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🚨"F*ck getting hit!" videojournalist Nick Stern shouts during LA ICE raid protests as he's hit & injured by what's believed to be "non-lethal" round (he had surgery today). Cops also fired stun grenades & tear gas at protesters. Reported by Notorious Tinatanium 🆓. FULL VIDEO 🔽

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The full report, shot in Compton, looks like it is out of a war zone as cops fire "less lethal" rounds at moving cars, multiple fires are set, and police resemble storm troopers. Journalists can also be heard screaming "don't shoot!" identifying as press

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When asked about the use of tear gas shells and lathicharge on the protesters, City DSP Ajay Arya told The Hindu, “No force was used, but the police had to push back the crowd to control it. Since it was a huge crowd, the police had to push people back to ensure that no one was injured, but we won’t call it a lathicharge. It was reactionary.” He said the police had been given strict instructions not to use any force against the protesters. However, a few protesters were injured, including one who was hit on the head by a policeman’s lathi. “Tear gas shells were also fired to disperse the crowd from the side so that the impact would be less. We were using all deterrents to avoid any mishap,” he said. - Suruchi Kumari reports 📹Aniket Singh Chauhan
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When asked about the use of tear gas shells and lathicharge on the protesters, City DSP Ajay Arya told The Hindu, “No force was used, but the police had to push back the crowd to control it. Since it was a huge crowd, the police had to push people back to ensure that no one was injured, but we won’t call it a lathicharge. It was reactionary.” He said the police had been given strict instructions not to use any force against the protesters. However, a few protesters were injured, including one who was hit on the head by a policeman’s lathi. “Tear gas shells were also fired to disperse the crowd from the side so that the impact would be less. We were using all deterrents to avoid any mishap,” he said. - Suruchi Kumari reports 📹Aniket Singh Chauhan

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This was back from just after 230pm Eastern, but this is really good from NBC News law enforcement analyst Jim Cavanaugh... “Well, we're seeing a person who was, you know, being stopped in the street, her vehicles across the street, and ICE agents are trying to talk to her. There's a — there's an agent right next to the driver's window, Tom, trying to talk to her, and she accelerates to escape, apparently, you know, we don't know exact her exact motive — motivation, but to — to leave, to not comply with the officer's demands. There's another ICE agent, though, in front of the SUV. And what it will hinge on is the officer's belief — who — who fired the shots, the one who's in front — that he believed he was under threat, imminent threat of death or great bodily harm by being struck by the vehicle. Now, I think what's critical in the case is going to be the angle of shot. For example, if the shots are through the side driver's window, the side window, then, you know, that's not really justifiable use of force because the cars passing you. But if they're from the front and from some of the bullet hole photographs I've looked at online, there appears to be one through the windshield, the front of the windshield, you know, just directly on the — the driver's side fender and a couple more that maybe bullet holes right below that in the body and they said the officer fired three times, you know, this puts him more directly in the path of the vehicle. He has a millisecond to decide if he's going to be run over or not.” “No, you use deadly force because you don't want to be run over, so you're justified to use deadly force to stop the action from running you over or hitting you, even if you're hit with the headlight or the front fender, you could be seriously injured. Now, that's not to say that it was justified. We don't know exactly, Tom, because the body-worn cameras of the ICE agents have to be analyzed. The statements of the agent, and especially the agent who fired his weapon, has to be analyzed. The witness videos have to be looked at. There has to be measurements. Everything has to be looked at carefully. But if it's reasonable that he thought he was going to be run over and he's being assaulted and maybe run over, you know he can use deadly force. Tom, a lot of times people say, well, he didn't think he was going to be run over, but when you're the person that's going to be run over, you know, it's a millisecond you have to decide.”

Curtis Houck

533,489 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

WATCH: Fed-up Montreal restaurant owner blasts pro-Hamas protesters with garden hose A viral video has been circulating online showing a group of pro-Hamas activists outside this Montreal restaurant called Zante. After multiple attempts to ask Montreal police to intervene and remove the protesters who were blocking the entrance to his restaurant, one of the co-owners decided to deal with them himself using a garden hose. On May 22, three days after the incident involving Zante restaurant and pro-Hamas activists, Rebel News spoke with co-owner Mr. Costa Dimitriou, who explained what happened. Unfortunately, the restaurant received multiple threatening messages and several hundred negative reviews on Google after the incident. On Instagram, we were also able to see calls to boycott the restaurant and to massively leave negative reviews. Mr. Dimitriou therefore had to contact Google with the police report in order to have those comments removed. The restaurant co-owner declined to speak on camera because he wants to move on and hopes the negative attention dies down. Now, let me explain what happened. Last Tuesday, May 19, several anti-Israel protesters held a 24-hour sit-in outside the office of Liberal MP Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, right beside the restaurant. When Mr. Dimitriou arrived around 4:30 p.m., the protesters were already there. According to him, they had around three different loudspeakers and were shouting the usual slogans such as, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” and so on. The protesters, who already occupied a large section of the sidewalk, allegedly began moving directly in front of the restaurant terrace, blocking access to the establishment. Mr. Dimitriou reportedly asked them multiple times to clear the entrance and was allegedly told to “f*ck off.” As seen in the footage, protesters also harassed the valet, who is himself Algerian. Costa repeatedly asked police officers if they could contain the protesters so they would stop blocking the entrance and standing directly in front of the terrace where clients were trying to eat. According to Costa, police did not cooperate. The co-owner explained to me that several clients dining on the terrace were disturbed by the situation, and that multiple reservations were cancelled because of the protest. He even had to relocate guests staying at his hotel to rooms at the back of the building because of the noise caused by the protesters. At around 7:30 p.m., after receiving no cooperation from either the police or the protesters, Costa grabbed a garden hose in an attempt to disperse the protesters from the front of his restaurant. That was the moment police intervened — not against the protesters, but against the restaurant owner — warning him that he could not do that and threatening him with charges if he continued. The protesters remained there and were still present when he returned the next day. Costa also explained that he had to physically defend himself after one protester allegedly followed him onto the terrace, forcing him to push the individual back. Based on an image of the protester in question shown to us by the restaurant owner, we recognized the individual as Bara Abuhamed, one of the leaders of Montreal4Palestine previously arrested at Carrefour Laval for unlawful assembly and allegedly assaulting a police officer. He and his father are also known for leading Islamist street prayers in front of Notre-Dame Basilica. As Mr. Dimitriou explained, regardless of the cause being protested, he says he would have reacted the same way. For him, this was about respect and basic decency — something he believes the protesters failed to demonstrate. Online, many people expressed support for the restaurant owner, as a large part of the population appears increasingly fed up with the weekly protests — street blockades, vandalism, disruption of businesses — while police seem unwilling or unable to control the situation
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WATCH: Fed-up Montreal restaurant owner blasts pro-Hamas protesters with garden hose A viral video has been circulating online showing a group of pro-Hamas activists outside this Montreal restaurant called Zante. After multiple attempts to ask Montreal police to intervene and remove the protesters who were blocking the entrance to his restaurant, one of the co-owners decided to deal with them himself using a garden hose. On May 22, three days after the incident involving Zante restaurant and pro-Hamas activists, Rebel News spoke with co-owner Mr. Costa Dimitriou, who explained what happened. Unfortunately, the restaurant received multiple threatening messages and several hundred negative reviews on Google after the incident. On Instagram, we were also able to see calls to boycott the restaurant and to massively leave negative reviews. Mr. Dimitriou therefore had to contact Google with the police report in order to have those comments removed. The restaurant co-owner declined to speak on camera because he wants to move on and hopes the negative attention dies down. Now, let me explain what happened. Last Tuesday, May 19, several anti-Israel protesters held a 24-hour sit-in outside the office of Liberal MP Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, right beside the restaurant. When Mr. Dimitriou arrived around 4:30 p.m., the protesters were already there. According to him, they had around three different loudspeakers and were shouting the usual slogans such as, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” and so on. The protesters, who already occupied a large section of the sidewalk, allegedly began moving directly in front of the restaurant terrace, blocking access to the establishment. Mr. Dimitriou reportedly asked them multiple times to clear the entrance and was allegedly told to “f*ck off.” As seen in the footage, protesters also harassed the valet, who is himself Algerian. Costa repeatedly asked police officers if they could contain the protesters so they would stop blocking the entrance and standing directly in front of the terrace where clients were trying to eat. According to Costa, police did not cooperate. The co-owner explained to me that several clients dining on the terrace were disturbed by the situation, and that multiple reservations were cancelled because of the protest. He even had to relocate guests staying at his hotel to rooms at the back of the building because of the noise caused by the protesters. At around 7:30 p.m., after receiving no cooperation from either the police or the protesters, Costa grabbed a garden hose in an attempt to disperse the protesters from the front of his restaurant. That was the moment police intervened — not against the protesters, but against the restaurant owner — warning him that he could not do that and threatening him with charges if he continued. The protesters remained there and were still present when he returned the next day. Costa also explained that he had to physically defend himself after one protester allegedly followed him onto the terrace, forcing him to push the individual back. Based on an image of the protester in question shown to us by the restaurant owner, we recognized the individual as Bara Abuhamed, one of the leaders of Montreal4Palestine previously arrested at Carrefour Laval for unlawful assembly and allegedly assaulting a police officer. He and his father are also known for leading Islamist street prayers in front of Notre-Dame Basilica. As Mr. Dimitriou explained, regardless of the cause being protested, he says he would have reacted the same way. For him, this was about respect and basic decency — something he believes the protesters failed to demonstrate. Online, many people expressed support for the restaurant owner, as a large part of the population appears increasingly fed up with the weekly protests — street blockades, vandalism, disruption of businesses — while police seem unwilling or unable to control the situation

Alexandra Lavoie

21,622 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Morning scan: what's big news in #Georgia today, November 29: ● Throughout the night, thousands protested on Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue against the Georgian government’s decision to suspend EU accession talks until 2028. Water cannons and tear gas were repeatedly used against demonstrators, with dozens—including journalists and politicians—being beaten. By 8 a.m., special forces cleared the avenue, detaining several dozen people and injuring others. Despite this, the opposition plans to resume protests at 7 p.m. tonight. ● Numerous eyewitnesses reported that during the crackdown, special forces specifically targeted journalists. Formula TV journalist Guram Rogava was brutally beaten while conducting a live report, microphone in hand, as captured clearly on video below. Alexandre Keshelashvili, a journalist for the online publication Publika, was detained and beaten, reportedly suffering a broken nose and is now hospitalized. Security forces also sprayed tear gas directly into the faces of camera operators to disrupt their work. ● President Salome Zourabichvili condemned the violent suppression of protests, particularly the targeting of journalists and political leaders, and urged a strong response from European leaders. Zourabichvili, who joined the protests and appealed to special forces to avoid violence, had earlier called the government’s decision to suspend EU talks a “final shift from Europe to Russia.” She declared herself the “only constitutional authority” in the country and called for unity and resistance, reaching out to Western diplomats, opposition leaders, and civil society. ● The Georgian Young Lawyers Association demanded the Interior Ministry disclose details of the gas used during the protest dispersal to ensure effective medical treatment for those affected. Experts suspect chemical irritants were also added to the water from cannons, with protesters reporting burns on their faces and bodies. The exact composition of the substances remains unknown. ● Human rights groups criticized the Interior Ministry for using disproportionate force, including freezing water in cold weather, which they called inhumane treatment. ● Around 80 employees of Georgia’s Foreign Ministry signed a statement opposing the government’s decision to halt EU integration. They warned that abandoning this opportunity could have severe strategic consequences, leaving Georgia vulnerable to external threats. ● On November 28, the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the October 26 parliamentary elections as fraudulent, refusing to recognize the results, and calling for sanctions against leaders of the ruling “Georgian Dream” party. 🔴 Every morning briefing on Georgia, #Azerbaijan, and #Armenia at JAMnews, here 📷
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Morning scan: what's big news in #Georgia today, November 29: ● Throughout the night, thousands protested on Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue against the Georgian government’s decision to suspend EU accession talks until 2028. Water cannons and tear gas were repeatedly used against demonstrators, with dozens—including journalists and politicians—being beaten. By 8 a.m., special forces cleared the avenue, detaining several dozen people and injuring others. Despite this, the opposition plans to resume protests at 7 p.m. tonight. ● Numerous eyewitnesses reported that during the crackdown, special forces specifically targeted journalists. Formula TV journalist Guram Rogava was brutally beaten while conducting a live report, microphone in hand, as captured clearly on video below. Alexandre Keshelashvili, a journalist for the online publication Publika, was detained and beaten, reportedly suffering a broken nose and is now hospitalized. Security forces also sprayed tear gas directly into the faces of camera operators to disrupt their work. ● President Salome Zourabichvili condemned the violent suppression of protests, particularly the targeting of journalists and political leaders, and urged a strong response from European leaders. Zourabichvili, who joined the protests and appealed to special forces to avoid violence, had earlier called the government’s decision to suspend EU talks a “final shift from Europe to Russia.” She declared herself the “only constitutional authority” in the country and called for unity and resistance, reaching out to Western diplomats, opposition leaders, and civil society. ● The Georgian Young Lawyers Association demanded the Interior Ministry disclose details of the gas used during the protest dispersal to ensure effective medical treatment for those affected. Experts suspect chemical irritants were also added to the water from cannons, with protesters reporting burns on their faces and bodies. The exact composition of the substances remains unknown. ● Human rights groups criticized the Interior Ministry for using disproportionate force, including freezing water in cold weather, which they called inhumane treatment. ● Around 80 employees of Georgia’s Foreign Ministry signed a statement opposing the government’s decision to halt EU integration. They warned that abandoning this opportunity could have severe strategic consequences, leaving Georgia vulnerable to external threats. ● On November 28, the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the October 26 parliamentary elections as fraudulent, refusing to recognize the results, and calling for sanctions against leaders of the ruling “Georgian Dream” party. 🔴 Every morning briefing on Georgia, #Azerbaijan, and #Armenia at JAMnews, here 📷

JAMnews

58,452 просмотров • 1 год назад

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rejected federal officials’ claims Wednesday that a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a motorist. Frey said he saw video of the shooting and called ICE’s explanation “bulls**t.” Videos taken by bystanders that were posted to social media show an officer coming toward an SUV that was stopped across the middle of a snowy and icy road. As the officer attempted to open the driver’s side door, the car sped away in the general direction of a different officer who was standing in front of the SUV with his gun drawn. That officer, who was knocked backward but not hit, opened fire on the SUV. The car sped toward the curb, crashing into parked vehicles. “This was an agent recklessly using power that resulted in somebody dying, getting killed,” he said at a news conference. Tricia McLaughlin, the Department of Homeland Security’s assistant secretary for public affairs, said in a statement that a motorist “weaponized her vehicle, attempting to run over our law enforcement officers in an attempt to kill them” during ICE operations in Minneapolis. “An ICE officer, fearing for his life, the lives of his fellow law enforcement and the safety of the public, fired defensive shots,” McLaughlin said. “He used his training and saved his own life and that of his fellow officers.” Fray said local officials have “dreaded this moment” since ICE began deploying officers to the city as part of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns in American cities. The mayor also said that while there was not much he could say to alleviate the situation, he had a message for ICE. “Get the f*** out of Minneapolis,” he said.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rejected federal officials’ claims Wednesday that a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a motorist. Frey said he saw video of the shooting and called ICE’s explanation “bulls**t.” Videos taken by bystanders that were posted to social media show an officer coming toward an SUV that was stopped across the middle of a snowy and icy road. As the officer attempted to open the driver’s side door, the car sped away in the general direction of a different officer who was standing in front of the SUV with his gun drawn. That officer, who was knocked backward but not hit, opened fire on the SUV. The car sped toward the curb, crashing into parked vehicles. “This was an agent recklessly using power that resulted in somebody dying, getting killed,” he said at a news conference. Tricia McLaughlin, the Department of Homeland Security’s assistant secretary for public affairs, said in a statement that a motorist “weaponized her vehicle, attempting to run over our law enforcement officers in an attempt to kill them” during ICE operations in Minneapolis. “An ICE officer, fearing for his life, the lives of his fellow law enforcement and the safety of the public, fired defensive shots,” McLaughlin said. “He used his training and saved his own life and that of his fellow officers.” Fray said local officials have “dreaded this moment” since ICE began deploying officers to the city as part of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdowns in American cities. The mayor also said that while there was not much he could say to alleviate the situation, he had a message for ICE. “Get the f*** out of Minneapolis,” he said.

PBS News

18,216 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🚨EXPOSED: US Using Directed Energy Weapons on Venezuela Soldiers & Even American Protesters – This Inhumane Tech MUST Be Banned NOW! 🔥 From the latest Redacted podcast: Confirmed from multiple sources – US deployed DEWs during the Maduro raid in Caracas. We're talking sonic blasts that make heads "explode from inside," microwave beams causing intolerable pain, electronic jammers crippling radars. Soldiers bled from noses, vomited blood, collapsed helpless. This isn't sci-fi – it's DECADES old, used unreported before. And shockingly, they're turning it on US citizens at protests: Back of pickup trucks zapping crowds with "non-lethal" pain rays. Here's why we MUST condemn & BAN DEWs targeting humans: Not "Non-Lethal": They claim safe, but victims suffer long-term horrors – blindness, nausea, psychological trauma, even DEATH. No immediate drop? Doesn't mean no harm – it's slow torture. Crosses the Line: OK to hit power grids or radars (disrupts ops without human agony). But microwaving PEOPLE? Sonic waves exploding brains? That's CRUEL & UNUSUAL – same category as chemical/biological weapons. Violates universal morality, human rights, & basic decency. On Our Own Soil?: Invading Venezuela is bad enough, but using DEWs on Americans protesting? Mind-blowing betrayal – turns "protect & serve" into "zap & control." We're not lab rats for elite power plays! This is inhumane, dangerous, immoral – a slippery slope to total control. Demand bans: Treat DEWs like WMDs. No more microwaving humans! Be sure to FOLLOW Redacted and go watch the FULL episode they did today exposing this. I'll link it in down below. Who's condemning this? Tag Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson Share if outraged! 👇
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🚨EXPOSED: US Using Directed Energy Weapons on Venezuela Soldiers & Even American Protesters – This Inhumane Tech MUST Be Banned NOW! 🔥 From the latest Redacted podcast: Confirmed from multiple sources – US deployed DEWs during the Maduro raid in Caracas. We're talking sonic blasts that make heads "explode from inside," microwave beams causing intolerable pain, electronic jammers crippling radars. Soldiers bled from noses, vomited blood, collapsed helpless. This isn't sci-fi – it's DECADES old, used unreported before. And shockingly, they're turning it on US citizens at protests: Back of pickup trucks zapping crowds with "non-lethal" pain rays. Here's why we MUST condemn & BAN DEWs targeting humans: Not "Non-Lethal": They claim safe, but victims suffer long-term horrors – blindness, nausea, psychological trauma, even DEATH. No immediate drop? Doesn't mean no harm – it's slow torture. Crosses the Line: OK to hit power grids or radars (disrupts ops without human agony). But microwaving PEOPLE? Sonic waves exploding brains? That's CRUEL & UNUSUAL – same category as chemical/biological weapons. Violates universal morality, human rights, & basic decency. On Our Own Soil?: Invading Venezuela is bad enough, but using DEWs on Americans protesting? Mind-blowing betrayal – turns "protect & serve" into "zap & control." We're not lab rats for elite power plays! This is inhumane, dangerous, immoral – a slippery slope to total control. Demand bans: Treat DEWs like WMDs. No more microwaving humans! Be sure to FOLLOW Redacted and go watch the FULL episode they did today exposing this. I'll link it in down below. Who's condemning this? Tag Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson Share if outraged! 👇

Project Constitution

33,473 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Let's help you out, real quick Joe Miller III Revisiting Flight 175 – Let’s listen to what Professor Morgan Reynolds’ 2007 Qui-Tam case against NIST for SCIENCE FRAUD on the 9/11 plane impact studies was about. Let’s also listen to aeronautical experts that argue that the 9/11 planes couldn't reach the reported 540+ mph at sea level, due to thrust, drag, and structural limits. Ben Eadie – Aeronautical Engineer, Dr Willem AJ Anemaat – PhD Aeronautical Engineering, Capt Gordon Wilson – Aeronautical Engineer / Aviation Consultant, John Lear - a Retired airline captain and former CIA pilot with 17 world records, including Speed Around the World in a Lear Jet Model 24 set in 1966. He flew secret missions for the CIA in Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa between 1967 and 1983 and for 17 years of his career he worked for several passenger and cargo airlines as Captain, Check Airman and Instructor. He was certificated by the FAA as a North Atlantic (MNPS) Check Airman. He also had extensive experience as command pilot and instructor in the Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8 and Lockheed L-1011. In short - He knows WTF he's talking about. Discussing air pressure, drag, aerodynamics and then let’s also look at the fraudulent NIST airplane impact report as well as the planted airplane fuselage and debris at the WTC complex… And by the end of the video, SAIC and their “specialization in impacts and explosions” and you’ll see they gave NIST fraudulent impact reports pertaining to the “planes” that supposedly hit the towers. 2007 Court filings by Dr Morgan Reynolds against NIST: Full documentary here: 9/11 Alchemy - Facing Reality Rumble Link: YouTube Link:
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Let's help you out, real quick Joe Miller III Revisiting Flight 175 – Let’s listen to what Professor Morgan Reynolds’ 2007 Qui-Tam case against NIST for SCIENCE FRAUD on the 9/11 plane impact studies was about. Let’s also listen to aeronautical experts that argue that the 9/11 planes couldn't reach the reported 540+ mph at sea level, due to thrust, drag, and structural limits. Ben Eadie – Aeronautical Engineer, Dr Willem AJ Anemaat – PhD Aeronautical Engineering, Capt Gordon Wilson – Aeronautical Engineer / Aviation Consultant, John Lear - a Retired airline captain and former CIA pilot with 17 world records, including Speed Around the World in a Lear Jet Model 24 set in 1966. He flew secret missions for the CIA in Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa between 1967 and 1983 and for 17 years of his career he worked for several passenger and cargo airlines as Captain, Check Airman and Instructor. He was certificated by the FAA as a North Atlantic (MNPS) Check Airman. He also had extensive experience as command pilot and instructor in the Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8 and Lockheed L-1011. In short - He knows WTF he's talking about. Discussing air pressure, drag, aerodynamics and then let’s also look at the fraudulent NIST airplane impact report as well as the planted airplane fuselage and debris at the WTC complex… And by the end of the video, SAIC and their “specialization in impacts and explosions” and you’ll see they gave NIST fraudulent impact reports pertaining to the “planes” that supposedly hit the towers. 2007 Court filings by Dr Morgan Reynolds against NIST: Full documentary here: 9/11 Alchemy - Facing Reality Rumble Link: YouTube Link:

9/11 Revisited

17,940 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Man Fatally Shot by APD Officers After Wounding Two in Downtown Albuquerque Albuquerque, New Mexico — On July 3, 2026, at approximately 11:53 p.m. in downtown Albuquerque, 41-year-old Stephen Griego was involved in a confrontation that ended with his death after officers shot him. On June 20, 2026, Griego reported to Albuquerque Police Department officers that he had been pepper-sprayed and had his cellphone stolen during a downtown altercation. Officers treated him for pepper-spray exposure. Griego later posted a social media video referencing the incident and stating he would be prepared in the future. On July 3, Griego was riding an electric scooter when he entered a verbal dispute with 40-year-old Juan Ortega. Ortega shoved and struck Griego. Griego moved around a street barricade, pulled a handgun from his waistband, and fired two rounds. The first struck 38-year-old Richard Thyberg, who had become involved. The second struck Ortega in the hip. Neither Ortega nor Thyberg was armed. Officers assigned to the downtown area heard the gunfire, ran to the scene, and ordered Griego to stop. Four officers—Sgt. Ralph Rodriguez, Preston Harris, Jed Jeffries, and Diana Magallanes—fired a total of 16 rounds. Six struck Griego. One officer stated he perceived Griego advancing toward the wounded Ortega, who was on the ground. Griego was taken into custody and transported to a hospital, where he died from his injuries. Ortega and Thyberg sustained non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. Ortega was later found dead at a residence in the 6000 block of Dennison Road SW from an apparent overdose unrelated to the shooting; narcotics were found near his body. A bystander approximately one block away was struck by a stray bullet and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Preliminary evidence indicated the round may have come from an officer’s firearm, pending ballistic and trajectory analysis. A handgun recovered at the scene had been taken from a friend of Griego without the friend’s knowledge. #police #cops #crime #policia #polizei #CrimeNews
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Man Fatally Shot by APD Officers After Wounding Two in Downtown Albuquerque Albuquerque, New Mexico — On July 3, 2026, at approximately 11:53 p.m. in downtown Albuquerque, 41-year-old Stephen Griego was involved in a confrontation that ended with his death after officers shot him. On June 20, 2026, Griego reported to Albuquerque Police Department officers that he had been pepper-sprayed and had his cellphone stolen during a downtown altercation. Officers treated him for pepper-spray exposure. Griego later posted a social media video referencing the incident and stating he would be prepared in the future. On July 3, Griego was riding an electric scooter when he entered a verbal dispute with 40-year-old Juan Ortega. Ortega shoved and struck Griego. Griego moved around a street barricade, pulled a handgun from his waistband, and fired two rounds. The first struck 38-year-old Richard Thyberg, who had become involved. The second struck Ortega in the hip. Neither Ortega nor Thyberg was armed. Officers assigned to the downtown area heard the gunfire, ran to the scene, and ordered Griego to stop. Four officers—Sgt. Ralph Rodriguez, Preston Harris, Jed Jeffries, and Diana Magallanes—fired a total of 16 rounds. Six struck Griego. One officer stated he perceived Griego advancing toward the wounded Ortega, who was on the ground. Griego was taken into custody and transported to a hospital, where he died from his injuries. Ortega and Thyberg sustained non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. Ortega was later found dead at a residence in the 6000 block of Dennison Road SW from an apparent overdose unrelated to the shooting; narcotics were found near his body. A bystander approximately one block away was struck by a stray bullet and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Preliminary evidence indicated the round may have come from an officer’s firearm, pending ballistic and trajectory analysis. A handgun recovered at the scene had been taken from a friend of Griego without the friend’s knowledge. #police #cops #crime #policia #polizei #CrimeNews

Police Incidents

64,075 просмотров • 1 месяц назад