Eagan police shooting video released. This video taken from a squad car shows the end of a standoff outside an Eagan business that led to the death of a Columbia Heights man, 23-year-old Isak Aden, on July 2, 2019. Five officers, one from Eagan and four from Bloomington, were involved. Authorities announced that five officers were justified in using deadly force when they opened fire on 23-year-old Isak Aden on July 2. They were trying to end a nearly four-hour standoff in Eagan after a call of a suspect with a gun. Video from a Minnesota State Patrol squad car camera shows Aden, of Columbia Heights, firing a handgun at least once as officers approached him, the attorney’s office added. The incident began after Aden had approached his former girlfriend, who is not identified in the memo, after she’d apparently distributed photos of his genitalia, according to the county attorney memo.🔫👮🏻♂️#shooting
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Death toll at least 21 after suspected Mexico cartel attack near US border, USA Today reports. Mexican security forces on Sunday killed seven more members of a presumed cartel assault force that rolled into a town near the Texas border and staged an hour-long…
Pictures of former mayors left with bullet impacts are seen in the bullet-riddled town hall of Villa Union, days after a gun battle between police and hitmen, in the municipality of Villa Union, Coahuila, Mexico. REUTERS/Daniel Becerril
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(WARNING 21+) A Daytona Beach shooting suspect was fatally shot by officers Monday morning during a pursuit after police. Authorities in Florida say a man was fatally shot after he fired at two police officers with his gun during a chase. The police officers were called to the neighborhood in a response to a call that shots had been fired. The officers discovered that a man had been taken to a hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound. The officers tracked down the suspected shooter who attempted to flee on foot. Bodycam video showed how police exchanged gunfire with Harris after officers said he fatally shot his neighbor, 21-year-old Jamauri Burks. The officers weren't injured, and they've been placed on paid administrative leave, as is protocol. 🔫👮🏻♂️ #shooting
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A rat runs across a sidewalk in the snow in the Manhattan borough of New York City. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri #NYC
Australian police said on Wednesday they believe they have found the remains of a woman missing in the country’s remote outback for weeks. “Police located the body, which is believed to be that Claire Hockridge during search efforts,” Northern Territory police said in an emailed statement. Hockridge has been missing since she went hiking with two friends two weeks ago. One of them, Phu Tran, 40, was found on Tuesday by a local farmer at a cattle station near Alice Springs. For a few days, the group stayed close to the car, surviving on the limited supplies they had packed, McBeath-Riley said. After running out of water, Phu Tran and Hockridge went looking for help, taking only a compass and a GPS. Police had originally hoped that Hockridge would be found alive after she and Phu Tran found water, though the pair separated some time before he was found, reported Reuters.👮🏻♂️
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! Brazilian police vs. gangsters on motorcycles.
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Police Dance With Cheers, Professionalism in Question
After listening to the cheers from some pedestrians at around 1744 in Tsim Sha Tsui on December 1, a riot police officer danced as if he was not on duty.
Source: CBC #Dec1
#OutOfControl
After listening to the cheers from some pedestrians at around 1744 in Tsim Sha Tsui on December 1, a riot police officer danced as if he was not on duty.
Source: CBC #Dec1
#OutOfControl
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Somewhere in Russia ... #WTF?
A mayor in San Luis Potosí has announced the purchase of 15 of the modernistic new Cybertrucks manufactured by Tesla Inc., Mexico News Daily reports. Adrian Esper Cardenas of Ciudad Valles said he reserved the trucks by making a deposit of US $1,500 with his own money, equal to a month’s salary. Esper said he did not consult his constituents about the purchase but said his decision to buy the electric vehicles for police, trash collection and other uses was “common sense.” #facepalm