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The Aurora Police Department published video showing police using a grappler on a suspect with a suspected fake license plate attempting to elude officers. The tether on the grappler was severed, but it still slowed down the vehicle just enough for officers to stop the vehicle and make arrests.
As officers were conducting a traffic stop, a vehicle driving on the sidewalk ended up speeding past and barely missing an officer. Police caught up with the alleged drug-impaired driver and arrested him.
The King’s County Sheriff’s Office, out of Washington state, released dashcam footage showing a driver fleeing police in reverse after an officer conducted a pit maneuver. It didn’t work out well for the suspect, who was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and narcotics, DUI, and other charges.
New York officials, including anti-Trump Attorney General Letitia James, fell silent when they were asked during a press announcement on gun control enforcement if they had downgraded weapons charges for illegal aliens as ICE continues the president’s campaign to deport criminal illegal migrants.
Somebody call an ambulance! President Trump shamed a reporter after the journalist questioned why the 47th President wasn’t going to Kansas, asking if he was tired from travelling to rallies.
The Baltimore County Police Department released footage showing alleged shoplifting thieves fleeing from police once they were being questioned. A suspect driver hit a police vehicle while fleeing. The suspects then tossed the alleged stolen clothes outside of the car and onto a highway. Police eventually detained the suspects, and the clothes.
President Donald Trump knew exactly how to get the Lubbock crowd on its feet, flashing Texas Tech’s beloved “Guns Up!” hand sign to an enthusiastic reception.
Part of CO 151 in Archuleta County, Colorado was shut down due to intense rain and flooding breaking the road into pieces.
The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office released footage showing police chasing down an emu on the loose, even attempting to use snacks to catch the bird.
