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Video taken on the night of Oct. 17 shows a dramatic scene in a West Phoenix residential neighborhood involving a suspect who, according to police, jumped onto the roof of homes in the area.

According to police, the incident began to unfold in the area of 38th Avenue and Mobile Lane, where officers tried to stop a vehicle.

"The vehicle failed to yield to the traffic stop and felony flight was established," read a portion of the statement. "Officers did not initiate a pursuit of the vehicle. Rather, it was tracked to the area of 35th Avenue and Roeser Street."

Police say the suspect, identified as 29-year-old Jamie Chavira, was seen jumping into the backyard of several homes in an area neighborhood, and at times, on the roof of homes.

"Eventually, with the assistance of a K-9 deployment, the man was taken into custody," read a portion of the statement.

Policja w Milwaukee opublikowała film z kamery samochodowej oraz bodycam'u z wydarzenia, które miało miejsce w grudniu 2022 r., gdy mężczyzna ukradł radiowóz policji w Milwaukee, kiedyf unkcjonariusz przeprowadzał kontrolę ruchu drogowego. Oskarżonemu, 34-letniemu Danielowi Bartonowi, postawiono zarzut „przywłaszczenia i prowadzenia pojazdu bez zgody właściciela”. Ze względu na wniesioną skargę przez jednego z okolicznych mieszkańców, funkcjonariusz policji prowadził kontrole drogowe w pobliżu Holton i Keefe w Milwaukee tuż przed godziną 14:00. 5 grudnia 2022 r. Funkcjonariusz rozmawiał z osobami w zatrzymanym pojeździe, kiedy „zorientował się, że jego radiowóz odjeżdża w kierunku południowym ulicą N. Holton”. Funkcjonariusz poinformował przez radio, że został okradziony i podał kierunek, w którym poruszał się pojazd. Kilka minut później inny funkcjonariusz zauważył skradziony radiowóz w pobliżu Richards i Burleigh. Mężczyzna wyskoczył z samochodu i uciekł w boczną alejkę. Z raportu wynika, że kiedy w okolicy pojawił się rzeczony funkcjonariusz, przechodzień wskazał na kosz na śmieci mówiąc: „Jest w koszu na śmieci”. Oskarżony znajdował się w śmietniku z pokrywą zatrzaśniętą nad głową. W raporcie napisano, że „przegląd nagrania z kamery samochodowej pozwolił usłyszeć chichot kierowcy gdy odjeżdża samochodem, a następnie pokazuje, jak oskarżony opuszcza radiowóz i ucieka”. Barton został oskarżony i potem zwolniony z aresztu. W lutym wydano nakaz aresztowania za nie stawienie się na rozprawie.

Los Angeles, California — On August 12, 2023, at around 8:17 p.m., Olympic Area uniformed patrol officers responded to a radio call of a “Man with a Gun” inside the convenience store, located at the 3400 block of West 6th Street. Upon arrival the suspect, later identified as 35-year-old, Taylor Dean Sanders, had left the location. At around 9:19 p.m., officers who were canvassing the area, observed Sanders on the south sidewalk of Wilshire Boulevard west of Kenmore Avenue, carrying what appeared to be a black assault rifle. As officers issued verbal commands to Sanders, he raised the rifle in the direction of the officers resulting in an Officer-Involved Shooting (OIS). Officers broadcast a “Help Call,” as Sanders fled the location on foot.

Responding uniform officers from Rampart and Olympic Division observed Sanders walking south on Vermont Avenue from Wilshire Boulevard. Officers began to follow Sanders on foot from behind the cover of their trailing police vehicles. As Sanders reached mid-block between Vermont Avenue and 7th Street, officers deployed both Bean Bag Shotguns and 40mm Less-Lethal Launchers (LLL) towards Sanders. Sanders again raised his rifle in the direction of the officers, which resulted in a second OIS. Sanders continued to flee south on Vermont Avenue to a multi-unit shopping center and parking lot located at the northeast corner of 7th Street and Vermont Avenue. Officers again deployed 40mm LLL towards Sanders and as Sanders again pointed his rifle in the direction of officers resulting in a third OIS.

Sanders barricaded himself in an open-air stairwell of the parking lot and refused to submit to commands. Metropolitan Division Special Weapon and Tactics (SWAT) personnel responded to the location and after a lengthy standoff, Sanders surrendered without incident. Sanders was transported to California Hospital Medical Center for treatment of gunshot wounds. Sanders was admitted and listed in stable condition. Sanders was booked for Brandishing an Imitation Firearm at officers. Two replica firearms were located, a black air soft gun in the appearance of a rifle and a black and orange butane lighter in the appearance of a small pistol were recovered from the scene and booked as evidence. No officers or other citizens were injured during this incident. Force Investigation Division (FID) investigators responded to the scene and are investigating this incident.

Johnny McCray, age 39, was arrested on Wednesday night, Sept. 6 on assault charges after punching an officer in the face, according to Yonkers Police.

On the night of the incident, police responded to Yonkers Avenue in the area of Cypress Street on reports of a man lying down on the sidewalk. There, arriving officers found a man identified as McCray, who they confirmed was still breathing.

McCray was then taken into an ambulance for further treatment. However, he soon tried to leave the ambulance despite officers and medical staff's attempts to convince him to stay in the vehicle.

While police were telling McCray to stay for treatment and to sit down, McCray then sucker-punched one of the officers in his face, breaking his nose, authorities said.

The officers at the scene then pulled McCray to the ground and handcuffed him. He was later charged with second-degree assault on a police officer, a felony, in addition to other charges, according to police.