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ADMIN POST. A 93-year-old disabled pensioner was sprayed in the face with pepper spray before being shot by a Taser and hit with a baton by police officers, a court has heard. Donald Burgess was assaulted by PC Stephen Smith and PC Rachel Comotto after officers responded to a call at his care home in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, on 21 June 2022. The elderly man had one leg and was sitting the entire time, he was taken to hospital after the horrific incident and died 3 weeks later!

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NEW: Bystanders go ballistic after a police officer shoots “suicidal man” armed with a knife Hartford PD officers responded to a report of a suicidal man holding a knife The man did not comply with commands to drop the weapon. Police said officers deployed a taser, but it was ineffective An officer then shot the man. He was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition The Connecticut Office of Inspector General is investigating the shooting

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New: OKC Officer on Leave After Early-Morning Confrontation with Suspect An Oklahoma City police officer has been placed on administrative leave after opening fire on a suspect during a confrontation in OKC. The incident began around 3:10 a.m. when officers responded to a disturbance. According to police, the suspect was shouting and behaving aggressively. The officer attempted to de-escalate the situation, but the suspect retaliated by throwing bricks and wood. In response, the officer fired at the suspect, striking him. The suspect was taken to a hospital. The officer, identified as Sgt. Christopher Skinner, reportedly sustained minor injuries from debris and has been placed on leave pending internal and criminal investigations. Authorities say the suspect faces a charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a police officer.

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21,714 views • 6 months ago

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NYPD News The incident occurred at an unspecified date and location, Officers responded to a report of an emotionally disturbed individual at a house of worship. Despite their efforts to apprehend the person, the tools and practices currently in use by the department have proven ineffective. The taser was deployed twice but failed to subdue the individual. The situation now escalates to hand-to-hand combat, which poses a significant risk, as a single well-placed punch could lead to severe injury or even death.

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What started as a FLOCK alert for a stolen vehicle quickly turned into a coordinated response by Officers on the ground. After locating the vehicle and confirming it was stolen, one of our officers attempted a traffic stop. The suspect chose to flee. Rather than initiate a pursuit, the officers deployed a GPS tracking device and monitored the vehicle from a safe distance. A short time later, the vehicle came to a stop in a nearby neighborhood. Officers moved in and located the suspect nearby. He attempted to run but was quickly taken into custody. During the arrest, Officers recovered a firearm from the suspect’s backpack, along with marijuana. The suspect showed signs of impairment, and a warrant for a blood draw was obtained. This is what it looks like when training, technology, and teamwork come together. A dangerous situation brought under control without the need for a pursuit, reducing risk for everyone involved.

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Four suspects committed a home invasion in Los Angeles. They bound and gagged their victims. LAPD surrounded the property and two suspects were taken into custody without incident, a third suspect decided it would be a good idea to jump off of the property to escape lol. After he hit the ground he pulled out a hammer and pointed it at police which resulted in an OIS and a 40 mike mike being deployed. Somehow dude survived and the 4th suspect was taken into custody without incident.
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Four suspects committed a home invasion in Los Angeles. They bound and gagged their victims. LAPD surrounded the property and two suspects were taken into custody without incident, a third suspect decided it would be a good idea to jump off of the property to escape lol. After he hit the ground he pulled out a hammer and pointed it at police which resulted in an OIS and a 40 mike mike being deployed. Somehow dude survived and the 4th suspect was taken into custody without incident.

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Deputies in Sacramento are able to use a drone to track down a suspect, find him hiding in his garage and take the knife right out of his hand The man was a registered sex offender. The drone was equipped with a magnet that was used to pull the knife out of his hand The Sacramento Sheriff’s Office called it a nationwide first for using a drone this way to disarm a suspect The footage released is both from body cam and drone
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Deputies in Sacramento are able to use a drone to track down a suspect, find him hiding in his garage and take the knife right out of his hand The man was a registered sex offender. The drone was equipped with a magnet that was used to pull the knife out of his hand The Sacramento Sheriff’s Office called it a nationwide first for using a drone this way to disarm a suspect The footage released is both from body cam and drone

Wall Street Apes

34,207 views • 1 month ago

WOODBURY: Dakota County squads were in pursuit of a black Jeep Cherokee with no plates, eastbound on I-494 starting in South St. Paul. The suspect driver continued on I-494 until officers were able to box in the suspect north of Tamarack Rd. and another officer deployed stop sticks ahead of the vehicle. The driver was taken into custody without further incident by around 10:20 a.m.
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WOODBURY: Dakota County squads were in pursuit of a black Jeep Cherokee with no plates, eastbound on I-494 starting in South St. Paul. The suspect driver continued on I-494 until officers were able to box in the suspect north of Tamarack Rd. and another officer deployed stop sticks ahead of the vehicle. The driver was taken into custody without further incident by around 10:20 a.m.

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32,721 views • 1 year ago

NEW: Wheat Ridge Officer Found Justified in Fatal OIS in July The incident began on July 6 when an officer stopped Butts for a traffic violation. Butts gave a false name and was released. Officers later confirmed his identity and discovered an outstanding felony warrant. On July 10, the same officer located Butts and attempted to arrest him. Authorities say Butts fled on foot. During the pursuit, the officer deployed a Taser multiple times without success. Investigators say Butts stated, “I don’t want to live,” before reaching into his waistband and pulling what appeared to be a handgun. The officer then fired more than ten rounds, striking him. A firearm and narcotics were recovered at the scene.
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NEW: Wheat Ridge Officer Found Justified in Fatal OIS in July The incident began on July 6 when an officer stopped Butts for a traffic violation. Butts gave a false name and was released. Officers later confirmed his identity and discovered an outstanding felony warrant. On July 10, the same officer located Butts and attempted to arrest him. Authorities say Butts fled on foot. During the pursuit, the officer deployed a Taser multiple times without success. Investigators say Butts stated, “I don’t want to live,” before reaching into his waistband and pulling what appeared to be a handgun. The officer then fired more than ten rounds, striking him. A firearm and narcotics were recovered at the scene.

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38,372 views • 5 months ago

BLOOMINGTON: Eden Prairie officers were initially in pursuit of a shoplifting suspect on eastbound Hwy. 212 starting around 4:38 p.m. The pursuit was terminated but the suspect was followed on traffic cameras. Officers re-engaged their pursuit and the suspect eventually crashed into another driver near the ramp from eastbound I-494 to E. Bush Lake Rd., then continued until officers performed a PIT maneuver to disable the vehicle on southbound Bush Lake Rd. The suspect was reportedly cooperative with his hands up and was taken into custody at gunpoint, with the vehicle cleared by around 4:45 p.m.
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BLOOMINGTON: Eden Prairie officers were initially in pursuit of a shoplifting suspect on eastbound Hwy. 212 starting around 4:38 p.m. The pursuit was terminated but the suspect was followed on traffic cameras. Officers re-engaged their pursuit and the suspect eventually crashed into another driver near the ramp from eastbound I-494 to E. Bush Lake Rd., then continued until officers performed a PIT maneuver to disable the vehicle on southbound Bush Lake Rd. The suspect was reportedly cooperative with his hands up and was taken into custody at gunpoint, with the vehicle cleared by around 4:45 p.m.

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