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#atlanticcity #police #shooting #shoot #bodycam #shooter #newjersey #pleasantville #gun #glock #fatality #pcp #drugs #crime #headshot #crazy realcrimecams.com ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey – On March 27, 2014, a 10-mile police pursuit through Atlantic City ended with officers firing 69-74 shots at the driver striking him 45 times, including a headshot. The chase began after Antoquan T. Watson of Williamstown left the La Escondida II Restaurant and Bar in Pleasantville after drinking two beers. Police were called after a customer noticed he had a handgun in his hand as he departed. Surveillance video later showed he pointed the gun at the ceiling but did not threaten anyone with while he was at the bar. Police approached Watson's Saturn Vue in the restaurant's parking lot and asked him to roll down the window and step out of the SUV. Instead, Watson put vehicle into gear, left the parking lot and headed east on the Black Horse Pike. The Pleasantville officer began to follow Watson along with other Pleasantville officers, as seen in the full video. The pursuit continued into the West Atlantic City section of Egg Harbor Township and into Atlantic City through the city's casino district. Prosecutors said the chase reached 50 to 85 mph as it went onto West End Avenue in Ventnor and back onto the Black Horse Pike. Watson fired at police as he turned onto Albany Avenue and forced his way between two civilian cars. Watson was hit by a car as he crossed Missouri Avenue on Atlantic Avenue, bringing the pursuit to an end 11 minutes after it started. Watson was ordered out of his SUV and fired at police as he got out and walked across Atlantic Avenue. Four officers from Pleasantville and three from Atlantic City officers fired at Watson. One Pleasantville officer fired four rounds from a shotgun as well as his department-issued handgun. The other six officers fired only their department-issued handguns. During interviews conducted in the course of the investigation, a number of the officers stated that they feared Watson was wearing body armor, due to the fact that he appeared to have sustained a number of gunshot wounds, but was able to remain standing. “Shot-Spotter” sensors determined that 23 seconds gunfire took place. The information gathered from the “Shot-Spotter” sensors indicate that a minimum of 69 and a maximum of 74 shots were fired during the course of this incident. Watson was pronounced dead at 2:20 p.m. The medical examiner determined he died from a shot to the head, and also found PCP in his system.

#losangeles #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #california #lapd #gun #glock #crime #crazy realcrimecams.com Los Angeles, California - On June 23, 2022, around 12:30 a.m., Southwest patrol officers saw a gray sedan traveling above the posted speed limit. They conducted a traffic stop at Crenshaw Boulevard and 39th Street. The vehicle’s driver, and sole occupant, did not follow the officers’ directions and sped away from the stop. The officers continued to look for the vehicle and, after approximately two minutes, found it parked in the driveway of a residence in the 3700 block of Exposition Boulevard. As the officers approached the stopped vehicle, the driver, later identified as 28-year-old Joshua Hatfield, quickly exited the vehicle, and turned toward the officers. The officers observed Hatfield with a gun in his hand, at which time an OIS occurred. Hatfield ran to the rear of the residence. The officers requested additional resources and established a perimeter. After around 30 minutes, Hatfield exited the residence and surrendered to officers. Hatfield was arrested and booked for Assault (ADW or Assault) on a Peace Officer with a Firearm. Hatfield was not struck by gunfire, and no officers were injured during the incident. A search of the area was conducted, but, investigators did not locate a firearm.

#modesto #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #california #mpd #gun #glock #fatality #crime #crazy realcrimecams.com MODESTO, California – On July 14, 2022, Modesto Police shot and killed Paul Chavez Jr., 30, while responding to a 911 call from a family member stating Chavez was intoxicated and “creating a family disturbance at their residence.” Body cam footage released by the Modesto Police Department shows officers approaching Chavez lying down on the ground in front of a home. Chavez gets up and begins to walk to a second lawn as officers follow him. In video from police body cams and video filmed by a bystander several feet away, officers can be heard commanding Chavez to drop what appeared to be a tow hitch that he held in his hand by his side. Video shows one of the two police officers firing a taser at Chavez, who appears to pick off the darts. Seconds later, the officers continue to shout to put down the hitch and the second officer points his gun at Chavez and fires. Seconds later, Chavez staggers and falls to the ground and was later taken to the hospital where he died.

#lasvegas #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #nevada #gun #glock #vegas #crime #thief #robbery #crazy realcrimecams.com LAS VEGAS, Nevada - The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department on Monday announced that it is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with an attempted murder. According to police, at approximately 2:30 p.m. on July 24, 2022, officers responded to a robbery at a home in the west valley. Police say that officers learned the victim was returning home and parked his vehicle in the garage. At the same time, according to Las Vegas police, the unidentified suspect approached the victim in his garage and demanded property. The victim ran away and the suspect chased him with a firearm trying to shoot him. However, the firearm failed to fire, according to police.

#springfield #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #virginia #fcpd #gun #glock #fatality #crime #headshot #fairfaxcounty #crazy realcrimecams.com Springfield, Virginia - At approximately 4:30 p.m. on June 30, 2022, officers were attempting to locate Christian Parker, 37, of Reston, who was wanted for possession of a firearm by a felon, larceny of a firearm, brandishing a firearm and discharging a firearm within a home. Detectives from the Fugitive Track and Apprehension Unit learned Parker was in the area of the Springfield Town Center Mall. Detectives coordinated with the Summer Crime Initiative team to help find Parker. Officers found Parker in a parking lot and positioned their vehicles in a manner to prevent Parker’s escape. Parker entered his vehicle as officers approached. Three officers gave Parker several commands to show his hands. Preliminarily, it appeared Parker reached across the passenger seat and retrieved a firearm. At least one of the officers observed a firearm in Parker’s hands and alerted other officers. The officers gave multiple commands to Parker to drop the firearm. Parker disregarded these repeated commands, and two officers discharged their firearms. Officers then broke the window to Parker’s vehicle and entered the locked car. Officers rendered aid until Fire and Rescue personnel arrived. Parker was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died.

#police #shoot #shooting #shooter #sanjose #fight #california #brawl realcrimecams.com SAN JOSE, California - On March 27, 2022, San Jose Police shot K'aun Green, who emerged from La Victoria Taqueria restaurant holding a gun. At the time of the shooting, police believed the brawl inside the restaurant was related to a prior homicide in which the gunman was still at large. When Green emerged from the restaurant holding a gun after disarming a man who had wielded it in the restaurant, Officer Mark McNamara opened fire after police said he did not immediately comply with officers' orders to drop the weapon. Surveillance video from the restaurant showed a violent and chaotic situation inside the restaurant between two groups of men. One man appeared to start a fight with Green until Green is seen taking him to the ground and delivering a series of punches to his head. The bodycam footage shows what the officers were seeing as they walked up to the restaurant's entrance. Green was holding the gun he had wrested away in his left hand and was backing out of restaurant as officers arrived, still fending off two people trying to take the gun from him. Officers are heard giving orders to drop the gun, & the video shows Green turning to look toward officers just before McNamara opens fire. Green was hit twice in his left arm, once in his left knee, and once in his abdomen. The person who originally brought the weapon to the restaurant, 30-year-old Bryan Carter of East Palo Alto, was arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm.

#Houston #Police #Shooting #bodycam HOUSTON – A man accused of shooting a Houston police officer during a traffic stop in southeast Houston on May 4 is now facing federal penalties, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. The suspect, Jimmy Caston Bryan, 23, was charged with the use or carry of a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime and possession with intent to distribute meth. He was also charged with two counts of aggravated assault of a public servant. Texas Department of Public Safety records show Bryan has a lengthy criminal history, with offenses dating back to 2016. Bryan previously trafficked narcotics in the Houston area, had meth and was possibly in the possession of multiple firearms, according to charges. This led to a traffic stop on May 4. Houston Police Department Chief Troy Finner said when Bryan pulled over at an Exxon gas station in the 14800 block of Gulf Freeway around 11:20 a.m., he and the two officers started exchanging words. Bryan, according to the officers, then exited his vehicle and immediately started firing, striking one of the officers in the pelvic area. The second officer was not injured. The officers returned fire, hitting Bryan multiple times. The injured officer, identified as HPD Officer J. Sallee, was taken to Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital by a police vehicle where he was in stable condition. Finner said he is expected to be OK. “Thank God for his ballistic vest and flashlight, which may have saved his life,” Finner said. Bryan was also taken to the hospital by ambulance in critical condition. A search of Bryan’s vehicle allegedly revealed over 120 grams of meth and a digital scale as well as two handguns. f convicted, he faces a minimum of 10 years in prison and up to life for the drug charges as well as a minimum of 10 years for using the firearm which must be served consecutively to the other prison term imposed.

#texas #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #houston #hpd #gun #glock #headshot #fatality #knife #crime realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only Houston, Texas – On June 22, 2022 at approximately 11:30 a.m., HPD patrol officers responded to a residence at 6721 Langdon Ln where a suspect forced his way into the home and assaulted the elderly residents. While inside the home, the suspect obtained knives from the kitchen. A next-door neighbor, armed with a pistol, also entered the resident in an attempt to assist the homeowners. Officers arrived and found the homeowners and the neighbor in the bedroom struggling with the suspect. The homeowners told police the suspect had taken possession of the neighbor’s weapon. Responding officers gave the suspect repeated verbal commands to drop the weapon, but instead, he pointed the weapon in the direction of the officers. Fearing for their safety and the safety of the persons inside the residence, the officers discharged their duty weapons and the suspect was struck more than one time. Officers then attempted to provide medical assistance to the suspect until Houston Fire Department paramedics arrived. Paramedics pronounced the suspect deceased. One of the persons in the residence was transported by paramedics to an area hospital with minor injuries and was treated and released.

#disneyland #fight #california #brawl #orangecounty #disney #crime #kick #punch #slap realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only 2 fights/brawls at Disneyland in Anaheim, California - Orange County. The first Disneyland fight occurred in July 2019. The second Disney land brawl occurred in July 2022. iiiiits TIME !!!

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#police #chase #georgia #suv #crime #gun #glock #byron realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/crazy-police-chase-in-byron-georgia-sierra-hibbert-suv-police-pursuit BYRON, GEORGIA – On July 15, 2022, a female driver was recklessly driving an SUV on GA Highway 42 and driving into another lane and almost hitting oncoming traffic. When officers caught up with her at the intersection of Highway 49, they partially blocked the SUV and placed a stop stick underneath it in order to deflate the tires if she drove off. The woman was identified as Sierra Hibbert. She accelerates the SUV in reverse, collides with a car behind her, and then accelerated forward, striking two witnesses, one of whom is seen being knocked to the ground in the vehicle's path. She then reverses and moves forward again, and the witness jumped in the air to avoid being pinned between the SUV and a cop car. Officers pursue Hibbert onto Highway 49 and attempt to block the car but she backs into a third police car before driving forward and hitting one of the other police cars for the second time. It could be seen in the video that an officer attempting to punch out her passenger side window as the SUV drives away in a haze of smoke pouring from its tires, leaving debris and skid marks behind. Police barricaded her in again, and after a struggle, they finally dragged her out of the SUV and slapped her with cuffs. During her arrest, Hibbert says “I didn’t do it!”

#losangeles #police #shooting #lapd #hollywood #california #shoot #shooter #gun #glock #crime #crazy realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/lapd-shoot-man-with-gun-john-blocker-shooting-in-los-angeles-hollywood-wilshire-beverly-and-la-brea On June 17, 2022, at around 9:20 a.m., Hollywood Division patrol officers responded to a radio call in Wilshire Division of an Assault with a Deadly Weapon suspect who pointed a gun at construction workers. When officers arrived at the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and La Brea Avenue, they located the suspect who produced a handgun and fired at the officers. The two responding officers returned fire with their 9mm Glock duty weapons, resulting in an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS). The suspect ran west on Beverly Boulevard into the middle of the street and stopped, turned back and fired at the officers again, resulting in a second OIS. The suspect then ran north to the 300 block of Detroit Street, where he stopped, placed the gun on the porch and laid down. The officers requested backup and took the suspect into custody without further incident. The suspect, later identified as 33-year-old John Blocker, a resident of Los Angeles, was transported to a local hospital where he received treatment for a gunshot wound to the arm. No officers, victims, or bystanders were injured during this incident. Blocker’s loaded 9mm handgun was recovered at scene and will be booked as evidence.

#losangeles #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #california #lapd #gun #glock #fatality #crime #headshot #crazy realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/lapd-fatal-shooting-of-oscar-santiago-los-angeles-police-department-shooting-of-man-with-gun-glock Los Angeles, California - On June 19, 2022, at 10:47 p.m., Foothill Division patrol officers received a “415 Man with a Gun” radio call. The comments of the radio call documented the suspect’s description to include being in possession of a bicycle. Upon the officers’ arrival to the area of Van Nuys Boulevard and Laurel Canyon Boulevard, they observed a person matching the description of the reported suspect armed with a firearm. The officers exited their police vehicle to make contact with the suspect, utilizing their vehicle doors for cover. An officer gave the suspect verbal commands, the suspect walked in the direction toward the officers and removed a firearm from his front waist area, firing at the officers, resulting in an Officer- Involved Shooting (OIS). The suspect was struck by the officers’ gunfire and taken into custody without further incident. Due to the suspect’s injury, a Rescue Ambulance transported the suspect to the hospital. While at the hospital, the assigned physician pronounced the suspect deceased. The suspect was later identified as 24-year-old Oscar Santiago, a resident of Los Angeles. No Officers, victims, or bystanders were injured during this incident. Santiago’s loaded 9mm handgun was recovered at the scene and booked as evidence.

#police #shooting #minneapolis Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only Minneapolis police release body camera footage from Sundberg shooting The footage shows police rescue a mother and her young children, but it doesn't clearly show the final moments before police snipers fired. Minneapolis police released body cam footage of moments at the beginning and end of a six-hour standoff with Andrew 'Tekle' Sundberg which ended in Sundberg's death. ity officials released four separate videos of the incident totaling 15 minutes, showing the beginning and end of the overnight standoff outside an apartment building in south Minneapolis. The footage confirms much of what police said police arriving at Sundberg's apartment building at around 11:30 p.m., shortly after neighbor Arabella Foss-Yarbrough called 911 to report bullets had entered her apartment through her kitchen wall. An officer announced himself while banging on a metal door. Shots are fired, and the slugs mushroom into the door from the other side. "Shots fired. Shots fired in the north stairwell," an officer shouts. "I'm not hit, but they're shooting through the door. Three [expletive] bullets." Officers briefly retreat, then Foss-Yarbrough emerges from the door frantically, and the officers usher her out with guns drawn. When the door is open, they see where three bullet holes in the door. "Hands!" the officers shout. "Show me your [expletive] hands!" Minneapolis police released body cam footage of moments at the beginning and end of a six-hour standoff with Andrew Tekle Sundberg which ended in Sundberg's death. Video (14:12): Minneapolis police release body camera footage from Sundberg shooting "My kids are right there!" she replies. Two toddlers emerge from an apartment, one wearing a diaper, and the officers help them down the stairwell. "Mommy's here," Foss-Yarbrough tells them. Another video, taken after 4 a.m., shows police attempting to convince Sundberg to exit the building, as Sundberg leans out the window and speaks incomprehensibly. "We don't want to hurt you," an officer shouts up to him. "We just want to go home. We want to make sure you get the help you need. C'mon out." Two other videos shows the point of view of SWAT snipers. The sound of glass breaking can be heard off camera. "He's threatening to shoot the officers and he's breaking out apartment windows," says a voice over the radio. One of the snipers describes Sundberg holding a cell phone, and then "waving something around in there." "Gun," both snipers announce. Then they shoot twice. Police rushed in and began to render medical aid about a minute later, according to an incident report. Sundberg died later at HCMC. "This is not an outcome that anyone wanted," said Mayor Jacob Frey in a news conference Wednesday. "My deepest condolences go out out the family of Mr. Sundberg." The 15 minutes of video represents only a fraction of the total body-camera footage from dozens of officers on the scene for six hours. But it marks the first objective view of critical moments of the standoff released to public so far. As agents from the Bureau of Criminal Activity investigate the incident — standard protocol for all police shootings — the body-camera footage and other records are classified as private data under Minnesota law. Frey said the city decided to release the video segment voluntarily and without narration "to be transparent, pure and simple." He said her and other city officials wouldn't comment on specifics on the video as the investigation continues.

#fire #heroic #hero A hero Domino's pizza delivery man in Lafayette Indiana has raised over $480,000 after saving a family from a burning home. Nick Bostic was doing a delivery when he came across the burning home. He sprang into action and entered the building to rescue the family. Police bodycam footage shows the moment when the 25 year old a 6 year old child out of the burning home. After the heroic event Nick was rushed to the hospital & treated for smoke inhalation, but should be doing fine.

#losangeles #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #california #lapd #gun #glock #knife #crime #thief #robbery #crazy realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/lapd-shoot-at-robber-armed-with-a-cake-knife-luis-ramirez-police-shooting-newton-division Los Angeles, California - On June 12, 2022, around 2:45 a.m., Newton Division patrol officers responded to a robbery that just occurred at a business in the 100 block of West Florence Ave. When officers arrived, they encountered the suspect located in the northwest corner of the business parking lot. The suspect was armed with a cake knife. Officers instructed the suspect to drop the knife. As the suspect began to close the distance on the officers, officers discharged 40mm Less-Lethal Launcher rounds, striking the suspect in the lower torso. The suspect continued to advance in the direction of one of the officers and an Officer-Involved-Shooting (OIS) occurred. The suspect ceased advancing and returned to the northwest corner of the parking lot. After several minutes of verbal commands, the suspect surrendered to officers. The suspect, later identified as 22-year-old Luis Ramirez, was transported to a local hospital with minor abrasions to his left hand and was cleared for booking. Ramirez’ weapon, a metal cake knife, was recovered at scene and booked as evidence. No officers, bystanders or robbery victims were injured during this incident.

#police #drunk #ofallon #missouri #corruption #intoxicated #dui #owi #dwi #drunkdriving realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/o-fallon-officer-pulls-over-hazelwood-police-chief-gregg-hall-for-suspected-drunk-driving-dui-owi HAZELWOOD, Missouri— On May 28, 2022, Body cam footage shows an O'Fallon police officer administering a breathalyzer test to Hazelwood Police Chief Gregg Hall for suspected drunk driving. According to the footage, Hall blew over a 0.20 blood alcohol level. In Missouri, the legal limit is 0.08. "He was dodging sniper fire out there, he was weaving all over the place,” the O'Fallon officer said in the footage. When asked if an arrest was made, Hall's lawyer Travis Noble answered, "My understanding there was no arrest. The chief of O'Fallon arrived on scene and then gave Chief Hall a ride home." In the video, when then-O'Fallon police Chief John Neske arrived, he's seen hugging Hall before talking to one of the officers privately. He walked over to the responding officer and said, "He and I are going to have a long talk on the way home." Gregg Hall, John Neske, O'Fallon Mayor Bill Hennessy and Hazelwood Mayor Matthew Robinson have all either failed to respond to requests for comment or declined to speak on the matter.

#houston #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #texas #hpd #gun #glock #crime #crazy #driveby realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/houston-police-shoot-kenneth-jollivette-drive-by-shooting-cushingberry-motel-4510-idaho-hpd-driveby HOUSTON, Texas - On Wednesday, July 6, 2022, Kenneth Jollivette, wanted for questioning in an alleged shootout with a Houston Police Department officer, reported to the Houston Police Department. The incident began in the 4500 block of Idaho Street near Cullen around 12:10 a.m. on Monday the same week. That morning, two officers were responding to a call about a disturbance in the area when they heard gunshots. One of the officers went to see where the gunshots were coming from when he saw a driver and passenger in a white Ford Expedition. The driver was allegedly holding a gun, according to HPD. That is when the passenger pointed the gun in the officer’s direction and the officer responded by firing multiple rounds with his Glock duty weapon. The vehicle sped down the street, but then stopped, and the suspect allegedly fired at least three times at the officer before fleeing the scene. Nearly 15 rounds were fired during the incident. Jollivette sustained wounds on his neck and leg. The officer was not injured.

#ofallon #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #missouri #opd #gun #glock #fatality #crime #headshot #thief #robbery #crazy realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/o-fallon-police-fatal-headshot-shooting-of-17-y-o-suspect-in-possession-of-stolen-gun-and-vehicle O'FALLON, Missouri - On January 23, 2022, two officers with the O'Fallon Police Department responded to a call for a suspicious, unlicensed and heavily damaged vehicle. According to Capt. David Tiefenbrunn, the commander for the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, the first officer smashed the driver's side window after "observing the occupants to be in possession of a firearm." The driver of the car then backed the car into a patrol vehicle and drives away. The two officers fired a total of 15 shots at the people inside the car as they were driving away. Ballistics revealed the driver, 17-year-old Christopher Jones, was fatally shot in the back and the head. The passenger was uninjured. The driver was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police said that a gun was located on the floorboard of the car. No charges were filed against the officers.

#flossmoor #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #illinois #chiraq #gun #glock #fatality #knife #crime #crazy realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/flossmoor-police-shoot-knife-wielding-woman-during-domestic-disturbance-madeline-miller-shooting On July 10, 2022 at approximately 12:15 in the afternoon, Flossmoor Police fatally shot a 64-year-old woman that charged at them with a large knife. Madeline Miller was believed to be armed and dangerous when police responded to a domestic disturbance call in the 1400-block of Joyce Drive. According to the report, Miller was threatening and attacking a female family member with a knife. When officers arrived, they heard arguing and commotion inside the home. An elderly female opened the door and yelled "she's trying to kill me.” Armed with a large knife, Miller ran at officers with the knife pointed in their direction. Officers ordered her to drop the knife but Miller continued to advance toward police in a riotous and threatening manner, at which point 2 officers fired their duty weapons striking Miller in the arm once and in the torso twice. Police rendered first aid and called paramedics. Miller was transported to Advocate South Suburban Hospital where she was later pronounced deceased. The elderly family member was also taken to an area hospital to be treated for injuries sustained from the incident. None of the responding officers were injured and have been placed on administrative leave per departmental policy. Flossmoor is a suburb approximately 35 minutes south of Chicago aka “Chiraq.”

#losangeles #police #shooting #shoot #shooter #california #lapd #gun #glock #crime #thief #robbery #crazy #airbnb realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/lapd-shoot-airbnb-thief-anthony-huapaya-hollywood-division-officers-respond-to-burglary-ois-shoot On June 8, 2022, around 4:00 p.m., Hollywood Division patrol officers responded to three burglary suspects (2 men and 1 woman) at a residence in the 2000 block of Paramount Drive. Officers detained two suspects while the third suspect fled on foot. Approximately one hour later, officers observed a male who matched the suspect’s description and attempted to detain the suspect. The suspect ran and responding officers engaged in a foot pursuit. During the pursuit, the suspect produced a Glock 34 handgun and an OIS (Officer-Involved-Shooting) occurred. The suspect was struck by gunfire, dropped the handgun and ran back onto Highland Avenue, attempting to force his way into multiple occupied vehicles. The suspect continued running south toward Franklin Avenue where he was tased and then tackled by additional officers. The suspect, 27-year-old Anthony Huapaya, a resident of Los Angeles, was taken into custody and transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening gunshot wounds to the arm. He was treated and absentee booked. Huapaya’s loaded Glock 34 with a threaded barrel and 80% lower was recovered at the scene and booked as evidence. No officers or bystanders were injured during the incident.

#chicago #shooting #police #chiraq #lorilightfoot #kimfoxx #shoot #shooter #gun #glock #fatality #knife #crime #headshot #robbery realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/chicago-aka-chiraq-shooting-fatal-homicide-carjacking-murder-looting-robbery-assault-crime Brief video compilation of crime in the City of Chicago, aka “Chiraq” - includes but is not limited to shootings, homicide, carjacking, arson, armed robbery, drive by shooting, looting, civil unrest, arson, home invasion, assault, theft and stabbing. Outro - POLK COUNTY Sheriff Grady Judd.

#police #shooting #california #shoot #shooter #vallejo #gun #glock #fatality #crime #headshot #sanfrancisco realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/police-shoot-55-times-at-man-in-the-taco-bell-drive-thru-in-vallejo-ca-willie-mccoy-fatal-shooting On February 9, 2019, A Vallejo, California Taco Bell employee called 911, informing the dispatcher that a vehicle was in the drive thru and the driver was unresponsive. Upon arriving at the scene, officers found Willie McCoy unconscious behind the wheel of a silver Mercedes-Benz. They also discovered a .40 caliber semiautomatic handgun in Mr. McCoy’s lap. Officers decided to open the door to retrieve the alleged gun and remove Mr. McCoy from the car, but found the door locked. After several minutes, McCoy scratched his shoulder and moved in a manner that was interpreted by the Vallejo Police Department as "hand reaches to gun on lap". Officers yelled at McCoy to put his hands up, and fired at him less than three seconds later. Six officers fired 55 rounds at McCoy, who was pronounced dead at the scene shortly thereafter.

#police #jaylandwalker #akron #ohio #shooting #shoot #shooter #apd #gun #glock #fatality #crime #headshot #thief #robbery realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/police-shoot-at-jayland-walker-over-90-times-akron-ohio-bodycam-footage-shows-fatal-shooting On June 27, 2022 at approximately 12:30 am, multiple officers from the Akron, Ohio Police Department fired over 90 bullets at Jayland Walker, 25, striking him 60 to 80 times according to the county coroner. Police report Mr. Walker firing his weapon while fleeing from police at speeds over 80mph. Wearing a ski mask, Mr. Walker exited his vehicle and ran from police. Bodycam footage shows the events preceding the shooting that resulted in Walker's death. Akron Police confirm later they recovered a gun and bullet casings inside Walker's 2005 Silver Buick sedan. Police reports confirm the left tail light on Walker's vehicle, which he used as a DoorDash driver, was inoperative. 8 officers involved in the shooting have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the conclusion of the investigation from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, according to Akron police.

#police #shooting #florida #naples #sheriff #glock #fatality #tiger #attack #floridaman realcrimecams.com Disclaimer: This audio and video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only View here: https://www.realcrimecams.com/post/police-shoot-tiger-that-attacks-man-who-stuck-his-arm-in-the-cage-at-the-naples-zoo-in-florida On Dec. 29, 2021 at approximately 6:30pm, River Rosenquist stuck his arm through the tiger cage at the Naples Zoo. Eko, an 8 year old endangered Malayan Tiger, seized the opportunity to bite Mr. Rosenquist’s hand and lower arm. The bite was so severe that muscles and internal structures of the lower arm and hand were exposed and available to view, as evidenced by the detailed bodycam footage. For reference, Malayan tigers can eat 88 pounds of meat at one time and generate over 1,000 PSI of bite force. Eko was fatally shot by a Collier County Sheriff’s Deputy in order to free Mr. Rosenquist from Eko’s ferocious, powerful and traumatizing bite. Mr. Rosenquist was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers after the incident. The Collier County Sheriff’s Office stated that no charges will be filed. "Simply put, there are no laws on the books that apply to this reckless act.” - Collier County Sheriff’s Office