An NYPD spokesman told @police_frequency in the Telegram on Monday that they would not be releasing bodycam footage at this point, as an investigation into the case continues. When asked to confirm whether Mulkeen's service weapon was turned against him, an NYPD spokesman said authorities were still investigating. On Monday, hundreds of #NYPD officers lined the street and stood silently in salute, as Mulkeen's body was escorted from the medical examiner's office to a funeral home. He was honored with a water cannon salute as a caravan of patrol cars escorted his body from the medical examiner's office to a funeral home, with NBC New York obtaining aerial footage of the tribute. #RIP

The incident which was captured on cell phone video by a passenger took place during United Airlines flight 293 from Denver to Orlando on Sunday. A passenger noticed that part of the engine attached to the left-side wing of the aircraft began to bounce up and down. The company confirmed that the plane returned to Denver, where passengers disembarked and then boarded another plane. United flight 293 from Denver to Orlando returned to the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines,' the company said. ✈️ #fuck_lucky

Fascinating images from 150 years ago show Hong Kong in the early days of British colonial rule and capture the region, which is currently engulfed in civil unrest and protest, at a far more tranquil time. John Thomson was one of the first British photographers to venture to the Far East between the years 1868 to 1870. Hong Kong was ceded by The Qing dynasty to Britain in 1842 in the treaty of Nanjing, which ended the First Opium War. It was briefly occupied by Japan in from 1941 to 1945 before surrendering back to British rule, under which it remained from 1945 to 1997. During his explorations, Thomson took numerous haunting photos of rural and undeveloped landscapes and the native population he encountered. 🗿 #history #HK