LOS ANGELES — Firefighters rescued two people Thursday from a car that went over the side of Mulholland Drive in the Studio City area. The car went over the side at about 6:15 a.m. in the 7800 block of West Mulholland Drive. It came to a rest on its roof about 15 feet down and 10 feet above a home, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. Both people in the car were briefly trapped. One of them was able to get out, but the second needed some assistance getting out, LAFD Battalion Chief Jim Holland said. They were not injured in the crash. The vehicle, a red Toyota two-door with black racing stripes, sustained most of its damage to its roof and its windshield, which had a shattered hole in the passenger side. No other vehicles were involved. LAFD Heavy Rescue responded to the scene to assist in the vehicle’s removal from the hillside.
Construction Of Fencing In Washington DC... Military Can Be Seen In The Background. An Interesting Conversation About The Events At The Capitol Can Be Heard In The Background. A Small Crowd Of People Gather Outside Watching The Fence Being Erected And Some Talking The Media.
A Maryland company has terminated one of its employees after he was apparently captured in a picture during the mob riot in the Capitol yesterday. #facepalm
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NEW YORK — 8 People were rescued early this morning on Cross Bronx Expressway after a large water main break.
CrossBronx was completely shut down in both directions. Causing Standstill traffic.
CrossBronx was completely shut down in both directions. Causing Standstill traffic.
Washington DC -- “Maintaining public safety in an open environment – specifically for First Amendment activities – has long been a challenge.”
Statement / Press Release from US Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund:
https://www.uscp.gov/media-center/press-releases/statement-steven-sund-chief-police
Statement / Press Release from US Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund:
https://www.uscp.gov/media-center/press-releases/statement-steven-sund-chief-police
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Meanwhile, Trump supporters march down the streets of Tokyo, Japan.
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Critical incident Briefing FID BWC NYPD 120th Pct December 9, 2018 GT #shooting
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UK -- LOCKDOWN ALERT -- Scottish Police forcefully enters into a private home to check the occupants if they are breaking COVID rules.
“Why the governor doesn’t find us important enough to get the vaccination is beyond my belief.”
That's right... the governor shot down NYPD .
Let that sink in.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/gov-cuomo-shuts-down-mayor-de-blasios-plan-to-roll-out-vaccine-to-nypd-officers/
That's right... the governor shot down NYPD .
Let that sink in.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/gov-cuomo-shuts-down-mayor-de-blasios-plan-to-roll-out-vaccine-to-nypd-officers/
Law Enforcement Today
Gov. Cuomo shuts down Mayor de Blasio’s plan to roll out vaccine to NYPD officers
A political back-and-forth ensued between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Cuomo regarding vaccine distribution to police officers.
Elijah Schaffer: This is a video I captured inside one of the offices of Nancy Pelosi after dozens of alleged Trump supporters occupied it. It seems that staff left in such a hurry that they forgot to lock the doors because there were no signs of forced entry. Some vandalized it.
Pic 1: This is the initial group I was following who entered the chamber offices. I was alongside other members of the press who were capturing this incredible footage the world was seeing yesterday. Very proud of the brave people who risked their safety to tell this breaking story.
Pic 2: Right near the offices you can see that the amount of tear gas deployed was so thick, it created a zero visibility situation and actually pushed the crowds away from the main hallways into the office areas where the air was clear and people were able to breath.
Pic 1: This is the initial group I was following who entered the chamber offices. I was alongside other members of the press who were capturing this incredible footage the world was seeing yesterday. Very proud of the brave people who risked their safety to tell this breaking story.
Pic 2: Right near the offices you can see that the amount of tear gas deployed was so thick, it created a zero visibility situation and actually pushed the crowds away from the main hallways into the office areas where the air was clear and people were able to breath.