Viewer Discretion Advised: In policing there is one sure thing—no two shifts are ever the same. #LAPD HQ

In Philadelphia. A mother and her child witness someone using a shotgun to break into an ATM.

Milwaukee police are investigating three separate shooting incidents that happened Wednesday night, Oct. 28 and Thursday morning, Oct. 29. Three people died and one person was injured as a result of the shootings.
The first shooting happened around 8:30 p.m. near 40th and Clarke. Police say an 18-year-old Milwaukee man was located deceased at that location with numerous gunshot wounds. This investigation is still being actively investigated.
The second shooting happened shortly before 9 p.m. near 22nd and Clarke. Police say an 18-year-old Milwaukee man was shot while driving a car in that area. The victim was taken to a local hospital but died as a result of his injuries. This investigation is still being actively investigated.
The third shooting happened around 12:45 a.m. near 12th and National. Police say a 42-year-old man was located deceased at that location with gunshot wounds. A 22-year-old man was also struck by gunfire and taken to a local hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.
This investigation is still being actively investigated.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at (414) 935-7360 or Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-TIPS or P3 Tips App.

Deputies responded to a Norwalk motel room where they arrested one male being an ex felon for 2 handguns,two shotguns,an AR-15 with a lot of ammo along with meth.,mushrooms and Xanax pills. Great arrest! #LASD Norwalk Station

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Philadelphia officials have said they will release the police body camera footage and the 911 tapes in connection with the officer-involved shooting of Walter Wallace Jr., an armed Black man reportedly with a mental health history, following three nights of unrest in the city and elsewhere in the country. Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw pledged Wednesday that her office would release the video and audio footage “in the near future,” but will first meet with Wallace Jr.’s family “to ensure they get an opportunity to view the materials first.” The city’s top cop announced the plan during a Wednesday afternoon press conference with Mayor Jim Kenney and other city officials to go over any updates in the case and detail the impacts of Philadelphia’s second night of riots and looting. An estimated 1,000 people took to the streets on Tuesday night into Wednesday, ransacking big-name stores, such as Walmart and Foot Locker. During the course of the night, 81 people were arrested, 23 police officers were injured and at least 14 people were shot – including two who suffered fatal injuries, officials said. Also on Tuesday into Wednesday, nine PPD vehicles were damaged and the city reported nine ATM explosions, city officials said. Since the unrest began following Wallace Jr.’s death, police made 172 felony and misdemeanor arrests and reported damage to 17 PPD vehicles. A total of 53 police officers were injured, including a sergeant who was “intentionally run over” by a pick-up truck driver, Outlaw previously said. All but one of the injured officers had been released from the hospital as of Wednesday afternoon. Kenney instituted a citywide curfew that began on Wednesday at 9 p.m. and extended through 6 a.m. Thursday. He also said the National Guard would be deployed and was expected to arrive in the city on Friday and Saturday.

Early this morning the National anthem plays as Moody Avenue fills with smoke, after ICE agents and Homeland Security Police push Portland protesters down the street and make a wall.

Riot police officer stands with a red smoothie splashed on him during clashes at a rally after the death of Walter Wallace Jr., a Black man who was shot by police in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. REUTERS/Yuki Iwamura

Modesto police released body cam video from a police #shooting in a Walgreens pharmacy. Officers opened fire at the suspect at the end of a frantic chase last Wednesday. Police say the chase started when officers tried to pull over an SUV, but the driver kept on going. Eventually, the driver pulled into the Walgreens parking lot off of McHenry Avenue. A passenger that was in the SUV then got out and went into the store. An attempt to detain a passenger who ran into a Walgreens after a traffic stop led to another chaotic chase. Body camera footage shows the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Daniel Ahlschlager, running from a Modesto Police officer. At one point, Ahlschlager slipped and the officer got a look at a weapon in his hand. (Read the Full Story.)

BREAKING! Several streets in Salem, OR, are closed Thursday morning due to police activity following a shooting. The Salem Police Department said an officer-involved shooting occurred in the area of 17th Street Northeast and Center Street Northeast. No further information about the shooting has been released by police at this time. Police said 17th Street NE is closed between Chemeketa Street and State Street and Court Street NE is closed between 17th Street and 14th Street. The public should avoid the area. This is developing news. @police_frequency will update this story when new information becomes available.

Police officers stand guard at the scene of a reported knife attack at Notre Dame church in Nice, France. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard/Pool

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A police officer investigates inside a store that was looted in unrest following the death of Walter Wallace Jr., a Black man who was shot by police, in Philadelphia, October 28. REUTERS/Hannah McKay

Warning graphic! Horrible road accident in Brazil.

Three's company! Captain Cal and our 2 orphaned mtn lion females finally got to meet each other "paws-to-paws", as you can see, it was a heartwarming hit! As head vet Dr. Herman put it: "Rough and tumble, then a long snuggle."