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A 19-year-old Tennessee man was arrested by Oklahoma police after he allegedly impersonated a sheriff’s deputy and pulled cars over in January. The Oklahoma County Sheriff said Jackson Jones was dressed in police gear, touting a vest that said “sheriff,” alongside handcuffs, knives, and a flashlight on a tactical duty belt. Witnesses told deputies Jones was acting like he was on duty, pulling them over in his personal KIA sedan and aggressively questioning them during the unauthorized traffic stop. Jones was taken into custody and charged with impersonating an officer and transporting an open container.

Bodycam footage shows the aftermath of an alleged DUI crash involving an Ohio woman who was transporting a special needs patient on May 11. The Blue Ash Police Department said 48-year-old Kelli Barton was arrested for allegedly operating a vehicle while impaired after she failed sobriety tests and was confirmed to be the driver by her patient. Barton made countless, shameless attempts to flirt with first responders. The video shows her complimenting officers and EMS workers, calling them “handsome” and even telling them, “Don’t let me get any!” The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie has the details of this bizarre DUI arrest.

A man accused of being a notorious gang leader of “La Mara Salvatrucha,” or MS-13, was arrested by Ohio police during a traffic stop June 7. Authorities said 33-year-old Edenilson Velasquez Larin was identified when he handed over his passport to a state trooper who pulled the vehicle over for tailgating. Velasquez Larin was charged with ordering murders, drug distribution, and money laundering. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie has the details.

From drug busting to saving lives, police officers handle some of the wildest incidents. Watch eight of the craziest COPS moments caught on camera.

Police in Cranston, Rhode Island confronted a convicted sex offender after authorities said he used a drone to peep inside a woman's bathroom. Investigators were able to track the drone down to Christopher Jones who admitted the crime. "I feel ashamed about this," Jones can be heard saying on the body camera video. Jones was arrested and charged with one felony count of video voyeurism.

Mass shootings across America has left 15 people dead and at least 60 others injured during the long Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Rapper YNW Melly’s double murder trial has proceeded for three weeks. The prosecution continues to present evidence they allege links Melly, born Jamell Demons, to the killings of his two friends, Christopher Thomas Jr., aka YNW Juvy, and Anthony Williams, aka YNW SakChaser. Melly’s defense has taken every chance they’ve gotten to criticize and minimize the state’s evidence, claiming none of it proves the rapper shot and killed the victims.