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A 14 Year fired a pistol during a foot chase last December in Charlotte North Carolina. Police are now identifying the officer who was shot by a 14-year-old in east Charlotte in December 2021 as Officer Elliot Whitley of the Hickory Grove Patrol Division, as the officer who was shot in this situation. Officer Whitley was hired by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on April 25, 2011. A 14-year-old is facing charges for the shooting during a car break-in. According to the CMPD, an officer was shot off Winged Elm Court, in the area of the Woodland Estates Apartment Homes, and taken to Atrium Main. Officials said the officer’s injuries were not life-threatening. CMPD officials said officers were dispatched to a car break-in at 7:20 a.m. The caller also said the individual pointed a firearm at an area resident. CMPD officials said officers were dispatched to a car break-in at 7:20 a.m. The caller also said the individual pointed a firearm at an area resident. When police arrived, they chased the suspect who opened fire at them, striking one of the officers in the upper-body area, officials said. Police returned fire and the teen was eventually taken into custody. No other injuries were reported, according to the CMPD. Police said the 14-year-old is being charged with attempted murder of a police officer and robbery. Due to being a minor, the suspect’s name was not released. Authorities said they were fortunate that Monday’s situation wasn’t any more serious. A 14-year-old is facing charges after shooting a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer during a car break-in Monday morning in east Charlotte During a briefing, CMPD officials said it is a bad day in Charlotte when a 14-year-old possesses a gun and shoots at an officer. $$$ REFERRALS TO GET FREE STUFF $$$ https://www.okcoin.com/join?channelId... Refer a friend. Split $100. Know someone who’s curious about crypto? You’ll each receive $50 in bitcoin when they buy $100 worth of crypto on Okcoin. https://www.binance.us/ Buy your BNB (Binance here) and then send it to your MetaMask or Trust Wallet https://accounts.binance.us/en/regist... Gemini: https://www.gemini.com/share/m7kmkmk37 Get $10 in BTC when you invite a friend and they trade $100 USD. Coinbase (app or web) - Why you should sign up, you literally can watch 20 mins worth of videos and earn $20 in crypto for free plus get another $10 free in bitcoin when you use my referral link and spend $100 in crypto. Invite a friend to Coinbase and you’ll both receive $10 in free Bitcoin when they buy or sell their first $100 on Coinbase! USE THIS LINK https://www.coinbase.com/join/malcol_zbp

A white Little Rock police officer who fatally shot a Black motorist during a traffic stop last year resigned on Friday, accusing the police chief of making his working conditions “intolerable” since a judge ordered him reinstated. Officer Charles Starks was fired last year over the fatal shooting of Bradley Blackshire during a traffic stop, but a judge in January ordered the city to reinstate him. Starks fired at least 15 shots through the windshield of a car Blackshire was driving in February 2019. In his letter to Chief Keith Humphrey, Starks complained about having to sue to get the city to pay into his retirement account. He wrote that a counselor recommended he resign because of a “toxic environment.” “You have done everything to make my working conditions intolerable and you have succeeded,” he wrote, noting that his resignation would take effect Sept. 26. A police spokesman said neither the department nor the chief would comment on Starks’ resignation. Through a spokeswoman, Mayor Frank Scott also declined to comment. Starks fired on the vehicle as it moved slowly toward him during a traffic stop. Police commanders fired Starks, saying he violated department policy. https://www.okcoin.com/join?channelId... Refer a friend. Split $100. Know someone who’s curious about crypto? You’ll each receive $50 in bitcoin when they buy $100 worth of crypto on Okcoin. https://www.binance.us/ Buy your BNB (Binance here) and then send it to your MetaMask or Trust Wallet https://accounts.binance.us/en/regist... Gemini: https://www.gemini.com/share/m7kmkmk37 Get $10 in BTC when you invite a friend and they trade $100 USD. Coinbase (app or web) - Why you should sign up, you literally can watch 20 mins worth of videos and earn $20 in crypto for free plus get another $10 free in bitcoin when you use my referral link and spend $100 in crypto. Invite a friend to Coinbase and you’ll both receive $10 in free Bitcoin when they buy or sell their first $100 on Coinbase! USE THIS LINK https://www.coinbase.com/join/malcol_zbp

A 76-year-old woman who was knocked to the ground by Baltimore County police officers during a service call was awarded $630,000 in a settlement reached Wednesday with the county, her attorney said. Attorney J. Wyndal Gordon said Rena Mellerson will receive $630,000 and two guardians of children who were home at the time of the incident will receive $15,000 each. In January 2020, officers came to Mellerson's home in Windsor Mill to arrest her daughter on a disorderly conduct charge. The Mellerson family said officers were hostile when they arrived and used a Taser and pepper spray. At one point during the encounter, an officer pushes Mellerson to the ground outside her home. The incident was recorded by the officers' body-worn cameras.

A DeKalb County native and former player in the National Football League is in jail after leading police on a high-speed chase following an alleged robbery at a cell phone store. Former Denver Broncos defensive end Quanterus Smith is facing a number of charges, including armed robbery, theft and fleeing police and was denied bond during a court appearance. This all comes after Smith and two other men allegedly stole iPhones at gunpoint from an AT&T location on Thornton Road in Douglas County. Deputies spotted the vehicle and a chase ensued before ending in a crash nearby and it was all caught on dash cam video. A black handgun was recovered from the scene. Smith attended Grayson High School in Loganville and went to college at Western Kentucky University. He was drafted in the fifth round by the Denver Broncos and played in 15 games before being released.