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Bodycam Video Shows Woman with Child Being Pepper-Sprayed
The Rochester Police Department released the body cam footage from a February arrest in which a woman is pepper-sprayed in the presence of her child. It was the latest of several incidents with Black residents that have prompted calls for changes to the department.
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UN: at Least 18 Killed by Myanmar Forces in Several Cities
Security forces in Myanmar opened fire and made mass arrests Sunday as they sought to break up protests against the military’s seizure of power
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3rd Suspect Arrested in Death of Toddler Found at NH Truck Stop
A third person has been arrested in the death of a New Hampshire toddler who was found at a truck stop with fentanyl in her system last November, officials said Saturday. Dana Dolan, 24, is the final suspect accused in the nearly 2-year-old toddler’s death, and it comes only days after the child’s parents — Mark Geremia and Shawna Cote…
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Grave Collapses on NY Cemetery Worker, Buries Him; Homicide Squad Investigating
In a tragic event seemingly out of a horror film, a cemetery worker was killed when the grave he was digging collapsed on him Thursday morning on Long Island, police say, essentially burying him alive.
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Appeals Court OKs Release of NYC Police Discipline Records
Many New York City police discipline records can be made public over the objections of unions, an appeals court ruled Tuesday. The ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld a decision last year by Judge Katherine Polk Failla. Unions had opposed a new state transparency law on the grounds that it would unfairly taint...
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Watch: Cows Overtake Indiana Highway After Escaping Farm
About 75 calves caused a traffic jam in LaPorte County, Indiana, as they barreled down a busy highway.
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3 Hikers Found Dead After Alaska Avalanche
The bodies of three men have been located in the debris of an avalanche slide near Anchorage, Alaska State Troopers said
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City Leaders in Aurora Announce Plans to Reduce Crime
The City of Aurora announced Wednesday that it has experienced a spike in violent crime, but that it is taking steps to confront the problem by removing guns from the streets and by engaging in community outreach.
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City Leaders in Aurora Announce Plans to Reduce Crime
Aurora officials announced Wednesday that after a spike in violent crime, the city is taking steps to confront the problem. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.
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US Police Weigh Officer Discipline After Rally, Capitol Riot
Police departments across the country are reviewing the behavior of dozens of officers who were in Washington on the day of the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol
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Photos: DC Braces for Conflict as Trump Supporters Descend on the Capitol
Supporters of President Donald Trump are set to begin their second day of demonstrations in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, as Congress meets to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the Electoral College. Following a day and evening of mostly peaceful but sometimes tense rallies and speeches that ended with six arrests, Trump plans to address a crowd of supporters on Wednesday. Multiple groups... -
How Did a Mob Breach the U.S. Capitol Building? Security Experts Weigh In
On Wednesday, America was stunned to see pro-Trump protestors successfully breaching Capitol Hill, what is thought to be one of the most secure buildings in the country. Retired senior security special agent David Benson and former FBI agent Daniel Roberts joined LX News to weigh in on the controversial Capitol Police response to the crisis.
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Three Pressing Questions After the U.S. Capitol Breach
America watched in horror when waves of Trump supporters swarmed the U.S. Capitol. But as the shock begins to wear off, questions about security failures and bringing the rioters to justice still linger. LX News breaks down the answers to three of your most pressing questions.
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Chef José Andrés Gives 120 Pizzas to Law Enforcement After US Capitol Turmoil
“I’m here in Bethesda, picking up 120 pizzas to bring to downtown DC to the heroic women & men keeping our city safe tonight,” Chef José Andrés tweeted.
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Insecure Wheels: Police Turn to Car Data to Destroy Suspects' Alibis
On June 26, 2017, the lifeless body of Ronald French, a bearded auto mechanic with once-twinkling eyes, was mysteriously found in a cornfield in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
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No Federal Charges for Officers in 2014 Fatal Shooting of Tamir Rice, DOJ Says
The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it would not bring federal criminal charges against two Cleveland police officers in the 2014 killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, saying video of the shooting was of too poor a quality for prosecutors to conclusively establish what had happened, NBC News reports.
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Handcuffed Man Shoots Officer 3 Times With Hidden Gun, Flees
Police say a handcuffed man fired a gun police didn’t know he had out of a police vehicle hitting an officer three times before fleeing from a western Pennsylvania police station.
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Indiana Sheriff's Officer Shot, Man Killed as Gunfire Exchanged in Gary: Police
A Lake County, Indiana Sheriff’s officer was shot and a man was killed during an exchange of gunfire while attempting to serve a warrant, Indiana State Police said Thursday. According to police, a deputy attempted to serve a “civil warrant” around noon in the 600 block of Hanley Street in Gary and “during this interaction gunfire was exchanged between the…
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Curious Monkey Gets Loose in Japanese City
It took days for officials to finally catch a monkey running freely through the city of Fukuoka, Japan.
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WATCH: Police Save Woman From Sinking Minivan
Body camera footage shows the moment Ohio police saved a woman who crashed into a river over the weekend.