Louisville Police fire a pepper ball gun into a crowd during a protest after a decision in the case against police officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor, in Louisville, Kentucky. REUTERS/Lawrence Bryant

Newly resurfaced video shows Joe Biden calling servicemembers “stupid bastards”

Hundreds of protesters are out in the Nulu neighborhood of Louisville this afternoon, demonstrating in front of businesses critical of the movement

Atlanta Police released three lengthy bodycam videos Tuesday evening that show the moments before and after one of their officers shot a person Monday. The man, who the Georgia Bureau of Investigation identified as 28-year-old Dearian Bell, died from his injuries. GBI said APD officers received a 911 call about a domestic incident near 510 Cassanova Street Monday evening. When they arrived, Bell and his wife were inside of a vehicle. According to GBI, Bell got a firearm out of the car, started walking around, and ignored commands. APD released the bodycam video of three officers who were there as the situation unfolded. One of the videos is about 26 minutes long, while the two others are about an hour and 45 minutes long. @police_frequency clipped a short excerpt from the video, which shows the view of one of the officers. #shooting

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson sits in a police vehicle during a visit to Northamptonshire Police Headquarters. Stefan Rousseau/Pool via REUTERS

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department released body-camera footage of a deadly 2019 officer-involved #shooting in north Charlotte. The Mecklenburg County District Attorney ruled that a CMPD officer was justified in the fatal shooting of a man involved in a domestic violence situation on Aug. 2, 2019. On Aug. 2, 2019, CMPD Officer John Juhasz shot and killed Delano Williams while responding to a home on Ernest Russell Court for a domestic disturbance. Delano Williams was holding his wife and her sister at gunpoint. In the District Attorney’s review, he said that he would not be seeking charges related to the death of Delano Williams, as overwhelming evidence indicated that Officer Juhasz was reasonable in his belief that the wife was facing an imminent threat of great bodily harm or death.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have released body-worn camera video of a December incident when officers busted the window of a car and injured a man during an arrest. A Superior Court Judge granted a petition for the release of all body-worn camera videos associated with the incident. The videos can be viewed here. Three officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department were disciplined after a man was stopped for traffic violations, had his front windows busted out and his elbow fractured while being arrested. The incident happened in December when three CMPD officers driving in an unmarked car stopped Anthony Caldwell driving a white Mercedes sedan. (Read the Full Story.)

Meanwhile, in Louisville. An armed business owner is confronted by protesters who ask him whether Black Lives Matter. Flipping off police and National Guard as the protesters march back to Jefferson Square with a temporary truce on curfew arrests.

Meanwhile, in LA. #LASD is making multiple arrests and has stopped the two pickup trucks that were leading the caravan/protest. The black truck appears to be the same one involved in Hollywood last night that chased down the white car after it weaved through the crowd.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: Back On The Streets. The Bail Project has paid more than $26 million in bail. The group says it has bailed out more than 12,000 suspected criminals. Who are these people? They’re people like Samuel Lee Scott of Chicago. Scott was in jail facing assault charges for punching his wife. After he hit her, he reportedly said he, quote, "might as well finish what (he) started since (she) was going to contact the police.” The Bail Project then came to the rescue. Hours after the group sprung him from jail, Scott allegedly beat his wife to death.

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