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Passenger Pronounced Dead After Exchanging Gunfire with Chino Officer; Driver Revealed as Stabbing Victim Held Hostage On January 21, 2026, at approximately 9:50 p.m., officers with the Chino Police Department in Chino, California, conducted a traffic stop on a blue four-door sedan for a vehicle code violation in the...

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***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

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Suspect vehicle and altercation - On October 12, 2024, Sheriff T.K. Waters, alongside Undersheriff Shawn Coarsey, joined Chief of Investigation Alan Parker to provide details leading up to the murder of one of our Corrections Officers. At approximately 1:20 a.m., in the 12900 block of Duval Road, a black Mustang occupied by a black male (suspect) and a female, were involved in a violent dispute. During the argument, the suspect was observed exiting the vehicle from the passenger seat and walking around to the driver’s side. The suspect then placed a black handgun on the hood of the vehicle and removed the female from the driver’s seat. The male proceeded to batter the female, violently throwing her against the vehicle and the ground. During the commotion, off-duty Corrections Officer Bradley McNew #7697, who just finished his shift, heard the disturbance and went to check on the female victim. The suspect approached Officer McNew, stating it was a family matter, then re-engaged with the female before pointing the gun in Officer McNew’s direction. The suspect and female eventually returned to the vehicle. As they left the scene, the suspect was observed hanging out of the window, firing the firearm, and ultimately striking Officer McNew. He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. This is an ongoing investigation, and we ask the public to remain vigilant and consider the suspect armed and dangerous. The vehicle was reported heading northbound on Main Street towards Nassau County. It is a 2000s black Mustang with North Carolina license plate RHL-4285. Please do not approach the suspect or vehicle; call 911 immediately if observed.

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On October 12, 2024, Sheriff T.K. Waters, alongside Undersheriff Shawn Coarsey, joined Chief of Investigation Alan Parker to provide details leading up to the murder of one of our Corrections Officers. At approximately 1:20 a.m., in the 12900 block of Duval Road, a black Mustang occupied by a black male (suspect) and a female, were involved in a violent dispute. During the argument, the suspect was observed exiting the vehicle from the passenger seat and walking around to the driver’s side. The suspect then placed a black handgun on the hood of the vehicle and removed the female from the driver’s seat. The male proceeded to batter the female, violently throwing her against the vehicle and the ground. During the commotion, off-duty Corrections Officer Bradley McNew #7697, who just finished his shift, heard the disturbance and went to check on the female victim. The suspect approached Officer McNew, stating it was a family matter, then re-engaged with the female before pointing the gun in Officer McNew’s direction. The suspect and female eventually returned to the vehicle. As they left the scene, the suspect was observed hanging out of the window, firing the firearm, and ultimately striking Officer McNew. He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. This is an ongoing investigation, and we ask the public to remain vigilant and consider the suspect armed and dangerous. The vehicle was reported heading northbound on Main Street towards Nassau County. It is a 2000 black Mustang with North Carolina license plate RHL-4285. Please do not approach the suspect or vehicle; call 911 immediately if observed.

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Body-cam Captures Deadly Shootout That Killed Baldwin Park Police Officer Baldwin Park, California – On May 31, 2025, at approximately 7:12 p.m., Baldwin Park Police responded to reports of gunfire and a person down in the 4200 block of Filhurst Avenue. The call involved a shooting where 22-year-old Eduardo Roberto Medina-Berumen allegedly fatally shot 43-year-old Darius Wong, a father of two, who had just parked his car nearby and was walking to a family gathering. Wong was found unresponsive with a gunshot wound in the front yard. When the first two officers arrived, the suspect immediately opened fire with a rifle. One officer was wounded (bullets struck his patrol vehicle), and both took cover. Officer Samuel “Sam” Riveros, 35, a 9-year veteran, SWAT team member, and field training officer, responded to assist. He ran toward the gunfire to aid fellow officers and protect the community, but was shot in the head. Riveros was transported to Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. The second officer was treated and released from the hospital. Officers returned fire, striking and apprehending the suspect, who was hospitalized in stable condition. Investigators recovered a rifle and about 60 spent shell casings. On June 3, 2025, Medina-Berumen was charged with two counts of murder (special circumstances: multiple murders and murder of a peace officer), attempted murder of a peace officer, and possession of an assault weapon. Riveros, who joined the department in 2016, is survived by his mother and sister. The incident marked the first line-of-duty death for the Baldwin Park Police Department. The community held vigils and a memorial service in his honor. #BaldwinPark #OfficerDown #LineOfDuty #FallenHero #SamRiveros #BaldwinParkPD #PoliceShooting #EndOfWatch #PoliceIncidents #police #cops #crime #shootout #policia #polizei

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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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