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#LVMPD Assistant Sheriff Chris Jones provided details on the June 1, 2020 incident that occurred on Las Vegas Boulevard in Downtown Las Vegas. The heavily armed subject, Jorge Gomez, ignored officer warnings to disperse following the conclusion of a protest -- his threatening posture prompted an LVMPD officer to fire beanbag rounds at the subject, whereupon he ran and later raised one of his weapons at additional responding officers. (This incident is unrelated to the #shooting that took place moments earlier several miles away in which a protestor shot and critically wounded an LVMPD officer,) (Read the Full Story.)
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Massachusetts — Video from a Hingham Police Department dashcam shows the fiery wreckage of two motorcycles that crashed after one of them was cut off by a car on Route 3A in front of the bathing beach. The Hingham Firefighters Union said that the road was closed for several hours. After the crash, one of the motorcycles caught on fire. One rider had serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The other rider involved in that crash had minor injuries and was not transported to the hospital. A witness said a car cut in front of one motorcycle before the crash without making contact. In the dash cam clip, the burning motorcycles sit in the middle of the road. The cruiser pulls behind the crash and two officers run toward the scene before a fire truck pulls into view.
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An American man was among the three victims stabbed to death in a park in the English town of Reading that is being treated as a terror attack, the U.S. ambassador to Britain confirmed Monday. Ambassador Woody Johnson offered his “deepest condolences'' to the families of those killed in the attack on June 20. A 25-year-old man who is believed to be the lone attacker is in custody but officials said the motive for the carnage was unclear. Three people were killed and three others seriously wounded in the stabbing attack Saturday evening in Forbury Gardens park in Reading, a town of 200,000 people 40 miles west of London. The Philadelphia Inquirer named the American victim as Joe Ritchie-Bennett, a friend of James Furlong, a history teacher named by his school as one of the victims. Britain’s official terrorism threat level remains at “substantial” after the attack.
WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! A robber was shot dead by police after a robbery, Brazil. #shooting
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Will rise in gun violence impact movement to defund the police? Wall Street Journal associate editor and Fox News contributor John Bussey on uptick in violence in major cities.
Two bags of human remains found on a Seattle beach Friday were reportedly discovered by a group of teens as they filmed a TikTok video. One suspicious bag was found on the West Seattle shoreline of Elliot Bay, across from Pike’s Place Market, and a second bag was seen floating in the water nearby, police said in a statement. While police have not said who made the grisly discovery, a TikTok video posted Saturday by a group of teens appears to show them stumbling across a black suitcase dumped on the rocks of the waterfront. The teens only learned later that the suitcase held a dead body, according to the video. After officers responded to a call, police said “several bags” were found at the scene and that investigators determined human remains were inside. Harbor Patrol and the King County Medical Examiner’s Office are working with detectives in the investigation, police said. No further details in the investigation were released.
Two men charged with vandalizing a Black Lives Matter sign in California were employees of a sheriff’s office and district attorney’s office. They were issued citations for vandalism following investigations by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office, which employed one of the men. “I’m deeply disappointed that one of our employees involved himself in this type of illegal activity, especially when this is an infringement on someone’s First Amendment right to freedom of speech,” Sheriff Bill Ayub said Saturday in reference to Darrin Stone. A homeowner in Thousand Oaks had used a large tarp to erect the BLM sign, he said. The homeowner also posted surveillance camera footage of the sign being damaged on social media, which led to detectives recognizing Stone as the vandal, Buschow said.