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Before I delve into this video, it's essential to emphasize that compliance and cooperation with police officers are crucial to ensuring a safe encounter in the overwhelming majority of cases. Now, let's discuss the recent incident involving law enforcement that has garnered widespread attention. The initial video captures a confrontation following allegations by store employees that the individual Ta’Kiya Young in question had stolen liquor. In response, the officers instructed her to exit her vehicle, but unfortunately, she did not comply. It's important to note that she was pregnant during this entire ordeal, highlighting that she should have taken every precaution to protect both her and her unborn child. There is significant public concern regarding the discharge of the officer's firearm in the first video. Subsequently, the second video demonstrates a scenario that could unfold in a similar situation if the officer chooses not to discharge their firearm. If you were the officer, which option would you have chosen. #blm, #cops,#police #bodycam #trump #biden

Once again, this is another situation that could have been avoided. If only criminals watched these videos than they would know they are insane. Same situation and expecting a different result. It is a shame that this still goes on. The kid running from the cops had a stolen gun. He would have still been alive today if he either dropped the gun or surrendered. The thing is this was in Illinois so he would have probably been released the following day. It all started with his mother Amy dropped off her son at a friend’s car and left. She noticed police coming up the street and turned her car around. She watched as police approached the two Black youth in the car and arrested 20-year-old Jheremia McKown. She heard McKown cry out, “I’m not fighting, I’m not resisting.” Amy then saw her son Jordan take off running. She drove around the corner to try to intercept him. Jordan Richardson, who was 18 years old and just recently graduated from Rantoul Township High School To many matters worse, at his memorial there was a shooting at a balloon launch for Jordan on Friday, June 9th. An individual with a rifle shot into the crowd, miraculously missing everyone, and fled on foot. As Officer Wissel was exiting his vehicle, the driver, 20-year-old Jheremia McKown, exited and a consensual conversation ensued. As Officer Wissel continued to speak with McKown he noted a large amount of cannabis packaged in several different bags inside the vehicle. At this time, the front-seat passenger, 18year-old Jordan Richardson, exited and began running from the vehicle. Besides McKown and Richardson, there were no other occupants in the vehicle. As Richardson was running, Officer Wissel observed a gun fall to the ground. Richardson turned around, picked up the gun, and then ran southbound through the residential area. As other officers arrived in the area, Sergeant Jerry King located Richardson running in the 400 block of Belle Avenue. As Richardson was running, Sergeant King observed that Richardson was armed with a handgun. The suspect fell to the ground and turned toward Sergeant King with the gun still in his hand. Sergeant King shot and struck Richardson with one round. After Richardson’s gun was secure, aid was rendered to him by officers and AMT Ambulance. Richardson was transported to Carle Foundation Hospital, where he later died. As Richardson was running from the vehicle, he dropped the gun three separate times. However, he stopped each time and picked the gun back up and continued running. Prior to Sergeant King shooting, police officers issued eight warnings to Jordan Richardson to either “stop” or “drop the weapon.” The handgun in Richardson’s possession of was reported stolen from Colorado Springs, CO on May 20, 2023 McKown was arrested on multiple charges including Unlawful Use/Possession of a Weapon and Delivery of Cannabis. McKown struck Officer Wissel in the face, causing minor injuries that require further medical attention. Officers located two loaded handguns inside the vehicle, a large amount of cannabis packaged for delivery, and a large amount of currency.

On May 7, 2023, Deputy Evan Cubbage from the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle shortly before 3:45 p.m. at 4915 Savannah Highway near Ravenel. The 36-year-old, deputy Cubbage, with more then three years on the force called for backup after a “brief interaction” with the driver and the passenger, identified as 28-year-old James Pierce. The sheriff's office described the stop as “cordial, up until this point,” when Pierce became “squirrelly”. A second deputy, identified as Alexander Hodge, arrived a short time later to provide backup. Deputy Cubbage stood by the passenger side door, which Pierce had opened because the windows were tinted and the deputy couldn’t see inside. Deputy Cubbage appears to grab the Pierce’s hands and tells him not to reach for anything as he is getting out to of the car. “He’s got a gun,” the deputy called. During the encounter, Pierce opened fire on the deputies, and deputy Cubbage was struck. The deputies returned fire, hitting Pierce, who died at the scene. Pierce was armed with a Glock .40-caliber handgun; the deputies fired their 9 mm service pistol. Deputy Cubbage was shot three times. He was released from the hospital after getting treatment for serious but non-life threatening injuries later that night. Deputy Hodge was not injured. After the shooting, deputies detained the woman driver, who has not been identified. It is unclear if she faces any charges. Per protocol, the deputies involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave. It is fortunate that neither officer was killed. Do you think this guy had a past criminal history? If you said yes then you are right. His past crimes included kidnapping, armed robbery, attempted murder (multiple counts), burglary, unlawful carrying of a pistol, possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, pointing and presenting a firearm, discharging a firearm into a dwelling, resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, possessing a stolen firearm and many others. In addition to these charges, Pierce also had multiple arrests on his record for drug possession, possession with intent to distribute (cocaine), manufacturing and trafficking (ice, crank or crack). Furthermore, he was arrested two timesin 2021 for violating his probation. The question I have for you is what was this guy still doing on the streets? Why was he not behind bars? Why does it feel like this guy has more rights than the victims? I mean how many chances is this guy going to get before he kills or hurts someone? Well luckilyfor his victims, this was his last chance.

This situation occurred during Earth Day in New York City and they're Adams was wanting a press conference. As much as I dislike people that litter, I'm not sure this was the right punishment, or do I??? This was at the New York City Earth Day event. People like this need either help or be taken off the streets and put in jail. It's not right for these people to be around law abiding citizens who just want to live in peace. #nyc #crime #police #crimes #viralvideo #crimestoriesc #crimetiktok #fyp #crime #biden #liberal

These officers are the real heros. I believe they potentially saved some many more lives. this is another example of why we need police officers and how important they are. they run towards danger to help protect the vulnerable and innocent. Three 9-year-old students and three adults were killed after a heavily armed 28-year-old shooter opened fire at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tenn. Victims of the Nashville shooting were identified as students Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs, and William Kinney, all 9; and adults Cynthia Peak, 61, Mike Hill, 61, and Katherine Koonce, 60, who is listed as the head of school on the school’s website. The Nashville shooter, a former student named Audrey Hale, entered the school by shooting open a locked side door, the Nashville Police Department said. Armed with at least two assault-style rifles and a handgun, the shooter fired multiple shots on the first and second floors of the building before responding officers shot and killed Hale, Nashville Police Chief John Drake said in a media briefing. Police later found a manifesto and detailed plans for the shooting in Hale’s home, including maps of the school and details about security, he said. Asked by reporters, police confirmed that they believe Hale was transgender.

Here's another aspect of life and death depending on the split decisions a cop is presented with . You have a scumbag thief who steals a car and almost kills a cop. Thankfully the cop is expected to fully recover but unfortunately the crook has not been caught. Sarasota, Florida — On Monday, March 20, 2023, Sarasota Police officers responded to Mourning Dove Drive on Bird Key at about 2 p.m. on Monday for a vehicle burglary. When officers arrived, the victims said personal items were stolen from their vehicle. Officers discovered video evidence and developed a white 4dr S-Series Mercedes as a suspect vehicle involved in the vehicle burglary. Sarasota Police officers learned just after 5 p.m. the same white Mercedes was in a neighborhood on Longboat Key. Longboat Key police responded to a vehicle stolen from a home on Fair Oaks Place. Several people were home when the vehicle was stolen, but no one was hurt. Sarasota Police officers received a call just after 9 p.m. that the white Mercedes had returned to Bird Key. Sarasota Police officers strategically placed their patrol vehicles at the entrance/exit to stop the Mercedes from leaving Bird Key. Officers at the entrance/exit learned the Mercedes was driving back towards them. The Sarasota Police officer who was injured anticipated the Mercedes would either try and drive onto a side street or crash into one of the parked patrol vehicles. The Mercedes drove past a parked patrol car and hit the officer head-on, flipping him over the vehicle. The officer was taken to Sarasota Memorial Hospital and is now home and expected to recover fully. Sarasota Police officers followed the Mercedes away from Bird Key as it drove east on John Ringling Causeway, north on US 41, east on Fruitville, and was abandoned in the 2900 block of Orange Avenue. When officers arrived, no one was in the vehicle. No suspect has been arrested at this time. crookstube #cops #criminals #china #crime #police #detective #trump #biden #liberal #crimejunkie #copslivesmatter #blm #bluelivesmatter#fyp #fypシ #fypage #fypdongggggggg #viral #viralvideos #viralvideotiktok #crimetiktok #bluelivesmatter💙 #jailey #america #usa #usa🇺🇸

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