All articles tagged with #security footage
In Hillsboro, Oregon, detectives used security camera footage and forensic evidence to identify Dr. Steven Milner as the masked killer who murdered Kenny Fandrich, a case involving stalking, staged crime scenes, and a staged van, culminating in Milner's arrest and trial.
Donald Trump publicly criticized a contractor after discovering a large gash in the White House Rose Garden's limestone, sharing security footage of the incident, firing the contractor, and vowing never to rehire them, amid ongoing renovations of the garden.
Video footage shows sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson shoving her boyfriend at Seattle airport, leading to her arrest for domestic assault, though the case was later cleared; she participated in recent track events despite the incident.
New security footage reveals that Liam Payne was carried to his hotel room by staff shortly before his death, after reportedly threatening to escape via the balcony. Payne, who disliked being confined, fell to his death while attempting to leave the room at CasaSur Palermo in Buenos Aires.
A Mississippi family is fearful of retaliation after security camera footage of their carjacking incident gained widespread attention. Heather Allen, a Jackson resident, described the harrowing event where gunmen ambushed her family on their front lawn, demanding car keys and threatening her children. The incident has left the family feeling unsafe, prompting them to consider relocating. Local police are still searching for the suspects.
Three men are wanted for pickpocketing a 93-year-old man in a Costco parking lot in northeast Portland, with police suspecting more victims. The suspects used the stolen credit cards to buy gift cards and have committed similar crimes in Seattle. Authorities have released security footage and are asking for public assistance in identifying the suspects.
Jelly Roll's wife, Bunnie Xo, shared a TikTok video of their daughter Bailee sneaking out of the house, captured by security cameras. The video humorously shows Bailee and a friend being caught and sent back home by security guards. Despite recently receiving a new car for her 16th birthday, Bailee is now "grounded for life."
A man was arrested for setting fire to the office door of U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders in Burlington, Vermont. Security footage showed the 35-year-old suspect, Shant Soghomonian, spraying a liquid near the door and igniting it before leaving the building. The fire triggered sprinklers on multiple floors, causing damage to the door and surrounding areas. No injuries were reported, and it is unclear whether Soghomonian has legal representation.
A woman in Los Angeles, identified as Lisa Jones, was arrested for violently smashing the windshields of parked cars with bricks in a series of unprovoked attacks across L.A. County. The incidents, captured on security footage, targeted various vehicles, leaving owners feeling violated and confused. The suspect, arrested on charges of felony vandalism, is believed to have mental health issues, prompting concerns about addressing such problems in the community. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Los Angeles Police Department.
Security footage captured the harrowing moment when an Oregon man narrowly avoided a runaway saw blade that rolled from a nearby construction site and nearly struck him as he entered a convenience store. The blade narrowly missed the man and other customers, shaking the entire store upon impact. The construction site, operated by NW Natural and two other teams, is investigating the incident and has temporarily removed the contractor involved from other projects while reviewing their association. Safety measures are being prioritized, and no injuries were reported.
Two new videos have been released showing missing college student Riley Strain stumbling down the sidewalk in Nashville, Tennessee. The University of Missouri senior was last seen on security cameras walking towards the Cumberland River after being kicked out of a bar on Broadway. Despite search efforts, there has been no sign of him, and his family is urging anyone with information to contact Metro Police.
Video footage released by the Nashville police shows 22-year-old Mizzou senior Riley Strain stumbling down a street in downtown Nashville after being kicked out of a bar. He was last seen on Friday night, and the search for him includes police efforts, assistance from Luke Bryan's bar, and involvement of his fraternity brothers and family members.
Country star Chris Young, 38, has been cleared of all charges following his arrest at a Nashville bar after security footage contradicted the officer's version of events, showing Young being aggressively shoved by an officer before the arrest. The Nashville District Attorney has dismissed the charges of disorderly conduct, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest, prompting Young's attorney to demand an apology and the charges be dropped. Young's attorney expressed gratification with the decision, and the singer is known for a series of No. 1 hits and winning the reality show Nashville Star.
A 20-year-old Detroit mother, Shelby Parham, allegedly punched and knocked out a female Kroger worker in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, in front of her one-year-old child. The incident, captured on security cameras, occurred after Parham reportedly did not have enough money to pay for her items. She has been charged with aggravated assault and released on a $1,000 bond. The victim suffered a head injury and lost consciousness, while Parham's daughter witnessed the assault. Parham could face up to a year in prison if convicted.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's office walked back his statement that the faces of Jan. 6 insurrectionists would be blurred in security footage to avoid prosecution by the DOJ. A spokesperson clarified that the decision was to protect rioters from harassment by the public, not from prosecution, as the DOJ already has access to the raw footage. The release of thousands of hours of security footage from the Capitol riot has been instrumental in the prosecution of 1,200 rioters. Johnson and other Republicans have pushed for the full release of the footage to portray the insurrection as mostly non-violent, despite numerous charges involving serious bodily injury to police officers.