Police chase ends with suspect in custody 03/06/20. The suspect and officer almost get hit by a car. The chase started in the Palmdale, CA, area and the suspects eventually drove through a security fence at the Palmdale airport and then got on the 14 Freeway. For much of the chase through the Antelope Valley, the car's hood appeared to be up and blocking the windshield. Also at least two tires were seen falling off after spike strips were deployed, but the vehicle was able to keep driving at speeds over 50 mph. #pursut

Oklahoma City police released body cam video of a driver being tased after leading Oklahoma City officers on a chase all the way to Tuttle. The high speed chase happened on Wednesday, March 4th. when an OKC K9 unit spotted a suspicious vehicle near Southeast 25th Street and the Interstate 35 service road. Grizzle hit some stop sticks that popped his tires, but he kept going. Two other police cars also hit the stop sticks and were taken out of service, according to authorities. The driver came to a stop near Highway 37 and S.E. 4th St. in Tuttle and exited the vehicle armed with a knife. After a brief standoff, police tased the driver, identified by police as 38-year-old David Grizzle, and took him into custody. Police reports show officers field tested Grizzle and tested positive for meth. #taser

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— A Turkish armoured vehicle with a rope attached to it was reportedly trying to pull down the Greek border fence this evening

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Homeless among the most vulnerable to coronavirus, experts say. Homeless communities - with extremely unsanitary conditions in cities like Portland, Los Angeles, and New York City - are at a greater risk of catching and spreading coronavirus to the public at large, Fox News reported. Almost 200,000 people are counted as homeless in the United States, and although health officials have yet to find any evidence of coronavirus among them, the population is considered extremely vulnerable and has suffered in the past from other disease outbreaks. A White House report says conditions among the homeless are deteriorating in a number of states, including in Washington, California and Oregon, where rising housing costs have caused serious income inequality.

Women fight in an Australian supermarket over toiletries. This is what we’re really have to worry about. Low IQ people who panic. But if STHF, people like this will be taken out quickly by more intelligent people with rifles.

It's a black bear party!
r/#AnimalsBeingDerps

This is religious tradition, motherfucker! 😉

Percentage of tax filers with zero liability (non-payers) by state, USA, 2008

The New York Police Department questioned five teenage suspects and discovered a motive in the horrific mob beating of a 15-year-old girl in Brooklyn. A unidentified girl was brutally beaten and robbed by a group of almost 20 teenagers after they chased her near Utica Avenue on Thursday. Five boys accompanied by their parents turned themselves into police custody early Friday, #NYPD reported. The suspects told officers that the incident began when the victim reportedly fought another girl at school earlier that day. The group of vicious teenagers seen in the video are allegedly friends with the girl who got into a fight with the victim. The names and ages of the teenagers involved have not been released by authorities. Charges have not yet been filed.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared a state of emergency in New York, revealing that the number of state residents testing positive to #coronavirus has nearly doubled in the past 24 hours. 89 residents across five counties have now been diagnosed with the Covid-19, up from 44 on Friday. 'We have now been testing around the clock,' Cuomo stated at a press conference, revealing that the number of cases in Westchester County alone has ballooned to 57. There are now also seven new cases in New York City taking the total to 11. Disturbingly, there are also signs of wider spread, with two cases now confirmed in Saratoga County in the northeast of the state.

The #LAPD Van Nuys Area detectives are looking to identify a female, who stole a victim's wallet from her purse, while dining at a restaurant in Sherman Oaks. The theft of the wallet occurred on January 14, 2020. The female suspect subsequently used the victim's credit cards from the wallet to make purchases at three different retail locations in Van Nuys, Northridge, and Pacoima.In addition to the credit cards the wallet also contained her family's diamond engagement ring, which was also stolen.The suspect entered the restaurant, while the victim was dining with other family members. The suspect sat behind the victim and reached in to her purse, which was hanging from the back of her chair and removed the wallet.

In one of the videos the suspect is wearing the victim's ring on her right hand. Partial video shows the suspect possibly drives an unknown white mid-size four door sedan.

Based on the video the suspect appears to be a female, Black, 25-35 years of age, with the lower half of her hair dyed pink, dark jacket, black white tights, and brown boots.

Anyone with additional information about this case or knows the identity of the suspect is asked to contact The Los Angeles Police Department's Van Nuys Division Theft Detectives, at 818-374-0040. During non-business hours, or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247). Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call the LA Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477) or go directly to www.lacrimestoppers.org. Tipsters may also visit www.lapdonline.org and click on "Anonymous Web Tips" under the "Get Involved-Crime Stoppers" menu to submit an online tip. Lastly, tipsters may also download the "P3 Tips" mobile application and select the LA Regional Crime Stoppers as their local program.