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Far-left extremists arrested at the violent attack in downtown #Atlanta all tried pulling a George Floyd by screaming, "I can't breathe." #Antifa & other far-left extremists gathered for a revenge riot over the death of their gunman at the autonomous zone. pic.twitter.com/rBljc4Inak
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A Florida FBI agent blows the whistle on a Bureau that’s stopped worrying about making cases, shifting resources to a vast new mission: domestic spying without predicate. Part one of a series
At 10:22pm last night, “officers from the Monterey Park Police Department responded to a local business in the 100 block of West Garvey Avenue in Monterrey Park regarding a shots fired call,” according to Capt. Andrew Meyer of the Sheriff’s homicide team. At least 10 people have been reported as killed with another 10 injured. The suspect fled the scene and is still at large.
At this time, there is no description of the shooter nor the type of weapon that they used.
There was a festival for the Chinese Lunar New Year going on in the area. The event has been cancelled from further celebration on Sunday. Police do not know whether the shooting was motivated by the events. According to the Monterey Park government website, “past Lunar New Year events in Monterey Park have drawn crowds estimated at over 100,000 visitors per day from all over Southern California.”
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I normally like to give a name with the video but I scoured the internet for hours and couldn’t come up with the actual names of Karen and her son involved in this video. On December 24, 2020, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriffs were searching for a stolen Tesla in the area but came across another stolen vehicle which was a Chevy Camaro. Upon pulling the car over with guns drawn, the driver exits the vehicle and was taken into custody. The passenger’s mother is seen screaming at police while her son gets handcuffed and also taken into custody to face weapon charges. Karen was not arrested and it was later determined the three men were in a rental vehicle that was out for repossession due to the company not making payments. #truecrime#crime#crimedocumentary#truecrimecommunity#truecrimeaddict#serialkiller#history#news#murder#murdermystery#california#trialfootage#crimetv#podcast#police#courtroom#trial#interrogation#bodycam#livefootage#wanted
A Jacksonville police officer was wounded, and a man was shot and killed by other officers when a burglary investigation evolved into a shooting early..
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A Florida FBI agent blows the whistle on a Bureau that’s stopped worrying about making cases, shifting resources to a vast new mission: domestic spying without predicate. Part one of a series
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — Both a Clayton County officer and a suspect are in critical condition after after two officer-involved shootings overnight, police say.
According to Clayton County police, 25-year-old Aiyanah Pryor called 911 saying she was suicidal at 9:40 p.m. on Newbury Drive. Pryor’s mother called 911 just after 10 p.m. and a third call was made at 11 p.m.
Moments after Officer Demika Lloyd arrived on the scene, police say Pryor pulled out a gun and shot Officer Lloyd twice.
Other officers found the injured officer in the yard with multiple gunshot wounds. She was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital where she is currently in surgery, but still listed in critical condition.
Channel 2′s Darryn Moore is LIVE from the Grady Memorial Hospital. Get the latest details on Channel 2 Action News This Morning from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.
Clayton County police say Pryor then got into a black Jeep and drove north on I-75 and into the city of Atlanta.
Atlanta officers received a call of a car matching the suspect’s vehicle description being spotted on Macon Dr. and Polar Rock Rd. SW. As officers approached the car, the suspect fired at least one shot and APD officers returned fire, hitting her multiple times.
The suspect was also taken to Atlanta Medical Center where she is listed in critical condition, but is stable.
No Atlanta police officers were injured in this second officer-involved shooting.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is currently at the Newbury Drive scene and is working to learn more details about the initial shooting.
“What you see here tonight is a demonstration of law enforcement’s dedication across this region and the quality of the men and women that wear the badge for their respective communities and I’m proud of the actions of the Atlanta Police Department this morning as they acted on behalf of this community,” Atlanta Interim Police Chief Darin Schierbaum said Thursday morning.
A Clayton County police spokesperson says the officer has been with their department for approximately a year-and-a-half.
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Palmyra, IN – A Ramsey County volunteer firefighter was murdered Monday night while stopping to help a Palmyra police officer who was out with a stranded motorist, according to investigators.
PPD Reserve Officer Zachary Holly responded to the scene and made contact with the driver, 31-year-old Justin Moore, WLKY reported.
Shortly thereafter, off-duty Harris County Volunteer Firefighter Jacob McClanahan, 24, and one of his coworkers stopped to help assist Officer Holly with traffic control, Harrison County Prosecutor Otto Schalk said during a press conference on Wednesday.
Officer Holly and Moore determined the vehicle was out of gas and eventually decided to call a tow truck, Schalk said.
The officer asked Moore if he had any weapons in his vehicle, and he replied he only had a knife on his person, according to the prosecutor.
Officer Holly then asked Moore to go stash the knife in the vehicle, WLKY reported.
But when Moore reached into his car, he came out with a shotgun and opened fire on the officer, Schalk said.
The round missed Officer Holly, who quickly tried to retreat along with McClanahan, WLKY reported.
Schalk said Moore fired again, hitting and killing the volunteer firefighter.
Officer Holly returned fire and struck Moore, who ultimately died at the scene, WLKY reported.
The federal government’s effort to establish a national police memorial was initiated in 1972 by Donald J. Guilfoil, a detective with the Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association.
Legislation to authorize the Memorial was enacted in October 1984 after efforts by U.S. Representative Mario Biaggi, a former police officer, along with U.S. Senator Claiborne Pell.
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