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Jacksonville, Florida

A witness saw 33-year-old Frankie Feliciano holding a knife to the neck of a veteran in a wheelchair and went to a nearby business to call police.

Sheboygan, Wisconsin — The Sheboygan County district attorney has determined that the use of deadly force was reasonable and no charges will be filed in the officer-involved death of Kevan Ruffin Jr. on July 2.

Graves was shot and killed on September 19, 2018, after a confrontation with two Eagle Point police officers in the Carl's Jr. restaurant bathroom in Eagle Point. Graves struggled from mental health issues.

Eagle Point Police officer, Daniel Cardenas, approached Graves about j-walking a struggle ensued.

A second Officer arrived, CJ Davis, to assist with taking Graves into custody. The Officers continued to struggle with Graves and shots were fired. Graves was pronounced dead at the scene.

Graves' funeral was a week later.

Officer Cardenas and Officer Davis were cleared by a Jackson County grand jury on October 24, 2018.

No criminal charges were filed.

Racine, Wisconsin – The Racine County District Attorney’s Office released body camera footage of the fatal May 20 police shooting of Da’Shontay King Sr., 37, in conjunction with a decision not to press charges against the officer involved. . . . , Zachary Brenner. Police said they stopped a car while serving a search warrant for a criminal in possession of a firearm. According to police, King ran out of the car with a gun and led a police officer in a foot chase. Officer Brenner chased King over a fence and up a small hill. In the video, King then appears to drop a gun. As King lunged toward her, Officer Brenner opened fire.

Officers provided CPR, police said, but King died in hospital. The .9mm pistol was recovered from King. An analysis at the Wisconsin State Crime Lab revealed that the gun had also been used in a shooting in Edgewood and St. Patrick on April 21st. Chief Robinson says the shooting resulted in property damage. The weapon contained King’s DNA. King family attorney William Sulton said he is requesting the final cause of death in the coroner’s report, which he believes will show the officer used unreasonable force to stop King.

LANCASTER - Police say body camera footage show they were justified in fatally shooting a suspect in order to save a hostage's life.

Troy E. Kirk, 31, of Lancaster, was shot and killed shortly after noon Saturday after he allegedly took a Cristy's Pizza employee hostage.

More info here:

https://www.wbtv.com/2022/06/28/concord-police-fires-officer-that-shot-killed-burglary-suspect-february/

Modesto, California — The Modesto Police Department released footage of a July 4 shooting where an officer shot a man who charged an officer with a knife. The man was identified as 35-year-old Dylan Harvey.

Kansas City Police officer shoots fellow cop when intending to shoot the suspect named Malcolm Johnson. She then incorrectly thinks the gunshot came from the suspect shooting and proceeds to shoot him twice killing him.

The man was identified as 30-year-old Kyle Dail, who drove away from the gas station around 10:25 p.m. when police attempted to stop his car.

Dail returned returned to the gas station and went inside, where an officer recognized Dail and his car, according to Dallas Police.

Officers from the Northeast Patrol attempted to arrest Dail inside the gas station, where a fight broke out and Dail pulled out a gun. One of the officers shot and injured him.

Dail was unresponsive and taken to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, where he later died on Thursday.

Authorities say a man who allegedly robbed a gas station store in Flagstaff and threatened people with a screwdriver was shot and killed by a sheriff’s deputy on Wednesday morning.

Around 5 a.m., Flagstaff police say an officer responded to a call that a man, later identified as 51-year-old Donald Wayne Henry of Missouri, had broken a gas station window and was stealing items from the store near Highway 89 and North Cummings Street. At about the same time, the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office got a report about a person threatening to stab people with a knife at a business in the same area.

On July 26, 2021, LAPD Pacific Patrol Division officers responded to a radio call of a “hot prowl burglary” at an apartment in the 3700 block of Barry Avenue. Upon their arrival, officers heard yelling and saw the suspect, later identified as 58-year-old Herman Gonzalez, through the broken front window of the apartment.

Gonzalez was in the front living room, armed with a large kitchen knife. Gonzalez was holding the knife against an elderly woman, shielding himself behind her, as they walked toward the front door of the apartment. The officers gave Gonzalez multiple commands to drop the knife; however, he refused to comply; resulting in an Officer-Involved Shooting.

Gonzalez was struck by the gunfire and fell to the floor. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the scene and pronounced Gonzalez deceased.

The three officers involved in the Aug. 25, 2016, shooting of Jerry Jackson, were cleared of any wrongdoing by the district attorney. This is the first body cam footage of its kind in Fort Collins. Courtesy of Fort Collins police.

He asked for it...

Video posted by the sheriff’s office shows a deputy arriving and running up to the hotel to a man found shot on the ground, who was later identified as 21-year-old Dylan Michael Jimenez. The sheriff’s office said in an original release Jimenez and his brother, Bryan Matthew Richardson, 28, were the two who had an altercation with another man outside the hotel.

The sheriff’s office said Jimenez and the other man were wounded when the two shot at each other. Richardson was with Jimenez in the parking lot when deputies arrived, according to the sheriff’s office.

Video shows a man tending to Jimenez telling the deputy he was a paramedic and described a gunshot wound on Jimenez’s chest. While the deputy is speaking to the man, multiple people are heard yelling to law enforcement, “He has a gun in his hand pointing it at people.”

The deputy runs over to the man with the gun, identified as Richardson, and pulls out his weapon. The video shows the armed deputy and another deputy directing Richardson to drop the gun multiple times.

Richardson is seen yelling something at the deputies before he is shot multiple times.

Richardson, Jimenez and the third man injured in the initial altercation were taken to the hospital. Richardson and Jimenez were pronounced dead at the hospital

Neighbors called the police on Ryan Whitaker and his fiancé when they were playing video games too loudly. Police arrive under the impression there is a domestic violence situation. Whitaker opens the door with a pistol in his hand and is shot in the back of the head while trying to place the gun on the floor.

If anybody knows of an uncensored version please post it I’ve searched hi and low for it but they’ve all been censored.

Houston Police Department released body cam video of a shooting that wounded a police officer outside a southeast Houston gas station.

An off-duty Arizona cop working security for a Walmart store an evening and fatally shot a man in a wheelchair nine times in the back as he fled after being accused of shoplifting.

The officer, Ryan Remington, has since been fired from the Tucson ...

Charges have been filed against Roland Caballero (31), arrested in the shooting of three Houston police officers and is charged with three counts of attempted capital murder of a police officer and one count of aggravated robbery.

(I know this is serious business, but I absolutely love that video, it's like an action movie!)

The video shows officers checking closets, a kitchen, the bathroom and one of the bedrooms before they go into the final room of the house, where Saavedra-Arreola is waiting.

As soon as one of the officers opens the closet door, Saavedra-Arreola lunges and starts wildly swinging a metal pipe and a folding knife. One of the officers narrowly avoids being struck, according to the video.

Police first shot him with a Taser, which doesn’t have any apparent effect.

The four officers then fire their weapons a total of 17 times. Saavedra-Arreola dies as a result of his injuries.