A New Mexico man who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy last summer did not have a firearm that he claimed to have after committing a crime spree, according to body camera footage released by authorities. The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday made public images showing the fatal #shooting of Marco Benito. Benito, 36, was killed by police Aug. 31 after he reached his right hand into a bag while in a ditch during a confrontation. San Juan County Sheriff Shane Ferrari said Benito told deputies five times that he had a gun. Sheriff's deputies said they gave 53 commands for Benito to leave the ditch and that Benito told deputies 27 times that he was refusing to comply with their orders. An investigation by the San Juan County Regional Officer Involved Shooting Taskforce determined that the deputy used his weapon in accordance with sheriff office's policy.

Tanker 944 making a drop on the Kincade Fire. This Boeing 747 is capable of delivering over 18,000 gallons of fire retardant 🔥

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Meanwhile, in DC. The Boss is Back!

Phoenix Police: Two people were involved in an officer-involved #shooting on the morning of September 21st after stealing a vehicle and running it into a patrol Tahoe, striking the door which then hit the officer. The vehicle has since been recovered but the suspects remain outstanding. The suspect driver is described as a black male, between 20-25 years old, wearing a red bandana and a black shirt. If you have information regarding this incident, please call Silent Witness at (480) - WITNESS. The incident took place in a motel parking lot near 21st Avenue and Dunlap Avenue. The involved officer is assigned to the Desert Horizon Precinct. He is 28 years old and has 2 years of service. He received minor injuries from this incident. There were no injuries to any community members. (Read the full story.)

BOTHE PRESCRIBED BURN: One additional benefit to the firing operation, it reduces the risk of wildfire destroying neighboring properties. It’s defensible space in state park property. This is in Napa County. (Saturday)

People enjoy Ipanema beach on the end of the day, which according to local media was the hottest day this year so far, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes

Tempe police have released body camera video from an officer-involved #shooting that left 21-year-old Angel Benitiez dead. The video released on Oct. 1 shows officers stopping a suspected stolen vehicle on Sept. 25 outside of a Panda Express restaurant in Mesa. Only three officers involved in this shooting were wearing body cameras. Five officers fired more than two dozen rounds, but the footage does not clearly show whether Benitez had his hands up when he was shot, as witnesses reported. Mesa police officers first encountered Benitez slumped over, asleep in the driver's seat of a car that had been reported stolen. As officers yelled commands, Benitez drove off from the scene. Police then tracked down the vehicle to an apartment complex in Tempe located near University Drive and Evergreen Road. (Read the full story.)

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Travis Fulgham (13) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers during the fourth quarter at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports

The LA County sheriff's deputies said the whole bear family went back to the woods.

A police officer cuts a chain open to free a demonstrator as Extinction Rebellion activists protest in front of the Ministry of Agriculture in Berlin, Germany. REUTERS/Michele Tantussi

Meanwhile, in Portland. Patriot Prayer leader maces BLM hyena

Meanwhile, in Nevada. A truck rammed BLM protesters.