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Ohio Cop Indicted For Fatally Shooting A Man During A Traffic Stop!
(0) | 31/07/2015 | Translate: Ohio Cop Indicted For Fatally Shooting A Man During A Traffic Stop!
Ohio Prosecutors Release Video of Police Officer Shooting Sam Dubose
Police Flip Suspect’s Car in Chase Occurred on October 15, 2017 / USA "My two kids and I were sitting in traffic on our way to lunch. That’s when I saw five police cars with flashing lights start heading our way and so I started video recording. I didn’t notice that the police were chasing anyone until after I started videoing. The suspect passed right next to me almost taking off my side mirror. Just as the suspect past me, the Georgia State patrol car performed a pit maneuver and pushed the vehicle into the median, flipping it right in front of me with perfect technique. The suspects' injuries were minor and police found narcotics inside the vehicle. The man in the passenger was involved in an officer shooting and hit-and-run two years prior."- USA: A police officer plants a joint in a car to arrest its occupants A traffic stop in New York led to a young black man being arrested for possession of marijuana. What happened? The New York Times obtained videos that offer a rare window into how far police may be willing to go to make an arrest.
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- Michigan Cop Shatters Car Window After Driver Refuses To Give ID A Downriver police chief says her department will investigate the arrest of a man who was pulled from his car after an officer shattered a window. The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan posted dash cam video of the April 2016 traffic stop and sent a letter Tuesday to the Taylor police department. Chief Mary Sclabassi said that her department will conduct a “thorough and diligent investigation.” Taylor officers stopped a car driven by Calvin Jones, who traveling with his wife and a boy, and things got tense when Jones apparently declined to provide identification. In the video, Jones is heard saying, “You gotta let me know what’s going on, man,” to which an officer replies, “You’re going to jail is what’s going on.” As another officer puts on gloves, Jones asks, “For what?…On what charges?” That’s when the cop in the gloves pulls on the driver’s side window, breaking it. There is some yelling as Jones is dragged out of the car onto the ground and arrested. The officer who broke the window claims Jones was reaching for something between seats. Jones said he was just trying to unlock his seat belt.
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- Boyfriend stages a motorbike crash for a pitiful wedding proposal This is the bizarre moment a boyfriend played dead in a fake motorbike accident in front of his distraught girlfriend – before making a surprise marriage proposal. The man, later identified as Jeffrey Delrio, staged the scene with help from traffic cops who parked their truck in front of him as he lay lifeless on the ground next to his motorcycle. A traffic officer then arrived at the scene with his girlfriend Shiela Parayanon and told her to prepare for the worst. Visibly panicked, she ran over to Jeffrey in floods of tears on the road in South Cotabato, the Philippines, on September 30.
- Verona, Italy: Tunisian immigrant escapes 8 police officers A routine check on a Tunisian man of non-EU origin embarrassed the local police. The migrant refuses to empty his pockets or identify himself. Then he escapes, not even one of the eight Louis-de-Funes-style policemen can not block him.
- Patient policeman versus a very drunk and annoying dude Body camera footage released by the Spokane Police Department Wednesday shows how Sgt. Eric Kannberg was dealing with one drunken individual when another person approached him and intervened. During the incident, went on for nearly four minutes, Kannberg asked the individual to step away from him multiple times and, at one point, the man hit the officer's hand. Eventually, after running down the street, Kannberg caught up with him and took him into custody.
- Police Officer Pulls Over His Chief Tucson police Chief Chris Magnus experienced what all drivers dread — the flashing blue-and-red lights in the rear-view mirror. In a traffic encounter captured on a police body camera, a Tucson officer pulled over a dark-colored SUV for a red-light infraction only to learn that the driver was his boss. According to the video the officer tells Magnus that he observed the SUV turn left onto North Alvernon Way from East Broadway after the light had turned red. It was only after he walked up to the SUV that it appears the officer realized that it was Magnus, who was wearing his uniform.
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- AR-15 shootout in a Store Police released surveillance of shooting that occurred at a Bridgeport, Connecticut deli on February 27, 2018. In the video, two men are seen getting out of a vehicle and opening fire on several unsuspecting customers gathered inside the store. One of the suspects is seen accidentally shooting his accomplice in the arm with an AR-15 rifle. Police said four people were shot during the incident including, one person in the buttocks, one person in the stomach and another in the hand.
- Russia (Rostov): Arrest of a man with a knife in front of a shop A man who took a hostage in Rostov-on-Don and threatened him with a dagger was detained by police officers. Before the incident, he walked along the road and rushed to the cars. And then he grabbed a man and put a knife to his throat.