Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Berkley California (KGO) — Protesters on both sides of the debate over President Trump's policies, and the direction the nation is taking are facing off in Berkeley today.
As of 12:18 p.m., Allston Way between Milvia Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way was blocked.
Four people have been arrested and officers have seized items prohibited from the protest. Some type of gas was released this morning at Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park where the protest started, a police spokesman said.
Read more here: abc7news.com/news/protesters-facing-off-in-berkeley-over-president-trump/1877523
Berkley California (KGO) — Protesters on both sides of the debate over President Trump's policies, and the direction the nation is taking are facing off in Berkeley today.
As of 12:18 p.m., Allston Way between Milvia Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way was blocked.
Four people have been arrested and officers have seized items prohibited from the protest. Some type of gas was released this morning at Martin Luther King Jr. Civic Center Park where the protest started, a police spokesman said.
Read more here: abc7news.com/news/protesters-facing-off-in-berkeley-over-president-trump/1877523



![Hit-And-Run Suspect Assaults Cop, Then Chief Turns On The Officer.
References:
[1] Tuscaloosa Police release body cam footage from viral video arrest: https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/news/20190424/tuscaloosa-police-release-body-cam-footage-from-viral-video-arrest
+ [2] Suspect lied to WMBA about her cooperation with law officers: “I was beaten by two police officers,” 22-year-old Jhasmynn Sheppard told WBMA. “I was unarmed. And I did everything they asked me to.” : https://abc3340.com/news/local/victim-in-viral-tuscaloosa-arrest-speaks-out
+ [3] Suspect also lied to WSFA and said she cooperated with police : http://www.wsfa.com/2019/04/25/woman-seen-viral-tuscaloosa-police-arrest-video-reacts-release-body-camera-video/
Tuscaloosa, Alabama (ABC33/40)Approximately 20 minutes later, Tuscaloosa Police Officer Cole Ward and Officer Steven Lackey located the hit-and-run vehicle near a Krispy Kreme store on McFarland Boulevard.
“You know why I stopped you,” one of the officers told her as he approached her driver’s side window, bodycam footage showed. “A guy’s been following you. Driver’s license, proof of insurance.”
He then told her to place her hands behind her back, at which point Sheppard immediately began complaining and pulling away.
She then turned back towards him with only one of her hands cuffed, and tried to break his hold on her other wrist.
“Are you serious?” the officer asked in disbelief. “Have you lost your freakin’ mind?”
She managed to pull out of his grasp, then tumbled to the ground as she turned away from him, the video showed.
The officer’s bodycam fell off during the physical altercation that ensued.
“Looked like she was trying to run, and…she swung at him,” explained a bystander who recorded the scene with a cell phone. Hit-And-Run Suspect Assaults Cop, Then Chief Turns On The Officer.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PGNljtjDhF0/mqdefault.jpg)

![Man causes a major scene after ramming into an Officer
Fort Lauderdale, Florida (WSVN) - Police arrested a driver in Downtown Fort Lauderdale over the weekend after, they said, he hit an off-duty officer with his pickup truck, then refused to get out of the vehicle, leading to a confrontation that went viral on social media.
The cellphone video shows a police officer using pepper spray on the driver, as other officers attempted to force him out of the vehicle, early Sunday morning.
The clip was posted to Facebook and shows officers busting one of the black truck’s windows.
According to Fort Lauderdale Police, 23-year-old Shamarley Henry of North Dakota struck the off-duty officer, who was still in uniform, near the 100 block of Southwest Third Avenue, at around 1:30 a.m.
The arrest form states the officer was “knocked over several feet and landed on his knees, on the ground, and braced himself against a vehicle.”
The arrest report goes on to say, when the officer ordered Henry to stop, the suspect “told the officer to get the [expletive] out of the way and accelerated away.”
The witness’ cellphone video showed officers attempting to pull Henry out of the truck. However, he refused to let go of the steering wheel.
Officers eventually tackled Henry down to the ground and placed him in handcuffs. Man causes a major scene after ramming into an Officer](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pm2AymjLigI/mqdefault.jpg)




