Washington, D.C: More than 100 people took part in a peaceful walk this early morning to protest against rampant gun crimes in the nation’s capital and called on officials to do more to end the violence. A group called "We are Mothers" organized the walk after the killing of 6-year-old Nyiah Courtney last Friday. Courtney had just finished riding her scooter when she was caught in gunfire that also injured five adults. The young girl would have entered 1st grade this fall.

Police are offering a $60,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in the shooting and said earlier this week they recovered a vehicle they believe is connected to the crime. D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee announced that more police officers will be patrolling areas on mountain bikes and scooters to make the department’s presence known on the streets.

WARNING! VIOLENCE! From Inbox, London, UK: A thug dressed up as Spider-man punches a woman working at Asda Clapham junction.

5 people total were arrested in the brawl at Asda Supermarket.

LASD Industry Stn.: This week, Supervisory District 1, Hilda Solis, sponsored a food giveaway event & vaccination clinic in the unincorporated area of Valinda.

Captain Rector & Industry deputies were there to lend a helping hand for the event which was estimated to provide food for 1,500 families.

NYC, Happening Now: Near of the United Nations, "SOS Cuba" protesters recreate the "Cuban Genocide" scenes. As activists console each other, a person on the bike shouts to people in the bike lane - "Out of the way!" Interesting interaction between #SOSCuba and NYPD outside of the UN. Afterwards they all chanted "We are not leaving!". Video by FNTV

Phoenix Police: Over $1 million worth of stolen property was seized on July 16 by officers. The husband-and-wife operation was running out of a legitimate business in the area of 43rd Ave/Dunlap. The take down was conducted with the help of Target, Kroger and partners FBI Phoenix.