"Pomona, California — On Monday, March 30, 2020, at approximately 7:15pm, Pomona Police Corporal Chad Jensen responded to a 9-1-1 call regarding a man who stated he was the victim of an Assault with a Deadly Weapon in the area of Reservoir St. and Third St. in the City of Pomona. The victim stated the weapon used by the suspect was a sword. When the Officer arrived in the area, he found the caller (victim) who had sustained a laceration to the head. The victim directed the Officer to the location of the suspect.

The Officer located the suspect, who was attempting to conceal himself behind some bushes. Upon making contact, the suspect produced a sword and that is when an Officer Involved Shooting took place. The suspect was struck by gunfire and Officers immediately called the Los Angeles County Fire Department to render medical aid to the suspect and victim, who was struck by the sword. The victim was taken to a local area hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. The suspect succumbed to his injuries at the scene."

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https://missionlocal.org/2023/07/police-shooting-bayview/

The Racine County officers who shot and killed Timothy Burgess during a traffic stop on May 22 won't be charged, District Attorney Patricia Hanson announced Monday, July 24.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice investigation revealed "no basis to prosecute."

It started with a call for shots fired in Mount Pleasant on May 21. Police said Burgess fired at his wife, and a child in the home called 911.

Hours later, police tried to pull over a Range Rover and said Burgess ran, hiding in tall grass at Clayton Park.

"You’re going to jail regardless, so you might as well come out now," an officer told Burgess.

Police said Burgess refused to come out, telling officers he was unarmed.

https://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-courts/no-charges-in-deadly-police-shooting-of-timothy-burgess/article_b2527946-2a67-11ee-a1d1-43e61adc4cff.html

Lebanon Police have released footage from the body-worn camera of an officer who shot a man who shot and killed his next-door neighbor.

According to police, officers were initially dispatched to a dispute between neighbors and made contact with an armed suspect in the front yard upon arrival. The man refused commands from the officers and began moving towards the woman, pulling a firearm from his waistband and firing.

https://www.wsmv.com/2023/07/24/bodycam-video-officers-shot-suspect-he-fatally-shot-woman-lebanon-police-reveal/

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This video happened in Dominican Republic

Tulsa, Oklahoma — On 02-04-2022 Officers responded to an Armed Robbery that just occurred at a check-cashing business located at Pine and Lewis. Several units converged on the area, including the Air Support Unit.

The victim told 911 that the suspect pointed a black .45 pistol at him and demanded money, the victim gave him the cash in his pocket and the suspect took off on a bicycle. The victim described the suspect as a small male, wearing a hoodie and mask. The suspect was later identified as 16-year-old, Isaiah Perez. The victim told 911 that he last saw Perez heading east towards Springdale Elementary.

Within minutes the helicopter was able to find Perez in that area and started to coordinate with patrol officers, a pursuit started and went on for a few blocks into the neighborhood. Perez crashed his bicycle and continued running on foot. Officers continued to pursue, and Perez eventually stopped running. Officers gave several commands to Perez.

Perez pulled a gun from his waistband and officers fired their weapons in response to Perez’s actions striking him. Upon being shot Perez dropped his pistol. Officers moved up to secure Perez and start first aid, Perez succumbed to his injuries. In a statement released the day after the shooting, police said Perez died about 6 a.m. at a hospital. Perez had $22 on him when he was shot, police said.

ONALASKA, WI: As an officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop, the speeding motorist refused to pullover. The policeman terminated the chase; however, the rider (Tou Yia Lor) died in a T-bone collision at the next intersection.

Several uniformed officers responding to a domestic dispute at the 59th Street home of Kevin Colindres, 32, of West New York on June 3, 2022 had their body cameras activated, Platkin said.

Home security cameras in the neighborhood were working, as well.

Bodycam footage video recorded through the front-door window shows Colindres entering the vestibule in a t-shirt and shorts with both hands behind his back.

Suddenly he raises his arms, revealing a gun in each hand. He fires, wounding one of the officers.

Police quickly take up positions.

About 15 minutes later, the heavily-tattooed Colindres emerges from the front door of a neighboring home. He's barefoot and wearing the t-shirt as a head scarf.

Colindres points both guns at police from the front steps, then turns and runs down the sidewalk.

An officer shoots and fatally wounds him.

This inmate Failed to communicate with officers in a peaceful way, It cost him a cracked Skull

41-year-old Mark Peter led police on a chase that ended in the crowded El Mezquite Market on 98th St. in northwest Albuquerque.

In June, Peter was found in a car passed out parked at the AutoZone across the street from the market. That’s where the video shows police giving Peter several chances to come out peacefully. Instead, he drove off in his car.

Lapel video shows APD officers using stop sticks to puncture Peter’s tires. Minutes later video shows officers running after him into the El Mezquite Market.

APD says two officers tried to tase Peter, but Peter pulled out a gun and started shooting at them. That’s when officers started shooting at Peter as he shot back.

Store surveillance video showed a bird’s eye view of what happened, and how quickly things escalated.

Several people were at checkout lines when Peter ran inside.

APD says the officers involved made sure to fan out in an almost U-shape. That was to ensure no innocent bystanders were hit.

APD Chief Harold Medina says because of that, no one else was hurt in the market.

“Officers had to make quick decisions, and it was very chaotic with the amount of individuals that are involved, and the fact that they’re taking into account the citizens who are in the location of the subject who was armed and fired,” said Medina.

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Antwan Lindsey, age 45

Fatally shot on July 8, 2023 in Columbus, Ohio.

A man is dead after there was an exchange of gunfire between him and a Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy Saturday night

A Columbus police officer at the scene said the incident started at a Walgreens on East Livingston Avenue when a man approached a sheriff’s deputy working special duty and told the deputy there was a man with a gun outside the store. The deputy then attempted to find the suspect, who then started firing at the deputy, with the deputy returning fire, according to police.

A gun was recovered at the scene, according to the sheriff’s office.

https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/coroner-ids-antwan-lindsey-killed-after-exchanging-gunfire-franklin-county-sheriffs-office-columbus-division-police#

https://www.13abc.com/2023/02/27/graphic-i-am-going-die-body-camera-footage-released-womans-in-custody-death/

West Valley police body cam video of the moments right before a handcuffed DUI suspect was shot and killed by an officer inside West Valley City Hall. Police said on August 23rd officers responded to a call regarding a DUI at a business in the area of 2900 South Redwood Road. The caller reported that Chad Michael Breinholt, the boyfriend of a fellow employee, was intoxicated and causing problems at the place of business, officials said. When officers responded they said Breinholt had been driving intoxicated. He was arrested and taken to the West Valley City Police Department DUI processing room in the basement of city hall located at 3600 Constitution Blvd. Several officers were in or near the room when the routine fast-forwarded to deadly in a matter of seconds. Breinholt went to remove a shoe, apparently said he had a gun in it, and then an officer said the suspect had his gun.

Fatal shooting by Farmington police of a motorist pulled over due to lack of car registration followed a tense exchange during which the man, Chase Allan, refused to cooperate with responding officers.

He maintained that he did not have to submit to their authority, leading the officers — five ultimately arrived on the scene — to try to forcibly remove him from the car. On seeing a gun, an officer shouted out — “Gun, gun, gun, gun, gun, gun, gun!” — prompting the officers to take a few steps back and start firing, Allan still seated in the auto.

Police say they saw an empty holster on Chase Allan’s right hip and a handgun lying on the driver-side floorboard of the car.

On June 24, 2023, Albuquerque Police were called to an AutoZone on 98th. They claimed 41-year-old Mark Peter was passed out in his car and found by an AutoZone employee. Police arrived around 3:30 p.m. and tried to get him out of the car. Police ran the plate of the vehicle and discovered Peter had several felony warrants out for his arrest. P.A.’s were given for over 14 minutes, eventually, Peter woke up and took off, so police popped his tires. He ends up across the street near Churches Chicken. Peter is seen trying to take off again before heading right into El Mezquite Market. It created chaos at the checkout lines, where at least seven people are in danger of being hit by gunfire. Officers try to tase him, but Peter allegedly opens fire while shoppers and workers run for their lives and take cover. Officers returned fire, and Peter is killed with two store clerks just feet away. Peter reportedly fired 13 shots at officers, and they returned 45 shots. No one else was injured in the shootout. Peter was wanted on charges from an incident back in April that was similar to what happened on Saturday. Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputies found Peter passed out in the driver's seat of his vehicle. Deputies later executed a search warrant on Peter's vehicle and had obtained an arrest warrant for trafficking a controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia and tampering with evidence.

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Today in the afternoon, a case of domestic violence was filed in the municipality of Aguazul, which resulted in the death of two people. The situation arose in race 12 with calle 15.

The first information available on the event reports that a subject physically assaulted a woman with a knife. The lady, apparently was his sentimental partner.

The Police managed to arrive at the site of the events, to attend to the case and control the subject's madman, who attacked the police officers, injuring two of them. One of the uniformed men would be the commander of the Aguazul station.

Witnesses to the incident pointed out that in this situation, the police officers had to activate their endowment weapons and the alleged assailant died as a result of the shots received, while the woman managed to be taken to the hospital, but unfortunately she died of her injuries. received.

The deceased couple was identified as 34-year-old Jessica Michelle Vergara Avella and 54-year-old Pablo Pinto.

Source: https://casanarenoticias.com/index.php/component/k2/item/.19557

Huntington, West Virginia — On July 3, 2023, Huntington Police Corporal Keith McSweeney responded to a call around 1:40 p.m. in the 400 block of 14th Street in Huntington. Police said at that time the suspect, later identified as 25-year-old Ahmad Abdullah, of Detroit, Michigan, was threatening to shoot the caller and “blow up” a house in the area. The bodycam footage shows the suspect on the ground in a corner outside the building under the gas meter. McSweeney repeatedly asked Abdullah to show his hands after arriving on scene. Abdullah claimed to have a gun and proceeded to charge the McSweeney. According to Huntington Police, at that point, McSweeney then shot the suspect and began providing medical aid to the man until EMS personnel arrived. Abdullah was taken to a local hospital where he later died. The officer was not injured. It was initially believed that Abdullah may have been in possession of a gun, however, investigators said he did not, the news release said. McSweeney was placed on leave as the investigation began, but has since been cleared to return to work.