Seattle police have asked the public for help identifying an arson suspect seen on video early Friday morning pouring liquid onto the exterior of the abandoned East Police Precinct before setting it on fire. On Friday, June 12th, just before 3:00 AM, a man wearing a bright green or yellow sweatshirt, black pants and white tennis shoes and carrying a red container was observed walking up to the east side of the building. It appeared that the suspect poured liquid from the can along the exterior wall of the building and then walked away to the south. A few minutes later the same individual returned, lit something in his hand and dropped it, igniting the wall and the sidewalk. The suspect walked away and people nearby rushed to put out the flames before it spread to the rest of the building or the nearby tents. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the Seattle Police Department Violent Crimes tip line at (206) 233-5000.
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First black police officer in Indiana town speaks out on racial unrest
An Atlanta SWAT officer draws his weapon during a rally against racial inequality and the police shooting death of Rayshard Brooks, in Atlanta, Georgia, June 13, 2020. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage
Two protesters speak with a Georgia State Patrol officer after taking over and blocking a freeway during a rally against racial inequality and the police shooting death of Rayshard Brooks, in Atlanta, Georgia, June 13, 2020. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage
⚠️ #WANTED! Atlanta police on Sunday were seeking a suspect who set a Wendy’s on fire amid unrest over the deadly police shooting of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks on Friday night, as officials raced to prevent any further violence from erupting in their city. A photo from the Atlanta Police Department showed the arson suspect wearing all black, with the person’s face largely covered. Crime Stoppers of Greater Atlanta was offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the arson suspect. The Saturday-night fire capped off a day of protests outside the restaurant where Brooks was killed. Police said they arrested at least 36 people during Saturday night’s protests. A group of protesters started forming around the Atlanta Police Department Headquarters Sunday afternoon chanting “police the police”.
A Tulsa, Okla., man was arrested after police say he left his two children inside a locked truck for five hours. Dustin Lee Dennis, 31, is facing two counts of second-degree murder after his children, who were both under the age of five, were pronounced dead at his home, according to an arrest report. Dennis told police he drove to QuikTrip with his children around noon and then returned to his home in the 1700 block of East 61st Street South, according to an arrest report. A family member identified the children Sunday as Teagan, 4, and Ryan, 3, Dennis. Dennis then fell asleep for four to five hours and when he woke up, he couldn’t find his children. Dennis told police he found his children in the floorboard of the truck and then moved the children to the living room where paramedics pronounced the children dead, according to an arrest report.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! During a fire, a mentally person, pushed the firemen’s stairs, and then jumped out the window, Kiev, Ukraine. (Google translator)
A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officer was found shot to death Sunday morning and three suspects are now in custody, investigators say. Julian Keen Jr, 30, was off-duty at the time of shooting. Sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene early Sunday morning in LaBelle – about 55 miles northeast of Cape Coral -- and found Keen, the Hendry County Sheriff’s office said. The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office wrote on Twitter that Keen was killed while “taking action off-duty on a hit and run crash.” Three suspects were in custody and under investigation. No additional information was provided. The Florida Highway Patrol Command Officers Association described Keen as “a genuine officer who would literally give his shirt off his back to ANYONE who needed it.” Anyone with information is being asked to contact the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit. #RIP