San Mateo County firefighters responded to a wreck involving a motorcycle and vehicle. It happened on Skyline Boulevard this evening. One person has been hospitalized.

Marion County SO, FL. Police #pursuit of 22 yr Benjamin Townsel ends with crash/arrest. On October 13, 2020, Deputy Calvin Batts was driving down Juniper Road when he clocked a silver Toyota 4-door going 51mph in a 30mph zone. When Deputy Batts attempted a traffic stop, the vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. The driver, identified as 22-year-old Benjamin Townsel, eventually lost control, slid into an overgrown lot and fled on foot. Deputy Batts was able to catch up to Townsel and while placing him under arrest he asked “why did you run.” Townsel replied “because you were chasing me.” Hummm we don’t think that is why he ran…you see, he didn’t have a driver’s license and he had active warrants for his arrest.

Meanwhile, in Phoenix, AZ - Police just arrested a whole group of Antifas! Perfect!

ICE agents bring out their tear gas blower, it hasn’t been used since this summer.

An extremely white “idea” brutalized this black man today. Hope Joe Biden realizes that his intentionally deceptive statements about Antifa. Are leading to real life violence against black people.

President Donald Trump arrived in Las Vegas Saturday night ahead of a rally set for Sunday in Carson City. This comes as early voting begins across the state and #Election Day just over two weeks away.

Meanwhile, in Portland. Vehicle drives through Willamette Shore Trolley Trail walk way through crowd of Antifa hyenas. Driver allegedly spits on hyenas. Confrontation erupts and back window is broken.

From Inbox: The Riot police of Minsk, Belarus, make arrests BLM activists.
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LOS ANGELES - A man allegedly carjacked a running vehicle with an 8-month-old child and the baby's grandmother inside on Saturday, leading to a slow-speed police pursuit through downtown Los Angeles and his eventual arrest. The grandmother and infant were left inside a running car about 2:45 p.m. at Ninth Street and Maple Avenue when the suspect jumped in and drove off with them, according to Officer Tony Im of the Los Angeles Police Department's Media Relations Section. "The Department mobilized extensive resources, including a team of detectives and an airship, in an effort to locate the vehicle," Im said. The car was located downtown just after 4 p.m. and the suspect led officers on a 10-minute slow-speed pursuit, he said. "A spike strip was deployed, and the vehicle came to a stop." The suspect was arrested without further incident, he said. Paramedics checked out the grandmother and child, who both appeared to be in good condition before being reunited with family, Im said. One officer was treated at a hospital after suffering lacerations while deploying the spike strip, he said.