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San Bernardino PD: Officer-involved shooting with officer injured. Suspect is deceased; officer is being treated for injuries in hospital.
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LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva: During the month of December, 235 arrests were made, 7 illegal firearms were taken off the streets and1 at-risk juvenile was rescued by LASD HQ personnel. I have made it clear that we will seek out and take law enforcement action against all "Super-Spreader" events in County of LA.
Students from American Univeristy of Beirut stand among policemen as they protest over tuition fees in Beirut, Lebanon. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir
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LOUISVILLE, KY- Following an investigation into the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor by Louisville Metropolitan Police Officers, only one officer, officer Brett Hankison was indicted and fired from the department. Now, the Louisville Metropolitan Police Department is attempting to fire two of the other officers involved in the incident. Officers Cosgrove, Mattingly and Jaynes remained employed by LMPD as the internal investigations continued by the department’s Professional Standards Unit. That unit only investigates potential policy violations, not criminal matters. None of those officers has been charged with any crime, The Wave reported. (Read more.)
LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas Fire & Rescue was battling a massive 2nd-alarm fire at a tire shop near Meadows Lane and Decatur Boulevard. SKY 3 appeared to show the structure fully engulfed as of 4:45 p.m. and incident logs indicated fire crews called it a 2nd-alarm fire. Las Vegas Fire & Rescue did not immediately respond for additional details. This is a developing story.
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Yesterday a large group of youths on bicycles shut down traffic at 5th ave and 21st st. in Manhattan. They jumped on a driver’s car, damaging it before laughing and taking off.
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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — This is body camera footage of the events leading up to last night’s fatal crash on I-95, caused by a fleeing vehicle in an armed carjacking case. Watching this video is difficult, knowing that two young, innocent lives (ages 18 and 21) were lost when the suspect crashed into their vehicle. The suspect was also killed in the crash. The suspect, a career criminal, had a 200 page record and 50 prior arrests.The crash itself was not captured on body camera and is not shown here, but the wreckage is visible at the end, along with some brief audio of deputies approaching to render aid. The Sheriff’s Office is providing this video publicly because the seriousness of the incident requires full transparency. The footage provides an understanding of the pursuit that ended prior to the suspect driving into oncoming traffic. Florida Highway Patrol troopers are handling the investigation of this tragic crash, with the Sheriff’s Office providing whatever assistance is needed.
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East 20s, Manhattan, New York, earlier today. ~25 - 50 mixed-age teenagers on BMX bicycles descend onto the streets. Two grab onto a car driving by to catch a ride. The driver breaks and 1 of the bikers crashes into something, resulting in a bloody lip.
NYPD: WANTED for CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: On 12/29 at 4:05 pm, at the corner of 5th Ave and East 21 St in Manhattan the group of unidentified males jumped on the hood and windshield of the vehicle and punched the side mirrors causing damage. Here are additional photos of the individuals.
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Video taken from a nearby interstate of the large commercial blaze on Decatur. Fire is OUT, 2 minor injuries on scene treated and released, crews hitting hot spots, Meadows Ln and S Decatur Blvd closed.