⚠️ #WANTED! Atlanta officials released photographs on Tuesday of a second suspect in their arson investigation at a Wendy's, which was burned down following the death of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks. Images of the two arson suspects, both white females, were shared during a press conference at a fire station on Manford Road. Previous pictures reportedly showed one suspect wearing black clothing and a facial covering. The new photos show another woman without a mask, wearing a black top with a purple shirt wrapped around her waist and a necklace. The State Arson control board offered an additional $10,000 reward in the case after authorities had previously announced a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. Anyone who has information about either the suspects' names or whereabouts can make an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers Atlanta at 404-577-8477.
New York City police say they have arrested a suspect seen on video shoving a 92-year-old woman in what appears to be a random attack. Footage of the incident, which happened Friday afternoon in Manhattan, begins with the woman traveling in one direction on a sidewalk with the assistance of a pushcart, while the suspect -- identified as 31-year-old Rashid Brimmage. The woman, who is 92 years old, was later taken to a local hospital in stable condition.
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A police man fights for his life at Mcdonald's Santa Monica.
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The DANGERS of not NOT taking shelter during a TORNADO!
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A Nebraska cop was caught on video attempting to rehang a fallen American flag outside of an auto repair shop on Sunday, according to a report. A security camera from Kearney Tire & Auto Service videotaped the cop folding the flag and placing it against the building after he noticed the flag holder was damaged. “We were out of town on Sunday and this kind officer stopped to rescue [Old Glory] and show the respect it deserves when our holder broke,” the shop wrote in a Facebook post, which has been viewed more than 16,400 times. “We were called right away with the issue and we were so thankful. We are blessed by each officer and hold them in the highest regard for all they do to keep us safe. From the bottom of our hearts, Thank You!!” .
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Los Angeles is advancing a proposal to cut its police department’s budget by hundreds of millions of dollars.The Los Angeles City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee adopted a measure that would bring the city closer to cutting between $100 million and $150 million from the LAPD’s budget. Those funds are to be reinvested into disadvantaged communities of color.Mayor Eric Garcetti and other city executives are now responsible for identifying where the funds would be taken from.The measure was first introduced June 3. The new fiscal year begins July 1, with lawmakers aiming to adopt a budget by June 30. The Los Angeles Police Protective League warned that reducing the department’s budget would lead to longer response times to 911 calls and inadequate backup for in-need officers, as well as delayed rape, murder and assault investigations.
⚠️ #WANTED! Authorities are looking for multiple suspects captured on video punching and kicking a man outside a gas station convenience store in Texas on Sunday, in what was described as a "brutal attack". Graphic video shows a customer carrying grocery bags out of the Harris County establishment around 7 p.m., when a group of at least five men attacked, knocked him to the ground, and continued to strike him before fleeing the scene. The criminal case is being investigated by the Harris County Sheriff's Office (HCSO). Anyone with information on the identity of the suspects is asked to contact HCSO assault investigators at 713-274-9100 or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-8477
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Detention of an active member of Antifa Anne Frank in Everett, WA.
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Hundreds of pharmacies burglarized or damaged during recent protests, DEA says. Looters targeted pharmacies in cities across America while police were overwhelmed with the George Floyd protests.
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A portion of Grand Canyon National Park remains closed as a wildfire in Northern Arizona still burns through a national forest, as forecasters warn the weather this week will create more dangerous conditions. The North Rim of the Grand Canyon has been closed…
A raging wildfire burning northeast of Phoenix, Ariz., is now the largest active fire in the nation, doubling in size Tuesday and spurring more evacuations. The wildfire has doubled in size since the start of the week and was originally sparked June 13. Officials call it a "human-caused vehicle fire." According to data from the National Fire Information Center, the Bush Fire is the largest of 43 active large blazes burning across the country. Satellite images released by NASA on Wednesday show the burn scar from the Bush Fire on June 14. The images show the infrared signature where the active fire lines are burning through the smoke. In one of the more detailed photos, red lines can be seen stretching across the mountains. Those red lines are fire retardant dropped to keep the fire from advancing toward settled areas, according to NASA.