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A police officer tries to arrest a man in Kansas City, but is interrupted when a random girl decides to get involved.

Jaw Dropping Moment Police Officers Pull Woman from Burning Car 'We got you': Dramatic bodycam footage shows cops pulling woman, 51, from burning car after crash in Kansas Police in Leawood responded to a call around 2pm on Monday about an unidentified woman, 51, being trapped when her car set on fire The vehicle ignited after the driver failed to stop at the Tomahawk Creek Parkway intersection and she hit another car and then hit a tree Bodycam footage showed the dark vehicle flipped on its passenger's side as bright orange flames blazed and her legs peeking out from under the vehicle Officers managed to lift the car off of her enough that she could be pulled out The woman was rushed to the hospital and she is expected to survive. The extent of her injuries are unknown

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Newly released body cam video shows Buda Police Officer Demerriell Young investigating a suspected shoplifting case at the Wal-Mart on Old San Antonio Road on October 3, 2014. The video shows Young had his hands on Juan Martinez, who was 73-years-old at the time, when Martinez fell to the ground. Now Martinez and his wife Guadalupe, who is also in her 70's, have filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Buda, Officer Young and Wal-Mart. They are being represented by Robert Ranco of the Carlson Law Firm. "They got separated at some point while shopping. He in his scooter, she in her scooter, and then she tried to find him," explained Ranco. "And in the process of finding him, it's my understanding that she inadvertently might have gone out or near one of the doors." Ranco says Wal-Mart staff took Guadalupe into an office, accusing her of shoplifting. The video shows Officer Young arrived and briefly talked with a Wal-Mart employee before going into the store where he passes Juan, who was getting off of his scooter. Juan then stepped into the office where his wife was being held. "Just step outside," Young told Juan Martinez. "This is my wife," the Vietnam veteran said. "Just step outside for a second," Officer Young repeated. "No sir, I'm not going to do that," said Martinez. "I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong." "I'm going to ask you to step outside," Young said. "Why would you want," Martinez said before Young interrupted him saying, "I'm asking you to step outside. I just got here. Okay either you're gonna step outside or I'm going to place you outside or I'm going to place you under arrest for interfering." "Okay," Martinez replied. The video goes on to show Young trying to grab Martinez who pulls away. The officer then puts both hands on Martinez forcing him out of the office until he falls onto the ground, screaming in pain. Young then stopped Guadalupe from going to check on her husband. "Have a seat ma'am," Young said. "I did not do anything." "You pushed him," Guadalupe responded. Ranco said while the officer did call EMS, Martinez lay on the ground, ribs broken, for more than five minutes. Guadalupe Martinez was charged for theft and Juan for interfering. Their charges are still pending. But Ranco says their constitutional rights were violated. "We all have the right not to be abused. Not to have police officers excessively use force against us. When there is an excessive use of force, that's an infringement of our fourth amendment rights," he said. "When we look at Mr. Martinez in this circumstance, I think everything he did was completely reasonable, he was frustrated, he was not completely compliant, but he also was not aggressive and he didn't pose any threat to anybody." The lawsuit accuses Buda and the police officer of violating the Martinez's fourth and fourteenth amendment rights. it accuses Wal-Mart of negligence and false imprisonment. Wal-Mart provided this following statement: "We take this matter seriously. We haven’t been served with the complaint yet. Once we have the opportunity to review the allegations, we’ll respond appropriately with the court.” Buda Police Department's spokesperson said the city hasn't been served yet either and therefore they can't comment.

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Dashcam of Crazy Police Chase Of Carjacking Suspect Ends In Crash

On Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, three Oklahoma City Police Department officers responded to a call about Bennie Edwards, a 60-year-old man who experienced homelessness and psychosis, being disruptive outside a shopping center. The third officer on the scene, Sgt. Clifford Holman, fatally shot Edwards and has been charged with first-degree manslaughter in Oklahoma County District Court. This footage is from the car dashboard of Sgt. Keith Duroy, who is seen wearing a face covering.

Florida police released body camera video showing the moment officers tased a 20-year-old man with severe autism multiple times before his family arrived to the scene.

TULSA, Okla. (KFOR/KOKI) – Authorities are hoping that dashcam video from a recent accident can serve as a warning to others to not text and drive. On Aug. 16, 2019 a Tulsa police officer was headed south on Riverside near 81st when he was hit by another vehicle. Investigators realized that the other driver jumped a curb from the opposing lanes of traffic before slamming into the patrol car. However, authorities say the officer, although he was not at fault for the accident, was texting seconds before impact. Even though he was texting, officials say the crash was unavoidable. “There was nothing that this officer could have done to prevent this collision from happening,” Tulsa Officer Jeanne Pierce said. Fortunately, neither driver was seriously injured but the officer did have to go to the hospital to be checked out. According to FOX 23, the Tulsa Police Department’s Traffic Review Board does look over crashes involving officers, but they do not release information on those investigations.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KTRK) -- New video shows a chase leading up to a deadly shootout in San Antonio. DPS troopers just released video of the February chase that started when a man drove away from a traffic stop. Authorities say a trooper stopped the car in Guadalupe County for a traffic violation, and the driver gave a false name and sped away. The footage shows the driver opening his car door as the vehicle was still in motion, before completely exiting the vehicle as it came to a full stop. He can then be seen firing at a trooper, who was shot in the arm. The suspect, later identified as 33-year-old Ernest Manuel Montelongo of San Antonio, was shot by a state trooper in the exchange of gunfire at the scene and later died at a hospital from his injuries, according to the Associated Press. The wounded trooper is doing well.

Marietta, Ga., police officer Nick St. Onge was captured on dash camera video saving a 2-month-old infant after she stopped breathing while drinking a bottle of milk. He said he was at the right place at the right time.