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On April 4th, 2020, three officers were dispatched to Target in response to an ongoing shoplifting incident. A couple with a baby was observed concealing multiple items in their bags before leaving the store. This is footage of the events that followed.

30 Most Disturbing Gang Encounters Caught on Camera In this eye-opening video, we delve into the gritty reality of gang encounters caught on camera in the USA. From tense standoffs to shocking confrontations, these 30 clips provide a raw glimpse into the dangers of life in the "hood" or "ghetto." Join us as we examine these disturbing moments and explore the impact of gang activity on communities.

On January 29th, 2024. Officers were called to the airport about a shoplifter who thought it was a good idea to steal an expensive wallet right before his flight back to India. Even though him stealing the wallet was caught in 4K video evidence, he kept trying to plea his case and said the store employee gave it to him as part of an offer, even though there are no such offers like that. The wallet was a $125 and he ended up going to jail for that. This is the body-cam footage of the events.

On July 8th, 2023, officers responded to a battery. The caller advised that an employee who had just been terminated was acting in an agitated manner. She had pushed a chair towards another employee and had battered them. More backup arrived in order to assist the officers. She was soon transported to jail for further processing. One of the officers read her the Miranda rights. The woman was charged with resisting arrest, battery and aggravated battery upon a peace officer.

On October 2nd, 2023, an officer was checking their ILP page on his computer, and happened to see a vehicle matched with a warrant. He later talked with the parents, who gave false information to protect their 30 year old son. Here's what happened next.

Defendant with a shockingly long record shocked when she is remanded to jail! Yet another example of what our courts deal with every day…

On March 13th, 2021, cops were dispatched because a woman had multiple outstanding warrants. When they confronted her about it, you would not believe what she tried to do. This is the body-cam view of the events that followed.

On October 11th, 2023. Deputies responded to the scene of a crash on which the suspect had hit a truck after trying to make an illegal turn. The suspect refused to give the victim his drivers license and insurance and fled the scene. The deputy was able to track him down to his job. The man gave his version of the story which he tried to put the blame on the victim, he stated that the man crashed into the rear of his vehicle but the damages don’t align with his statement. When the deputy asked him why he didn’t say on the scene of the crash he said he didn’t know how this all worked and that he’s new to Florida. It was also discovered that the man did not have FL drivers license but he had a Massachusetts DL that been expired for quite awhile. This is the body cam footage of the events that followed.

* (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) * Montgomery County, Texas — On March 11, 2024, at approximately 8:09 p.m., Houston Police officers were assisting a multi-jurisdictional task force surveying a black SUV. The vehicle was suspected of being used in multiple armed robberies across multiple counties. Officers observed the driver of that vehicle, 44-year-old Roosevelt Jamie Overton, Jr., commit an aggravated robbery at a liquor store at 26834 North Freeway. As Overton attempted to leave the scene in the black SUV, officers used their vehicles to block his, preventing him from driving away. Overton exited the SUV and officers gave him commands to show his hands. Overton fled on foot with a gun in his hand. Officers pursued him, giving Overton commands to stop and drop his weapon. He did not comply. Overton ran into a bayou tributary, still refusing to drop his gun. Officers from multiple agencies discharged their duty weapons, striking Overton. Officers provided first aid, but Overton was pronounced deceased at the scene. No officers were injured.

On January 5th, 2024, officers were dispatched in reference to a wanted subject they were familiar with from previous encounters. As soon as they approached her, she became defensive and unwilling to cooperate. The woman remained agitated and unwilling to comply with the officers. Even after repeated requests, the woman kept arguing and resisting the officers' commands. She continued to insist to the officers that she wanted to change her clothes. Shortly after, she was transported to jail. The female had a previous warrant and was additionally charged with resisting arrest.

Officers in La Crosse, Wisconsin are dispatched to a battery complaint, where a man hit a random motorcyclist with a hammer. Officers locate a man matching the suspect's description nearby, and realize he is the suspect in a previous hammer incident. The suspect is not cooperative and flees on foot escaping for nearly an hour. The suspect is eventually located, tackled and arrested

* (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) * Brooklyn, NYC — On Tuesday, January 16, 2024,, at approximately 3:15 p.m., NYPD Officer Timothy Brennan, Officer Acevedo, Officer Lafaille, and Sergeant Groth responded to a residential building in the vicinity of Bergen Street and Saratoga Avenue, Brooklyn, for a 911 call of a person who was assaulted. Upon arrival, the officers were met in front of the location by the 911 caller who identified 39-year-old Melvin Butler as the subject and provided them with additional information. The 911 caller then escorted the officers to an apartment where Butler was located. The officers knocked on the apartment door and Butler allowed entry. They conversed with him for several minutes and informed him that he would be placed under arrest for the assault. As the officers attempted to place Butler into custody, he resisted arrest and a struggle ensued. During the struggle, Butler took possession of Officer Brennan's firearm. As Officer Brennan and Officer Acevedo struggled to regain possession of the firearm, Butler began to discharge shots from it. Officer Brennan and Officer Acevedo were both struck by gunfire. During the struggle, while Butler possessed Officer Brennan's firearm, Officer Acevedo discharged three shots, Officer Lafaille discharged three shots, and Sergeant Groth discharged one shot from their service firearms at Butler. Ballistics evidence recovered from the scene revealed that Butler discharged two shots from Officer Brennan's firearm. Butler was struck by the gunfire and relinquished possession of the firearm. He was taken into custody without further incident. Butler was transported via ambulance to Kings County Medical Center where he was treated for his injuries. Officer Brennan and Officer Acevedo were also transported via ambulance to Kings County Medical Center where they were treated for their injuries. For his actions, Butler was arrested and charged with Attempted Murder in the First Degree (police officer), Assault in the Second Degree, Robbery in the Third Degree, Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Second Degree, and related charges.

obtained body camera footage of New Mexico State Police investigating an incident involving a TikTok comedian. The man posted himself in a New Mexico State Police uniform that he took from a dry cleaners rack. The police went and found him to talk to him about taking the posts down and if he didn't the possible charges he could face.

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On May 1st, 2022, the Austell Police Department received a report of a shooting on the road in Austell, Georgia. The victims, a driver with their passenger and two children, claimed the suspect cut them off and then fired two shots at their car, leaving a bullet hole in the hood. They followed the suspect, keeping the police updated on his location. Austell police pulled over the suspect's vehicle and for safety reasons, they approached the vehicle with caution, ordering the suspect to step out at gunpoint. He was handcuffed and detained for questioning. Officers informed the suspect of the reason for his detainment – the report of him shooting at another car on the road. The suspect denied the accusation but did admit to having a gun in his car. Officers spoke with the victims – two males with two children in the car. The driver, still shaken from the ordeal, recounted the events. He told officers that the suspect cut them off on the road and then fired two shots directly at their car. The officers observed a bullet hole on the hood of the car, a clear sign of gunfire, and documented it with photographs for evidence. Officers also found a bullet casing under the back seat, potentially linking suspect to the shooting. The passenger corroborated the driver's story, adding that he woke up and saw the suspect's car pull up next to them and started shooting. Meanwhile, another officer advised the suspect of his Miranda rights and asked if he was willing to answer questions and provide his statement. He agreed, but maintained his innocence of shooting at anyone and claimed the bullet casings were from a recent trip to the shooting range. After continued questioning and presented with the evidence, the suspect finally changed his story yet again. This time, he claimed self-defense. His version of events involved the driver pulling next to him, spitting on his car, and reaching for something threatening. Fearing for his own safety, he claimed he fired in self-defense. The police needed to verify the suspect's self-defense claim. They retrieved the gun from the victim's car and confirmed it was legal. Most importantly, the driver and all the passengers in the car denied the suspect's allegation that the driver reached for a weapon. He was charged with 4 counts of aggravated assault with a weapon, discharge of a gun near a public highway or street and cruelty to children in the second degree.

Today we will be taking a look at some of the dumbest criminals with some of the craziest cases you will ever see.

On December 24th, 2023, while en route to another incident, an officer was stopped due to a confrontation following an apparent collision between two drivers, one of whom seemed intoxicated. This is footage of the events that followed.

A hotel called police when they couldn't get rid of a guest who was causing a disturbance. Unfortunately, her hostile demeanor didn't change when law enforcement arrived.

On May 5th, 2022, officers responded to a case of domestic violence. The caller told dispatch that his ex-girlfriend was being violent and had tried to bite him. Upon approaching the location, the officers attempted to talk to both parties and gain a better understanding of the situation. The officer took pictures of the man's bite marks. While being arrested, she kicked the female officer. She continued to act as if she were losing her breath. The female officer attempted to reason with the suspect. Shortly after, she was transported to jail. She was charged with simple battery for domestic violence and hitting a police officer. Additionally, she was charged with resisting arrest.

On January 28th, 2024, officers were called in Ohio when these women went to see the father of their children, and the wife of one of the mothers of the children got into an argument with the man's family. Then things got out of hand.

Stealing from stores is a substantial wrongdoing that carries consequences for both merchants and patrons, despite appearing insignificant.