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A man sought on a Tennessee warrant for assault with a gun was arrested following a disturbance Monday afternoon in Hopkinsville. Hopkinsville police officers were notified of a disturbance on Big Blue Court and made a traffic stop on a vehicle involved a few minutes later at Brickyard Plaza on North Drive. A computer check determined that a passenger, 29-year old Anthony Gaines of Hopkinsville, was sought on the Tennessee warrant. He was also a party in the disturbance, according to police, who say a search of his person revealed a ring box containing a baggie of methamphetamine. (Read the Full Story.)
Several children and a dog were thrown to safety from multiple apartment units during a fire in Arizona that damaged eight homes and left one woman dead in a dramatic scene caught on camera. The fire broke out on the third floor of the building on July 3, and a 30-year-old mother of two threw her 3-year-old son off the balcony in a last-ditch attempt to save his life. The child was caught in the nick of time by a former marine and wide receiver, Phillip Blanks, 28, who scooped the toddler up and rushed him to safety. The woman's 8-year-old daughter was also rescued as she dropped from the apartment's balcony. The mother, however, perished in the blaze. Both children suffered from critical burns but are expected to survive, according to the Phoenix Police Department. Below, in a separate apartment unit also affected by the fire in the same building, neighbors used a bed sheet to catch another child and their dog as they dropped from a balcony.
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Phoenix police have announced policy reform on body camera footage, saying it will be released within 14 days of officer-involved shootings.
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Phillip Blanks played wide receiver at a Southern California college but his greatest catch was to save the life of a child thrown from the balcony of an apartment on fire in Phoenix, Arizona.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Police in St. Petersburg say they will begin enforcing pedestrian traffic rules following complaints about protesters blocking traffic. The agency said officers will start handing out flyers to warn pedestrians, including protesters. Later this week, they will start issuing citations and a $62.50 fine. "The Police Dept. has received numerous complaints about protesters blocking roads impeding traffic for emergency response and delaying citizens driving to work and other obligations," police wrote. St. Pete police say they will be focusing on pedestrians violating the following laws:
- Must use sidewalk when possible, Florida Statute 316.130 (3)
- May not obstruct or hinder traffic, Florida Statute 316.2045 (1)
- Must obey traffic signals, Florida Statute 316.075 (1) (C) 2b
The department said recent national incidents of vehicles striking protesters who were blocking roadways highlight the importance of following the law and staying clear of traffic.
- Must use sidewalk when possible, Florida Statute 316.130 (3)
- May not obstruct or hinder traffic, Florida Statute 316.2045 (1)
- Must obey traffic signals, Florida Statute 316.075 (1) (C) 2b
The department said recent national incidents of vehicles striking protesters who were blocking roadways highlight the importance of following the law and staying clear of traffic.
A Reuters photographer holds a picture of a reveller sprinting in front of a bull during the first running of the bulls at the San Fermin festival, taken in July 2019, in front of a street, during the second day of San Fermin festival which was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, in Pamplona, Spain. REUTERS/Jon Nazca/Illustration
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The robber girl was beaten in the Brighton Beach New York by immigrants from the USSR. Police are investigation. #NY
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UTAH -- Officials have released previously unseen footage of the May 30 protest in downtown Salt Lake City. A tweet from Salt Lake City Police Department afternoon says: “BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE: Newly-released body cam video showing assaults during May 30 riot. Help us identify the people who pepper sprayed officers and threw car parts and rocks.” All footage occurred in the area of 400 S. 300 East, the video says. The time stamps on the video show 6 p.m., then 6:45 p.m., then 6:49 p.m., then 6:50 p.m.
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MONTGOMERY -- Alabama police detective killed in domestic violence Incident, the Officer reported. The ex-boyfriend of a Montgomery police detective charged in her shooting death had been ordered by a court to stay away from her. Brandon Deshawn Webster, 24, is charged with capital murder during a burglary in Monday’s killing of 27-year-old Det. Tanisha Pughsley. He is being held without bond in the Montgomery County Detention Facility.
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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! San Diego police released graphic video on Wednesday of a man shot by officers at their downtown headquarters on Sunday night after he allegedly slipped out of one of his handcuffs and got ahold of an officer's back-up gun. The video was recorded by multiple cameras at the scene, including body cameras worn by officers involved in the incident. (Read the Full Story.) #shooting