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27-year-old UCF student Jarrett Vick completely lost it when a campus cop used the wrong pronouns.”The officer said"He's having a breakdown." The student screamed…"SHE!!! SHE!!!!! JUST SAY THE RIGHT PRONOUN!" According to authorities, officers were responding to an unrelated report of a stolen vehicle when they encountered Vick in... a hallway. The footage, released in July 2026, shows Vick yelling at officers and questioning their presence before refusing commands to lower his voice. During the exchange, Vick repeatedly demanded officers use female pronouns and became increasingly agitated. A university staff member attempted to de-escalate the situation, but the confrontation continued. Police ultimately deployed pepper spray, and after officers said Vick kicked and swung at them, a Taser was used before Vick was taken into custody. The incident lasted approximately eight minutes. Vick was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Court records show Vick pleaded not guilty to all charges. The last court appearance was on January 16, 2026, and Orange County records indicate the case has since been closed.show more

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🚨 NEW DETAILS EMERGE IN SHOOTING THAT LEFT 3 PHILADELPHIA OFFICERS WOUNDED 🚨 New information is emerging about the man accused of shooting three Philadelphia police officers during a confrontation in Wynnefield over the weekend. Authorities have identified the suspect as Eric Franks, 57, who was killed during an exchange of gunfire with police Saturday night. According to family members and friends, Franks was a retired Philadelphia firefighter, a Marine Corps veteran, and the owner of two businesses in the neighborhood where the shooting occurred. The incident began shortly after 10:30 p.m. near 54th and Arlington Streets, where officers were investigating reports of a vehicle that had been struck by gunfire. Police say Franks approached the crime scene and became involved in a confrontation with officers. According to investigators, officers attempted to explain the active investigation and establish a perimeter, but Franks became increasingly agitated. Authorities allege Franks shoved a police sergeant before officers attempted to take him into custody. Police say Franks then produced a firearm and opened fire, striking three officers. 🚔 One officer shot in the face 🚔 One officer shot in the hip 🚔 One officer shot in the leg All three officers survived and are expected to recover. Police say officers returned fire, striking Franks multiple times. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Investigators recovered a 9mm handgun from the scene that police say Franks was legally licensed to carry. Friends and family members have expressed shock over the incident and say they are searching for answers about what led to the deadly confrontation. Authorities have stated that preliminary evidence indicates Franks was not connected to the original shooting investigation that officers were handling. The shooting remains under investigation by the Philadelphia Police Department and the District Attorney’s Office. 📍 Wynnefield, Philadelphia ⚠️ Investigation Ongoing

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A family argument became a call that changed everyone's day in minutes. Officers in Orland Park responded to a home after reports of a dispute involving 26-year-old Daniel Schmidt and his parents. According to police, tensions had already escalated before they arrived, and Schmidt had been locked out of the residence. When officers attempted to take him into custody, he did not comply, leading to a prolonged struggle that began inside the home and continued outside before he was ultimately restrained. Schmidt was charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer and one count of aggravated resisting arrest.

A family argument became a call that changed everyone's day in minutes. Officers in Orland Park responded to a home after reports of a dispute involving 26-year-old Daniel Schmidt and his parents. According to police, tensions had already escalated before they arrived, and Schmidt had been locked out of the residence. When officers attempted to take him into custody, he did not comply, leading to a prolonged struggle that began inside the home and continued outside before he was ultimately restrained. Schmidt was charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer and one count of aggravated resisting arrest.

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NEW: Jacksonville trans threatens her own grandparents with a firearm prompting JSO OIS Jacksonville officers responded after a trans threatened her grandparents with a gun and retreated to a backyard shed. When she came out, she ignored commands to get on the ground and walked toward the street while yelling, “Let’s show the world.” As an officer deployed a Taser, she pulled a handgun from her waistband and fired one round at police. Two officers returned fire. She survived and was charged with three counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. *All graphic material has been edited out.*

NEW: Jacksonville trans threatens her own grandparents with a firearm prompting JSO OIS Jacksonville officers responded after a trans threatened her grandparents with a gun and retreated to a backyard shed. When she came out, she ignored commands to get on the ground and walked toward the street while yelling, “Let’s show the world.” As an officer deployed a Taser, she pulled a handgun from her waistband and fired one round at police. Two officers returned fire. She survived and was charged with three counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. All graphic material has been edited out.

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