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Grand Rapids, Michigan – June 23, 2026 — The Grand Rapids Police Department issued a public statement addressing a video showing a use of force during a traffic stop that is circulating online.
“GRPD would like to address a video showing a use of force that is circulating online. As with so many videos of this type, everything that happened before the clip and everything that happened after are not shown, so viewers do not have the full context of the interaction,” the department stated. “During this traffic stop, the front seat passenger, an adult male, was not wearing a seatbelt, which is a legal and valid reason to ask for ID. The passenger refused. After multiple refusals, the passenger was ordered out of the car, which was again met with refusal and resistance. After several refusals to exit the vehicle and to identify himself, officers advised the passenger that he was under arrest and performed a trained extraction technique. The passenger continued to resist, bracing his feet against the floor and his hands against the ceiling of the vehicle. He continued to actively resist, bracing himself in the vehicle with his legs and pushing at officers’ hands as they attempted to extract him from the vehicle. Ultimately a palm heel strike was used, which caused the passenger to release the pressure holding him inside the vehicle. The force with which his body exited the vehicle injured an officer, who suffered a broken leg and potential ligament damage. The passenger was medically cleared before being lodged at KCCF. He has since been charged.”
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“GRPD would like to address a video showing a use of force that is circulating online. As with so many videos of this type, everything that happened before the clip and everything that happened after are not shown, so viewers do not have the full context of the interaction,” the department stated. “During this traffic stop, the front seat passenger, an adult male, was not wearing a seatbelt, which is a legal and valid reason to ask for ID. The passenger refused. After multiple refusals, the passenger was ordered out of the car, which was again met with refusal and resistance. After several refusals to exit the vehicle and to identify himself, officers advised the passenger that he was under arrest and performed a trained extraction technique. The passenger continued to resist, bracing his feet against the floor and his hands against the ceiling of the vehicle. He continued to actively resist, bracing himself in the vehicle with his legs and pushing at officers’ hands as they attempted to extract him from the vehicle. Ultimately a palm heel strike was used, which caused the passenger to release the pressure holding him inside the vehicle. The force with which his body exited the vehicle injured an officer, who suffered a broken leg and potential ligament damage. The passenger was medically cleared before being lodged at KCCF. He has since been charged.”
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Good to see that Deputy Samuelson continues to make strides in his recovery, but he still has a long road ahead.
In an update posted Friday, Deputy Jon Samuelson underwent testing on his left arm.
Doctors believe a cluster of nerves were damaged from the shockwave from one of the bullets, and they are hopeful the nerves will recover over time.
Samuelson has been working extra hard in physical therapy, which has been focusing on getting his core strength back and motor skills in his hands.
He is reportedly still keeping up a positive attitude and has made many friends in group therapy sessions.
Read more: https://wsbt.com/news/local/deputy-shot-recovery-hospital-physical-therapy-nerve-damage-cluster-healing-core-strength-motor-skills-hands-group-friends-positive-attitude-outlook-laporte-county-indiana
Continue to keep him, his wife Quinn, and their family in your prayers.🙏🏻
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In an update posted Friday, Deputy Jon Samuelson underwent testing on his left arm.
Doctors believe a cluster of nerves were damaged from the shockwave from one of the bullets, and they are hopeful the nerves will recover over time.
Samuelson has been working extra hard in physical therapy, which has been focusing on getting his core strength back and motor skills in his hands.
He is reportedly still keeping up a positive attitude and has made many friends in group therapy sessions.
Read more: https://wsbt.com/news/local/deputy-shot-recovery-hospital-physical-therapy-nerve-damage-cluster-healing-core-strength-motor-skills-hands-group-friends-positive-attitude-outlook-laporte-county-indiana
Continue to keep him, his wife Quinn, and their family in your prayers.🙏🏻
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The bear cams are finally back!
Explore.org’s Brooks Falls bear cameras are coming back online today at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska! 🐻🐻 They’re scheduled to flip the switch on June 23 at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET.
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Explore.org’s Brooks Falls bear cameras are coming back online today at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska! 🐻🐻 They’re scheduled to flip the switch on June 23 at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET.
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Forwarded from SharpsShooter
“Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death? Therefore we are buried with him by baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life. For if we have been planted together in the likeness of his death, we shall be also in the likeness of his resurrection:”
Romans 6:3-5 KJV
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Wednesday: Severe thunderstorm, fire danger, and flash flooding potential again today. Dangerous heat in the South and West.
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NEW: The NRCC has delivered flowers and a condolences card to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) DC office after the House candidates he endorsed lost to Mamdani-backed socialists in NY last night.
NRCC statement to FoxNews:
"Three losses in one night is tough. We wanted so-called 'Leader' Jeffries to know our thoughts are with him, his candidates, and whatever remains of his influence in the Democrat Party." – NRCC Spokesman Mike Marinella
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NRCC statement to FoxNews:
"Three losses in one night is tough. We wanted so-called 'Leader' Jeffries to know our thoughts are with him, his candidates, and whatever remains of his influence in the Democrat Party." – NRCC Spokesman Mike Marinella
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Honoring Trooper Sergio Romero as he makes his final journey home 🕊🇺🇸 In a powerful display of unity and solidarity, we stand strong when one of our own falls. We take this time to hold our loved ones a little closer and cherish every moment together. Please…
Today, we will honor the life and legacy of Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Trooper Sergio Romero in Childress.
Though his time with us was far too short, Trooper Romero’s dedication to serving others and protecting his fellow Texans will never be forgotten. Please continue to keep his family, friends and colleagues and in your thoughts as they navigate this tremendous loss.
Texas DPS
Though his time with us was far too short, Trooper Romero’s dedication to serving others and protecting his fellow Texans will never be forgotten. Please continue to keep his family, friends and colleagues and in your thoughts as they navigate this tremendous loss.
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BREAKING: Speaker Johnson's warning to all Americans about the rise of socialism among Democrats.
"WE ARE IN A FIGHT TO SAVE THE REPUBLIC."
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"WE ARE IN A FIGHT TO SAVE THE REPUBLIC."
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The heat wave will continue in Southern California on Wednesday. Inland communities will be in the mid to high 90s before a cool down begins over the weekend.
NorCal forecast: Warm Wednesday, but cooling begins tomorrow
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NorCal forecast: Warm Wednesday, but cooling begins tomorrow
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MADD annual NJ law enforcement awards were held on 6/12. WPD Ofc. Robert Thompson III and Det. Giuseppe Rizzolo, were honored for their efforts in DUI enforcement. Their dedication to protecting our community from the dangers of impaired driving has made a significant impact.
Wayne Police Department
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Hospice fraudster in LA allegedly stole $27 million in tax payer dollars, bought a Rolls Royce, by preying on vulnerable people who didn't need hopsice and billing for dead strangers
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