A 25-year-old Tacoma woman was arrested Thursday for allegedly lighting five unmarked Seattle police vehicles on fire during riots at the end of last month. Margaret Aislinn Channon faces federal arson charges in connection with the incident, according to U.S. Attorney Brian Moran. The alleged arsons happened on May 30 around the area of Sixth Avenue and Pine Street in downtown Seattle. Local police abandoned the nearby East Precinct building, at 12th Avenue and Pine Street. Demonstrators have moved in to the surrounding neighborhood and declared it a “cop-free” area that they call the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.” But investigators with the Seattle Police Department, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms saw Channon in multiple videos taken in the area over a two-day span from May 29 to 30. A separate image shows a woman raising her hands across from police – and in it tattoos on her knuckles are visible. Investigators said those tattoo matched ones they found on Channon.

VERO BEACH, Florida -- Shoplifting at a Indian River County Walmart turned deadly when the robber sent a deputy on a parking lot chase, shooting a mother and father and then eventually killing himself, the Officer reported. On Tuesday, Indian River County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a shoplifting call at a Vero Beach Walmart. Deputies stopped the man in the parking lot and then he pulled out a gun and started firing at them. He ran through the parking lot and tried to carjack a family, who had two children in the back seat. The man shot into the car, hitting the mother and father, deputies say. The family fled as the man continued on to carjacking a second car with a woman inside. As the man sped through the parking lot, deputies pursued, dash cam footage shows. He came to a stop at a dead end and pointed a gun at the deputy who was pursing him. Both the man and the deputy shot at each other. Deputies did not release his name. #shooting

Two men wanted in connection with multiple recent shootings were arrested after they fled from authorities, raced at speeds of 100 mph on Interstate 4 and eventually crashed into a detective’s vehicle, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies said the incident began Thursday evening in Deltona as they were conducting surveillance on driver Rayon Rattigan, 30, and passenger Jahqwane Tyson, 19. Both men were identified as suspects in shootings, but a news release didn’t provide details on those incidents. According to the footage, the car got off the interstate at State Road 46 in Seminole County. It was in that area that the T-bone crash occurred. Detective Don Maxwell, who was in the unmarked vehicle involved in the crash, suffered minor injuries and has since been released from a hospital. Rattigan and Tyson have also been medically cleared, records show.

Meanwhile, in UK. The protests have begun in London, Churchill monument close up, security service preparing for something big this weekend.