WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! The Grass Valley Police Department has released body camera footage of the deadly encounter between police and a man earlier in the month. The incident happened back on New Year’s Day. Authorities got a call of a man walking down Squirrel Creek Road with a what looked like a shotgun over his shoulder. The man, later identified as 25-year-old Gabriel Strickland, was confronted by deputies and officers along the 10000 block of Walker Drive. As seen in the video, the law enforcement officers commanded Strickland drop the weapon. However, he can be seen pointing the weapon in multiple directions – including at officers. Strickland was then shot. The officers immediately started first aid, but he later died. The weapon Strickland was holding was later found to be an airsoft gun made to look like a shotgun. 🔫👮🏻‍♂️#shooting

"The Dark Lord" of Russian Government Vladislav Surkov has filed a petition with the Russian government for his resignation, according to Russian media. Vladislav Surkov oversaw the resistance of Ukrainians against pro-nazi government which seized authority in Ukraine capital Kiev as a result of an illegal armed coup in 2014.

Newport News Police Officer Katherine Thyne, 24, was killed when a driver evading a drug related investigation struck her with the open car door, dragged her and then pinned her between the door and a tree. The suspect is in custody. Officer Thyne was a Navy veteran and reservist, and a basketball coach for the Boys and Girls Club. She was a daughter, a sister, and a friend. She was a partner, and mother to a two year old daughter. She was real, with real people who loved her. 🗿#RIP

Support the Back the Blue Act! Tell Congress to support S.1480, the Back the Blue Act. Those who protect us deserve protection, too.

A Vietnamese police officer watching Lunar New Year firework display with his wife and daughter who visited him during his shift last night
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The woman who opened fire on a cigar lounge in Chicago, killing a retired Illinois Police officer, has been identified. Lisa V. McMullan was identified as the woman who fatally shot the retiree at the Humidor of Lisle at around 10pm, the Lisle Police Department shared in a release. One of the other men injured, the 55-year-old, is also said to be a retired trooper. The 48-year-old was off-duty at the time, according to Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelley. 'The Illinois State Police family have heavy hearts this morning,' stated Kelly. 'We are mourning the loss of a retired Trooper, and praying for a full recovery of both our active and retired officers. Please keep all our officers and families in your prayers in the dark and painful moment,' concluded Director Kelly. 🗿 #RIP

Chicago police say someone apparently stole marijuana this week from one of the blue boxes placed at Midway Airport for travelers who need to dispose of their weed before they get on a plane, the Chicago Tribune reported. The"marijuana amnesty boxes" were placed there and at O’Hare International Airport earlier this month when it became legal to possess marijuana in Illinois. It’s not illegal to have it at the airports, but possessing marijuana is still illegal under federal law, and airspace is regulated by the federal government. The boxes give people a chance to get rid of their marijuana to ensure they’re not breaking federal law and won’t run into an issue when they land at their destination. #facepalm

Grandma Said The Virginia Governor Can Come And Take It....😂

(WARNING 21+) The #NYPD is released body cam from a police involved shooting that occurred on October 17, 2019 in the confines of the 52nd Precinct. On October 17, 2019 in the Bronx, at approximately 3 pm, three officers in uniform, in a marked police vehicle, assigned to the 52 Precinct, observed an SUV occupied by two individuals traveling in the area of Bainbridge Avenue, approaching East 211 Street with the driver of the vehicle not wearing a seatbelt. At this time, the officers initiated a car stop. Two police officers approached the car on the driver's side and a sergeant approached the vehicle on the passenger side. Allan James Feliz had given cops his brother’s ID (Samy) 🔫👮🏻‍♂️ #shooting

But police were able using their department smartphones, to determined that the driver of the vehicle Allan James Feliz, 31 of age had three open warrants, for disorderly conduct, littering and unlicensed driving. The officers then directed the man to exit the vehicle so he could be placed under arrest.

As the officers attempted to arrest him outside the vehicle, Feliz physically resisted and got back into the car.

While both front doors of the car were still open, Feliz initiated a violent struggle. The sergeant immediately deployed his taser for multiple cycles. While it appeared to be a successful deployment it failed to end the struggle.

During the struggle, Feliz shifted the car into drive, moving the car forward and backwards, with the sergeant still inside the vehicle.
When the car was put in reverse, the officer on the driver's side had to release his grip on the male and jump out of the way to avoid getting struck by the car. The driver's door then quickly closed.

This violent struggle between Feliz and the officers lasted approximately one and a half minutes before the shot was fired. At this time the sergeant fired one round from his service weapon striking Feliz in the chest. The officers then began to render aid.

Feliz was pronounced deceased at Saint Barnabas Hospital.

Feliz has felonies on his record, for burglary, robbery and marijuana possession.

A wrong-way driver died Saturday after slamming into a bus carrying Covington Catholic High School students who were home from the March for Life rally in Washington, D.C., according to reports. The crash was reported around 7 a.m. in Campbell County, Ky., according to Fox 19 Cincinnati. The charter bus driver was injured and went to the hospital, the station reported. A student suffered a bloody nose. A couple of adult chaperones suffered bumps and bruises. “This morning, a bus carrying students and chaperones home from the March for Life in Washington, DC was involved in an accident," Covington Diocese spokeswoman Laura Keene said, according to the station. "EMT personnel and the Campbell County police have been at the scene and are handling the matter. Please join us in praying for everyone involved in this accident.”

Arizona driver caught in HOV lane with skeleton riding shotgun. Arizona state troopers patrolling a highway HOV lane weren’t fooled when they came across a vehicle occupied by a driver and a partially-clothed skeleton. The 62-year-old driver was pulled over Thursday on State Route 101 in Phoenix and issued a $400 ticket for illegal use of an HOV lane to bypass traffic. “The motor unit that pulled up next to the vehicle looked inside the vehicle and at that point pretty much realized that the passenger in the front row was actually a skeleton,” Trooper Martin Sotelo says. Arizona troopers cite about 7,000 HOV lane violators every year. Last April, a man was pulled over after driving in the HOV lane with a mannequin wearing a sweatshirt, baseball cap and sunglasses.☠️ #funny

⚠️ The US consulate is reaching out to all Americans registered as living in Wuhan - considered to be the epicenter of the deadly outbreak - to offer them a seat on a charter flight scheduled for Tuesday. The State Department released a statement late on Saturday which read: 'The Department of State is making arrangements to relocate its personnel stationed at the US Consulate General in Wuhan to the United States. 'We anticipate that there will be limited capacity to transport private US citizens on a reimbursable basis on a single flight leaving Wuhan Tianhe International Airport on January 28, 2020 and proceeding directly to San Francisco.' Since space is limited, the government says that 'priority will be given to individuals at greater risk from coronavirus.'