A California man captured on camera pointing a loaded AR-15 rifle at a group of advancing protesters has been arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Jacob Daniel Bracken, 38, of Rancho Cucamonga, faces two counts of assault with a deadly weapon related to the incident in Upland on Monday, the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office said. Even though Bracken did not fire the rifle and no one was injured, Upland Police Chief Darren Goodman explained the assault charge: “You point the weapon at someone with the intent to intimidate and the weapon being loaded itself.” One video at the scene showed Bracken take the AR-15 out of a pickup truck, yelling for the crowd to “back the f--- up.” Goodman said they have videos as well as still photos that “conclusively showed” Bracken pointing the weapon at some point.
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Man attempted to stab officers with syringe as protesters moved through Orlando, police say | FOX 35 Orlando
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Man attempted to stab officers with syringe as protesters moved through Orlando, police say
Police said a man tried to stab several police officers with an exposed syringe while protesters gathered in Downtown Orlando.
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Stand with Senator Chase in calling on Governor Northam to reopen Virginia and put our Commonwealth back to work.
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The Georgia man who allegedly shot Ahmaud Arbery while he was he was jogging on a residential street called him a "fucking niger" as he stood over the 25-year-old's lifeless body, according to testimony given Thursday in a Gynn Country courtroom. William Bryan, the man who shot the infamous viral video of Arbery's death, told investigators that ex-cop Gregory McMichael, 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34, chased Arbery with their truck and blocked his exit before opening fire and killing the young black man. That admission, along with the use of racial expletives, will likely factor into the Department of Justice's decision whether to pursue federal hate crime charges against Arbery’s accused killers.
ST. JOSEPH, Missouri -- The DeKalb County sheriff died in a crash Wednesday morning while responding to assist a deputy. Sheriff Andy Clark was involved in the collision around 11:30 a.m. while he was driving south on Missouri Highway 33 and then crossed over to head east on US Highway 36, according to The News-Press. Officials said that 71-year-old Robert Carpenter was driving east in a GMC SUV and hit the passenger side of Clark’s pickup causing both vehicles to go off the south side of the highway. Clark wasn’t wearing a seat belt but Carpenter was, the crash report states. Clark was transported to Mosaic Hospital in St. Joseph where he was pronounced dead. #RIP
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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Shay Mikalonis was shot in the head during protests Monday night and remained in grave condition Tuesday. Gov. Steve Sisolak on Tuesday activated additional Nevada National Guard troops to help state and local police in…
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New Details Released in Shooting of Las Vegas Police Officer. Video exists in the shooting of a Las Vegas Metro Police officer who was critically wounded at the end of a Black Lives Matter protest Monday, according to Clark County prosecutors. Officer Shay Mikalonis was trying to make an arrest after the demonstration in front of Circus Circus, when Edgar Samaniego, 20, fired a gun from across the street, Metro Police said. The bullet struck the officer in the left side of his face, traveled through his spine and lodged in the other side of his face, Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Joe Bonaventure said during a court hearing this morning. He ordered Samaniego held without bail. Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said after the hearing that Mikalonis remained in “serious, serious, serious” condition. Prosecutors asked for a $1 million bond, deeming Samaniego a flight risk and a danger to the community.
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Riots spread to Mexico - cops are being set on fire
A Washington, D.C. news station’s sky camera captured an incredible video of lightning striking the Washington Monument during a thunderstorm in the city Thursday night.
A U.S. service member and his family were found dead inside an SUV in the garage of their Texas home on Thursday from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Police found a "cryptic" note but initially encountered strong chemical fumes and a possible threat of explosives as they approached the scene, the reports said. After officers were able to enter the home they found the bodies of a couple, both in their 30s, along with their four children. They were all inside the vehicle in what was believed to be a case of murder-suicide, San Antonio police Chief William McManus said at a news conference. The children's ages ranged from 11 months to 4 years old, the chief said. The family's two pet cats also were found dead in the SUV. The names of the family members were not immediately released.
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Warning, graphic video: Police in Buffalo push 75-year-old man to the ground. Jun. 05, 2020 - 1:01 - Two police officers suspended as mayor orders an investigation; Bryan Llenas reports.
A Chinese couple take cover as tanks pass overhead after the Tiananmen Square massacre. Eastern Beijing, June 5, 1989. #history
A mayor in Southern California resigned Thursday night after drawing backlash over a comment in an emailed statement, FOX NEWS reported. “I don’t believe there’s ever been a good person of color killed by a police officer,” the email from James Stewart, mayor of Temecula, Riverside County, had said. Stewart initially blamed the emailed remark, distributed Wednesday, on an error in a speech-to-text translation of his dictated comments, the Valley News of Riverside County reported. But on Thursday evening, following backlash in the city of about 115,000 residents, 74 miles southeast of Los Angeles, Stewart opted to step down. He announced his resignation in a Facebook post.
Meanwhile, protests against the police began in Ukraine.
New York City police officers were seen clashing with demonstrators in another night of mass gatherings Thursday after a citywide curfew took effect, with law enforcement out in force in an attempt to keep the peace and prevent violence that has marred otherwise peaceful demonstrations over the death of George Floyd.