All articles tagged with #traffic stop
A Chicago police officer fired at a suspect during a West Side traffic stop early Monday morning. No one was hit by gunfire, the suspect suffered minor lacerations from broken glass, two officers were hospitalized for observation, the gun was recovered, and the suspect was taken into custody as COPA investigates; officers will be on routine administrative duties for at least 30 days.
Retired baseball player Lenny Dykstra was stopped by police on New Year's Day in Pennsylvania, where drugs and paraphernalia were found in his vehicle, leading to pending charges. Dykstra, known for his gritty playing style and tumultuous legal history, faces new allegations amid a series of past legal troubles.
Grace Lilly, a star of Bravo's 'Southern Hospitality,' was arrested in Charleston after a traffic stop revealed unidentified pills labeled 'Happy Pills' and an active warrant for harassment. She claimed the pills were birth control and Xanax but lacked documentation.
During an attempted immigration arrest in south Minneapolis, ICE agents were surrounded by neighbors and activists, leading to the use of pepper spray, tasers, and snowballs, with several arrests made amid a tense scene involving local police and sheriff's deputies.
During a traffic stop in Los Angeles, an ICE officer fired gunshots at a motorist who threatened them with a vehicle while attempting to flee, resulting in the motorist being wounded.
Omaha police ordered boxing champion Terence Crawford out of his vehicle at gunpoint during a traffic stop for reckless driving, shortly after a parade celebrating his victory. The police found a gun in his car, but all occupants were legally armed. The incident has prompted an internal investigation, with the city emphasizing the importance of trust and safety in the community.
Omaha native and boxing champion Terence Crawford was stopped and ticketed for reckless driving after a parade celebration, prompting an internal review by local authorities amid circulating social media videos of the incident.
Terence Crawford, celebrated for his recent boxing victory over Canelo Alvarez, was involved in a traffic stop in Omaha where he was held at gunpoint by police after a reckless driving report; he was found to have a legal firearm and was cited for reckless driving but released without charges. The incident prompted an official investigation and community concern, overshadowing the celebratory day.
Boxer Terence Crawford was pulled over and ordered out of his car at gunpoint during a traffic stop in Omaha, Nebraska, after police observed reckless driving and found a firearm in the vehicle. The incident, which involved legal firearm possession by all occupants, is under internal investigation, and Omaha's mayor emphasized the importance of community trust and transparency following the event.
Police and firefighters are being trained to respond to emergencies involving self-driving cars, including how to pull them over during traffic stops.
William McNeil Jr., a college student, publicly addressed his traumatic arrest during a viral police incident in Jacksonville, expressing fear and emphasizing the need for accountability, with calls for the officer involved to be fired and legal action pending.
A viral video shows William McNeil Jr. being violently arrested by Jacksonville deputies during a traffic stop, prompting an investigation into police conduct. The incident involved deputies punching McNeil and breaking his car window after he refused to exit his vehicle and questioned the stop. The sheriff's office is reviewing whether the officers violated policies, and McNeil's attorney plans legal action for injuries sustained.
A Jacksonville police officer is under investigation after a viral video showed him punching a driver, William McNeil Jr., during a traffic stop. The incident involved the officer smashing McNeil's car window and using force, which the sheriff's office states was not criminal but is still under administrative review. McNeil was arrested for resisting arrest and other charges, but his attorneys are calling for transparency and accountability, condemning the use of force as brutality.
The Jacksonville NAACP demands transparency and answers from Sheriff Waters after a viral video shows JSO officers violently arresting William McNeil Jr. during a traffic stop, raising concerns about police conduct and racial profiling. The incident, which resulted in injuries to McNeil, is under investigation, with calls for the release of full body camera footage and accountability for the officers involved.
Shedeur Sanders, Browns quarterback, received two speeding tickets this month, with video footage of the second incident showing him and his girlfriend being pulled over for speeds exceeding 100 mph; the girlfriend was not ticketed as she was driving at 92 mph.