LAKE CITY, Florida -- An officer from the Lake City Police Department was shot Tuesday while responding to reports of gunshots in a neighborhood east of downtown. According to an LCPD news release, officers got word of gunshots in the area of northeast Webster Avenue and northeast Jenkins Lane shortly after 1:30 a.m. When they arrived, the agency's statement said, they found a home with bullet holes outside.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Political violence is an attack on America itself. Violence returns us to the most primitive of all systems, one in which might makes right. Thereโs no greater threat to civilization.
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Milwaukee police have released body camera footage from a #shooting in May at a Walgreens on the city's north side.
Police were called after a man shot a woman to death in the parking lot outside the store's entrance. The video clips released are very brief. Fifty-one-year-old Willie Jones is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend, Cathy King, who worked as a pharmacy tech at Walgreens. When police arrived, they found Jones standing over King's body, holding a handgun. You can hear a police officer repeatedly telling Jones to drop his gun. Police say Jones kept telling the officers to shoot him. (Read the Full Story.)
Police were called after a man shot a woman to death in the parking lot outside the store's entrance. The video clips released are very brief. Fifty-one-year-old Willie Jones is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend, Cathy King, who worked as a pharmacy tech at Walgreens. When police arrived, they found Jones standing over King's body, holding a handgun. You can hear a police officer repeatedly telling Jones to drop his gun. Police say Jones kept telling the officers to shoot him. (Read the Full Story.)
A deputy chief with the Chicago Police Department died of an apparent suicide inside a West Side CPD facility where his body was discovered Tuesday morning, officials said. #RIP
More than 100 police agencies are withdrawing from agreements to send personnel to bolster security at next month's Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, in part because they're concerned about a recent directive ordering police in the city to stop using tear gas to control crowds. A citizen oversight commission last week directed Milwaukee's police chief to publicly account for why the department used tear gas during protests in late May and early June after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and to change Milwaukee's police policies to ban the use of tear gas and pepper spray. The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission said in its order that Police Chief Alfonso Morales could be fired if he fails to comply. That order came amid intense scrutiny of police tactics at protests in Portland, Oregon, and elsewhere.
Evacuations were ordered in one California community after a wildfire broke out Tuesday, as firefighters continue to battle blazes elsewhere in the state. CAL Fire said the Branch Fire has burned at least 3,022 acres in San Luis Obispo County and is only 50 percent contained as of Wednesday morning.The San Luis Obispo County Sheriffโs Office said several areas near the fire have been evacuated. Cal Fire said as of Wednesday morning, two structures and 10 outbuildings have been destroyed. Highway 58, however, remains open. The Branch Fire began on Tuesday and has destroyed two structures so far. The cause of the fire was still being investigated. In the northern part of the state, firefighters gained ground on a large wildfire, but weather conditions were less favorable on Wednesday. Another blaze, the 34-square-mile Gold Fire in northern Lassen County, was 70 percent contained on Wednesday.
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Protesters blocking the freeway shoot at Jeep attempting to drive through the crowd - another protester gets shot instead - Colorado
A man who shot and wounded two demonstrators at a protest in Colorado over the weekend has been arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide. Samuel Young, 23, was taken into custody on Monday in the Denver suburb of Wheat Ridge. Investigators said Young was among the hundreds of protesters who were blocking Interstate 225 in neighboring Aurora on Saturday when a Jeep managed to pass through barricades and barreled toward the crowd. Young allegedly raised his rifle and was aiming at the Jeep when he opened fire, striking one male protester in the leg and grazing another man's head. 'It was the most reckless thing I have seen in a long time,' Aurora's Deputy Chief Harry Glidden said. Investigators are still trying to determine why the driver of the Jeep sped into the protesters as they demonstrated the death of Elijah McClain, a black man who died after being stopped by police in Aurora last year. No one was struck by the vehicle as the crowds parted in time.
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Police monitor beaches by helicopter after sharks spotted near Long Island
The Oakland, Calif., City Council approved a resolution to keep the city "safe from President Trump's federal agents" as backlash over the presence of federal forces deployed to major cities continues, FOX NEWS reported. The unanimous vote was taken during the council's virtual special meeting. The legislation cited the ongoing protests in Portland, Ore., where protesters and authorities have violently clashed for weeks. "Federal agents have attacked and tear-gassed peaceful protesters, and camouflage-clad federal agents were observed grabbing peaceful protesters and throwing them into unmarked vehicles," the resolution reads. The measures direct the council to take any lawful steps to prevent Trump from deploying federal agents to the city. Earlier this month, Oakland was among several cities Trump said could see more federal law enforcement.
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The Saginaw Police say an officer acted properly during an arrest this past weekend. According to the group The Ghost of George Floyd, on Sunday, July 26th the group peacefully gathered in Saginaw to demand that police union recognize police brutality and white supremacy within the departments. The group claims police used excessive force against one of its members. An official release from the City of Saginaw says that "Saginaw Police Officers responded to 1120 S. Niagara St. regarding protesters on private property at the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Lodge #105. The Officers were in contact with the FOP board members who stated that they did not give permission to anyone to protest on FOP property and wanted the protesters removed for safety and security." According to the City of Saginaw, the officer made "respectful contact with the group."