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Caught on camera: Maryland fire engine struck at crash scene early today. It happened to Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department Engine 830 on Route 50 near Route 410 around 3:00 a.m. From Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department on Facebook: PGFD Engine 830 (Landover Hills) was struck by a vehicle... show more

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NotJimmyStewart1 year ago

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews Fucking idiot

Waldorf Overwatch1 year ago

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews How in the Fvck can you not see a frick'n Engine lit up like a Christmas Tree.

Not Sure1 year ago

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews I suspect alcohol was involved.

The Daily Muck1 year ago

California’s “paper” wetland restorations? One small island, a vanished Delta Smelt, and a $39M fine expose what might be the biggest eco-cover-up in the Bay-Delta.

Billy Goldfeder1 year ago

@PGFDNews

FirefighterCloseCall1 year ago

@PGFDNews

Topflight1 year ago

@PGFDNews THeir insurance is going to drop them

Michael Keaton1 year ago

@NFTC_News @PGFDNews

SophieToupie1 year ago

@PGFDNews Distracted driver?

Thibs1 year ago

@PGFDNews Reminds me when a Cal firefighter who got arrested by ca hwy patrol for refusing to move the truck being used as a barrier. They do this for good reason. Too many drunk and/or stupid people driving.

WhatsNewsHere1 year ago

@Waldorf_O_W @PGFDNews How did they miss those lights? The entire scene? 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

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Fiery Multi-Car Crash Kills One on Downtown Los Angeles Freeway A deadly multi-vehicle collision on the northbound 110 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles early Sunday morning left one person dead and another critically injured, authorities said. The crash occurred near 6th Street around 1:45 a.m., involving three vehicles, including one that was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. Emergency crews rushed one victim to a nearby hospital while another was pronounced dead at the scene. Video obtained by KTLA showed a car overturned and completely on fire in the roadway shortly after the crash. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed that the incident sparked a SigAlert for the northern span of the 101 through downtown, which has since been lifted. Officials have not yet determined the cause of the collision. VIA: KTLA

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NEW: Prior to deadly crash, a pickup truck driver raced the wrong way at high speed along Wilson Blvd. to N. Glebe Rd. The truck passed an ArlingtonCountyPD officer at N. George Mason Dr. who tried to catch up. A woman died in the collision. Her car was hit after she pulled onto Wilson from N. Vermont. Video via Here's ACPD's information on the investigation: ARLINGTON, Va. – The Arlington County Police Department is investigating a fatal crash along Wilson Boulevard that occurred on the afternoon of January 27, 2025. At approximately p.m., police and fire were dispatched to the report of a crash with injuries involving multiple vehicles. The preliminary investigation indicates the driver of a pickup truck was traveling eastbound on Wilson Boulevard at a high rate of speed when they struck a white sedan as it turned onto Wilson Boulevard from N. Vermont Street. As a result of the impact from the initial crash, the vehicles struck two additional vehicles stopped at the traffic light at Wilson Boulevard and N. Glebe Road. The drivers of the pickup truck and the sedan were transported to an area hospital with critical injuries. The driver of the sedan, an adult female, was pronounced deceased at the hospital. The driver of the pickup truck, an adult male, remains hospitalized with critical injuries. The identity of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of family. The crash remains under investigation. Anyone with information related to his incident is asked to contact Detective K. Stahl at 703-228-7145 or kstahl@arlingtonva.us. Information may also be reported anonymously through the Arlington County Crime Solvers hotline at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477). Arlington Now Matthew Young Henry Bright @Newsguy41 Tom Jackman Charlie Bragale

NEW: Prior to deadly crash, a pickup truck driver raced the wrong way at high speed along Wilson Blvd. to N. Glebe Rd. The truck passed an ArlingtonCountyPD officer at N. George Mason Dr. who tried to catch up. A woman died in the collision. Her car was hit after she pulled onto Wilson from N. Vermont. Video via Here's ACPD's information on the investigation: ARLINGTON, Va. – The Arlington County Police Department is investigating a fatal crash along Wilson Boulevard that occurred on the afternoon of January 27, 2025. At approximately p.m., police and fire were dispatched to the report of a crash with injuries involving multiple vehicles. The preliminary investigation indicates the driver of a pickup truck was traveling eastbound on Wilson Boulevard at a high rate of speed when they struck a white sedan as it turned onto Wilson Boulevard from N. Vermont Street. As a result of the impact from the initial crash, the vehicles struck two additional vehicles stopped at the traffic light at Wilson Boulevard and N. Glebe Road. The drivers of the pickup truck and the sedan were transported to an area hospital with critical injuries. The driver of the sedan, an adult female, was pronounced deceased at the hospital. The driver of the pickup truck, an adult male, remains hospitalized with critical injuries. The identity of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of family. The crash remains under investigation. Anyone with information related to his incident is asked to contact Detective K. Stahl at 703-228-7145 or [email protected]. Information may also be reported anonymously through the Arlington County Crime Solvers hotline at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477). Arlington Now Matthew Young Henry Bright @Newsguy41 Tom Jackman Charlie Bragale

Dave Statter

140,056 views • 1 year ago

NOW: a suspect has been hit by a driver while attempting to run across DC-295 after a federal police chase ended in Washington DC 🚨 At around 11:20pm, US Park Police attempted to stop the driver of a Nissan sedan for reckless driving near Sheriff Road and Eastern Ave at the Washington DC/Maryland line. The suspect took off, at which point USPP officers initiated a pursuit. The suspect then wrecked into a tree on Kenilworth Ave NE, (which runs along the highway) at which point he ran across the highway and was struck by a uninvolved driver on the northbound lanes of DC-295 prior to Eastern Ave. The male has been transported by DC Fire and EMS with injuries described as non-life threatening, although reportedly serious. The civilian driver was not injured and remained on scene. US Park Police’s EAGLE 🚁 assisted from above, as well as other federal law enforcement officers from the FBI. (ON-SCENE REPORT) #DCCrime

NOW: a suspect has been hit by a driver while attempting to run across DC-295 after a federal police chase ended in Washington DC 🚨 At around 11:20pm, US Park Police attempted to stop the driver of a Nissan sedan for reckless driving near Sheriff Road and Eastern Ave at the Washington DC/Maryland line. The suspect took off, at which point USPP officers initiated a pursuit. The suspect then wrecked into a tree on Kenilworth Ave NE, (which runs along the highway) at which point he ran across the highway and was struck by a uninvolved driver on the northbound lanes of DC-295 prior to Eastern Ave. The male has been transported by DC Fire and EMS with injuries described as non-life threatening, although reportedly serious. The civilian driver was not injured and remained on scene. US Park Police’s EAGLE 🚁 assisted from above, as well as other federal law enforcement officers from the FBI. (ON-SCENE REPORT) #DCCrime

The DC MD VA Live

17,005 views • 3 months ago

***Chief Garcia providing sound regarding a critical police incident – officer involved shooting that occurred this morning.*** The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating a critical police incident-officer involved shooting that occurred early Saturday morning in East Fort Worth. On May 16, 2026, at approximately 4:15 a.m., FWPD East Division officers were on scene working a previous officer involved shooting near the 4200 block of Wiman Drive. While still investigating the shooting, a white SUV drove by multiple times at a high rate of speed. It appeared the driver was attempting to hit officers standing near their vehicles. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but the driver failed to stop. Officers pursued the SUV for approximately 15 minutes and eventually stopped the vehicle with a tactical vehicle intervention, also known as a PIT maneuver. Officers then approached the vehicle with their guns drawn and gave multiple verbal commands. The adult male subject did not comply with the officers’ orders and grabbed an officer’s handgun. At that point, multiple officers fired their guns and struck the suspect. Medical aid was provided by officers until the Fort Worth Fire Department arrived on scene. The male was pronounced deceased on scene. A Fort Worth Police Officer was injured during this incident and was transported to a local hospital for treatment. It is unknown at this point how the officer was injured. The officer is listed in good condition. Detectives from the Major Case unit were called to the scene and are continuing the investigation. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the Fort Worth Police Department at 817-392-4222. Tips may also be submitted anonymously through Tarrant County Crime Stoppers by visiting or calling 817-469-8477. Service Number: 260036358

Chief Garcia providing sound regarding a critical police incident – officer involved shooting that occurred this morning. The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating a critical police incident-officer involved shooting that occurred early Saturday morning in East Fort Worth. On May 16, 2026, at approximately 4:15 a.m., FWPD East Division officers were on scene working a previous officer involved shooting near the 4200 block of Wiman Drive. While still investigating the shooting, a white SUV drove by multiple times at a high rate of speed. It appeared the driver was attempting to hit officers standing near their vehicles. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle but the driver failed to stop. Officers pursued the SUV for approximately 15 minutes and eventually stopped the vehicle with a tactical vehicle intervention, also known as a PIT maneuver. Officers then approached the vehicle with their guns drawn and gave multiple verbal commands. The adult male subject did not comply with the officers’ orders and grabbed an officer’s handgun. At that point, multiple officers fired their guns and struck the suspect. Medical aid was provided by officers until the Fort Worth Fire Department arrived on scene. The male was pronounced deceased on scene. A Fort Worth Police Officer was injured during this incident and was transported to a local hospital for treatment. It is unknown at this point how the officer was injured. The officer is listed in good condition. Detectives from the Major Case unit were called to the scene and are continuing the investigation. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the Fort Worth Police Department at 817-392-4222. Tips may also be submitted anonymously through Tarrant County Crime Stoppers by visiting or calling 817-469-8477. Service Number: 260036358

Fort Worth Police

20,608 views • 3 months ago