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Another video. Another investigation. Another vehicle identified. This driver was caught on social media doing donuts and vandalizing city property. Our Directed Patrol officers identified the vehicle, tracked it through ALPR hits across the city, and located it today. A seizure warrant was obtained, and the vehicle was impounded.... show more

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Durham Regional Police

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32,250 views • 9 months ago

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Sacramento Police Department

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SantaAnaPD

31,143 views • 2 months ago

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Damon Strong

137,555 views • 17 days ago

It was just after 1 p.m. on Tuesday when the first call came in saying a man was driving recklessly and yelling at people near 20thand Broadway. It only got worse. Another call came in saying the driver had struck another car with his vehicle and left the scene. A caller said the driver could be seen drinking from a beer bottle while driving. As officers searched the area, a call came in saying the car was on the bike path and had almost hit a cyclist. Thankfully Officer Baddley spotted the vehicle a short time later on Baseline Road and coordinated with Officer West to safely stop the driver from going anywhere else. Officers could smell alcohol on the driver, and his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. He was arrested and booked into the jail on two misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence, misdemeanor hit and run, misdemeanor reckless driving, resisting arrest, failure to present evidence of insurance, and felony vehicular eluding. As in every criminal case, suspects are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty. We’re glad this incident didn’t have a worse outcome as it easily could have. There’s no excuse to drive impaired. You risk the lives of yourself and everyone around you. Our officers have stepped up their efforts to find impaired drivers and have made more DUI arrests so far this year than previous years due to a variety of factors. It’s sad that one of those factors is that some people think it’s okay to drink and drive. It. Is. Not. We will find and arrest you.

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15,492 views • 10 months ago

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This tragedy was entirely preventable. On May 22, 2026, Michael Salomon Rosario-Cruz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, was driving the wrong way on the I-40 in Canadian County, Oklahoma when he collided head-on with another vehicle and killed four people. We are asking our law enforcement partners in Oklahoma to turn this MONSTER over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement so he can never again roam our streets and endanger our communities.

Homeland Security

88,614 views • 3 months ago

Remember that short pursuit on Monday with a stolen vehicle that crashed into a pole at Alameda and Peoria?🚔 ➡️This city camera video we’re releasing today shows this wasn’t just a risky split-second decision, the danger started long before the engine even revved. The passenger was 41-year-old Sheena Fuentes, who you might remember was arrested in October for accessory to murder related to an October 24th homicide on Del Mar Circle. She was out on bond for that charge at the time of the pursuit and crash. And the driver? That was 52-year-old Manuel Tovar, a man with an extensive criminal history. The pair were in a confirmed stolen car and took off at high speed, tried to make a fast left onto Alameda, and lost control. The car hit a pole and both died on scene. The vast majority of those who decide to elude our officers, and we pursue, have a criminal history. Only 16% of our pursuits end in crashes. This is yet another reminder: People who run from police don’t just break the law, they gamble with lives, including their own. Our crime stats are not just numbers. Behind every number is a real person whose life has been changed by crime. We are here to keep our Aurora community safe. If someone chooses to break the law and flee in a stolen vehicle, we will pursue them, and we will hold them accountable. #APDInAction [Media Description: Video showing pursuit and crash with suspects former booking photos.]

Remember that short pursuit on Monday with a stolen vehicle that crashed into a pole at Alameda and Peoria?🚔 ➡️This city camera video we’re releasing today shows this wasn’t just a risky split-second decision, the danger started long before the engine even revved. The passenger was 41-year-old Sheena Fuentes, who you might remember was arrested in October for accessory to murder related to an October 24th homicide on Del Mar Circle. She was out on bond for that charge at the time of the pursuit and crash. And the driver? That was 52-year-old Manuel Tovar, a man with an extensive criminal history. The pair were in a confirmed stolen car and took off at high speed, tried to make a fast left onto Alameda, and lost control. The car hit a pole and both died on scene. The vast majority of those who decide to elude our officers, and we pursue, have a criminal history. Only 16% of our pursuits end in crashes. This is yet another reminder: People who run from police don’t just break the law, they gamble with lives, including their own. Our crime stats are not just numbers. Behind every number is a real person whose life has been changed by crime. We are here to keep our Aurora community safe. If someone chooses to break the law and flee in a stolen vehicle, we will pursue them, and we will hold them accountable. #APDInAction [Media Description: Video showing pursuit and crash with suspects former booking photos.]

Aurora Police Dept

56,609 views • 9 months ago

THANK YOU SEATTLE 🍻 It was such a joy to celebrate this city steeped in history, culture, and silverware. May every city share your pioneering passion for this beautiful game. And thanks again to our friends at Major League Soccer and Walmart for supporting the show. We'll see you next time 💚💙

THANK YOU SEATTLE 🍻 It was such a joy to celebrate this city steeped in history, culture, and silverware. May every city share your pioneering passion for this beautiful game. And thanks again to our friends at Major League Soccer and Walmart for supporting the show. We'll see you next time 💚💙

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33,391 views • 10 months ago

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Puyallup Police Department

11,060 views • 5 months ago

Turns out hiding under a trampoline isn't much of a plan when we've got eyes in the sky… Just before 11 p.m. last Friday, our officers received a Flock Safety alert on a stolen Hyundai Tucson traveling through Aurora. With real-time updates from our Real Time Information Center (RTIC), officers safely tracked the vehicle before deploying a Grappler to bring it to a controlled stop near Montview Boulevard and Iola Street. That's when everyone decided to make a run for it. All in different directions. But we had the manpower for that. Two juvenile passengers were quickly taken into custody after short foot pursuits. The driver had a different idea. After hopping multiple fences, he crawled underneath a backyard trampoline hoping officers wouldn't find him. Unfortunately for him, our drone was still watching. Officers immediately established a perimeter while RTIC and our drone team guided officers on the ground. Working alongside our K9 Unit, the driver was located and taken into custody without incident. A search of the stolen vehicle also uncovered a firearm and spent shell casings. The 18-year-old driver was arrested on probable cause of motor vehicle theft, obstructing a peace officer, second degree criminal trespass and driving while revoked. Two juvenile passengers were also arrested on probable cause including motor vehicle trespassing and obstructing a peace officer. Both also had outstanding warrants. From Flock alerts and the RTIC to the Grappler, drones, K9s and good old-fashioned police work, this arrest is another example of how technology and teamwork help our officers safely take suspects into custody and keep Aurora safe. [Media Description: Dash cam, drone footage and body cam footage of grappler deployment and foot pursuits with arrests.]

Turns out hiding under a trampoline isn't much of a plan when we've got eyes in the sky… Just before 11 p.m. last Friday, our officers received a Flock Safety alert on a stolen Hyundai Tucson traveling through Aurora. With real-time updates from our Real Time Information Center (RTIC), officers safely tracked the vehicle before deploying a Grappler to bring it to a controlled stop near Montview Boulevard and Iola Street. That's when everyone decided to make a run for it. All in different directions. But we had the manpower for that. Two juvenile passengers were quickly taken into custody after short foot pursuits. The driver had a different idea. After hopping multiple fences, he crawled underneath a backyard trampoline hoping officers wouldn't find him. Unfortunately for him, our drone was still watching. Officers immediately established a perimeter while RTIC and our drone team guided officers on the ground. Working alongside our K9 Unit, the driver was located and taken into custody without incident. A search of the stolen vehicle also uncovered a firearm and spent shell casings. The 18-year-old driver was arrested on probable cause of motor vehicle theft, obstructing a peace officer, second degree criminal trespass and driving while revoked. Two juvenile passengers were also arrested on probable cause including motor vehicle trespassing and obstructing a peace officer. Both also had outstanding warrants. From Flock alerts and the RTIC to the Grappler, drones, K9s and good old-fashioned police work, this arrest is another example of how technology and teamwork help our officers safely take suspects into custody and keep Aurora safe. [Media Description: Dash cam, drone footage and body cam footage of grappler deployment and foot pursuits with arrests.]

Aurora Police Dept

10,845 views • 1 month ago

Ernesto’s sanctuary was born in Aleppo 9 years ago, and today we went back to Aleppo to help this American lady and another animal shelter that is in the middle of the fighting. We took away with their permission the animals that were injured, we brought the aid that we could with our budget and we came back! Here in Syria we will not eat the cake tonight to celebrate the ninth year because we are physically and emotionally very tired. We invite you celebrate for us because it is above all your presence that counts. And if you can please help us to continue our help .

Ernesto’s sanctuary was born in Aleppo 9 years ago, and today we went back to Aleppo to help this American lady and another animal shelter that is in the middle of the fighting. We took away with their permission the animals that were injured, we brought the aid that we could with our budget and we came back! Here in Syria we will not eat the cake tonight to celebrate the ninth year because we are physically and emotionally very tired. We invite you celebrate for us because it is above all your presence that counts. And if you can please help us to continue our help .

Ernesto’s Sanctuary for Syrian animls

63,692 views • 1 year ago

This is AWESOME ‼️ The mayor of Santa Ana, California is out with police officers confronting the homeless. The homeless are offered services including treatment and shelter, if they refuse they go to jail THIS is how it should be “I'm the mayor of the city of Santa Ana. I'm out this morning with Santa Ana PD, with our QOLT team, our Quality of Life team, Teen Challenge, Salvation Army and what we're doing here today is we're working with those that are homeless on our streets. We're offering them services, whether it's detox, a shelter, a program. And if they refuse all the services, then they end up going to jail. And why are we doing that again? We do this every single month. And why? Because Santa Ana deserves a good quality of life, just like all the other cities around us, and I always say that. Because it's very important that you can walk the streets, drive around, and just raise your family here without seeing all the stuff that's going on around our city with the unhoused” “If you're asking, why do we do this? It's inhumane. No, it's actually good to take people off the streets. It's inhumane to leave them on the streets. That is the key that we always have to remember. It is inhumane to leave them on the streets, whether they're laying in their feces or they're high” “We're gonna keep doing this because your quality of life, my quality of life and our children's quality of life, it matters”

This is AWESOME ‼️ The mayor of Santa Ana, California is out with police officers confronting the homeless. The homeless are offered services including treatment and shelter, if they refuse they go to jail THIS is how it should be “I'm the mayor of the city of Santa Ana. I'm out this morning with Santa Ana PD, with our QOLT team, our Quality of Life team, Teen Challenge, Salvation Army and what we're doing here today is we're working with those that are homeless on our streets. We're offering them services, whether it's detox, a shelter, a program. And if they refuse all the services, then they end up going to jail. And why are we doing that again? We do this every single month. And why? Because Santa Ana deserves a good quality of life, just like all the other cities around us, and I always say that. Because it's very important that you can walk the streets, drive around, and just raise your family here without seeing all the stuff that's going on around our city with the unhoused” “If you're asking, why do we do this? It's inhumane. No, it's actually good to take people off the streets. It's inhumane to leave them on the streets. That is the key that we always have to remember. It is inhumane to leave them on the streets, whether they're laying in their feces or they're high” “We're gonna keep doing this because your quality of life, my quality of life and our children's quality of life, it matters”

Wall Street Apes

574,213 views • 18 days ago

Here it is: 🚨 A g’ddamn Ilhan Omar named Mohamed took the podium at a Maine city council meeting and threatened Democrats across the country, including Democratic members of the U.S. Congress. If you come as much to investigate fraud, let alone speak of fraud, the entire Somali voting community you imported into the U.S. will abandon you. “My name is Mohamed. I’m speaking today on behalf of the Somali community in Lewiston. Some of you sitting here today, we voted for you. We elected you to protect our community interests, not creating division or go after one elected member from our community. This narrative, if this narrative continues, our community will be forced to re-examine our relationship or political relationship, including our relationship with the Democratic Party and who will be voting in the future.” Somalians came out in droves, demanding the city NOT investigate. And who were they demanding the city stop investigating? Iman Osman, a Somali refugee and former Lewiston School Committee member who was elected to the City Council while his residency was under scrutiny. Osman was indicted on two theft charges involving firearms. He listed 210 Blake Street as his residence while running for City Council, even though the property had been condemned following a drug raid. The City Council formally authorized an investigation into whether he met the residency requirements to serve on the council. Then Osman RESIGNED before the investigation could be COMPLETED.

Here it is: 🚨 A g’ddamn Ilhan Omar named Mohamed took the podium at a Maine city council meeting and threatened Democrats across the country, including Democratic members of the U.S. Congress. If you come as much to investigate fraud, let alone speak of fraud, the entire Somali voting community you imported into the U.S. will abandon you. “My name is Mohamed. I’m speaking today on behalf of the Somali community in Lewiston. Some of you sitting here today, we voted for you. We elected you to protect our community interests, not creating division or go after one elected member from our community. This narrative, if this narrative continues, our community will be forced to re-examine our relationship or political relationship, including our relationship with the Democratic Party and who will be voting in the future.” Somalians came out in droves, demanding the city NOT investigate. And who were they demanding the city stop investigating? Iman Osman, a Somali refugee and former Lewiston School Committee member who was elected to the City Council while his residency was under scrutiny. Osman was indicted on two theft charges involving firearms. He listed 210 Blake Street as his residence while running for City Council, even though the property had been condemned following a drug raid. The City Council formally authorized an investigation into whether he met the residency requirements to serve on the council. Then Osman RESIGNED before the investigation could be COMPLETED.

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

177,623 views • 3 days ago

This is the kind of safety that Democrats want for the US… they let this illegal sit in his vehicle for over an hour to sober up because he was too drunk to walk and liberals will be perfectly fine with it until an illegals wipes them or someone they love out and then walks free. Another illegal, another that cant speak or read English road signs, another without a license, another taxpayer footing the bill for this damage. Thankfully no one was killed this time!

This is the kind of safety that Democrats want for the US… they let this illegal sit in his vehicle for over an hour to sober up because he was too drunk to walk and liberals will be perfectly fine with it until an illegals wipes them or someone they love out and then walks free. Another illegal, another that cant speak or read English road signs, another without a license, another taxpayer footing the bill for this damage. Thankfully no one was killed this time!

Sue Knows Best

836,985 views • 1 year ago

Bringing the Grappler to Douglas County! “We’re excited to introduce the Grappler system to Douglas County. We’ve recently purchased, trained on, and equipped five vehicles with this innovative technology to help reduce vehicle pursuits and enhance safety for both the public and our deputies. The Grappler acts as a tether, giving deputies the ability to gain control of a suspect vehicle before it can flee. It’s an effective tool that supports our ongoing mission to keep our community safe and hold offenders accountable. This is another step forward in providing our team with the resources they need to do their jobs safely." - Sheriff Darren Weekly

Bringing the Grappler to Douglas County! “We’re excited to introduce the Grappler system to Douglas County. We’ve recently purchased, trained on, and equipped five vehicles with this innovative technology to help reduce vehicle pursuits and enhance safety for both the public and our deputies. The Grappler acts as a tether, giving deputies the ability to gain control of a suspect vehicle before it can flee. It’s an effective tool that supports our ongoing mission to keep our community safe and hold offenders accountable. This is another step forward in providing our team with the resources they need to do their jobs safely." - Sheriff Darren Weekly

DC Sheriff

14,977 views • 1 year ago