Dallas police released body-camera footage of a shootout between officers and a robbery suspect, Reginald Curry, in which at least a dozen shots were fired. The suspect, facing three counts of aggravated assault on a public servant, was seen pointing a pistol at people in an illegal game room. After refusing commands to drop his weapon, he was shot in the leg and chest by officers and taken to a local hospital in critical but stable condition. The incident is under investigation by the Dallas police special investigations unit and the Dallas County district attorney’s office.
The shooting of a robbery suspect by police in Osceola, Arkansas has been ruled justified by state investigators, with no charges filed against the officers involved. Keivion Jones, accused of robbing a convenience store, was found outside a residence and ignored commands to show his hands, instead pointing an AK-47 rifle at an officer. Two officers opened fire, fatally wounding Jones. The investigation was conducted by Arkansas State Police, who deemed the shooting justified. Family members stated that Jones suffered from mental illness.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is searching for a Black or Hispanic male suspect who robbed a business in the southwest valley. The suspect threatened employees with a firearm, stole cash, and fled the scene. No injuries were reported. The suspect was last seen wearing a gray beanie hat, white hooded sweatshirt, gray workout shorts, and white tennis shoes. He was driving a black or dark-colored Chevrolet pick-up truck with a trailer hitch. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police or Crime Stoppers for a potential cash reward.
Cincinnati police are searching for a robbery suspect who jumped into the Ohio River to avoid police during a chase. Crews are currently searching the area, but it is unclear whether the suspect has been found.
The Los Angeles County coroner's office identified the robbery suspect shot and killed by Monterey Park police as 30-year-old Jose Gonzales Morales. The police attempted to stop the suspect's vehicle, believed to be connected to an earlier robbery, but he failed to pull over, leading to a pursuit that ended on the 10 Freeway. The suspect fired shots at pursuing officers during the chase and again as he attempted to flee on foot. Police returned fire, killing Morales on a freeway ramp. One officer suffered minor injuries during the foot pursuit, and the investigation caused a traffic snarl for over five hours.
A robbery suspect who fled from Baltimore police officers crashed the car, killing a 74-year-old passenger. The driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed in the Roland Avenue area after officers tried to stop the car. The driver was taken to a hospital in police custody and is expected to survive. Charges are pending, and the police are asking anyone with information to call them or Metro Crime Stoppers.
