Man shoots three bystanders including an 8-year-old girl in the head after getting hit by a car while riding a scooter.

Philadelphia police are searching for the scooter rider who shot three people after a crash.

“The operator of that scooter gets up, produces a handgun and starts firing indiscriminately.”

The 8-year-old girl was shot in the head while in a car with her father. She will have to have surgery.

A 45-year-old male was shot in the leg, and a 47-year-old Middle School teacher inside another vehicle was shot twice in the face.

All three victims are reported to be in stable condition.

Body camera video shows police confronting a woman found living above a Family Fare grocery store in Midland, Michigan. She told police she'd been living in the sign for about a year. She'd fashioned a living space there, complete with a little desk, houseplant, computer printer, Keurig coffeemaker, and a cubbyhole full of food, according to police. (Video provided by Midland Police Department)

the cyber world criticized the clip of police kicking a grenade from the fight at Phan Fah Bridge. Some claimed that the police dropped the grenade themselves, while others said it was a grenade from an M79 launcher that the opposing side fired and fell on the police group.

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The man charged in the shooting of an unarmed Black man last month has resigned from the Shreveport, Louisiana, police department.

Former Officer Alexander Tyler, 23, resigned from the force late last week, according to Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux.

Tyler had been on administrative leave since being charged with negligent homicide after the February 3 shooting death of Alonzo Bagley.

“This decision was solely made by Mr. Tyler and his attorney. The City has followed all policies and procedures during this process,” the mayor said in a statement issued Friday.

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Alonzo Bagley, left, and his wife, Tangela Bagley, in a picture provided by his family's attorneys.

Shreveport, Louisiana, police officer arrested in fatal shooting of Alonzo Bagley, police say

Bagley, 43, was shot after Tyler and another officer responded to a domestic disturbance call at an apartment complex, according to Louisiana State Police, which is investigating the fatal encounter.

When the officers arrived, Bagley is seen meeting them at the door then walking through the apartment saying he is going to put his dog up, accoridng to police body-worn camera video. He then heads out a back door and jumps down from a balcony and flees. After a short chase, Tyler shoots Bagley, who was unarmed, state police have said.

Investigators have released the video and a 911 call related to the shooting, which happened less than a month after the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols by Memphis officers during a traffic stop – a case that reignited a national conversation about police use of force against people of color, particularly Black Americans.

Tyler's attorney, Dhu Thompson, told CNN last month that he hopes the video is reviewed “thoroughly and a decision is made based on facts and evidence.”

“Officers are always faced on a day-to-day basis with dangerous situations like that and at times where they have to make split-second decisions where they're in a potential life-threatening situation,” Thompson said.

If convicted on the negligent homicide charge, Tyler faces up to five years in prison. He has been released on bail. Tyler's arraignment is set for April.

Shreveport, in the northwestern part of Louisiana, is the state's third most-populous city and 56% of its 184,000 residents are Black, according to the US Census Bureau.Louisiana officer charged with killing Alonzo Bagley was twice suspended from the department, documents show

He was again suspended for 15 days in December, but the records did not indicate the reason.

In February 2022, a “personnel action notice” was issued and Tyler was transferred to a new area of patrol and shift. The documents don't say what prompted the action.

He received a letter of commendation from the department in April 2022 for his work on a shots fired call that led to a drug bust, the documents show.

A performance review from June 2022 said Tyler “displays good judgment,” “has satisfa

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Bodycam and dashcam footage show the moments a handcuffed suspect stole a Colorado State Trooper’s cruiser and crashed into a semi-truck during a reckless chase on June 20. Authorities said Anthony Alphonso Sanchez III stole the vehicle while his car was being searched after he was taken into custody for fleeing. Troopers deployed spike strips during the pursuit, causing the suspect to slam into a semi-truck parked on the roadside. Sanchez died as a result of the collision. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie breaks it down.

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A registered sex offender was arrested on June 9 at a Georgia Walmart for allegedly touching the bottoms of two young female customers and taking upskirt photos of others. Bodycam footage shows Suwanne police rushing through the supercenter in search of 33-year-old Gary Moultrie after security

showed them footage of the suspect creeping on the women. Moultrie was apprehended in the garden center after attempting to distract an officer he ran into, “my daughter is like right there, and she needs some help right now.” Police said Moultrie attempted to break his phone while being placed into handcuffs to destroy the evidence of his misdeeds.

On March 28, 2023, The Surprise Police Department received a call of a male refusing to leave the parking lot of a local business. The officer walked up to the vehicle and spoke to the man, 28-year-old Joseph Martin through the open driver side rear door. Martin began yelling at the officer, as the officer asked him questions.

At one point, the officer asked him if he had any weapons in the vehicle and the man yelled, "I am the weapon", and later began to yell "you are all pedophiles". The officer told Martin several times, that he needed to leave the parking lot. The officer requested another police unit, to respond to the call. While the first officer continued to try and speak with Martin, a uniform Sergeant arrived and the sergeant also attempted to engage Martin in conversation. Soon thereafter, Martin began to scream at the officers and tried to close the car door, while he was still inside the vehicle. The officer and Sergeant, prevented the door from closing and attempted to remove Martin from the vehicle. As the first officer reached towards Martin, he yelled that he had a gun. As he yelled this, Martin reached his right hand, toward his waistband, at the same time Martin grabbed the officer's holster. This is when the officer-involved shooting occurred. Martin was removed from the vehicle and officers attempted life-saving measures, until the fire department arrived. Martin died at the scene. During the investigation, a handgun was found in the man's right front pants pocket.

On May 5, 2024, at around 5:40 a.m., Seattle Police were near Sixth Avenue South and South Snoqualmie Street, when they saw the stolen vehicle with the suspect in the driver’s seat sleeping. Terminator devices were deployed and as officers tried to conduct a traffic stop, the suspect tried to get away causing three of the tires to flatten. The suspect drove onto a grassy area hitting some occupied tents and two people who were lying inside. Other people jumped out of the way to avoid getting hurt. The 30-year-old driver continued to speed away from police until the stolen vehicle would no longer drive.

Then, the suspect tried to hide in a dumpster, covering himself with drywall. A K-9 track led officers directly to the suspect. He was arrested. During the investigation, a gun was recovered along the path the stolen vehicle traveled. The suspect is lawfully prohibited from having a firearm. The vehicle was towed from the scene and other items involved were taken to be processed as evidence. The two people who were hit were treated on-scene by the Seattle Fire Department for injuries. The suspect was booked in the King County Jail for vehicular assault, unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a stolen vehicle.