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Scene Briefing: OIS #13 for 2020 -- Suicidal Suspect Fires at Officers 8/30/2020 LVMPD's Captain Nichole Splinter provides initial details from the scene of Officer Involved Shooting #13 for 2020, where an armed suspect made suicidal comments and fired at officers. The suspect surrendered peacefully after 7 hours of negotiations.
Destroyed planes lie damaged around a Southland Field hanger in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura in Sulphur, Louisiana, August 27. REUTERS/Adrees Latif
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A police officer uses pepper spray on protesters in front of the Reichstag Building during a rally against the government's restrictions following the coronavirus outbreak, in Berlin, August 29. Some 38,000 people participated in a rally against coronavirus restrictions in Berlin despite police efforts to disperse the crowds due to the risk of Covid-19 contagion.REUTERS/Christian Mang
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! Florida police shot and killed a man wanted for attempted murder on Saturday after the suspect opened fire on officers, striking one of them during a “gun battle," officials said. The officer was hit in his bullet-proof vest and suffered a bruise to his chest from the impact, Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri told reporters. A second officer tripped during the gunfire and injured his head and neck. Both officers were in “great spirits” at a hospital, according to Capri, and were expected to recover from their injuries. (Read the Full Story.) #shooting
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A police officer holds a gun as he patrols an area in front of a car that was shot at, Brazil.
A view shows the damage at Car Source, a used car lot on Sheridan Road, after protests following the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, August 27. REUTERS/Stephen Maturen
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This month’s inaugural segment of #SantaAnaPD “For the Record: A Homicide Spotlight” highlights the murder of Victoria Barrios, which occurred on August 30, 2019 in the area of 500 E Pine Street. Victoria and two other friends, were gunned down just after midnight. Due to the nature of this case, it is eligible for the SAPD Gang Homicide Reward Program - (714) 245-8390. Detectives encourage anyone with information regarding this case to come forward and help bring closure to family/friends and #justiceforvictoriabarrios #SAPDForTheRecord Stay tuned for our next segment to be released - September 13th
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Breaking: #SWAT Called out in Woodland Hills after someone from an apartment on #VenturaBoulevard shoots at pro-Trump caravan of cars. Tire on vehicle was shot out. No injuries. Suspect barricaded in apartment, per #LAPD.
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The #NYPD is looking for the suspect seen in disturbing cellphone video attempting to brazenly rape a woman on a Manhattan subway platform. Police said the "brutal sexual attack" happened as the 25-year-old woman was waiting for a Q train at a station in midtown…
A New York City man who was caught on camera allegedly attempting to rape a 25-year-old woman on an Upper East Side subway platform has been arrested. Detectives with the 23rd Precinct took Jose Reyes, a Bronx resident, into custody on Sunday at 12:29pm at the intersection of Lexington Avenue and East 105th Street in East Harlem. He has been charged with attempted rape, assault and harassment. Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison said during a press conference that police used the NYPD's facial recognition program to identify Reyes. The program matched an image of Reyes' face to a previous mugshot he acquired earlier this year from a criminal mischief arrest. Harrison also said that three tips reported to the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline helped locate Reyes.