Brookside police released dramatic bodycam footage of the capture and arrest of a California man accused of abducting an Alabama woman. The Brookside Police Department reports that Sean E. Sanders has been officially charged with numerous felonies following his arrest on Sunday. The victim, only identified as a white female, was rescued and taken to a hospital for medical care. Although she’s now in stable condition, she sustained numerous injuries after Sanders reportedly beat her with a tire iron.
U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Edgar Rios, Cpl. Cody Blacklock, and Cpl. Miguel Jaramillo (L-R),deployed in support of Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR), pose for photos during a New Year's Eve non-alcoholic pizza party held at Erbil Air Base in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. U.S. Army/Spc. Angel Ruszkiewicz/Handout via REUTERS
(WARNING 21+) Louisville Metro Police Department released body camera video after an officer fired his weapon, striking a suspect on Dec. 26.According to LMPD Major Jamey Schwab with the Special Investigations unit, LMPD officers were flagged down by an Enterprise Rental employee at the LMPD Training Academy around 2 p.m. The employee told officers a Ford Flex, which had been stolen from Enterprise, was spotted near the Walgreens at 700 Algonquin Parkway. After verifying the license plate, LMPD confirmed the vehicle was stolen and headed to the scene. Officers said the suspect, identified as Thomas Edwin Brooks, refused to obey the commands. Instead, he backed up the vehicle and accelerated toward Officer Jason Maguire, striking him. Officer Maguire fired his weapon, striking the windshield, side window and Brooks’ right arm. 🔫👮🏻♂️ #shooting
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Semi-truck crashes in high winds on I-25 near Colorado-Wyoming border
⚠️ WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! The US Consulate in Mexico recommends US citizens refrain from visiting the border city of Nuevo Laredo. The warning appeared after several skirmishes between the security forces and the militants of the northeast cartel in the city.
Taiwan’s top military official was among eight people killed on Thursday, after a helicopter carrying them to visit soldiers crashed in a mountainous area near the capital Taipei, the defense ministry said. The main portion of the helicopter lay in a northern forest wreathed in mist, its blades shattered, as dozens of rescuers combed the wreck for survivors, pictures released by emergency authorities showed, Reuters reports. The reasons for the crash, in the wake of a forced landing, were unknown, the military said in a statement, adding that the chief of general staff, Air Force General Shen Yi-ming, had died, while five of the 13 aboard survived.
There was a heavy security presence at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Wednesday for an event attended by tens of thousands of Jewish people amid a recent spate of anti-Semitic attacks in the area. The New Year's Day event, called Siyum HaShas, celebrated the completion of the reading of the 2,711-page Babylonian Talmud, a process that takes 7-and-a-half years. Similar events have recently been held in major cities around the globe, such as Mexico City, while others are scheduled to take place in the next few weeks. #NY
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! Police are searching for a group of violent muggers who attacked two men outside of a New York McDonald's early on Christmas morning. #NYPD officers state that the group approached the two victims - ages 60 and 20 - outside of a Bronx…
A New York City teenager, who was caught on camera allegedly mugging a 60-year-old man – who later died – of $1 dollar on Christmas Eve, has been arrested, police said. Abu Conteh, 18, of the Bronx, was arrested Tuesday morning, just days after the brutal overnight assault, the New York Post reported. Juan Fresnda, 60, died three days after the $1 robbery outside a McDonald's in the Bronx. He was trying to protect his boyfriend. Officials said detectives know the names of Conteh’s accomplices and are looking for them. Conteh was charged with second-degree murder, gang assault, and robbery, according to the paper. #NYPD
Tens of thousands of holiday makers fled seaside towns on Australia’s east coast on Thursday as bushfires approached, and military ships and helicopters began rescuing thousands more trapped by the blazes, Reuters reports. Fueled by searing temperatures and high winds, more than 200 fires are burning across the southeastern states of New South Wales (NSW) and Victoria, threatening several towns. The NSW state government declared a state of emergency, beginning on Friday, giving authorities the power to forcibly evacuate people and take control of services. Elsewhere, long queues formed outside supermarkets and petrol stations as residents and tourists sought supplies to either bunker down or escape the fires, emptying shelves of staples like bread and milk. More than 50,000 people were without power and some towns had no access to drinking water. 🔥