Police Activity Daily

#BrowardCountyFL #PoliceChase A Doral police detective is under investigation after he was involved in a car chase and possible police shooting in April 2021. The chase started at suspected armed robbery in Hialeah and ended in Broward County https://youtu.be/XCeFKYA6JM4 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#officerinvolvedshooting #policeshooting #stockton Stockton police confirm that 30-year-old Officer Jimmy Inn was shot late Tuesday morning while responding to a domestic violence call.Around 9:45 a.m. the Stockton Dispatch Center received a call of a disturbance in the 4400 block of La Cresta Way in North Stockton. The caller reported hearing screaming and saw a woman with a ripped shirt who was bleeding and appeared to have been assaulted. Officer Inn was dispatched to the call and arrived at the home at 10:07 a.m. Shortly after he arrived, Ofc. Winn knocked on the security door and stood off to the side. A voice from inside the residence said, “Hey Police” and a man immediately opened the door shooting Officer Inn multiple times, say police. Stockton police Officer Pancho Freer arrived on the scene while this was happening. He said he heard gunshots and saw the man standing over Officer Inn holding a gun. He exchanged gunfire with the suspect who shot Freer’s patrol car. Freer returned fire, then the suspect, 30-year-old Lance Lowe, then went back inside the home and re-emerged holding his 8-year-old boy in a stranglehold. Lowe refused to comply with the officer’s commands. https://youtu.be/MiXfuPCZNJQ Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#SpringfieldPoliceDepartment #DrugsKill According to Springfield Police Spokesperson Ryan Walsh, police received a ShotSpotter activation report for five rounds of gunshots on High Street around 7:25 p.m. Sunday night. A nearby city camera was able to capture the moments after shots were fired, and showed 43-year-old Jose Montanez running in the street with a gun in his hand, pointing it at officers. As police arrived, Montanez ran down the street but continued to turn around and point a gun at them. Walsh said officers were able to see the gun’s slide was locked, indicating the gun was out of ammunition. The video shows Montanez put the gun down at one point but then pick it back up. An additional ammunition magazine was also seen in his waistband. Montanez continued running down the street as more officers arrived. According to Walsh, he ran to the back of High School of Commerce on State Street and allegedly tossed his gun onto school property before being arrested. Officers recovered the gun, which had been reported stolen, and the magazine in his waistband. https://youtu.be/xT7pjOMZuO0 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #JacksonvillePoliceDepartment #DanielNeal Detectives were conducting a surveillance operation early Sunday in the 7000 block of South Old Kings Road after a series of armed robberies. Just before 6 a.m. detectives learned of another robbery nearby and spotted Neal running past their car. Detective Joseph Bennett was one of those in the chase, yelling "Police! Stop! Police!" several times, Chief T.K. Waters said. The suspect had a gun as he tried to get into a unit in The Plantation apartments and was shot twice by Bennett, Waters said. The Smith & Wesson handgun recovered by police at the scene was reported stolen in 2020. https://youtu.be/0pteJ-Q6KoE Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #AnthonyLoia #LongBeachPoliceDepartment Family identified the deceased man as Anthony Loia, a 26-year-old father of two who was shot by police on Feb. 6 near the area of Magnolia Avenue and 14th Street, which is about a mile north of Long Beach Police Department’s downtown headquarters. Coroner’s officials have since formally identified the slain man as Loia, a resident of Corona. “He loved his family so much. He had a smile that could light up a room,” his sister Raina Menezes said through tears at Saturday’s vigil. “He loved his kids so much, all he wanted to do was just be a good father.” On the night of the shooting, police allege that Loia was walking in the area by Seaside Park, pointing a gun at people and passing cars around 9:15 p.m., according to a Long Beach Police Department news release following the incident. According to LBPD, officers commanded Loia to drop the gun but he refused, and at least one officer opened fire. They rendered aid until the arrival of city Fire Department crews, who pronounced the Loia dead at the scene, police said. Long Beach police noted in their previous news release that officers were quick to respond to the call about the man armed with a gun in part because it was in a neighborhood that’s seen a spate of violence recently. Since Jan 1, there had been five shootings in a five-block radius, the LBPD said. https://youtu.be/lKtRlZgOPz8 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #GardenGrovePoliceDepartment #GGPD On Wednesday, February 26, 2020, at approximately 01:20 hours, video surveillance from the AutoMax HB car dealership at 925 North Harbor Boulevard (Santa Ana) showed Salazar enter the car lot, run to a grey 2017 Dodge Challenger and enter the vehicle. Approximately two (2) minutes later, Salazar drove the vehicle off the lot, escaping undetected with the stolen vehicle At approximately 01:23 hours – within minutes of Salazar stealing the Challenger – Garden Grove Police Department Officer Jorge Mazon drove westbound on Trask Avenue approaching Harbor Boulevard. The intersection of Trask Avenue and Harbor Boulevard lies one mile north of the AutoMax HB car dealership. Officer Mazon – having just finished a nearby investigation – was driving back to the GGPD station. As he neared Harbor heading westbound on Trask, Officer Mazon saw the Challenger “flying down Harbor” northbound toward Trask. Officer Mazon witnessed the Challenger collide with a raised center median pole and the center median running along Trask (just east of Harbor). The collision occurred directly in front of Officer Mazon as he approached the intersection. The severity of the collision, as described by Officer Mazon, was corroborated by the MAV footage. That footage shows the collision itself, including the portion wherein the front of the Challenger strikes the median, momentarily lifts into the air, and then settles to rest in the middle of the westbound lanes of Trask (just east of the intersection). Officer Mazon stopped his patrol vehicle approximately ten (10) to fifteen (15) yards from the Challenger. He positioned the patrol vehicle in the lane nearest the Trask sidewalk. Officer Mazon’s patrol vehicle came to rest with the front wheels facing at an angle slightly toward the Challenger, which lay ahead, mostly in the next-interior lane. Based on the severity of the crash, Officer Mazon believed the driver of the Challenger was likely seriously injured. At the time, Officer Mazon was not aware that the Challenger was stolen from the AutoMax HB dealership just moments ago. According to Officer Mazon, he exited his patrol vehicle because “I want to help this person out … I’m thinking this person is either dead or severely injured because I saw how hard he crashed.” Officer Mazon left the engine running in his patrol vehicle and the driver’s door partially open as he approached Salazar. Salazar walked directly towards Officer Mazon. Officer Mazon directed Salazar to the curb. Salazar continued walking towards Officer Mazon and pushed Officer Mazon with his right arm. Officer Mazon did not retaliate. Instead, Officer Mazon re-directed Salazar to sit on the curb and to “sit down … sit down.” Salazar then walked to the curb, but failed to comply with Officer Mazon’s repeated commands to sit down. Salazar’s demeanor and uncooperative behavior, in context with the time of night and collision, led Officer Mazon to believe Salazar was under the influence of methamphetamine. He then walked off the curb, across the front of the patrol vehicle, and entered the driver’s seat of Officer Mazon’s patrol vehicle. Officer Mazon was still the lone officer on scene at this time. Officer Mazon gave Salazar multiple commands to exit the patrol vehicle. A struggle ensued whereby Officer Mazon attempted to get Salazar out of the patrol vehicle. Officer Mazon broadcasted a request to expedite his backup. GGPD Officer Omar Perez, who was dispatched to assist Officer Mazon, heard the sense of urgency in Officer Mazon’s voice and believed he was struggling. Officer Perez activated his emergency lights and siren as he responded. Officer Mazon attempted to pull Salazar out of the patrol vehicle. Salazar said “[w]hat are you doing … why are you playing like that?” As Officer Mazon struggled to remove Salazar, Salazar said “I [unintelligible] kill myself … I don’t want to kill myself … I don’t want to do this … stop this… I can’t get myself arrested.” Officer Mazon repeatedly ordered Salazar to “stop … stop”. Salazar responded “alright … alright … I’ll do it.” Officer Mazon repeated “get out … get out … get out … get out … get out … get out … get out … hey … do me a favor … just get out.” Salazar responded “no.” Officer Mazon then repeated “just get out.” Salazar did not comply; instead, Salazar responded “why?” Officer Mazon repeated “just get out … get out.” As Salazar honked the horn, he stated “I can’t go … he’s stronger than me … you have to sh … [unintelligible] have to die.” https://youtu.be/o45w1LIoeeA Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#AnadarkoPoliceShooting #SalinaLambert #OIS #AnadarkoOK Anadarko police released bodycam footage Friday afternoon of an April shooting that killed a 25-year-old man. Silas Lambert called 911 around 1 a.m. on April 5 after his best friend overdosed. When officers arrived at the 100 block of Nixon Drive, Lambert was agitated and aggressive. Police said the officer took Lambert outside to help de-escalate the situation. Minutes into the encounter outside, the officer learns Lambert is armed with a .40-caliber gun. Anadarko Police Chief Eric Harlan said in a press conference Wednesday that Lambert ignored the officer’s several commands to put his hands in the air. When Lambert went to reach for the gun in his pocket, Harlan said was tased and later shot. According to the medical examiner’s report, Lambert was shot four times. Three bullets hit Lambert’s right chest and another bullet hit his left arm. The report also revealed Lambert was not under the influence of anything during the incident. Lambert was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. Two Anadarko police officers were involved in the incident: officers Maldonado and Harmon. Maldonado was shot in the arm and also received a head injury. It’s unclear whose bullet hit Maldonado. Caddo County District Attorney Jackson Hicks determined Tuesday that both officers were justified in the April shooting. https://youtu.be/-UwTiP7Xfek Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#BaltimorePoliceDepartment #BLM #BaltimorePigs Baltimore Police Department Runover Unarmed Black Man For Fleeing, Bad For City Riots May Be Coming The Man Fleeing Never Pointed A Gun At Police or Displayed A Gun. Baltimore Police Department Is Crafting A Story To Cover For Their Bad Decision Making, This Is Bad For City Riots Coming Baltimore Police Departments Released Story: On Tuesday June 14, 2021 around 7:08 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 1800 Block of Druid Hill Avenue for an armed carjacking. The victim, a food delivery driver, was approached by a suspect that displayed a firearm and drove away in the victim’s vehicle. A short time later, officers located the vehicle and activated their lights and sirens in an attempt to stop the vehicle. The 16 year-old suspect sped away from police, at which time air support was requested for Foxtrot to assist in tracking the vehicle. The suspect sped through city streets, going through several red lights and stop signs before bailing out of the vehicle. A short foot pursuit then transpired, at which time the suspect was struck by a police vehicle. Aid was immediately rendered to the suspect and through that course of that action, a black semi-automatic airsoft handgun was recovered from the suspect’s pant leg. He was transported to a local hospital and after a medical evaluation, it was determined that he did not need to be admitted, rather treated for minor injuries and released a short time later. The suspect has been charged as an adult with Armed Carjacking and numerous other offenses. https://youtu.be/x6Y_V1KYCE8 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #TucsonPoliceDepartment #TPD The Tucson Police Department released body camera video of a deadly officer-involved shooting from June 4, 2021 at Jesse Owens Park. Just after 8 p.m. that night, an officer was waved down by a woman who said she was threatened by a man with a knife. With the support of the TPD Air Unit, officers located the suspect, 45-year-old Raymond Edwards, near the far west end of the park displaying a sharp-edged weapon. Officers verbally contacted Edwards and gave him multiple commands to drop the weapon, but say he refused. Officers continued to speak with Edwards until they say he began advancing towards them with the weapon in his hand. Two officers then discharged their firearms, striking Edwards. Officers say Edwards died at the scene. https://youtu.be/jRtQGJ3sieM Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #LAPD #OISLAPD #VanNuysStation Man Shoots Off Duty Copy And Gets Shot Several Times Himself Before Being Arrested! On April 28, 2021, at approximately 2:25 p.m., Van Nuys uniform officers responded to a radio call of "Shots Fired" at the 5200 block of Vesper Avenue in Van Nuys. The officers found an off-duty LAPD officer with gunshot wounds at the scene as well as a male Hispanic suspect, also suffering from gunshot wounds. A preliminary investigation revealed the off-duty officer encountered the suspect inside the off-duty officer's garage. The suspect armed himself with a firearm, resulting in an Officer-Involved Shooting. The suspect and officer exchanged gunfire. The suspect was identified as Christopher Carmarena-Quintanilla and arrested at scene by responding officers and transported to a local hospital where he received medical treatment. The off-duty officer also sustained gunshot wounds and was transported to a local hospital. He received medical treatment and is expected to survive his injuries. https://youtu.be/NRk2D3LQOVw Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#OIS #PhoenixPD #PhoenixOIS Man Violates PPO Shows Up At Ex's House With Gun And Gets Shot By Phoenix Police Department May 30th, 2021, in the area of 39th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. Officers responded to a report of a violation of an order of protection. When first officer arrived at the residence, he immediately encountered the suspect who pointed a gun at the officer. The officer and suspect exchanged gunfire, and the suspect was struck. Officers provided first aid until Phoenix Fire personnel arrived and transported the suspect to nearby hospital for treatment. He remains hospitalized and will be booked into the Maricopa County Jail upon his release for charges related to this investigation. https://youtu.be/VdKT4E9xlyM Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Full Dash Cam Video Released of Loose Sled Dog Team Leading Police On A Chase Around Town! Billings Police Department received a vary usual call with a loose sled with dogs running down the middle of the street. Officers Dave Firebaugh and Jeremiah Adams, who happen to be K9 officers, were driving when they spotted the dogs. The low-speed chase allowed the officers to safely apprehend the sled dogs and return them back to their owner Jen Mignard. She as practicing for a mushing competition at Norm's Island in south Billings when she tipped and was left behind. The four dogs kept running. There were reports from the community of the sighting. https://youtu.be/ceozU3RSUrA Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Naked 20+ Year Veteran Social Worker Wrongfully Raided By Chicago PD Then Treated Non-Human! Used Federal Court To Block Release of Footage And No Officers Were Disciplined So Far! Chicago police burst into the apartment of an innocent woman based on a faulty tip and handcuffed her while she was naked, forcing her to stand in full view of male officers as they searched her home, newly revealed body camera footage shows. Local news outlet CBS 2, which has been investigating wrong-door raids by Chicago police for the past several years, first aired the footage of the 2019 incident last night, despite an attempt by the city of Chicago to block the TV station from running it. "I feel like they didn't want us to have this video because they knew how bad it was," the woman in the footage, Anjanette Young, told CBS 2. "They knew they had done something wrong. They knew that the way they treated me was not right." The body camera footage is part of a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by Young, who alleges the February 21, 2019 police raid traumatized her and violated her Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. https://youtu.be/X6o60Gk1YSs Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use

New Bodycam Footage Just Realeased Of Cops Shooting Suspect With a Knife in Eugene, Oregon The Lane County District Attorney's Office released body camera and dash camera video of the incident on Tuesday, along with a detailed account of what investigators believe happened. "Because there are pending criminal charges against Muhsin Sharif, to protect his trial rights, only video of the actual use of force is being released at this time," the DA said in a statement. "The first video is from Officer Trullinger’s body worn camera. The second video is from Officer Rankin’s in-car video." On November 30, 2020, at approximately 10:21 a.m., Eugene Police received a report from a Lane County Deputy District Attorney (DDA) that a victim had contacted him via text and reported “He beat me up. He’s here.” The DDA reported the message was from a recent victim from a previous violation of a Pennsylvania Restraining Order against Muhsin Sharif. The DDA reported he had not heard from the victim in approximately 10 minutes and believed she was in an active dispute and unable to use her phone. EPD officers located the address of the victim and made contact. The victim reported Sharif had just left her residence. She stated Sharif may be armed with a knife, had made statements about fighting the police and potentially killing himself if the police were involved. The victim provided a physical description of Sharif as a 26-year-old mixed race adult, approximately 6’01 tall with an athletic build wearing a gray sweater, white shirt and green beanie. During the conversation with the victim, EPD officers developed probable cause to believe Sharif had again violated his restraining order and committed the crimes of Assault and Strangulation constituting domestic violence while their minor child was present. Oregon law provides for mandatory arrest of a suspect under these circumstances. At approximately 11:57 a.m., Eugene Police Patrol units and plain clothes officers located Sharif in the Washington/Jefferson Park and established surveillance there. At approximately 12:01 pm, Eugene Police officers attempted to contact Sharif in the park and he fled on foot. The foot pursuit tracked westbound along 1st, south then west in the Jefferson Alley, south on Madison and then eastbound into the ally between Builder’s Electric and Oakshire Brewery. During the foot pursuit, Eugene Police personnel observed Sharif was armed with a knife as he ran and heard him yelling “I will kill you” repeatedly as he ran. Officers pursued him with lights, sirens and loud speakers. One officer on recording is heard yelling, “Stop, drop the knife.” After entering the alley between Oakshire Brewery and Builder’s Electric, Sharif ran toward the southeast corner of a parking lot behind Oakshire. Within seconds of running into the parking area, Sharif quickly turned around before advancing toward the first Eugene Police officer that had entered the alley behind him. Officer Ryan Trullinger, who has been with EPD for four and a half years, observed the parking lot was enclosed, came to a stop in the alleyway several yards from Sharif and began to give him commands to “Stop” and to “Drop the Knife” as Sharif advanced quickly toward him. There was a clear path out of the alley to the passenger side of Officer Trullinger’s patrol vehicle. Sharif ignored Officer Trullinger’s commands and quickly advanced toward the driver’s side of Officer Trullinger’s patrol vehicle. Sharif had the knife raised in his right hand and was yelling at Officer Trullinger. When Sharif reached the front driver’s corner of the patrol vehicle he accelerated toward Officer Trullinger as Officer Trullinger retreated, circling the rear of his vehicle. As Sharif cleared the rear corner of the patrol vehicle, Officer Trullinger fired his Glock 9 mm pistol four times while accelerating his retreat. Officer Trullinger later stated in his interview that he feared Sharif was going to stab him or someone else, and was in fear for his life. Officer Trullinger said he stopped shooting when Sharif fell to the ground as he perceived the threat was over. https://youtu.be/KPlAuSRHqIU Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use

#officerinvolvedshooting #lasvegasmetropolitanpolicedepartment #spanishheightsshooting Las Vegas Police Department Fatally Shoot Burglar While He Was Attacking Home Owners With A Hammer Las Vegas police on Thursday afternoon released footage and details after officers fatally shot a burglar armed with a hammer early Tuesday morning. Police say on Dec. 8 before 1:20 a.m. the suspect entered through a side door to a residence in the 5100 block of Spanish Heights Drive near Tropicana Avenue and Durango Drive. According to police, the suspect confronted two homeowners, 73 and 68 years old, while armed with a hammer and demanded money and car keys and said that the female resident was "coming with him." Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officers Malik Grego-Smith and Dustin Xaypanya fired a combined total of six rounds at 40-year-old suspect Nathaniel Sironen, according to LVMPD Assistant Sheriff Brett Zimmerman. According to Zimmerman, arriving officers from outside the house observed the suspect standing in the kitchen. Police showed body-worn camera footage of officers approaching the front door of the house and motioning to homeowners to open the door. Footage shows the apparent resident opening the door, and a suspect charging toward the homeowner with the hammer as police entered. The homeowners were uninjured, Zimmerman said. Police summoned medical assistance shortly after shooting Sironen, who was pronounced dead on scene. https://youtu.be/LEOBSs1bzQ0 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for «fair use» for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Fake Teen Cop Gets Arrested While Trying To Conduct A Traffic Stop-Impersonating Sheriff's Deputy An 18-year-old in New Mexico has been charged with impersonating a sheriff's deputy after he allegedly conducted a traffic stop using police lights he outfitted on his car, police said. An Albuquerque Police officer happened upon the scene Monday just after 12:30 a.m. and saw a vehicle without any police markings but outfitted with red and blue flashing lights, according to a criminal complaint. As the officer was driving by, a man standing outside the stopped vehicle waved at him as he was passing, which prompted him to turn around and stop next to the unmarked car. The man, who was wearing plain clothes but had a star-shaped badge on his belt, identified himself as Brenden Wysynski and told the officer that he had worked for the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office for the past three years, according to the complaint. Body camera footage from the scene shows Wysynski saying, "This is all I got," and gesturing to the badge when the officer ask if he had identification on him. https://youtu.be/FWgC9msUY_M Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Officer-Involved-Shooting- Mentally Ill Man And His Dog Attack Police Officers Inside His Home On August 5, 2020, around 2:25 p.m., LAPD, uniformed patrol officers, assigned to Hollywood Division, responded to a "Male with a Mental Illness" radio call for service, at the 1100 block of N. Wilton Place. The radio call comments indicated that the suspect suffered from a mental illness disorder and was attempting to cut himself with the scissors. Additional, comments indicated the suspect had a Rottweiler dog on a leash. The suspect was later identified as 32-year-old, Alfonso Mauldin. When the officers arrived, they located Mauldin inside his apartment, armed with scissors and holding a leashed dog. The officers attempted to use verbalization techniques to de-escalate the situation but then Maudlin suddenly released his dog and they both charged at the officers, which resulted in the deployment of a fire extinguisher, a bean bag (less lethal munitions) and an Officer-Involved-Shooting. Mauldin was not struck by gunfire and was taken into custody without further incident. One officer sustained a gunshot wound to the right forearm from a round fired by another officer during the altercation when Mauldin charged the officers with his dog. The Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and transported the injured officer to a local hospital where the officer was medically treated and released. In addition, the dog suffered from an unidentified injury and was transported to a veterinarian for medical treatment. The veterinarian was unable to determine if the dog's injury was a gunshot wound or puncture/stab wound. LAPD's specialized Force Investigation Division (FID) responded to the scene and began interviewing witnesses and collecting forensic evidence. A representative from the Office of the Inspector General responded and monitored the scene investigation. The complete investigation will be reviewed by the Chief of Police and the Board of Police Commissioners and the Office of the Inspector General to determine the thoroughness and accuracy of the investigation and whether the use of deadly force complied with LAPD's policies and procedures. Additionally, representatives from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office who responded to the scene will review the subsequent FID investigation; evidence collected and witness statements to determine if the force used by the officers(s) was reasonable. https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ https://youtu.be/N4NFTzcPZao Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair usenfor purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Gun Touting Pregnant Thief Shoots At Police Officers Immediately Upon Contact LAPD Force Investigation Division is investigating an Officer-Involved-Shooting that occurred Friday afternoon, in a downtown Los Angeles business district. On October 23, 2020, around 2:20 p.m., LAPD, uniformed patrol officers, assigned to Central Division, were flagged down in the vicinity of 11th Street and Los Angeles Street by citizens reporting a robbery suspect. The officers then located the suspect (later identified as 30-year-old, Vanessa Nunez), and attempted to make a pedestrian stop on Main Street just north of 11th Street. As the officers initiated their stop, Nunez turned and fired two rounds at the officers from a semiautomatic pistol, which resulted in an Officer-Involved-Shooting. Nunez then dropped her pistol and was taken into custody without further incident. The Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and treated Nunez for minor injuries she sustained by breaking glass and released for booking. Fortunately, no officers or Nunez were struck by gunfire. https://youtu.be/UwO6kjkOtlA https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for «fair use» for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#officerinvolvedshooting #ois 2 Men Shoot At Police Officers Then Crash Car While Fleeing-Officer Involved Shooting On October 17, 2020, a little past eleven thirty PM., LAPD officers were northbound on Budlong Avenue from Jefferson Boulevard when they saw a shooting in progress. A grey Chevy cruz was stopped in the roadway, facing southbound and two passengers, suspect 1 and suspect 2, from the vehicle had exited and were firing handguns at a victim. The victim ran north on Budlong Avenue, pursued by suspect 2. When the officers stopped their vehicle, suspect 1 turned and pointed his handgun in the direction of the officers; at that time there was an officer-involved shooting. Suspect 1 entered the passenger side of the grey sedan, which fled south on Budlong Avenue and crashing into a pole at Budlong Avenue and 35th Street. The occupants of the sedan fled on foot. A large perimeter was established to search for the suspects. While maintaining the perimeter, a male was detained by officers. The male, later identified as 34-year-old Brandon Maxwell, was the registered owner of the grey sedan and had minor injuries, which appeared to be from broken glass. Maxwell was booked for attempt murder. No additional suspects were found during the search. No officers were injured during the incident. Two handguns were located at the scene and booked as evidence. https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ https://youtu.be/odsqnvs4Rb4 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

Insane HIT AND RUN Accidents-Crazy Hit And Run Accidents Caught On Camera -2020. Several Serious And Fatal Hit And Run Accidents. Most Are Under Investigation. Some of the imagines of face are blurred to respect the families. https://youtu.be/LOxilFMBFyA https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#officerinvolvedshooting #ois Body Camera Footage of Officer Involved Shooting- Woman Pulls Gun On Police Officers Around 1:20 a.m., LAPD Topanga Division patrol officers responded to a radio call at a motel in the 20100 block of Vanowen Street. The comments of the radio call indicated an assault with a deadly weapon (ADW) had occurred. After arriving, the officers were able to determine an ADW had not occurred and they left the location. Around 2:20 a.m., officers were called to the location a second time. The motel staff requested a woman, later identified as 51-year-old Julie Ann Archer, be removed from the property. Archer was in one of the motel rooms and was not a registered guest. Archer refused to come out of the motel room she had locked herself inside of; at which time, the officers used a key the motel staff had provided them to unlock the door. The door opened but was secured from inside by a chain. Archer extended her hand through the opening of the door and was holding a handgun, resulting in an officer-involved-shooting. Archer was struck by gunfire and dropped the handgun. Archer was transported to a local hospital where she received medical treatment for a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. No officers were injured. A loaded handgun was located at the scene and recovered as evidence. https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ https://youtu.be/LNt4aKOSFj8 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.

#officerinvolvedshooting #ois #bakersfieldpd Bakersfield Police released video Thursday of the night officers shot a man accused of firing at them during a pursuit in November. The man fires at them several times, then proceeds to claim he is a minor after getting shot in the hand. The man was not a minor, the officers did a great job! https://www.policeactivitydaily.com/ https://youtu.be/rVHOMcir6O0 Police Activity Daily is Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use