MEDIUM ANGLE OF A SUMO MATCH IN AN ARENA OR AUDITORIUM. TWO WRESTLERS SQUARE OFF AS A REFEREE IN A FANCY GREEN AND YELLOW ROBE WATCHES CLOSELY. REFEREE WEARS A BLACK HAT. MATCH ENDS AND CROWD APPLAUDS. WRESTLERS BOW AND LEAVE RING AND A MAN WITH A WHITE F

Routine traffic stop turns into a brawl when the suspect refuses to be handcuffed....luckily a good samaritan stops to help the officer wrestle the man.

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October 3rd - 10PMCops arrived to the scene of an accident and it was quickly determined that alcohol was a factor. During the investigation one of the drivers repeatedly interfered with the officers. As he was being arrested he attacked one of the Chandler officers attempting to choke him...That's where the tape picks up!Suspect: Dustin Pew - 18 years

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Officers respond to two women fighting on a residential street. Officers BREAK it up.

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Officer has pulled over driver. Fight erupts when suspect cold cocks the officer, who winds up with broken Jaw.

Date Unknown 1998-1999Tony Edwards who had a domestic dispute with his wife on Tuesday night was arrested 48 hours later at approximately 8 when New Castle County police officers enticed him out of his townhouse in Bear, Delaware. Leaving Groceries on the Front Lawn Tony exits with his dog only to be tackled by officers with one using an all city football sack.During the standoff which occurred in the Raven Glen housing development residents were evacuated when Tony started firing shots following the dispute and holed himself up in his residence.

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Fighter plane's cockpit flying over sky with head up display acquire targets.

Officer gets more than a handful when his suspect comes out swinging after being pulled over.

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POLICE DASH CAMERA CATCHES A DRAMATIC FIGHT BETWEEN A SUSPECT AND AN ARIZONA POLICE OFFICER. THE VIDEO SHOWS THE SUSPECT TRYING TO CHOKE THE OFFICER BEFORE OTHER OFFICERS COULD STEP IN A SUBDUE HIM.THE SUSPECT WAS CHARGED WITH DUI AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.

Routine traffic stop turns into a wrestling match when suspect gets nervous and starts fighting. It's all caught on police cruiser surveillance video!

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Fighter plane's cockpit flying over sky with head up display acquire targets.

The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is defending its deputies after two were accused of excessive force by the man in a video who admitted he was drunk and unruly. The deputies arrested Craig Trevarthen when they were called to the Pebble Creek Apartments early Monday morning, because of a fight. Late Tuesday morning, the Seminole County Sheriff's Office released new video, one they shot, and it sheds a little more light on the struggle a suspect gave moments before they doused him with pepper-spray. Minutes before a photographer captured the violent arrest of 24-year-old Craig Trevarthen, another camera started rolling from a deputy's dashboard, capturing the same scene recorded on a different video but from a new perspective. Trevarthen said deputies used excessive force. "I put my hand where he can see it. He has my hand. He has my hand and my hand is right next to him, like this in front of me, and he still pepper-sprayed me. That's not right at all," Trevarthen said. But in the newly-released tape, according to deputies, Trevarthen turns his head and spit at them and deputies, in turn, struggle to apply handcuffs. Both tapes are now in the hands of a captain charged with reviewing the deputies' use of force. "And, although he is still in the process of officially reviewing the reports, officially reviewing all of the video documentation that has been provided, he has indicated to me that he sees no violation," said Lt. Dennis Lemma, Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Lemma said, in the video, Trevarthen repeatedly ignores commands to roll over. He said the deputies did what they needed to put Trevarthen in handcuffs and, in doing so, protect themselves. "The bottom line is, the deputy sheriffs that are out there working need to assure their own safety so they can facilitate and ensure the safety of others," Lemma said. Once the captain is done with his review of the arrest, the evidence will be presented to a major for a final check. The same process takes place every time force is used during an arrest. No one has filed a formal complaint about the arrest. Now, if someone does, there will be an additional investigation. Trevarthan was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer with violence. -----------------------------------------------SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. -- The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is reviewing video of deputies taking down a suspect. The deputies arrested Craig Trevarthen when they were called to the Pebble Creek Apartments early Monday morning, because of a fight. People who watched the arrest said deputies used excessive force. The video shows the two deputies wrestling with Trevarthen. Once they got him on the ground, one sprayed him in the face with pepper-spray. Trevarthen admitted he was drunk and loud, and even that he resisted arrest, but he thought the deputies went too far when they pepper-sprayed him while he was already on the ground. "The pepper-spray was too much," Trevarthen said. Deputies were called because Trevarthen was having a loud argument with his girlfriend. They had just come home from a night of drinking. "I had three double gin and tonics and five shots," Trevarthen admitted. It's not on the tape, but Trevarthen said he was walking back to his apartment when one of the deputies called him a chicken. Trevarthen admitted he lost it and confronted the deputy. "At one point in time, the suspect grabbed the deputy's arm, " said Lt. Dennis Lemma of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Lt. Lemma said Trevarthen was an intoxicated person showing different levels of aggression. He also said that Deputy Thomas Bronson pepper-sprayed Trevarthen because he wouldn't give up his hand and was a serious threat. "We train our staff and our deputy sheriffs to be cautious of every situation, and when you throw into the mix an alcohol-induced or a possibly drug- or alcohol-induced state, that even adds more dynamics to the particular problem," Lemma said. Lt. Lemma said the deputies did nothing wrong. Still, Trevarthen claimed he had his hand where the deputy could see it. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is reviewing the case like they do any time pepper-spray is used. The sheriff's office also has dash camera video, which could be released Tuesday. Trevarthen hasn't filed a formal complaint, but said he is considering it.

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Lawrence County Sheriff's Department detectives release video this afternoon of the attack on a Yellow Cab driver. The attack happened early Wednesday morning inside the cab driven by Corky Asbury.Asbury was stabbed in the neck when he refused to take the suspect to a Huntington strip club on Route 60.Asbury told detectives he was dispatched to the parking lot of the Exxon station near Fairland Middle School in Lawrence County, Ohio.The black and white images were captured on the car's dashboard-mounted camera. It shows a white male in the back of the cab crawl over the seat, put his left arm around Asbury's neck while his right hand holds Asbury's shoulder.Asbury's neck was cut, and he was taken to a Huntington hospital for treatment. The suspect stole money, climbed out the back of the cab, and fled.He was last seen wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, a toboggan cap, and is described as approximately 6 feet tall with a stocky build.

CLOSE ANGLE OF CAR STEREO OR GPS SCREEN OR MONITOR. BURN-IN. MAN DRIVING BENTLEY OR LUXURY CAR. HAND ON GEAR SHIFT.

TROOPER ON LEAVE AFTER STRUGGLE ENDS WITH SHOOTING.TROOPER JAMES CRESS OF THE WILMINGTON PATROL STOPPED ERROL BAKKER II AND ASKED HIM TO EXIT HIS VEHICLE ON SUSPICION OF DUI. WHEN CRESS TRIES TO PAT BAKER DOWN HE FIGHTS BACK AND A STRUGGLE ENSUES. BAKER HAS A HANDGUN THAT FALLS TO THE GROUND AND THE TWO FOUGHT TO GAIN CONTROL OF THAT FIREARM. MOMENTS LATER WE SEE TROOPER CRESS PULL HIS WEAPON OUT AND THEN BAKER'S BODY GO LIMP. TROOPER CRESS SHOT HIM IN THE HEAD AND BAKER DIED AT THE SCENE.

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AN OFF DUTY COP IS WORKING SOME SECURITY DUTY AT A GEORGIA BAR WHEN A FIGHT BREAKS OUT. AS THE FIGHT SPILLS OUT INTO THE PARKING LOT, OTHER COPS GET INVOLVED AND SOME PUNCHES ARE THROWN AS TEMPERS FLARE! IN THE END TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED AND ONE POTTY MOUTHED DRUNK GIRLFRIEND.