A New York City man has been arrested after video showed his attempted rape of a woman in an apartment building lobby in broad daylight Friday morning. The attack happened around 8 a.m. on East 210 Street in the Norwood section of the Bronx. Surveillance footage released Saturday shows a man pulling a woman through the door of a building, putting her in a headlock, and throwing her to the ground. He then repeatedly punches her. The man, identified as 25-year-old Michael Rosa following his arrest Sunday, also tried to take off the 27-year-old woman’s clothes. Rosa fled after the woman fought back, police said. She was taken to a hospital and treated for bruises on her face and arms. Rosa faces charges of attempted rape, strangulation, sex abuse, forcible touching and assault.

A shocking video has emerged showing gunfire ringing out at a Louisville, Ky., protest demanding justice for Breonna Taylor Saturday that left one dead and another injured, as police revealed the suspected gunman was a fellow protester. Tyler Charles Gerth, 27, of Louisville, died of a gunshot wound Saturday night, the Jefferson County coroner's office said. Police said the protester, later identified as Steven Nelson Lopez, was wounded in the incident and remained in custody at the hospital. The news conference Sunday clarified that the gunman was a protester. Speculation on social media suggested that an armed patriot group could have been responsible for the shooting. Louisville Assistant Chief of Police Robert Schroeder also shut down other rumors that Metro Police had paid the gunman to open fire at protesters.

The officers involved in the incident below have been identified as Police Officer II David Orozco, Serial No. 42770, Police Officer II David Torres, Serial No. 41483, and Police Officer I Brandon Prisk, Serial No. 43869, Southeast Area.

Chicago faced another bloody weekend, with at least 14 killed and 59 injuries in shootings – including a 1-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl, prompting new fears about a violent summer ahead.

#SDPD release video of #shooting amid protest, calls for transparency. Four video clips, captured by the body-worn cameras of two officers who shot Ibarra, a streetlight camera and a security camera. Two uniformed officers noticed Ibarra exiting a building and recognized him from a recent wanted flier on a robbery because of distinctive tattoos on his face, the news release said. When they attempted to contact Ibarra, he drew a firearm and pointed it at one of the officers, prompting them to fire their weapons. The department did not release the names of the two officers and said no other officers were involved. Investigators from the SDPD’s homicide unit were called to the scene, the news release said.

A video has gone viral of wild scenes when a couple pointed a pistol and an assault rifle at BLM rioters in an angry confrontation outside their huge mansion. Local media have identified the pair as Mark and Patricia McCloskey. The couple can be seen standing on the forecourt of their massive St Louis, Missouri, mansion telling protesters to get off their perfectly manicured lawns. Mrs McCloskey, whose law firm biography says she is a member of the Missouri Bar Association ethical review panel, at one point crosses the lawn and stumbles briefly while she has her gun aimed at scumbags. It is unclear whether her pistol or her husband’s semi automatic were loaded.