Louisville has become a shithole over the past 15-20 years. I only go over there when I absolutely have to.
General Police body cams in here
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he is still super gay, just a heads upHoly hell, I haven't seen a fakepie thread in way too long.
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Moses Lake, Washington — On May 4, 2024, at around 8:20 p.m., officers with the Moses Lake Police Department responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at the Motel 6 in Moses Lake. Body camera footage shows the suspect, 37-year-old Zachary Allen Stockton, locking himself in a room. According to a probable cause affidavit, Stockton had threatened to kill his girlfriend for allegedly cheating on him and allegedly pointed the barrel of a gun at her chest. During the confrontation, the victim managed to message or call someone from her phone, directing them to contact 911. Moses Lake Police Sgt. Adam Munro was the first to arrive at the scene with Officer Todd Taylor in tow. The footage shows Sergeant Munro attempting to negotiate with the suspect, pleading with him not to shoot. Almost immediately after, Stockton exited the motel room with two guns and opened fire at police. Multiple rounds of shots were fired from Stockton until both Sgt. Munro and Ofc. Taylor returned fire, hitting Stockton and incapacitating him. He was then taken into custody. Stockton was treated at a hospital and was later jailed in Grant County. According to court documents, Stockton is being held without bail and faces three counts of first-degree assault, one count of second-degree assault and unlawful possession of a firearm. A vehicle used for cover during the incident was found to have eight bullet holes, attributed to shots fired by Stockton. During the incident, Sgt. Munro was shot through the foot. He had surgery Sunday and is recovering. Sgt. Munro has been with the Moses Lake Police Department for 14 years. He is a firearms instructor and a former member of the regional SWAT team. Sgt. Munro is also a veteran of the United States Air Force. Ofc. Taylor has been with the Moses Lake Police Department for six years. He serves as a field training officer. Prior to working for MLPD, Ofc. Taylor worked at the Grant County Jail for 15 years. He is a United States Marine Corps veteran.
Dude was fat, lazy, and slow even in a shootout. You'd think he was picking up chips and queso in a Walmart aisle.
Those cops were a little too trigger happy in such a confined space, but it's a shame he didn't die.
That was solid.
I try sometimes
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Salem, Oregon — On February 27, 2025, an attempted robbery at the National Guard Air Station in Salem, Oregon, escalated into a fatal officer-involved shooting. Authorities responded to a report of a man, later identified as 22-year-old Matthew Wong, who had delivered a threatening note to the station's guard, demanding compliance within ten minutes. Senior Trooper Oxenrider, who was nearby training his explosive detection K9, self-dispatched to assist. Upon arrival, he encountered Wong near an airplane monument and attempted to engage him. When Wong refused to remove his hands from his pockets and then revealed a knife, the confrontation quickly intensified. Despite multiple warnings and two unsuccessful Taser deployments, Wong charged at the trooper, leading Oxenrider to fire two shots. Wong succumbed to his injuries at the scene. An autopsy confirmed he was struck twice, with bullets passing through his arm and torso. No other individuals were harmed during the altercation.
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Eh, walking away with a knife when shot. I don't care at all but legally a bit suspect.
"Wong charged at the trooper, leading Oxenrider to fire two shots"
This is misleading at best.
I'm all about shooting people, but not when they're moving away from you and no one else is around and in danger. If he'd popped him while dude was running at him, I'd have zero problem.
That cop is going to pound me in the ass prison.
I can’t watch a 19 hour video
Bulletpoints please
TIA
Bulletpoints please
TIA
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Hamilton Township, New Jerse — On March 8, 2024, at around 10:07 p.m., Hamilton Township Police Officers responded to a residence on Orchard Avenue in Hamilton, in response to a 911 call concerning a domestic dispute. During the encounter, 44-year-old Vincent Correa exchanged gunfire with Hamilton Township Police Officers Derek Fiabane and Paul Piromalli. Officer Fiabane and Correa were both shot. Officers and emergency medical personnel rendered first aid to Correa, who was pronounced deceased at the scene at 10:38 p.m. A rifle and a handgun were recovered from Correa’s person. Officer Fiabane was transported to a hospital with non-fatal injuries and has since been released.
I think you missed my add on joke
Which one was 19 hours?
Ignore him. He's retarded.
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St. Charles, Illinois — On December 1, 2024, a 911 caller reported seeing, 41-year-old Daniel H. Escalera, wielding a chainsaw entering River Glen of St. Charles, a senior living facility. St. Charles Police Department officers were dispatched. The first officer to arrive made contact with Escalera inside the facility at the doorway to the cafeteria. He was near multiple residents. The officer displayed his taser and gave multiple verbal commands for Escalera to drop the chainsaw. Escalera entered the cafeteria and started the chainsaw. The officer deployed his taser, striking Escalera in the chest. Escalera was briefly knocked down before getting back up, grabbing the chainsaw, and then running toward the officer. The officer retreated into the lobby and was joined by a second St. Charles Police officer. Both officers quickly returned to the cafeteria and a third officer followed Escalera through a secondary doorway of the cafeteria and eventually back into the lobby, where Escalera held the chainsaw over his head and charged toward the officer. The officer fired two shots which both missed Escalera. Escalera physically collided with the officer, striking him with the chainsaw and dropping the chainsaw. The officer fired a third shot as Escalera fled toward a hallway, hitting him in the left forearm. Once reaching the hallway, Escalera stopped to the immediate right of an elderly resident in a wheelchair, turned toward the officers, and held his hands forward in a position which appeared to imitate holding a firearm. The officer fired a fourth shot striking Escalera in the chest. Escalera immediately collapsed to the floor and officers handcuffed him before immediately providing medical treatment to the gunshot wound. Paramedics soon arrived and took over life sustaining measures. Escalera was transported to Delnor Hospital where he was pronounced deceased. The Kane County Coroner’s Office diagnosed Escalera as having methamphetamine intoxication and multiple gunshot wounds. The cause of death was ascribed to multiple gunshot wounds. Toxicology reports showed the presence of amphetamines, methamphetamines, and olanzapine. Based upon a review of the investigation and all evidence obtained, the St. Charles Police officer had the reasonable belief that the deadly force he employed was necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm to himself or other individuals.
Just the thumbnail:
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Fairfax County, Virginia — On Monday, September 16, at approximately 10:17 a.m., an officer responded to a residence in the 11800 block of Sunrise Valley Drive in Reston for a welfare check. FCPD received a request from a mental health professional to conduct a welfare check on 33-year-old Sydney Wilson, of Reston, who was reported to be in an agitated state. Police Officer First Class (PFC) Peter Liu knocked on Wilson’s door. Wilson opened it and immediately closed the door. The officer continued to try to speak with her and after approximately two minutes, Wilson opened the door again. This time, Wilson was in possession of a knife and immediately begins slashing at the officer with a knife, striking him in the head. The officer was able to back away and attempted to de-escalate the situation with verbal commands. Wilson continued to approach with the knife and the officer discharged his weapon, striking her three times in the upper body. Responding officers immediately rendered aid until Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department arrived. Wilson was taken to an area hospital where she was pronounced deceased. The officer was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Fairfax County, Virginia — On Monday, September 16, at approximately 10:17 a.m., an officer responded to a residence in the 11800 block of Sunrise Valley Drive in Reston for a welfare check. FCPD received a request from a mental health professional to conduct a welfare check on 33-year-old Sydney Wilson, of Reston, who was reported to be in an agitated state. Police Officer First Class (PFC) Peter Liu knocked on Wilson’s door. Wilson opened it and immediately closed the door. The officer continued to try to speak with her and after approximately two minutes, Wilson opened the door again. This time, Wilson was in possession of a knife and immediately begins slashing at the officer with a knife, striking him in the head. The officer was able to back away and attempted to de-escalate the situation with verbal commands. Wilson continued to approach with the knife and the officer discharged his weapon, striking her three times in the upper body. Responding officers immediately rendered aid until Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department arrived. Wilson was taken to an area hospital where she was pronounced deceased. The officer was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.