New York City police are on the hunt for a suspect wanted in connection to a police-involved shootout that damaged an NYPD vehicle Wednesday evening. Two officers in a marked patrol vehicle encountered two men in Queens at the intersection of Beach Channel Drive and Dix Avenue around 5:40 p.m., an NYPD spokesman told @police_frequency. One of them was allegedly shooting at the other, who ran toward police. As police were rolling up, the suspect fired in their direction. Both officers exited their vehicle and one returned fire, the spokesman said. The suspect fled the scene and no one is believed to have been shot, he said, but the officers sustained minor injuries -- one had tinnitus and the other received a laceration to the finger. The suspect remained at large Wednesday evening.

Meanwhile, in Crimea, Russia

Meanwhile, in UK. Citizens created a map of monuments that need protection from vandals.

A woman has died in Atlanta after getting stuck while trying to retrieve clothes from inside a donation box. Investigators were called to the grisly scene behind Henry’s Midtown Tavern early Thursday after its owner reported finding an unconscious woman. “The victim used a chair to climb inside the clothing dispensary to retrieve clothing, somehow lost her footing and was entrapped inside of the metal box,” Atlanta Police Capt. F. Turner told Fox5 Atlanta. “The way that the door is made, it is spring-loaded and is a very, very heavy metal door,” he added. he station says it took four firefighters to remove the 26-year-old woman from the box – and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Her name was being withheld pending notification of next of kin. “If folks need any type of clothing or any type of help, you have Salvation Army, United Way,” Turner said following the incident. “There are a lot of services provided to the less fortunate instead of taking those measures.”

Law enforcement officials are urging the Seattle Police Department to retake control of the East Precinct after hundreds of demonstrators overtook Monday the six-block area that surrounds it. Officers effectively abandoned the area during violent clashes with demonstrators calling to defund the police. Demonstrators have since set up occupancy in that section of downtown Seattle and have renamed it “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone”. Police have also said they have received numerous complaints about armed guards surrounding the perimeter and asking residents who live in the area to show ID. Police have also alluded to the potential extortion of local businesses and citizens. The SPD is working on a strategy to negotiate with protesters but has been unable to identify the leaders of the group. Michael Solan, president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild, told Fox News' Laura Ingraham "We lost a precinct, now, what’s next? Are we going to lose another precinct ?”

Today, June 11, 2020, in Bristol, in the south-west of England, a statue of the entrepreneur and slave trader Edward Colston was raised from the river, earler taken down by the protesters. She will be placed in the museum.