Police Officer Shot Suspect Still On The Run In Kansas City, Kansas.

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A shooting suspect in Michigan was “sitting, waiting and watching” before opening fire on a woman he intended to murder as she left her condo Saturday, investigators said. The shooting happened at point-blank range outside the Park Place condominiums in Sterling Heights, a suburb of Detroit. The victim is expected to recover, while the gunman remains on the loose.
Police released surveillance footage of the incident on Monday and asked the public to help identify the suspect. Investigators have asked anyone with information on the vehicle or suspect to call the police department at 586-446-2866.

An employee dressed in a Santa Claus costume plays with cats at the Catgarden in Seoul, South Korea. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji

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2020 Holiday Cheer from the Sarasota Police Department. Chief Bernadette DiPino and the men and women of the Sarasota Police Department wish you a safe and peaceful holiday season. (Special thanks again to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra & Adam Lind with NC Management for granting us permission once again to use music from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.) #WOW

Tucker Carlson interviews Christina Solano, the sister of a fallen police officer whose accused killer may get a reduced sentence courtesy of LA District Attorney George Gascon. "He killed two people, my brother and another gentleman, and he gets to go free in 15-20 years?"

LOS ANGELES - A man was killed and another was left in critical condition Tuesday afternoon during a shooting in a popular shopping area of the Fairfax District. The shooting occurred shortly before 1 p.m. near Melrose Avenue and Stanley Avenue, according to Officer Rosario Cervantes of the Los Angeles Police Department. The circumstances of the shooting were not immediately clear, but Cervantes said it seems like the victims were standing outside when they were shot near the intersection, which has a Starbucks Coffee, Urban Outfitters and several other retail shops. The suspect is described as a Black male and was last seen fleeing the scene on foot. Anyone with information on this shooting should contact West Bureau Homicide investigators at (213) 382-9470. During non-business hours, or on weekends, calls should be directed to1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247).

East LA Sheriff’s station deputies proudly distributed hundreds of toys spreading much needed Holiday cheer in the midst of this deadly pandemic during today’s drive through event.
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L.A. Police Commission rules officer broke policy with final two shots in Hernandez killing.

The Los Angeles Police Commission ruled Tuesday that LAPD Officer Toni McBride broke department policy when she continued shooting Daniel Hernandez during a fatal encounter in April — deciding McBride’s first four shots were justified, but her fifth and sixth shots were not.

Hernandez had been involved in a vehicle collision on San Pedro Street near East 32nd Street on April 22 when McBride and her partner arrived on the scene. Video showed McBride repeatedly advised Hernandez to drop a box cutter that he was holding as he approached her, then shot him six times in a matter of seconds.

Hernandez went down to the asphalt after the first two shots, but quickly pushed himself up and forward again. McBride then fired four more rounds — the final two coming as Hernandez was on the ground.

The commission’s decision in the controversial case — which it made in a rare 4-1 split vote — matched the recommendation of staff in the LAPD inspector general’s office who reviewed the shooting, but broke with that of LAPD Chief Michel Moore, who had recommended that all six shots be found justified.

It also followed emotional testimony from Hernandez’s mother, his daughter and five of his siblings during the commission’s virtual meeting Tuesday, who denounced the shooting, called for McBride to be prosecuted for murder and remembered Hernandez as a doting father and son who helped his parents with their carpeting business.

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What punishment McBride will face, if any, falls to Moore, who said Tuesday afternoon that he had not made any decisions.

“I will reflect on this and look back on this investigation again before I make a final decision,” Moore said.

McBride could not be reached for comment Tuesday.

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