(WARNING 21+) The Bossier City Police Department and the Bossier Parish District Attorney says the police officer who shot and killed a woman last week was justified. Officer Patrick Edmonds, Jr. responded to a disturbance at the LaQuinta Inn on Preston Boulevard in Bossier City on Oct. 25. Police say Shannon Rupert was in the hotel lobby with a pair of scissors, and she refused to drop them when the officer told her to. Edmonds shot Rupert twice, and she died at the hospital. District Attorney Schuyler Marvin sent a letter to Police Chief Shane McWilliams Monday saying the District Attorney’s office spoke with BCPD investigators and reviewed video from the hotel and bodycam footage. “Based on all evidence reviewed it is my firm opinion that no crime was committed by the officer as his actions constituted justifiable homicide," Marvin wrote in the letter. 🔫👮🏻‍♂️ #shooting

Good Samaritans detained an armed robber in store, Aleksin city, Russia.

Swedish police are not working. Or does not know how to work. #facepalm

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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! A police officer shot dead a dog who threatened his life. 🔫👮🏻‍♂️ #shooting

Somewhere in Russia ... 🎃 #Halloween

Dramatic video shows the Maria Fire burning in the mountains near a home in Santa Paula, Calif. 🔥😱

@oldschoolphotos #OldSchoolCool

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Five teenagers have been hospitalized following an early-morning drive-by shooting in Arizona on Friday, according to local police. Detective Luis Samudio of the Phoenix Police Department says the suspect - who is still on the run - allegedly drove by in a gray passenger vehicle and started opening fire at partygoers in the Tolleson neighborhood around 1:00 a.m. before fleeing the scene. He added that when officers arrived at the scene, they found five people shot outside the home near 87th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road, according to azfamily com. Samudio says the victims - who were attending a party at a vacant house in the neighborhood - include an 18-year-old woman, a 19-year-old woman, an 18-year-old man, and two 16-year-old boys, according to the outlet. One of the 16-year-old boys is in critical condition and all of the other victims are in stable condition, according to azfamily com. 😱

A fifth victim succumbed to her injuries Friday in a Halloween night shooting at a "large house party" in Northern California, according to reports. The victim was identified as 19-year-old Oshiana Tompkins and the other victims were identified by police as Tiyon Farley, 22, Omar Taylor, 24, Ramon Hill Jr., 23, and Javin County, 29, ABC7 News reported. Gunfire erupted around 11 p.m. during the party at an Airbnb in Orinda, Calif, east of San Francisco. When police arrived, they found three gunshot victims who were pronounced dead on arrival. A fourth victim was transported to an area hospital where he later died. 👮🏻‍♂️

Police Brutality on Civilians: Assaulting and Pepper-spraying Passersby for No Reason

A man in white and a woman in blue are walking out of the Causeway Bay MTR statio. There is no clash and they have no interaction with the police at all; however, the police suddenly grab the man's backpack, drag him over and pepper-spray the two and other citizens at close distance.

The man is subdued on the ground. Police pepper-spray his eyes directly and kick him. The woman gets pepper-sprayed for a couple of times when she is simply crying for help. She screams "it hurts" and asks for water.

Source: CBC

#Nov2 #PoliceBrutality #CausewayBay

#FirstHand
Police Made Arrests Outside Grand Plaza and Langham Place

At 00:11, around 30 'raptor' squad members chase after citizens at the intersection of Grand Plaza and Langham Place. Police made respective arrests next to the two buildings.

At 00:16, another team of riot police enter Portland Street from Argyle Street.

#Nov2 #Nov3 #Mongkok

After a deadly wildfire ripped through their community earlier this month, a Calimesa homeowner is suing a waste company whose truck dumped a load of burning trash on the side of the road that sparked the Sandalwood fire, Los Angeles Times reported. In a lawsuit filed this week, Bruce Maxwell, a resident at the Villa Calimesa Mobile Home Park alleges that CR&R Inc. put its own business interests ahead of public safety when one of its truck drivers dumped his load after it caught fire on Oct. 10. According to the suit, a passerby pleaded with the driver not to unload the smoldering trash because of strong winds that could easily spread a fire. The blaze ultimately burned more than 1,000 acres, destroying at least 76 homes and killing two women who lived in the park. 🔥