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The incident began when an off-duty member of the Department was
involved in an incident with another driver that resulted in the officer being shot in the face.
Following the shooting, responding Department members viewed video from a nearby business and identified the shooter’s vehicle. OEMC (Office of Emergency Management) dispatchers then broadcast the description
and units in the area began to look for the vehicle.
Officers located and began to converge on the suspected vehicle. Two officers then approached the vehicle, while giving verbal commands. The individual driving the suspected vehicle began to flee and one officer discharged their firearm, without striking the subject, who fled the scene.
Bucyrus Ohio Police Department Captain Tom Walker released dash and body cam video from the November 11th shootout between Bucyrus Police and a Centerburg man.
Officer Devin Wireman (K9 Handler) and Lt. Curt Bursby (2nd-shift supervisor) were directly involved in the shooting. In a news release issued earlier, Captain Walker identified specific points of significance, including:
-The lead vehicle is Officer Wireman, and the second is Lt. Bursby.
– The suspect fired two (2) rounds with a rifle before an officer returned fire
– Officer Wireman is the only officer that shot at the suspect.
– No local officers or civilians were injured.
– No property damage to local residences.
– The suspect was not injured.
– The suspect is also considered a person of interest in the Morrow-County shootings.
Jacob Dan Davidson, 38, of Centerburg, has been indicted by the Crawford County Grand Jury on charges that include: felonious assault, a felony of the first-degree punishable with up to 11 years in prison, disrupting public services, and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, both fourth-degree felonies and each punishable with up to 18 months in prison and discharging a firearm on or near a prohibited premises, a third-degree felony punishable with up to 36 months in prison.
Davidson remains in custody at the Crawford County Jail.
This is body camera video from @MichiganStatePolice trooper Adam Henderson of an additional altercation between players of Michigan State University and Michigan. This video is exclusive and this incident has yet to be reported by the media.
This incident along with the other one right after the game in the tunnel has resulted in the suspension of numerous Michigan State Football players and a ongoing criminal investigation.
#michiganfootball #michiganstatespartans #police
The #Kalamazoo MI 'Citizens Public Safety Review and Appeals Board' reviews a #police internal investigation that is being appealed by a #servicedog owner.
#kalamazoo #police
The Los Angeles Police Department comes across a pew pew.
#lapd #bodycam #police
Michigan State Police Detroit Metro post chased a 14 year old in a crazy chase through Detroit.
#policechase #detroit
HOWARD CITY, Mich. — Police reports are shedding new light on what was going on inside an RV that led police on a chase through multiple counties in June.
Linda Mankel, 49, was arrested following a pursuit that began after a Michigan State Police trooper saw the RV she was allegedly driving run a red light at M-46 and M-91. The trooper attempted to conduct a traffic stop at that time, but the RV apparently refused to stop.
Another trooper threw out spike strips near M-82 and Amy School. According to a police report, the RV then veered to strike the trooper who deployed the strip. At that point, an official pursuit was initiated by the troopers.
Troopers were able to get the RV to stop with a pit maneuver as the RV was attempting to leave US-131 at Exit 104 in Kent County.
#policechase #rv #camping
A police chase in Las Vegas involved some heavy pew pew action
#policechase #lasvegas
A Kalamazoo MI police officer was shot at by a suspect with a rifle after he committed an armed robbery and shot at a store clerk.
The suspect remains at large.
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Kalamazoo MI police were tasked with clearing a homeless encampment when a group of outside domestic terrorists intervened and assaulted officers with flagpoles and pepper spray.
Suspects arrested include Monica Washington-Padula who claims to be a victim in this case and that she was forced to defend herself. She has started a petition asking that charges be dropped and releases small snippets of video to try and paint herself as the victim.
A no knock search warrant went bad in Las Vegas
It appears former Kalamazoo City Mayor Candidate Benjamin Stanley was arrested performing a first amendment audit of the Kalamazoo County Administration Building in Kalamazoo MI.
Police Report:
CASE: 22-510
TRESPASSING
SUMMARY: At approx. 1445 hours. on 1-5-2022 unknown W/M later identified as BENJAMIN HAYDEN STANLEY came into the Kalamazoo County Administration Building approached the front desk with his poodle dog without wearing a mask. I asked him if he needed a mask, and I went to hand him one which he refused immediately to wear one and became argumentative about the rules. During this conversation I notice that he was video taping me with his cell phone .He advised me that he was at the County Commission meeting last night and he wasn’t wearing one then and nobody had said anything to him including the Undersheriff. He walked over to the door and looked at the sign came back and continued to challenge me about the mask rules in the building. STANLEY was asked if he had business in the building to conduct that business or had to leave. STANLEY wanted to make an issue about wearing a mask and continued to taunt me about the issue. I wasn't going to allow STANLEY to disrupt the safety and security of the Administration Building going on in the lobby, he was asked again to go conduct his business or leave.
COUNTY CLERK” S OFFICE: STANLEY decided to walk into the County Clerk's Office and spend some time at the counter asking about affidavits on some Judges, but he didn’t have any real names or who he was really asking for. According to the staff in the Clerk’s office. STANLEY came out and asked me about how to get trespassed, he wanted to know how to get trespassed? While he was holding his cell phone recording me again. During this time, he asked for my name and employee number, I gave STANLEY my name and told him that I would not be giving out my employee number. I sent him on his way to conduct his business or leave the building. STANLEY continued to ask me about telling him how to be “Trespassed” I told him that If he refused to leave the building after instructed to do so he would be arrested, and his dog would go to the pound.STANLEY was told again to conduct his business in the building, or he would have toleave. That was when he decided to walk into the Treasurers’ Office.
COUNTY TREASURERS’ OFFICE:
STANLEY walked in the TREASURERS’ OFFICE and spent some time in that office without conducting any business just conducting conversation with the employees. Once STANLEY exited the TREASURERS OFFICE, he decided to take the elevators up to the 3rd floor wandering around the building without a purpose of business with his dog. Each time STANLEY would come out of an office he would not have any paperwork or material to show that he was there to conduct any business of any kind with the offices he was visiting. STANLEY was just interfering with the staff in performing their jobs to help other customers who had enter the building for business. Once STANLEY decided to come back down, he wanted to hang out in front of my desk and harass me about getting trespassed again, once again while videotaping our conversation on his cell phone. STANLEY was asked several times that if he was finished with his business at the Kalamazoo County Administration Building, he had to leave, or he would be arrested for Trespassing he refused. He pulled up a texted message from the undersheriff that he wanted to share with me. I instructed STANLEY again to leave the building if he was done with his business for the day. I gave STANLEY every opportunity to leave, I went back to my desk and sat down to allow him to leave, he continued to block my view of the lobby by holding his cell phone video taping me which interfered with the safety and security of the building and staff. I couldn’t have a clear view of the lobby, the hall or back door due to STANLEY standing at the front of my window area videotaping me with his cell phone blocking that view.
ARREST:STANLEY was placed under arrest for trespassing, after refusing to leave the building after conducting his business which was nothing at the time, he was also interfering with the Safety and Security of the Kalamazoo County Administration Building, including the staff & customers that were visiting. STANLEY was handcuffed placed into the back of my patrol vehicle and secured. The vehicle was started, and the heat turned on until another unit arrived to transport. His dog was secured in my office area until transport could be arranged with AnimalControl. Sgt Harrison was notified of the arrest; he was going to decide at the jail. Due to the COVID restrictions STANLEY could not be lodged at this time.
What happens when you pull on airsoft gun on Police.
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An officer involved shooting responding to a domestic violence call.
Two NYPD officers were recovering in the hospital on the night before the Thanksgiving holiday after being shot in the Bronx earlier in the evening responding to a 911 call by a community member, according to police officials.
The shooting happened near Beaumont Avenue and 187th Street in the Bronx around 8 p.m.
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said a community member called 911 to report a man in the neighborhood with a firearm. Two uniformed officers from the department’s 48th police precinct responded to the scene and discovered the man in question sitting on the stoop of a building.
Shea said one of the two officers, a male officer with eight years on the job, told the man to remove his hands from his pockets. Immediately, the man pulled out a gun and opened fire.
The other officer, a female military veteran with one year on the force with the NYPD, was shot twice in the upper right arm; she returned fire about five times and struck the suspect three times, Shea said.
The male officer wrestled the individual to the ground, according to Shea. He was struck once in his right armpit area; the bullet exited in the area of his left chest.
Both officers were said to be in good spirits and were described as stable. The female officer was expected to be released from the hospital as early as Thursday, Shea said.
The timeline for recovery for the other officer was less clear, considering the location and severity of his wound, Shea said, though he is also expected to fully recover.
A 65-year-old man was shot dead by police on a Brooklyn highway Thursday after he allegedly fled from a traffic stop, crashed into a police cruiser and pointed a gun at two uniformed officers, authorities said.
The wild scene unfolded when the suspect was first pulled over by an NYPD Highway Patrol officer for speeding in a gray Jeep Cherokee on the Belt Parkway near the Bay 8th Street exit at about 4 p.m., according to the NYPD.
The man pulled a weapon on the officer, prompting her to open fire.
As the female officer was approaching the car, the driver sped off, kicking off a chase eastbound on the highway, police said.
The officer managed to stop in front of the suspect’s car near the Verrazzano Bridge — but the suspect slammed into her vehicle and drove off again.
Another highway patrol cop joined the pursuit and the two officers finally pulled over the crazed driver near the Bay Parkway Avenue entrance.
The suspect then hopped out of his SUV and allegedly walked towards the officers with a gun, NYPD Chief of Department Rodney Harrison said at a Thursday night press briefing.
“The officers exited their vehicle and gave numerous verbal commands for the male to drop the gun,” Harrison said.
But the man continued towards them, prompting the officers to open fire, striking him multiple times, police said.
The suspect was taken to Lutheran Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead
An independent investigative unit in the Maryland Attorney General’s office released a seven-minute video Wednesday showing a shootout between Montgomery County Police officers and 27-year-old Osman Sesay of Silver Spring, who died as a result.
The video is graphic, but as part of a newly formed unit charged with investigating fatal encounters between law enforcement officers and civilians, the attorney general’s mandate is to increase transparency with the public.
52 minutes of bodycam video from the US Capitol Riots in 2021.
A viral video shows members of the Los Angeles Police Department rescuing a pilot from a plane right before a train smashes into it.
LAPD Foothill Division Officers displayed heroism and quick action by saving the life of a pilot who made an emergency landing on the railroad tracks at San Fernando Rd. and Osborne St., just before an oncoming train collided with the aircraft.
Video shows how a high-speed police shootout played out last month. It started with an armed robbery in Santa Fe and ended more than an hour away in Torrance County. Video shows officers having to return fire through their own windshields as the suspects shoot at them going 100 mph.
The incident started at a Starbucks drive-thru in Santa Fe on November 26 on St. Francis Drive when a female driver placed an order then pulled a gun, demanded money. After she receives the cash, she speeds off. Santa Fe County deputies catch up with the vehicle and the chase begins.
The policeman who shot a woman in the knee during a confrontation at a Parowan truck stop last year was suspended from working as a police officer after a council found he was not justified in using deadly force.
Enoch City Police Cpl. Jeremy Dunn’s license to work as a law enforcement officer was suspended for four years, according to a decision handed down by the Police Officers Standards and Training (POST) Council, held at the end of September.
A suspect at the Kalamazoo MI Amtrak Station and bus terminal opened fire on random people resulting in the police being called and doing their thing.
Ohio State Buckeyes Quarterback Jack Miller III was arrested for a DUI while driving around teammates. He is currently suspended from the team.
The city of Kalamazoo MI put on a press conference this week regarding a standoff, and officer involved shooting where police destroyed the home.
The Los Angeles Police Department responds to stabbing on Hollywood Blvd. Shots are fired to take the suspect into custody.
Video from a facebook live of a standoff and shootout with the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety and the Kalamazoo County Sheriff's department. Officers located a suspect wanted in a shooting who would not surrender.
Officer tore the home apart with a bearcat later that night and fatally shot the suspect. No officers were injured.
Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Proxmire was fatally shot seconds after this video ended by a round through the windshield to his head during a pursuit of a suspect. The suspect was wanted for fleeing from police and stealing the boat he was towing.
Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety in Kalamazoo Michigan arrest Monica Washington-Padula and others after she assulted an officer with a flagpole. During the arrest she pepper sprayed an officer and was carrying a pistol in her backpack.
Two Brevard County Sheriff's deputies were ambushed. Officer down!
A Michigan State Police fugitive apprehension team chases a suspect through Kalamazoo MI
A Minnesota state trooper caught this guy that was going over 100MPH using an interesting tactic.
Chicago #Police #Bodycam footage of a foot pursuit of an armed robbery suspect with shots fired.
It was a beautiful July morning for residents of the West Anaheim district in California. Some walked along the streets and children played outside, enjoying the clear skies.
But the tranquil day was cut short, officials say, when Anaheim police officers Kevin Pedersen and Sean Staymates got a call. What transpired next was captured by their body-worn cameras: The officers are seen racing through the heavily populated neighborhood in their police cruiser, unleashing a hailstorm of bullets in pursuit of a suspect believed to be armed and dangerous.
The footage, which authorities called “disturbing,” was released Wednesday following an investigation into Pedersen and Staymates by the Orange County district attorney. Prosecutors say the men were summoned to a home on July 21 belonging to the parents of 50-year-old Eliuth Penaloza Nava, who sat outside in a white truck. His brother had called police to report Nava was “hallucinating” because of an unknown drug and that he was armed with a knife and gun inside his vehicle.
The officers fired a combined 76 shots as they chased Nava through West Anaheim, which prosecutors called “alarming and irresponsible.” Sixty-four of them came from Pedersen, a probationary officer, who was dismissed by the department, Anaheim Police Chief Jorge Cisneros said during a Wednesday news conference. Staymates will be disciplined, he said.
While prosecutors wrote that they were perturbed by the officers’ conduct, they lacked evidence to bring criminal charges against the two men, who were “justified in believing that Nava posed a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to both officers and to others.”
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In the video, Pedersen pulls out his pistol immediately upon confronting Nava, who ignores instructions to stop his vehicle. He drives off instead, prompting a two-minute pursuit where Pedersen is seen firing his weapon repeatedly through his windshield, using his other hand to navigate. Staymates, who rode in the passenger seat, is shown assembling a rifle.
Appearing to talk into his radio, one of the men indicates he saw Nava “pointing the gun backward at us, and then at himself,” an observation was corroborated by several witnesses, according to prosecutors.
The officers whiz by houses and cars throughout the chase. At one point, Pedersen tells Staymates: “Hold on; we got too much traffic here, buddy . . . don’t take a shot, don’t take a shot, we got people in front of us."
While some bullets struck homes and vehicles, only Nava was harmed, according to prosecutors. They said the suspect’s weapon — later determined to be a CO2-powered air pistol — was “black in color and extremely similar in appearance” to an authentic gun.
The incident ended in front of the house where it began, according to prosecutors. Both officers got out of the car and continued to shoot, with Pedersen firing at least 30 more times toward Nava’s direction. The shooting doesn’t stop until Nava is pulled from the vehicle, riddled with bullets. Prosecutors say the final shots, which appear superfluous, were because Pedersen believed Nava was “armed and still alive.”
#police #PoliceChase #ShotsFired
A Cooper Township man charged with fleeing and eluding Michigan State Police officers and Kalamazoo County sheriff’s deputies in two separate chases and then ramming his car into four separate sheriff’s cruisers that same night will now stand trial.
Robert Lewis Brockman Jr., 53, was arraigned on Aug. 2 on four felony charges, including two counts of fleeing and eluding, one count of malicious destruction of police property and one count of assault with a dangerous weapon.
The charge of assault with a dangerous weapon was dismissed by District Court Judge Richard Santoni at his preliminary hearing on Aug. 20. Brockman will now stand trial on the other three counts in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court.
“In terms of the first three counts, those are very, very clear,” Santoni said while making his ruling. “The officers involved were chasing the defendant in fully-marked police vehicles with their lights and sirens on and he was actively fleeing them. And at least on one and possibly two occasions, he moved to avoid the spike strips that were put there to stop him.”
On the fourth charge, Santoni was not convinced by testimony of Kalamazoo County Deputies Michael Stradel or Melody Rugg that Brockman’s intent was to injure or impair Stradel during the incident, calling the charge “tenuous and speculative at best.”
Brockman, according to Stradel’s testimony, led officers on a 13-mile chase in which, at points, speeds exceeded 90 mph around 10 p.m. July 31. Stradel said Brockman avoided spike strips twice by going into ditches and driving around them and was boxed in by multiple patrol cars when his car finally came to a stop near the intersection of D Avenue and 28th Street in Richland Township.
It was then, as dashcam footage provided the sheriff’s office depicts, that Brockman rammed into four cruisers in an apparent attempt to get away. At the time, Stradel was standing behind his cruiser with his gun pointed at Brockman’s vehicle.
“The defendant struck my vehicle twice, and attempted to do so a third time,” Stradel testified, stating that prior to the third attempt that he discharged his firearm, aiming it just to the left of Brockman’s vehicle. Neither Brockman nor his vehicle was hit by gunfire, police said.
“I told the driver to freeze three times. I advised him that I would shoot if he didn’t stop, then I ordered him two to three more times to stop before I discharged my firearm," said Stradel. “As I was giving my commands, I made eye contact with him. He had a blank look on his face and it just seemed like he didn’t care. I felt if he would strike the car one more time, that he could come through and possibly strike me and I was in fear of my life so I discharged my firearm."
After an internal investigation into the incident, Stradel returned to full duty within a week’s time, according to Undersheriff James VanDyken.
Santoni ruled that it appeared Brockman was ramming Stradel’s cruiser in an attempt to escape and that he was not putting the officer’s life at risk or intending to do so.
“If the intent was to injure the officer I would imagine the officer would have gotten out of the way, but he didn’t feel fear enough to get out of the way,” Santoni said. “It’s clear Mr. Brockman’s intent was to damage the police vehicles and by doing so, escaping, so charges one, two and three are bound over and charge four is dismissed for lack of intent.”
#PoliceChase #Kalamazoo #ShotsFired
The Los Angeles Police Department on Tuesday released dramatic videos that show officers chasing down a man who was allegedly armed with a machete during an incident last month.
Dashboard-camera footage shows a police vehicle approaching the suspect in the drive-thru of a McDonald's near the intersection of Slauson and Western avenues in South Los Angeles on June 15. The man falls to the ground after apparently being struck by the vehicle, then runs away on foot with officers in pursuit.
One officer's body camera captured video of a chase through the parking lot before the suspect was taken to the ground and handcuffed.
The suspect was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and a machete was recovered at the scene, according to the LAPD.
No officers or civilians were injured.
In a statement, an LAPD spokesperson said the agency was still assessing the footage to determine whether the officers involved in the arrest observed proper procedures.
#LAPD #PoliceChase #Police
The Van Buren County Sheriff Daniel Abbot makes an epic pit ending a police chase.
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It started with an Ohio trooper attempting to pull over a vehicle on I-77 northbound, and ended with multiple police cars smashed and a dramatic arrest.
Wild police chase on 77 ends on east side of Cleveland
The reason for the death-defying chase? The suspect said she had to make it to work, according to police.
Imani Edwards is charged with felonious assault and failure to comply after she was finally stopped on East 105th Street in Cleveland, just north of St Clair Avenue.
Police had Edwards boxed in on I-77, and were out of their cruisers with guns drawn when she decided to run again.
She smashed into a Newburgh Heights cruiser and then into the back of a state trooper’s vehicle, which was pushed into another Newburgh Heights cruiser, and she was off again, at high speeds, northbound on 77.
Edwards, who used her turn signals through the entire chase, exited at I-490/East 55th. She then headed north on 55th weaving in and out of traffic, at high speeds, and made her way through the Cleveland Clinic campus.
While turning on East 105th Street. a trooper was able to ram the back of Edwards’ car, which then hit a utility pole. But even with her back end demolished, Edwards continued to speed through residential streets, making multiple turns and running numerous stop signs and red lights.
Finally, back on East 105th, just north of St. Clair, a trooper was able to force her off the road and into another utility pole where Edwards was placed under arrest.
Newburgh Heights police Chief John Majoy praised the work of the officers who never fired their weapons.
“Their lives were at stake, she almost ran them over, that’s a 2,000 pound weapon coming at you, they jumped out of the way just in the nick of time, to save their own lives,” Chief Majoy said.
There were no injuries to police or innocent bystanders.
#Police #PoliceChase #Ohio
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A 2001 Chevrolet Cruze blew by Lt. Edward Schillig of the Franklin County sheriff’s office on Route 33 just west of the Fairfield County line, initially clocked at 88 mph. The lieutenant pulled out to pursue the eastbound car, intending to cite the driver for excessive speed.
He soon would learn that driver Ramadhan H. Muridi and four other Michigan youths — all of them 12 to 16 years old — had been on their way to Florida in the car, which was reported stolen five days earlier. Inside were about a dozen stolen credit cards to help fund their trip, plus a credit-card skimmer.
The pursuit lasted 10 minutes, but by the end, it would be tragically intertwined with Smith’s daily routine, and it would change the lives of all involved.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Prosecutors have charged three young men in a high-speed chase. Occupants of the fleeing car were seen shooting at a police cruiser.
The chase began near 66th and Woodland Avenue just after 9:30 p.m. Thursday night. Police say an officer saw a vehicle parked in an abandoned lot with its lights off. The officer approached the car and it took off.
In the video, you can hear loud bangs and see muzzle flashes coming from the suspect's car. At one point, the officer has to temporarily stop following to increase the distance between him and the gun.
"They're firing!" the officer can be heard yelling. "High caliber weapon!"
The officer can be heard shouting for backup, yelling out street signs and repeating, "Get me cars!"
The suspect's vehicle, described as a four-door red car, can be seen swerving in and out of traffic. The video records the police officer's speed at one point at 93 mph.
An officer on the radio says he is going to TVI the suspect's car, which stands for Tactical Vehicle Intervention, otherwise known as a PIT maneuver. Soon after, a police car hits the back right fender, and the suspect's vehicle spins out.
"Get out with your hands up!" An officer is heard shouting right before the video ends.
Police found two handguns and an assault rifle in the suspects' car.
The suspect fired a shot inside the building and told others who were there to call police, Thomas said. Then, he waited for them to arrive.
“It appears that he entered the business with the intent to draw officers to the scene and then ambush them upon entry,” Thomas said.
The suspect opened fire on officers, hitting a 2.5-year KDPS officer multiple times in the torso. That officer’s partner, who has served on the force for nine months, “continued to engage” with the suspect, striking him multiple times, until other KDPS officers arrived, Thomas said. The officer was saved by his bullet proof vest. The suspect was killed.
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The Los Angeles Police Department has released new body camera video that shows an officer-involved shooting at the end of a dangerous pursuit on the 101 Freeway.
The footage shows an officer opening fire as the suspect runs across traffic on the freeway in the Hollywood area.
The incident happened on Sunday, Nov. 18.
It started when a Range Rover struck another car on surface streets in Hollywood and then took off when officers tried to pull him over.
The SUV jumped onto the 101 Freeway but when it got stuck in traffic, the driver took off on foot, running across the opposite lanes.
That's when the video shows the officer opening fire at the suspect. Police say the suspect had a gun and had pointed it at the officer.
A handgun was later recovered on the freeway ramp and was being tested to see if it is linked to the suspect.
Officers located the suspect in the stairwell of a building and arrested him. He was treated for minor injuries that may have been graze wounds from the officer's bullets.
The suspect was identified as 36-year-old Harut Torosyan
Police say he has a lengthy criminal record and was on probation. He is now facing several charges including felony evading and a felon in possession of a gun.
They arrested a passenger in the vehicle as well, who was linked to an unrelated crime and is facing robbery charges.
Investigators are looking into whether the use of force was justified.
#PoliceChase #Police #ShotsFired
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King County Sheriff's department footage of Mayday Riots in Seattle Washington
#Police #Protest #Riot
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LITTLE ROCK — The Little Rock Police Department has released new dashcam video of the pursuit and standoff between a man and Little police that occurred on Dec. 19.
According to police, 43-year-old Farris Deloney fired shots in a West Little Rock Walmart parking lot after arguing with his girlfriend.
Then he drove off with their one-year-old baby.
Police chased Deloney to Crystal Hill Road.
As officers approached his vehicle, he threatened to kill himself.
Minutes later, police were able to get the baby out of the car and Deloney surrendered to police.
He was arrested and charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, and two counts of endangering the welfare of a minor.
Police say Deloney has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
#PoliceChase #Hostage #Standoff
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A man in Troy Ohio finds police on line attempting to set up drug buy operations and decides to troll them and sell them a $20 bag of flowers. Yes Flowers.
#Police #Undercover #Troll
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A police-involved shooting that left a man wounded in the neck on the South Side Wednesday night is under investigation. Police said the shooting happened during an altercation and the man shot by police is hospitalized in serious condition. Police chased him into an apartment building in the East Chatham neighborhood. At ground 7 p.m. Wednesday, police said they saw an armed man in a crowd of people near 79th Street and Drexel Avenue, so police chased after him when he ran away. A group of about three officers followed the man into the third floor of an apartment building nearby, where they struggled according to authorities. One officer fired one shot. The man did not return fire. The events unfolded as children went door-to-door trick-or-treating with their parents. "He ran into the building to third floor where he pushed his way in," said Chicago Police Patrol Chief Fred Waller.
"Officers followed behind him. A struggle, a brief struggle, ensued there. He continued to run out of that building and that's when he was shot." Waller said the man was shot inside the building and outside the apartment. "Children have been walking down this street all day and all evening trick-or-treating," said Tou're Simpson, who lives nearby. "It's just too bad. It's a shame. Really it is." Officers recovered a 9 millimeter weapon with an extended clip, releasing a picture of it. Family members that the man who was shot is 23 years old and is the father of two young children, a baby and a 2-year-old. They are questioning if the use of force was justified. Meanwhile, the officer has been put on administrative duty for 30 days, pending the outcome of an independent investigation.
#police #bodycam #shotsfired
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ICE removes a dirty cop that is on the run from the Dominican Republic that was convicted of murder.
#ICE #Police #Immigration