Around 2:30 this morning LAPD Topanga officers responded to a radio call of a female trespass suspect at a hotel in the 20100 block of Vanowen. When they arrived they went to the room the woman was said to be and found her there armed with a handgun; at that time there was an officer involved shooting. The woman was struck by gunfire and suffered a non life threatening gunshot wound. She was transported to a local hospital where she is in stable condition. No officers were injured. A handgun was recovered at the scene. #LAPD HQ

Today over 9,000 firefighters continue to battle 12 major and 8 other large wildfires/complexes in California.
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If you were hoping to gather your extended family and celebrate Thanksgiving, the nation’s top infectious-disease expert warns that may not be the best idea. With coronavirus cases on the rise in more than 40 states, Dr. Anthony Fauci says large family gatherings, especially involving elderly relatives or out-of-state travel, are not ideal in 2020. “You may have to bite the bullet and sacrifice that social gathering, unless you’re pretty certain that the people that you’re dealing with are not infected,” Fauci told CBS Evening News on Wednesday. Fauci said his own children will not be visiting him for the annual late-November holiday. Fauci’s message follows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in recommending people alter their celebrations this year with safety in mind.

Police officers walk with riot shields during the 47th anniversary of the 1973 student uprising, in Bangkok, Thailand. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun

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LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. - A suspect is dead hours after he was accused of firing shots at Caltrans workers and California Highway Patrol officers on the 605 Freeway in Los Alamitos on Thursday morning, authorities said. The gunfire caused temporary freeway closures due to an hours-long standoff as traffic was diverted from the scene. The shooting occurred just after 9:15 a.m., the CHP said. “We had officers that were assisting Caltrans with a maintenance detail in the area of the Katella onramp to the southbound 405. At some point during that maintenance operation, Caltrans requested CHP units that were working the detail due to a pedestrian that they had come in contact with,” a CHP officer told FOX 11. "Two officers approached and made contact with a male pedestrian in the brush area and at that time, an officer-involved shooting occurred." It is believed the suspect resided in a tent underneath the onramp. An officer suffered a minor injury and the details of his injury were not disclosed. Responding firefighters wore bulletproof vests, FOX 11's Sandra Endo reported. The suspect's death was announced just after 1:15 p.m. No further information was immediately available. The Orange County District Attorney's office will investigate the shooting.

Riot police take up positions after a clash with anti-government protesters during a protest on the 47th anniversary of the 1973 student uprising, in Bangkok, Thailand October 15, 2020. Thailand's government banned protests and the publication of sensitive news on Thursday in the face of escalating protests that have targeted King Maha Vajiralongkorn as well as Prime Minister Prayuth Chan'ocha, a former junta leader. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha

Rigth now! Tens of thousands of people, including high-school students, gathered in Bangkok , defying a ban announced as part of a crackdown on pro-democracy protests.

With the protest situation going on in Thailand, the self-proclaimed democratic Thai government has continued acts of deprivation of rights to freedom of expression, prohibit and distort the true information to the public, to name a few. But last night's situation has gone worse.

South Euclid police on Wednesday released two videos of a traffic stop showing a police officer who pulled a gun on a Black woman with a child in her SUV during a traffic stop. The department’s release of the videos — separate body cam video and dashcam recordings — came after a bystander posted footage of the traffic stop on Instagram. The encounter between the unidentified woman and the South Euclid police officers happened about 11:30 a.m. Oct. 12 on Monticello Avenue near the Trebisky Road intersection. South Euclid police did not provide a copy of the citation the officer issued the woman or any other incident reports related to the traffic stop. The dash cam video begins with the officer trying to stop the SUV. (Read the Full Story.)

A 30-year-old security guard will face a charge of second-degree murder for allegedly shooting and killing a participant in a “Patriot Rally” in downtown Denver on Saturday, prosecutors announced Thursday. If convicted, Matthew Robert Dolloff could face up to 48 years in prison in connection to the shooting, which his family’s attorney has said was an act of self-defense. Dolloff was working as a security guard for journalists at Denver television station 9News when he opened fire. Denver District Attorney Beth McCann announced she’ll formally file the charges against Dolloff on Monday. Police had arrested Dolloff on suspicion of first-degree murder. The arrest affidavit for Dolloff released Tuesday states that Lee Keltner, the 49-year-old demonstrator who was killed, became involved in a dispute with Dolloff and a 9News producer, whom Dolloff was guarding. Keltner, who was holding a can of pepper spray, slapped Dolloff in the side of the head, according to the affidavit, and Dolloff then drew a gun from his waistband. Dolloff fired the gun as Keltner discharged the pepper spray, according to the affidavit. Beyond criminal charges in the shooting, Denver officials say Dolloff could face additional criminal or civil action for working in Denver without the city’s required municipal security guard license. Dolloff was working as a contractor for Pinkerton, which 9News had contracted with for security. Management at the television station said Tuesday that they requested an unarmed guard and did not know Dolloff had a gun on Saturday until he opened fire.