People stand in front of the Seattle Police Department's East Precinct sign, spray painted to replace "police" with "people" as the protesters established what they call an autonomous zone while continuing to demonstrate against racial inequality and call for defunding of Seattle police, in Seattle, Washington. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson
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Addressing the takeover of the area surrounding the Seattle Police Department’s abandoned East Precinct building, Chief Carmen Best said in a video addressed to her officers major chaos had been averted but also that she was “angry about” how the situation unfolded. After days of protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, Seattle police boarded up and left the East Precinct building Monday night – and then a crowd of protesters set up barricades in the surrounding area, declaring it an “autonomous” and “cop-free zone.” “The decision to board up the precinct, our precinct, our home, the first precinct I worked in, was something I had been holding off,” Best said. “You should know, leaving the precinct was not my decision. “
Ku Klux Klan hold a March in Rome, Georgia State, which angered BLM/Antifa Militants because of "Police's peaceful attitude towards Klan members". Anti-racism protesters were outraged when two men showed up to their demonstration donning a hood like that of the Ku Klux Klan. Desiree Lynn captured footage on June 8 that shows them approaching the group. One of them dressed in a white T-shirt and shorts, similar to the white robes historically worn by the Klan. The other draped an American flag and President Donald Trump’s campaign flag over his shoulder. Moreover, there were comments about members of the Ku Klux Klan, described as the American Nazi Party, posing with the Bible.
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A California man on the loose for over a day in a string of shootings is "down" and multiple officers are now wounded, the San Luis Obispo County sheriff announced Thursday. The suspect, Mason Lira, was stopped in Templeton, south of Paso Robles, where investigators…
A California man on the loose for over a day in a string of shootings died in a shootout Thursday that wounded multiple officers, the San Luis Obispo County sheriff announced Thursday, FOX NEWS reported. The gunman, 26-year-old Mason Lira, was stopped in the vicinity of Paso Robles, where investigators said he shot a deputy in the head Wednesday. The district attorney of San Luis Obispo County tweeted that four law enforcement officers had been shot in all. Investigators said Lira was in custody, "secured and unresponsive," and later confirmed his death. The three officers wounded Thursday were expected to recover, investigators said. The shootout capped off a manhunt that had stretched over 24 hours, involving hundreds of police officers. Officials closed parts of a freeway and used flash-bangs while searching apartments. Tony Cipolla, a spokesman for the San Luis Obispo County sheriff, described the search as "a wide-ranging, full-on, full-scale effort."
A 25-year-old Tacoma woman was arrested Thursday for allegedly lighting five unmarked Seattle police vehicles on fire during riots at the end of last month. Margaret Aislinn Channon faces federal arson charges in connection with the incident, according to U.S. Attorney Brian Moran. The alleged arsons happened on May 30 around the area of Sixth Avenue and Pine Street in downtown Seattle. Local police abandoned the nearby East Precinct building, at 12th Avenue and Pine Street. Demonstrators have moved in to the surrounding neighborhood and declared it a “cop-free” area that they call the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.” But investigators with the Seattle Police Department, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms saw Channon in multiple videos taken in the area over a two-day span from May 29 to 30. A separate image shows a woman raising her hands across from police – and in it tattoos on her knuckles are visible. Investigators said those tattoo matched ones they found on Channon.
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A bunch of “teens” rampage through a Tampa Walmart stealing over $100,000 in goods. This happened in Chicago not too long ago as well.
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At least 600 law enforcement officers injured since George Floyd riots began
VERO BEACH, Florida -- Shoplifting at a Indian River County Walmart turned deadly when the robber sent a deputy on a parking lot chase, shooting a mother and father and then eventually killing himself, the Officer reported. On Tuesday, Indian River County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a shoplifting call at a Vero Beach Walmart. Deputies stopped the man in the parking lot and then he pulled out a gun and started firing at them. He ran through the parking lot and tried to carjack a family, who had two children in the back seat. The man shot into the car, hitting the mother and father, deputies say. The family fled as the man continued on to carjacking a second car with a woman inside. As the man sped through the parking lot, deputies pursued, dash cam footage shows. He came to a stop at a dead end and pointed a gun at the deputy who was pursing him. Both the man and the deputy shot at each other. Deputies did not release his name. #shooting
Two men wanted in connection with multiple recent shootings were arrested after they fled from authorities, raced at speeds of 100 mph on Interstate 4 and eventually crashed into a detective’s vehicle, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies said the incident began Thursday evening in Deltona as they were conducting surveillance on driver Rayon Rattigan, 30, and passenger Jahqwane Tyson, 19. Both men were identified as suspects in shootings, but a news release didn’t provide details on those incidents. According to the footage, the car got off the interstate at State Road 46 in Seminole County. It was in that area that the T-bone crash occurred. Detective Don Maxwell, who was in the unmarked vehicle involved in the crash, suffered minor injuries and has since been released from a hospital. Rattigan and Tyson have also been medically cleared, records show.