OHIO STATE TROOPERS RESPOND TO A CRASH AND FIND THE VEHICLE ENGULFED IN FLAMES WITH THE DRIVER PASSED OUT IN THE CAR! ONE TROOPER USES HIS FIRE EXTINGUISHER TO BREAK OUT THE WINDOW AND THROUGH THE SMOKE THEY FIND THE DRIVER. AFTER A STRUGGLE THEY ARE ABLE TO PULL THE DRIVER OUT AND ADMINISTER FIRST AID UNTIL THE PARAMEDICS ARRIVE.

Highway sign shows Cleveland

<p><b>--TEASE--</b></p>\n<p>SAILORS STRANDED OVERNIGHT IN ROUGH SEAS.</p>\n<p>PLUS A SMOKENADO STREAKS ACROSS A FIELD. </p>\n<p>COMING UP IN TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>3rd Party Material Prefonted</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>MOTHER NATURE WREAKS HAVOC ON THE OPEN OCEAN CAUSING MAJOR STRESS FOR A PAIR OF SAILORS.</p>\n<p>PATRICK CORNELL HAS THAT VIDEO IN TAKE A LOOK AT THIS!</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>THIS BOAT BEING BASHED IN BRAZEN WATERS OFF THE COAST OF AUSTRALIA IS ENOUGH TO MAKE YOU SEA SICK AND YOU'RE NOT EVEN ON THE DANG THING.</p>\n<p>THE TWO PEOPLE ON THE YACHT - SPIRIT OF MATESHIP - ACTIVATED A DISTRESS BEACON AFTER WILD WINDS KNOCKED OUT POWER AND COMMUNICATIONS..</p>\n<p>ROUGH SEAS AND CRAZY WAVES RUINED THE ORIGINAL RESCUE ATTEMPT...</p>\n<p>THE COUPLE ONBOARD THEN STRANDED FOR A TERRIFYING OVERNIGHT STAY AS HIGH WATERS WHIPPED AGAINST THE VESSEL.</p>\n<p>HOURS LATER RESPONDERS SENDING OUT THIS SMALLER BOAT ONCE THE SURF SMOOTHED OUT TO SAVE THE COUPLE FROM THAT NIGHTMARE.</p>\n<p>THOSE RESCUED SAILORS GREETED WITH A DIFFERENT KIND OF WAVE AND BIG HUGS FROM THEIR SON AS THEY ARRIVED BACK IN SYDNEY AFTER THAT HORRIFYING ORDEAL.</p>\n<p>IT'S SAFE TO ASSUME THEY'RE HAPPY TO BE BACK ON LAND.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>THE TIDES WASHED UP ANOTHER RESCUE VIDEO.</p>\n<p>IN OHIO A TROOPER SPOTTED A SUPER SMALL KITTEN STUCK ON THE SIDE OF THE INTERSTATE.</p>\n<p>THAT TROOPER QUICKLY STOPPING TO GO CHECK ON THE FRIGHTENED FELINE.</p>\n<p>AS YOU CAN SEE CARS FLYING BY AS THE CAT COWERS NEAR THE BARRIER.</p>\n<p>BUT OUR FEARLESS RESCUER MAKES HIS WAY OVER TO THE ANIMAL WHO APPEARS EAGER TO GET OUTTA THERE.</p>\n<p>"Hey buddy. Come here. It's okay. It's okay."</p>\n<p>GOOD NEWS - THE RESCUED KITTY HAS BEEN TREATED AND CAN NOW HEAD TO A FUREVER HOME.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AND HERE'S SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT BUT STILL CHAOTIC.</p>\n<p>WILD WINDS WHIPPED UP THIS SMOKENADO.</p>\n<p>A CAMERA CAPTURED IT CHURNING ACROSS A CORN FIELD IN ALABAMA.</p>\n<p>THE NITRATE CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS THE UNIQUE VORTEX SPAWNED WHILE THEY WERE WORKING ON GETTING CONTROL OF A GRASS FIRE.</p>\n<p>WITH SOME EXTRA HELP AND A LITTLE RAIN, THEY WERE ABLE TO STAMP OUT THE SMOKENADO AND THE FIRE.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>FOR TAKE A LOOK AT THIS....I'M PATRICK CORNELL</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>OCEAN WATER BOAT YACHT RESCUE WIND POWER ANIMAL KITTEN CAT TROOPER DASHCAM SMOKE FIRE CORN</p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p>"First Question" - Kosinus APM (ASCAP) 100% / Pierre Perez Vergara (SACEM) 50% / Louis Perez (SACEM) 50%</p>\n<p>"Benchmark" - Edition Black is Blonde (PRS) 100% / Abbas Ali Premjee (SESAC) 100%</p>\n<p></p>

The light of the car that shines while driving at night

Jury selection began today for Cheyne Kehoe, one of two brothers accused of shooting at Ohio police in a incident caught on videotape.

Timelapse video of the Dayton, OH skyline with the First St. Bridge and Interstate 75 in the foreground at rush hour.

In Wilmington, Ohio, jury selection is underway in the trial of Cheyne Kehoe. He's one of two brothers accused of shooting at Ohio police officers during a traffic stop that was caught on video tape.

Westlake- Fleeing bank robbery suspect Jason Saah raised what appeared to be a weapon at a police officer Friday before officers from Fairview Park and North Olmsted shot him to death, newly released footage from police officers' dashboard-mounted video cameras indicates."I'm convinced he pointed what appeared to be a firearm at the officers," Westlake police Capt. Guy Turner said Monday. "It was a grave mistake."The gun later proved to be a toy, but the police officers who fired on Saah obviously didn't know that, police said.At least six bullets struck the 21-year-old Fairview Park man, in the neck, trunk, right hand and left upper leg, a Cuyahoga County coroner's spokesman said Monday.Westlake police released dash-cam videos from two police cruisers.The videos show police cars stopping in front of and behind Saah and his getaway car; as one officer approached from the front and got to within a dozen feet of Saah's car, the suspect got out and raised his hand, in which he appeared to be holding a gun.Westlake police later said the putative weapon, a toy, was damaged by gunfire.Police said Saah robbed the National City Bank at Lorain Road and West 231st Street in North Olmsted. Saah drove away, but police cars surrounded him at Columbia Road and Westwood Road in Westlake at 4:07 p.m.At least two officers, from Fairview Park and North Olmsted, fired at him.

Aerial shot along a freeway in the green and sunny countryside in Ohio. Shot in USA.

/ dashcam video of police officers pulling over car / driver gets out of car with an AK 47 weapon and shoots at police car in violent shootout until shooter collapses. Police shootout with man weilding AK-47 on March 10, 2013 in Middelfield, Ohio (Footage by Getty Images)

Officer Jim Simoni is in the lead as more than two dozen officers pursue a suspect through the darkened streets of Cleveland. The massive response is due to the fact that the suspect allegedly attacked a state trooper, rammed a cruiser and dragged a cop down the road. To make things worse, he's carrying a large gun while he drives.Officer Simoni has IDed the suspect and it appears he's heading home. The suspect drives slowly, but tensions are high as the suspect approaches his house. The suspect pulls into his driveway. As officers approach, he jumps out of the car pointing a .357 Magnum at them. He's hit with pepper spray, but refuses to drop the gun.When it looks like he's about to open fire, the officers are left with no other option but to open fire. The suspect and Officer Simoni go down in the volley of bullets. Both men are placed in cruisers and rushed to the hospital.The suspect is seriously injured, but Officer Simoni is a lot better off, thanks to his body armor. In fact, he gets to go home after a few hours of treatment.

Riding the freeway at dusk in Avon, Ohio.

One man is dead and two officers are injured after an overnight chase and shooting. Police said an officer tried to pull over a car on Cornell Road near Sycamore High School for driving without lights just before 12:30 a.m. The officer told dispatchers that he thought the Monte Carlo might be one stolen from Clermont County last week. Officers said the driver of the car, Charles Wayne Bennett, tried to run over the officer, then raced away, turning onto Reed Hartman Highway. As officers pursued the car at speeds up to 100 mph, they said Bennett rammed his car into a police cruiser, then hit a tree. But when officers approached on foot near Cooper Road, police said, Bennett drove the car at them again and continued down Reed Hartman as police fired on the car. "The vehicle was being used as a weapon," said police Capt. James Schaffer. After another collision, the car stopped again, and an officer attempted to arrest Bennett. When Bennett tried to hit the officer with the car, the officer ended up on the car's hood and fired twice, hitting Bennett at least once. Bennett, 37, was taken to Bethesda North Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Blue Ash police said two officers suffered injuries in the chase.

Westerville Fire Department uses soon-to-be demolished house for training, Westerville, OH, US.

A man who was in police custody in Middleburg Heights after resisting arrest following a fender-bender crash Monday night has died, the police chief said.Chief John Maddox said officers responded to the scene of the rear-end style crash just after 11 p.m. at the intersection of Fowles and Pearl roads.At the scene, Maddox said officers determined the driver of the striking car, 41-year-old Howard Hammon of Westlake, was impaired. Police also found marijuana and paraphernalia on him.While trying to arrest Hammon, Maddox said he was being uncooperative and resisting, so two Tasers were used to subdue him."We Tased him once and it didn't knock him down," Maddox said. "It didn't seem to have any affect on him so we had to use a second one."Once officers gained control of him, they used two pairs of handcuffs to place him under arrest due to his large size. Maddox described him as 6'1 and 275 pounds.Maddox said after the Tasings, officers called for an ambulance to take Hammon to the hospital to be checked out and while they were waiting they noticed he wasn't breathing. He was pronounced dead at Southwest General.Maddox said Hammon had a history of criminal activity, including domestic violence, disorderly conduct and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.Maddox said he won't know just what caused Hammon's death until the autopsy report is completed. Although it's never happened in Middleburg Heights, other suspects have died after being shocked with a Taser. However Maddox said "there's no proof that tasing causes death."After reviewing the case, Maddox said he believes his officers acted properly.

Cedar Point road in Sandusky on the shore of Lake Erie in the United States

An Ohio police officer (Nick Rezac) was mowed down by a drunk driver this weekend and the whole incident was caught on tape. The officer was pulled over to help a stranded motorist when the drunk driver swiped the squad car sending the officer flying. The drunk driver was caught just down the road with a blown tire. His blood alcohol level was .23, nearly three times the legal limit in Ohio.Amazingly, the officer only suffered minor injuries. He said he was very sore but barely had any cuts or bruises from the incident.

Atlanta, Georgia, USA - May 30, 2021. Driving shot of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in the Memorial Day weekend amid the Covid-19 pandemic. International section is almost empty.

TWO POLICE OFFICERS ARE WOUNDED AFTER A SHOOTOUT WITH A MADMAN. AFTER A ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP, THE SUSPECT SHOT ONE OFFICER. HE THEN LED COPS ON A SHORT CHASE WHERE HE ENDED UP SHOOTING ANOTHER AND TAKING HIS OWN LIFE. SUSPECT MATTHEW HUTCHINSON *23-YEARS OLD* HIT TWO OFFICERS WITH GUNFIRE. BOTH SERGEANT MATT BIESER AND OFFICER JEFF DUMA ARE RECOVERING AND WILL RETURN TO WORK SOON. BEISER WAS HIT IN THE LEG AND DUMA IN THE SHOULDER. THE DRIVER AND ANOTHER PASSENGER WERE CHARGED WITH COMPLICITY TO FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

SHOCKING VIDEO OUT OF MIDDLEFIELD, OHIO THAT SHOWS A GUN BATTLE BETWEEN A MAN WITH AN AK 47 AUTOMATIC MACHINE GUN AND POLICE. SOMEHOW, THE COPS SURVIVE THIS MANIACAL ATTACK.A man who was killed after shooting at Middlefield police officers during a traffic stop has been identified.James L. Gilkerson, 42, of Mentor-on-the-Lake, was the suspect, the Geauga County Sheriff's Office said.Authorities said Gilkerson shot at the two officers from his vehicle before the officers had a chance to exit the cruiser on Route 608 (North State Avenue) and Tare Creek.The officers returned fire, killing the suspect at the scene."I heard a bang, bang, a bang," said Christopher Coggins, who didn't realize what he heard were gunshots. "At worst, I thought it was firecrackers because it is a small town and nothing ever happens here."A female officer was shot in the hand and taken to a nearby hospital by medical helicopter to undergo emergency surgery.The male officer sustained minor injuries to his left knee from flying fragments.Police have not officially released the names of the officers, but a sign outside the Middlefield Municipal Center read "Heartfelt blessings to officers Savage and Thomas."Both officers are expected to fully recover.Officials said the suspect was using a semi-automatic rifle.It is unknown how many shots were fired.

Aerial view of Interstate 76 in Edinburg Township, Ohio on a summer day.

The light of the car that shines while driving at night

Surveillance video from a shoot-out last weekend involving two men and the police. The FBI has been called into the case.

OFFICERS ALREADY ON A TRAFFIC STOP NOTICED A CAR GOING THE WRONG WAY DOWN THE STREET. POLICE FOLLOWED THE CAR AND SIGNALED IT TO STOP WITH LIGHTS AND SIRENS. THE VEHICLE CONTINUED, SPEEDING AWAY FROM THE OFFICER. AFTER FLEEING AND RUNNING THROUGH SEVERAL STOPLIGHTS, THE CAR WENT THE WRONG WAY AGAIN AND CRASHED HEAD-ON INTO A CONCRETE MEDIAN.A FIRE BEGAN AFTER THE CRASH, WITH THE DRIVER AND A PASSENGER TRAPPED INSIDE. OFFICERS BROKE THE CAR'S PASSENGER-SIDE WINDOW AND REMOVED BOTH OF THE MEN FROM THE VEHICLE. POLICE CHARGED THE DRIVER, JEFFREY VANDYNE, 19, WITH AGGRAVATED VEHICULAR ASSAULT, FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH AN OFFICER, AND RECKLESS OPERATION, AMONG OTHER CHARGES INCLUDING UNDERAGE CONSUMPTION. VANDYNE'S PASSENGER WAS NOT CHARGED IN THE INCIDENT.