The other day, two police officers were arresting a petty criminal there, when his girlfriend, without any hesitation, began to twerk right in front of their faces.
The only thing left for the officers was to look helplessly at her shaking buttocks.

The leader of the gang in Mariani (Haiti) is humiliating the body of a killed cop.

Arkansas State Police Pursuit Compilation

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Body cam footage released Thursday by the Okaloosa County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office shows a deputy shooting 23-year-old Air Force Airman Roger Fortson at a Fort Walton Beach-area apartment complex last Friday, who later died from his wounds at an area hospital.

Decorated U.S. Air Force senior airman shot to death by the police after they allegedly barged into the wrong house.

23-year-old Roger Fortson died in a Florida hospital after getting shot 6 times.

Fortson was on a FaceTime when he got a knock at the door. When Fortson went to the door and asked who was there, no one responded.

There was another aggressive knock on the door according to the woman on the other side of the FaceTime call.

Fortson then looked through the peep hole and didn't see anyone.

Out of caution, he retrieved his legally owned firearm.

After he returned to the living room, police knocked down the front door and shot him 6 times out of "self-defense."

Police were reportedly responding to a "disturbance" and knocked on the wrong door. The woman on the other side of the call said Fortson had not disturbed anyone.

"He just came back from deployment from fighting for us. With everything we got going on in our country, he's fighting for us and he came back to be murdered, slain like that so violently," his mother said.

"He was my gift, and they took my gift away. And they didn't give it to me. God gave me that gift... and they took my gift away."

Animals are now the dominant species, leaving human kind to bend to their will. In a remote corner of the countryside, a group of humans suddenly find themselves hunted as prey. Strong threat, violence, bloody images.

Rise of the Footsoldier : Vengeance

An Ohio woman called 911 on herself after driving her car off a loading dock in the industrial business sector of West Lake in March. Bethany Gholson felt “safe” when officers arrived, going as far as telling them she was “so drunk it’s not even f**king funny.” Gholson pleaded not guilty to operating a vehicle under the influence after allegedly telling police she was “drunk driving” numerous times and evening offering to “keep driving” while her car was clearly out of commission, all of which was captured on the officers’ body cameras.

On 1/6/23 at approximately 11:00 a.m., I initiated a traffic stop on a black Nissan Altima for traveling in the left lane for too long and impeding traffic. I approached the vehicle and told them who I was and the reason I stopped them. I spoke with the driver and passenger. I asked for the drivers’ license and if the car was his. They told me it was a rental, but they did not have a rental agreement. The driver, Gian Martinez, seemed nervous as he handed me his license; his hand was shaking. I asked fora rental agreement, and they told me they did not have one. I asked who rented the vehicle, and the passenger, Brandon Dalton, said “Ugh, my mom.” I asked them what brought them through Arkansas, and they said just traveling. Dalton told me they were headed to North Carolina, and they were coming from Texas. I had the driver pull forward to a safer location past the guardrail they parked at originally. I approached the vehicle again and asked Mr. Dalton to have his mother send a picture of the rental agreement, and he told me she was at work and could not do it at the moment.