JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - A police K9 in Pennsylvania died in a fall down an elevator shaft while assisting police in a search for burglary suspects, authorities said. Just after 4 a.m. Sunday, officers in Johnstown were dispatched to a burglary at the old Goodwill warehouse in Woodvale, Cambria County emergency dispatchers said. Two of five suspects were quickly apprehended, and the #K9 unit was dispatched to help find the others, police said. During the search of the five-story building, K9 Titan fell through an unsecured open elevator shaft on the fourth floor of the building, police said. The animal was rescued but suffered fatal injuries, police said. All five suspects were eventually taken into custody, police said. K9 Titan had “served honorably” with the Johnstown Police Department since 2014 and died “in the line of duty,” Interim Captain Chad Miller said. #RIP

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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! On Monday, nearly five months after a Roanoke man was shot and killed by police, the Roanoke Police Department released bodycam footage of what happened. On June 25, 2020, 26-year-old Rasheed Moorman, was shot by a Roanoke City Police Officer and later died. Earlier this month, Commonwealth’s Attorney for the city of Roanoke Donald Caldwell announced neither officer involved in the #shooting would face any criminal charges. Along with releasing Officer Bourgeois’ bodycam footage, the police department provided more information Monday about the day that Moorman was shot. On June 25, a plain-clothes detective was in the area of Ashton Heights Apartments on an unrelated police investigation, when he saw two men who fit the descriptions of suspects from an earlier shooting, according to the police department. (Read the Full Story.)

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