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Sometimes the most dangerous situations start with something simple … like expired plates. ‼️ Yesterday just after 10 a.m., one of our traffic officers attempted to stop a driver of a pickup towing a trailer with years-old expired tags on southbound I-225 at East 17th Place. The driver had...

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24,202 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

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RIGHT TO JAIL! Around 8:30 p.m. last night, a stolen vehicle was detected near Lake Mead and Hollywood through our License Plate Reader (LPR) technology. Officers moved in to conduct a felony vehicle stop, but the driver took off, driving dangerously and weaving into oncoming traffic. There was no pursuit, however, the driver continued driving dangerously and eventually crashed into another vehicle near Linn Lane and Lake Mead Blvd. The person in that vehicle was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but thankfully, there were no serious injuries. The driver ran into a nearby backyard, but LVMPD's AIR5 guided officers to his location. He surrendered and was taken into custody. Great teamwork by our LVMPD Northeast Area Command patrol officers and AIR5. Event: LLV260100022713
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LVMPD

34,418 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

MINNEAPOLIS: Burnsville officers were initially in pursuit of a suspect wanted on a domestic assault warrant, with history of weapons and burglary. The ground pursuit was called off due to heavy traffic, but the suspect was tracked on traffic camera, with a State Patrol plane joining in. The driver went eastbound I-35E from Co. Rd. 42, northbound on Hwy. 77 and into Minneapolis. Stopsticks were attempted but were unsuccessful and officers lost sight of the vehicle. Another officer later spotted the suspect on foot near E. 46th St. & Minnehaha Ave. around 1:40 p.m. He fled when officers approached, into the Falls Liquor store at 4604 Minnehaha Ave., and was apprehended inside without apparent further incident moments later.
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MINNEAPOLIS: Burnsville officers were initially in pursuit of a suspect wanted on a domestic assault warrant, with history of weapons and burglary. The ground pursuit was called off due to heavy traffic, but the suspect was tracked on traffic camera, with a State Patrol plane joining in. The driver went eastbound I-35E from Co. Rd. 42, northbound on Hwy. 77 and into Minneapolis. Stopsticks were attempted but were unsuccessful and officers lost sight of the vehicle. Another officer later spotted the suspect on foot near E. 46th St. & Minnehaha Ave. around 1:40 p.m. He fled when officers approached, into the Falls Liquor store at 4604 Minnehaha Ave., and was apprehended inside without apparent further incident moments later.

MN CRIME

24,573 просмотров • 1 год назад

Off duty officer had to chase shoplifter though the store only to get sprayed as the criminal makes their escape. ​An off-duty police officer working security at a department store was alerted to an active shoplifting incident. The officer confronted a female suspect near the exit doors as she attempted to leave with a large bag of unpurchased merchandise. When the officer tried to detain her, a struggle ensued. The suspect broke free, ran through the store aisles, and fled into the parking lot. ​The officer pursued the suspect to a parked white sedan. As he attempted to pull her from the driver’s seat to place her under arrest, the woman produced a can of pepper spray and sprayed the officer This allowed her to put the vehicle in reverse, navigate out of the space, and flee the scene. However, during the initial struggle, she dropped her purse, leaving her identification behind for investigators. ​Officers deployed to the address listed on her ID. Upon arrival, they witnessed the woman pulling up to drop off a young child. Spotting the police presence, she immediately took off again, initiating a secondary high-speed pursuit. During the chase, the suspect reached reckless speeds of up to 100 mph. ​The pursuit finally ended in a residential neighborhood after the suspect lost control of the vehicle, nearly driving it into a local retention pond and drainage ditch. She was quickly apprehended by responding officers in a nearby grassy area. ​While detained, the suspect admitted her actions were reckless but claimed she only used the spray because she felt the initial off-duty officer had been too rough. She was booked into custody and formally charged with Shoplifting, Felony Obstruction of Law Enforcement, and multiple traffic offenses stemming from the pursuit. How did you feel about how the officer at the end was speaking with her? Was he feeding into her story just to get her to admit more, or was he agreeing with her excuses of why she acted the way she did?
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Off duty officer had to chase shoplifter though the store only to get sprayed as the criminal makes their escape. ​An off-duty police officer working security at a department store was alerted to an active shoplifting incident. The officer confronted a female suspect near the exit doors as she attempted to leave with a large bag of unpurchased merchandise. When the officer tried to detain her, a struggle ensued. The suspect broke free, ran through the store aisles, and fled into the parking lot. ​The officer pursued the suspect to a parked white sedan. As he attempted to pull her from the driver’s seat to place her under arrest, the woman produced a can of pepper spray and sprayed the officer This allowed her to put the vehicle in reverse, navigate out of the space, and flee the scene. However, during the initial struggle, she dropped her purse, leaving her identification behind for investigators. ​Officers deployed to the address listed on her ID. Upon arrival, they witnessed the woman pulling up to drop off a young child. Spotting the police presence, she immediately took off again, initiating a secondary high-speed pursuit. During the chase, the suspect reached reckless speeds of up to 100 mph. ​The pursuit finally ended in a residential neighborhood after the suspect lost control of the vehicle, nearly driving it into a local retention pond and drainage ditch. She was quickly apprehended by responding officers in a nearby grassy area. ​While detained, the suspect admitted her actions were reckless but claimed she only used the spray because she felt the initial off-duty officer had been too rough. She was booked into custody and formally charged with Shoplifting, Felony Obstruction of Law Enforcement, and multiple traffic offenses stemming from the pursuit. How did you feel about how the officer at the end was speaking with her? Was he feeding into her story just to get her to admit more, or was he agreeing with her excuses of why she acted the way she did?

Giggling Ganon

54,671 просмотров • 21 дней назад

Can't stop, won't stop. On Thursday, during the height of rush hour, a vehicle theft suspect decided it was a good idea to try and run from the police. He sped through heavy, busy intersections attempting to avoid us and get away. When his car finally came to a stop, he booked it out of the vehicle. But APD? Can't stop, won't stop. Our officers were right on his heals and nabbed him in less than 25 seconds. Cory Thompson, 36, was subsequently arrested on charges of motor vehicle theft, felony eluding, criminal possession of a financial transaction device, possession of dangerous drugs and driving without a license. Shockingly, this wasn’t the first time Thompson had a run-in with APD. Dating to Christmas Day 2022, we’ve arrested Thompson SEVEN times. All seven of those arrests involved stolen vehicles that were either taken from members of our community or our neighbors in the Denver metro. Heck of a run, but not fast enough. Safety first, safety always. That's the Aurora way. [Media description: Officers apprehend a motor vehicle theft suspect after a vehicle and foot chase.]
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Can't stop, won't stop. On Thursday, during the height of rush hour, a vehicle theft suspect decided it was a good idea to try and run from the police. He sped through heavy, busy intersections attempting to avoid us and get away. When his car finally came to a stop, he booked it out of the vehicle. But APD? Can't stop, won't stop. Our officers were right on his heals and nabbed him in less than 25 seconds. Cory Thompson, 36, was subsequently arrested on charges of motor vehicle theft, felony eluding, criminal possession of a financial transaction device, possession of dangerous drugs and driving without a license. Shockingly, this wasn’t the first time Thompson had a run-in with APD. Dating to Christmas Day 2022, we’ve arrested Thompson SEVEN times. All seven of those arrests involved stolen vehicles that were either taken from members of our community or our neighbors in the Denver metro. Heck of a run, but not fast enough. Safety first, safety always. That's the Aurora way. [Media description: Officers apprehend a motor vehicle theft suspect after a vehicle and foot chase.]

Aurora Police Dept

36,496 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Brooklyn: Belt Parkway @ Knapp Street, a 25-year-old man who allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend in New Jersey sparked a chaotic multi-borough pursuit, breaking through police attempts to stop him before being boxed in and arrested on the Belt Parkway. According to police, the incident began in Hoboken, New Jersey, where the suspect allegedly abducted his ex-girlfriend. New Jersey police were tracking the vehicle and notified NYPD Staten Island that it was heading over the Goethals Bridge into Staten Island. The vehicle was reported to have mismatched plates. Officers from the NYPD 62nd Precinct located the vehicle as it continued along the Belt Parkway. Officers attempted to block the vehicle, but the suspect forced his way through, leading to a pursuit. As the suspect attempted to evade police, he sideswiped multiple vehicles, including NYPD police cars, along the Belt Parkway, causing a series of collisions. With the assistance of an NYPD Special Ops helicopter, officers from the NYPD 61st Precinct, NYPD 60th Precinct and officers from MTA Police Department - the helicopter tracked the vehicle from above while units coordinated on the ground. The suspect was ultimately boxed in near the Knapp Street exit on the Belt Parkway and was taken into custody. The suspect, a 25-year-old from Newark, NJ was arrested and charged: • Criminal possession of a weapon (3 counts) • Assault (4 counts) • Reckless Endangerment (5 counts) • Unauthorized use of a vehicle • Unlawful fleeing a Police Officer • Reckless Driving violation • Improper plate violation • Traffic Device violation • Driving on the shoulder/slopes violation
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Brooklyn: Belt Parkway @ Knapp Street, a 25-year-old man who allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend in New Jersey sparked a chaotic multi-borough pursuit, breaking through police attempts to stop him before being boxed in and arrested on the Belt Parkway. According to police, the incident began in Hoboken, New Jersey, where the suspect allegedly abducted his ex-girlfriend. New Jersey police were tracking the vehicle and notified NYPD Staten Island that it was heading over the Goethals Bridge into Staten Island. The vehicle was reported to have mismatched plates. Officers from the NYPD 62nd Precinct located the vehicle as it continued along the Belt Parkway. Officers attempted to block the vehicle, but the suspect forced his way through, leading to a pursuit. As the suspect attempted to evade police, he sideswiped multiple vehicles, including NYPD police cars, along the Belt Parkway, causing a series of collisions. With the assistance of an NYPD Special Ops helicopter, officers from the NYPD 61st Precinct, NYPD 60th Precinct and officers from MTA Police Department - the helicopter tracked the vehicle from above while units coordinated on the ground. The suspect was ultimately boxed in near the Knapp Street exit on the Belt Parkway and was taken into custody. The suspect, a 25-year-old from Newark, NJ was arrested and charged: • Criminal possession of a weapon (3 counts) • Assault (4 counts) • Reckless Endangerment (5 counts) • Unauthorized use of a vehicle • Unlawful fleeing a Police Officer • Reckless Driving violation • Improper plate violation • Traffic Device violation • Driving on the shoulder/slopes violation

NYC Scoop

79,312 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

SAINT PAUL: Police were in pursuit of suspects spotted breaking into a vehicle and stealing tires on the 2000 block of Yorkshire Avenue. They fled in a white Cadillac Escalade with a black hood and blocked plates, eastbound on Yorkshire as the first officers arrived on scene around 1:25 a.m. The vehicle was initially lost, but a SPPD officer found it again, eastbound on 7th Street toward Montreal Avenue. The officer initiated a pursuit, and the suspect driver fled at speeds around 80 mph, eastbound on 7th, then onto Osceola Avenue before making it onto northbound I-35E from Grand Avenue, with speeds reported in excess of 100 mph. The suspect continued northbound on I-35E and exited at Maryland Avenue E., where officers successfully deployed stopsticks to deflate the tires. Both the driver and passenger then bailed on foot near Maryland Avenue E. & Ruth Street N. Officers deployed a Taser to take one of the suspects into custody and the other was in cuffs by around 1:45 a.m., with the stolen tires recovered and en route back to their owner. Medics were also paged to evaluate the male suspect who was Tased after the pursuit.
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SAINT PAUL: Police were in pursuit of suspects spotted breaking into a vehicle and stealing tires on the 2000 block of Yorkshire Avenue. They fled in a white Cadillac Escalade with a black hood and blocked plates, eastbound on Yorkshire as the first officers arrived on scene around 1:25 a.m. The vehicle was initially lost, but a SPPD officer found it again, eastbound on 7th Street toward Montreal Avenue. The officer initiated a pursuit, and the suspect driver fled at speeds around 80 mph, eastbound on 7th, then onto Osceola Avenue before making it onto northbound I-35E from Grand Avenue, with speeds reported in excess of 100 mph. The suspect continued northbound on I-35E and exited at Maryland Avenue E., where officers successfully deployed stopsticks to deflate the tires. Both the driver and passenger then bailed on foot near Maryland Avenue E. & Ruth Street N. Officers deployed a Taser to take one of the suspects into custody and the other was in cuffs by around 1:45 a.m., with the stolen tires recovered and en route back to their owner. Medics were also paged to evaluate the male suspect who was Tased after the pursuit.

MN CRIME

19,449 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад