***Warning. This item contains video of a man being shot and killed on camera. Please take this into consideration when determining whether it is appropriate for broadcast.*** 

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FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEARLY 35 YEARS -- AN ON-DUTY CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH FIRST-DEGREE MURDER MURDER.
OFFICER JASON VAN DYKE IS ACCUSED OF SHOOTING AND KILLING 17-YEAR-OLD LAQUAN MCDONALD.
THE POLICE OFFICER IS WHITE.
THE TEEN WAS BLACK.
THE SHOOTING HAPPENED LAST YEAR.
BUT TONIGHT (TUESDAY) -- THE WINDY CITY IS PREPARING FOR PROTESTS -- AFTER POLICE AUTHORITIES RELEASED DASHCAM VIDEO OF THE SHOOTING.
MARY MOLONEY REPORTS -- BUT WE MUST WARN YOU -- THE VIDEO YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE MAY BE DISTURBING.

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PROTESTERS GATHER IN THE STREETS AFTER POLICE RELEASED DASHCAM VIDEO FROM THE NIGHT 17-YEAR-OLD LAQUAN MCDONALD DIED.
THE VIDEO IS FROM OCTOBER OF LAST YEAR.
YOU CAN SEE THE OFFICER JASON VAN DYKE OPENING FIRE -- AS MCDONALD FALLS TO THE GROUND.
VAN DYKE TAKES AT LEAST ONE STEP FORWARD -- THEN THE CAMERA"S ANGLE CHANGES.
(Superintendent Garry F. McCarthy/Chicago Police Department):"The officer in this case took a young man"s life and he is going to have to account for his actions."
On the night of the incident, POLICE GOT a CALL about A MAN WITH A KNIFE trying TO BREAK INTO VEHICLES.
INVESTIGATORS SAY MCDONALD WAS ACTING ERRATICALLY -- SLASHING AN OFFICER"S TIRE.
POLICE SAY WHEN MCDONALD -- WHO HAD P-C-P IN HIS SYSTEM -- IGNORED ORDERS TO DROP THE KNIFE-- VAN DYKE STARTED SHOOTING -- HITTING MCDONALD 16 TIMES.
(Anita Alvarez/Cook County State"s Attorney): "Our investigation has determined that Officer Van Dyke was only on scene for less than 30 seconds before he started shooting. In addition to the fact that all evidence indicates that he began shooting approximately 6 seconds after getting out of his vehicle."
THE AUTOPSY SHOWS SOME BULLETS ENTERED HIS BACK.
VAN DYKE"S LAWYER SAYS his client SHOT MCDONALD IN SELF DEFENSE.
(Daniel Herbert/Attorney for Officer Jason Van Dyke): "He firmly believed that he was in fear of his life and he was concerned about the life of his fellow officer."
NOW -- CITY officials are asking the people of Chicago to remain calm.
(Superintendent Garry F. McCarthy, Chicago Police Department): "People have a right to be angry, people have a right to protest, people have a right to free speech, but they do not have the right to commit criminal acts."
I"M MARY MOLONEY REPORTING.
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POLICE MURDER DEATH KILLING GUN WEAPON VIOLENCE BLACK WHITE OFFICER JASON VAN DYKE LAQUAN MCDONALD KNIFE CHICAGO PROTEST



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NAME: US ARRESTS 20090926I TAPE: EF09/0912 IN_TIME: 10:39:35:01 DURATION: 00:02:41:02 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/Police Handout/ABC DATELINE: Various - 25 Sept 2009 RESTRICTIONS: See Shotlist SHOTLIST ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET Arapahoe County, Colorado - 25 September 2009 1. Pan of armed federal agents guarding airport hangar 2. Wide plan of airplane carrying suspect, Najibullah Zazi being towed from hangar 3. Wide of plane taking off ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET New York, New York - 25 September 2009 4. Various top shots of motorcade carrying Zazi travelling on roads towards holding facility 5. Various top shots of car carrying Zazi entering holding facility, surrounded by media AP TELEVISION Dallas, Texas - 25 September 2009 6. Wide of Fountain Place tower, which Hosam Maher Husein Smadi allegedly planned to blow up, zoom in 7. Tilt up of tower 8. Richard Anderson, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi's lawyer, speaking to reporters 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Anderson, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi's Lawyer: "We've got a lot of work to do on our behalf to make sure that we understand everything there is that is necessary to defend our case. We have a 19-year-old boy who is scared, who doesn't have any family hardly at all in this country, and we're going...and also has a language, somewhat of a language barrier." 10. Anderson walking surrounded by media POLICE HANDOUT Ellis County, Texas - 11 September 2009 11. Black and white security camera video of Hosam Maher Husein Smadi in back of police car ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS HANDOUT Date and Location Unknown 12. STILL photo of suspect Michael Finton, also known as Talib Islam AP TELEVISION Chicago, Illinois - 25 September 2009 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Charles Tucker, DePaul University College of Law: "I think the bigger concern isn't whether you're leading them on; the bigger concern is what happens if they get away at that point, what happens if they get wind of your investigation, they go underground, then they commit the crime that they were planning to, that's the real concern I have." 14. Wide of Tucker working at desk STORYLINE Prosecutors say a 24-year-old Afghan immigrant now in police custody was on the verge of unleashing an attack in New York City on the anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks. Najibullah Zazi was stopped by police on September 10 as he entered the city of Denver, Colorado, and federal prosecutors say he dropped his plans for an attack once he realised that law enforcement were aware of his reported plans, prosecutors said. Investigators say Zazi and three associates went from one beauty-supply store to another in a Denver suburb this summer buying chemicals to make explosives. Zazi was flown from Denver to New York on Friday on a US government plane. He is now in custody in Brooklyn, police said and will face charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. Zazi denies the militant charge. He is set to appear for a hearing in Brooklyn on Tuesday. On Friday however, a another man arrested in an unrelated alleged bomb plot in Dallas, Texas appeared in court. The 19-year-old Jordanian national, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi, was arrested on Thursday and stands accused of parking what he thought was an explosive-laden truck in a garage beneath the 60-story Fountain Place office tower and trying to detonate it. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said they have had Smadi under surveillance since March. The agency says the suspect has repeatedly espoused his desire to commit violent militant activities. Undercover agents posed as al-Qaida members and set up a decoy car bomb, the FBI said. They say Smadi placed the car bomb in the garage of the Fountain Place tower, in Dallas, Texas. The FBI said Smadi then detonated the bomb from his cell phone but it could not explode as the undercover agents had built it with inert materials so the public was never at risk. Smadi mostly looked down as he was led into a federal courtroom in Dallas in handcuffs. Asked whether he understood his rights, he answered "Yes." Smadi is being represented by public defender Richard Anderson. Following the court hearing, Anderson told reporters had a lot of work to do in order to understand the case and how to defend his client. Anderson said he planned to be ready for Smadi's preliminary hearing scheduled for October 5. The sheriff's department in Ellis County, Texas, released dash-cam video of Smadi in custody in a patrol car. The video was taken on September 11 2009 after deputies arrested Smadi on a charge unrelated to the bomb plot. Smadi was charged with driving without a license or insurance and paid a 550 US dollar fine. Meanwhile, an American ex-convict described as an admirer of US Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh is being held in Illinois. Michael Finton is accused of trying to blow up a federal courthouse in Springfield on Wednesday. Federal agents arrested Finton Wednesday after he attempted to set off what he thought was a powerful bomb in a van outside a federal courthouse. In the Finton and Smadi cases, authorities say decoy devices were provided to the men by FBI agents posing as al-Qaida operatives. Both men are charged with trying to detonate a weapon of mass destruction, although they stressed that the two cases were unrelated and that both had no connection to Zazi. Security analyst Charles Tucker of the DePaul University School of Law said that in such cases, authorities have to perform a balancing act. Tucker said authorities must allow suspects to proceed just far enough with their plans to prove that they were serious about committing the crimes. However, he also noted that authorities must also keep a close watch on the suspects in order to prevent them from actually carrying out an attack. "The bigger concern is what happens if they get away at that point, what happens if they get wind of your investigation, they go underground, then they commit the crime that they were planning to, that's the real concern," Tucker said.

<pi> This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. </pi>\n\n --SUPERS--\n07 - 10\nMcDonald Family Photo\n\n18 - 28\nWLS\n\n29 - 51\nChicago Police Dept. \n\n51 - 1:02\nOctober, 2015\nWLS\n\n1:10 - 1:20\nJason Van Dyke\nFound Guilty of 2nd Degree Murder\n\n1:29 - 1:36\nJason Van Dyke\nFound Guilty of 2nd Degree Murder\n\n1:59 - 2:17\nDaniel Herbert\nDefense Attorney\nWBBM\n\n2:23 - 2:33\nRev. Marvin Hunter\nLaquan McDonald's Great Uncle\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER IS FACING DECADES IN PRISON AFTER BEING CONVICTED IN ONE OF THE MOST CLOSELY WATCHED TRIALS IN THE CITY'S HISTORY.\nJASON VAN DYKE is the first CHICAGO OFFICER TO BE CONVICTED OF MURDER IN AN ON DUTY SHOOTING IN NEARLY 50 YEARS.\nCNN'S RYAN YOUNG HAS THE DETAILS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nNATS verdict: "We the jury find the defendant Jason Van Dyke guilty of murder in the second degree." \nNEARLY FOUR YEARS AFTER THE SHOOTING OF 17 YEAR OLD LAQUAN MCDONALD, A JURY FOUND CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER JASON VAN DYKE GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER AND 16 COUNTS OF AGGRAVATED BATTERY ON FRIDAY. \nNATS verdict: "guilty of aggravated battery 15th shot//guilty of aggravated battery 16th shot"\nTHE VERDICT MARKING A CULMINATION TO THE RACIALLY CHARGED CASE THAT BECAME EMBLAMATIC OF DECADES OF TENSION BETWEEN CHICAGO'S URBAN COMMUNITES AND THE CITY'S POLICE FORCE. \n-NATS-\nTHE 2014 SHOOTING WAS CAPTURED ON THIS GRAINY POLICE DASHCAM VIDEO WITH NO AUDIO. \nVAN DYKE TOLD INVESTIGATORS HE FIRED IN SELF DEFENSE AFTER MCDONALD LUNGED AT HIM WITH A KNIFE. \nTHE VIDEO SHOWS VAN DYKE SHOOTING MCDONALD 16 TIMES. NONE OF THE OTHER OFFICERS AT THE SCENE FIRED THEIR WEAPONS. <pi></pi>\nIT WASN'T UNTIL 13 MONTHS AFTER THE INCIDENT THAT A JUDGE ORDERED THE CITY TO RELEASE THE VIDEO. \n-NATS protest: "16 shots and a cover up"\nTHE VIDEO IGNITED PROTESTS, A JUSTICE DEPARTMENT CIVIL RIGHTS INVESTIGATION, CRITICISM OF THE CITY'S MAYOR, AND EVENTUALLY THE OUSTER OF THE POLICE SUPERINTENDENT.\n-NATS court: "I shot him."\nIN AN UNUSUAL MOVE TUESDAY, VAN DYKE TOOK THE WITNESS STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE.\nJason Van Dyke/Found Guilty of 2nd Degree Murder: "His face had no expression. His eyes were just buggin out his head. He had just these huge white eyes staring right through me."\nAT TIMES BECOMING VISIBLY EMOTIONAL AS HE ALLEGED THE 17 YEAR OLD IGNORED REPEATED COMMANDS TO DROP HIS KNIFE BEFORE THE OFFICER OPENED FIRE.\nJason Van Dyke/Found Guilty of 2nd Degree Murder: "He waved the knife from his lower right side upwards, accross his body towards my left shoulder."\nPROSECUTORS SPARRED WITH VAN DYKE OVER DISCREPANCIES IN HIS TESTIMONY, THAT THE TEENAGER RAISED HIS KNIFE TOWARD OFFICERS - WHICH CAN NOT BE SEEN IN THE DASHCAM VIDEO. \n-NATS court - \nVAN DYKE'S LAWYER SAYS HE WAS NOT SUPRISED BY THE VERDICT AND PLANS TO APPEAL. \nDaniel Herbert/Defense Attorney: "It really is a sad day for law enforcement // if police officers think that- they can never fire against somebody that is acting the way Laquan McDonald did when they're 12 feet away from them, I think what we are going to have is police officers are going to become security guards."\nBUT FOR LAQUAN MCDONALD'S FAMILY, THEY HOPE THIS VERDICT WILL FINALLY HELP BRING THEM SOME CLOSURE. \nRev. Marvin Hunter/Laquan McDonald's Great Uncle: "This trial today did two things again - it gave us justice, of which we see. And it set a precedent across this country."\nVAN DYKE FACES A MAXIMUM OF 20 YEARS IN PRISON FOR SECOND DEGREE MURDER AND 6-30 YEARS FOR EACH OF THE 16 AGGRAVATED BATTERY CONVICTIONS. \nHE IS SCHEDULED BACK IN COURT OCTOBER 31. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nILLINOIS CHICAGO JASON VAN DYKE SECOND DEGREE MURDER LAQUAN MCDONALD POLICE OFFICER \n\n

A MCDONALDS EMPLOYEE CALLS POLICE AFTER SERVING FOOD TO A VERY DRUNK CUSTOMER IN THE DRIVE THRU. THE WORKER ALSO NOTICED THE PLATES ON THE CAR WERE YELLOW INDICATING A PAST DUI. POLICE DASHCAM SHOWS END OF CHASE ONCE COPS CATCH UP WITH SUSPECT. A MOTORCYCLE CAN BE SEEN SLOWING DOWN BECAUSE OF THE POLICE SIRENS, BUT THE DRUNK DRIVER CANNOT NAVIGATE AROUND THE BIKE AND HITS IT SENDING THE RIDER FLYING. SUSPECT IS ARRESTED ON DUI. SUSPECT NAME IS PAT JENSEN.

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Police stop a white van for a traffic infraction. when officer smells a strong whiff of cologne coming from the van he gets a little aroused....or at least his curiosity does! suspect allow the officer to search the van and he finds 50-pounds of marijuana!! defendant later pled guilty and got 3 years of house arrest and had to pay $1000 in fines.SUSPECT - TRAVIS MIRRA (WHITE VAN WITH MARIJUANA)CHARGES: TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE - MARIJUANADISPOSITION: ON 2/9/04 DEFENDANT PLED GUILTY, ADJUDICATION WITHHELD, 3 YEARS OF COMMUNITY CONTROL (HOUSE ARREST), $1050 FINES.

A WHITE FIAT IS ON THE RUN FROM POLICE IN ARKANSAS. WHEN THE CHASE GOES INTO A WOODED MUDDY AREA, THE DRIVER GETS OUT AND RUNS ON FOOT WITH KNIFE IN HAND. COPS QUICKLY DISABLE HIM AND BRING THE SITUATION UNDER CONTROL. SUSPECT WAS FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF METH AND MARIJUANA.

<p><pi><b>***ATTENTION AFFILIATES: Warning! This item contains material that some viewers may find disturbing due to the graphic nature. Each station must exercise its own judgment in determining whether it is appropriate for broadcast to its audience.***</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:00-:33</p>\n<p>CNN EXCLUSIVE</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Frontline Medics</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:40-:45</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p>Volunteer Medic</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:00-01:10</p>\n<p>January 22, 2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:10-01:21</p>\n<p>February 2, 2022</p>\n<p>Ukrainian Armed Forces</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:21-01:35</p>\n<p>CNN EXCLUSIVE</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Frontline Medics</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:36-01:41</p>\n<p>Matthew Chance</p>\n<p>CNN Senior International Correspondent</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:45-01:50</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p>Volunteer Medic</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:11 - 02:32</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:31-02:42</p>\n<p>CNN EXCLUSIVE</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Frontline Medics</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:50-02:56</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p>Volunteer Medic</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:57-03:02</p>\n<p>Matthew Chance</p>\n<p>CNN Senior International Correspondent</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>03:02-03:08</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p>Volunteer Medic</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>3:08 – 3:17</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>03:17 - 03:36</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>New York Times</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>03:36-End</p>\n<p>CNN EXCLUSIVE</p>\n<p>February 2, 2023</p>\n<p>Frontline Medics</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>CNN HAS OBTAINED SHOCKING, EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE OF THE RUSSIAN STRIKE IN BAKHMUT THAT KILLED AMERICAN AID WORKER PETE REED EARLIER THIS MONTH.</p>\n<p>REED, A FORMER U.S. MARINE, WAS IN EASTERN UKRAINE AS PART OF A VOLUNTEER MEDICAL TEAM AIDING CIVILIANS.</p>\n<p>CNN'S MATTHEW CHANCE SHOWS US WHAT HAPPENED.</p>\n<p>AGAIN, THIS VIDEO IS GRAPHIC AND DIFFICULT TO WATCH.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>THESE ARE FINAL SECONDS BEFORE VOLUNTEER MEDICS IN UKRAINE….</p>\n<p>….INCLUDING AMERICAN PETE REED -- SEEN HERE EXITING THE WHITE VAN….</p>\n<p>…….COME UNDER VICIOUS ATTACK.</p>\n<p>THE EXPLOSION RIPS THROUGH THE SCENE, LEAVING REED AMONG THE DEAD. BUT INCREDIBLY, YOU CAN ALSO HEAR THE SCREAMS OF SURVIVORS….</p>\n<p>… SURVIVORS LIKE ERKO, A VOLUNTEER FROM ESTONIA, WITNESSING THIS FROM JUST FEET AWAY.</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen, Volunteer Medic: “Yeah, the last one second that I remember before the blast, or when the blast happened. I saw the big ball of flame. And it was like instantly. My thoughts were the darkest that can be,”</p>\n<p>VOLUNTEER MEDICS WORKING IN BAKHMUT ARE NO STRANGERS TO THE EXTREME VIOLENCE RAVAGING THE CITY….</p>\n<p>FIERCE FIGHTING FOR CONTROL MAKING IT ONE OF UKRAINE’S DEADLIEST FRONTLINES – SOLDIERS DUBBING IT A “MEATGRINDER”. </p>\n<p>BUT THE PART OF TOWN WHERE THE MEDICS WERE ANSWERING THEIR EMERGENCY CALL ON FEBRUARY 2ND SEEMED RELATIVELY CALM….</p>\n<p>Matthew Chance, CNN: So when you arrived at the scene where you'd had these reports of casualties and you saw the casualties there, was there any fighting going on? Were there any artillery shells coming in close by that you would have would have made you …on cam -- aware that this was a particularly dangerous spot?</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen, Volunteer Medic: “No, no, it was actually awfully quiet there. We didn't get no warning because usually you can hear when when the rounds come in. You're gonna hear the whistle noise that determines that there is some mortar or artillery shell coming in. There wasn't nothing like this,”</p>\n<p>AND HE CATCHES THE EXACT MOMENT...ON HIS OWN PHONE.</p>\n<p>A FRAME BY FRAME ANALYSIS SHOWS WHAT MILITARY EXPERTS TELL CNN IS AN ANTI-TANK MISSILE STRIKING THE VEHICLE…..</p>\n<p>…. A WEAPON THAT REQUIRES LINE-OF-SIGHT TARGETING TO BE THIS ACCURATE. </p>\n<p>MINUTES LATER, THE MEDIC’S DASH-CAM RECORDS A SECOND STRIKE… </p>\n<p>SLOW MOTION REVEALING IT’S YET ANOTHER ANTI-TANK MISSILE ….. </p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen, Volunteer Medic: “It was observed and aimed directly and to be sure that it's going to be perfect hit they waited until the complete stop and after that they instantly fired.”</p>\n<p>Matthew Chance, CNN: So, do you think you were deliberately targeted by the other side?</p>\n<p>Erko Laidinen, Volunteer Medic: “Yes, I think there is not much of a debate about it. Because they shot 2 different vehicles, they tried to hit another one also. So, they were ready. They were prepared. “</p>\n<p>RUSSIA HAS REPEATEDLY DENIED DELIBERATELY TARGETING CIVILIANS. BUT OVER GRUESOME VIDEO OF THE AFTERMATH, THE RUSSIAN PRIVATE MILITARY COMPANY, WAGNER, SAYS THE VOLUNTEER MEDICS WERE FOREIGN MERCENARIES HIT BY “AN ACCURATE STRIKE.” </p>\n<p>EVEN FOR HUMANITARIAN VOLUNTEERS, IN THIS BAHKMUT MEATGRINDER, PROTECTION, IT SEEMS, IS SCARCE.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>UKRAINE RUSSIA BAKHMUT WAR EXPLOSION PETE REED</p>\n<p></p>

DURING A ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP LOUISIANA STATE TROOPER ROBERT HARRISON GETS HIT IN THE LEGS BY A PASSING MOTORIST. HE FALLS TO THE GROUND AND IS SERIOUSLY INJURED BREAKING BOTH OF HIS LEGS. HE IS NOW BACK ON PATROL (AS OF 1-10-08).

OFFICERS PULL OVER A VEHICLE BEARING SOME STRANGE LOOKING TAGS. SURE ENOUGH, THE CAR TAKES OFF AND A HIGH SPEED CHASE IS UNDERWAY. THE CHASE GOES FOR FIFTEEN MILES AND THE BAD GUY RAMS A STATE TROOPER BEFORE THE TROOPER RETURNS THE FAVOR WITH A PATENTED PIT MANEUVER AND ENDS THE PROBLEM. THE SUSPECT WAS WANTED FOR A PAROLE VIOLATION FROM THE MIDWEST.

OFFICER KEITH LINDLEY OF THE VAN BUREN P.D. STOPS A SUSPICIOUS LOOKING CADILLAC. WHEN HE APPROACHES THE SUSPECT, THE SUSPECT TAKES OFF AND THE HIGH SPEED CHASE IS ON! TURNS OUT DRIVER IS HIGHER THAN A KITE ON DRUGS AND TRIES VERY BRAVE AND STUPID STUNTS WHILE RUNNING FROM COPS....AT ONE POINT HE HANGS OUT THE SIDE OF THE DRIVER’S SIDE WINDOW. HIS CIRCUS ANTICS COME TO A SHOCKING CLOSE WHEN POLICE GET HIM PULLED OVER AND TASERED.

Two suspects involved in a high speed chase become victims of an angry cop and it's all caught on tape! Great Video! Police abuse, brutality.

Police in Vermilion pulled over James Mosley for speeding.Out of the van, Mosley gives police a fake name, and when he stumbles on the heel-to-toe sobriety test he tells officers he's pigeon-toed. But it's back at the police station, where the trouble really begins.While officers give Mosley the option of taking a breathalyzer test, he becomes more agitated.Officers aim tazers at Mosley before using pepper spray to subdue him. Vermilion Police Chief Robert Kish says his men acted properly in a potentially explosive situation.

NO OFFICIAL INFO KNOWN.INDIANA COPS ARE IN HOT PURSUIT OF A WHITE MINIVAN ON MOSTLY DUSTY, DIRTY BACK ROADS. CHASE ENDS WHEN THE LEAD CAR IS FINALLY ABLE TO USE A PIT MANEUVER TO RAM THE VAN INTO SUBMISSION.

A 20-year-old Mandeville man has pleaded guilty to causing a wreck that nearly killed a Louisiana State Trooper. The trooper's dashboard camera captured the April 4, 2006, collision on tape, showing Belock's car slam into the trooper at nearly 70 miles-an-hour. Trooper Robert Harrison had just stopped a motorist for a traffic violation along Interstate 10 near Siegen Lane. The trooper was standing outside the vehicle he'd just stopped when Belock's vehicle slammed into him.Andrew D. Belock was sentenced to five years probation after entering guilty pleas on November 13th to first-degree vehicular negligent injury and possession with intent to distribute drugs, prosecutors said. Prosecutors say Trooper Harrison agreed to the sentence of probation so that Belock could remain employed and pay an undisclosed monthly restitution to the trooper. If Belock fails to make those payments, he could then be ordered to prison.In the videotape, Belock is eventually placed in the back of Trooper Harrison's patrol car. At that point, he uses his cell phone to call his girlfriend. Audio equipment within the trooper's patrol car captured what Belock told his girlfriend that night. "I feel asleep," Belock is heard saying. "I was going 70 miles-an-hour and got in a head-on collision, baby. This person might be dead."Trooper Harrison declined our request for an on-camera interview. However, he said he approved of WAFB 9NEWS airing the videotape of his accident in hopes it would remind motorists of the importance of slowing down and pulling into the opposite lane when approaching emergency vehicles.

A suspect involved in a robbery drove away Sunday, with police close behind. The high speed chase ended he slammed into a mini van filled with innocent people.The chase went from 90 miles per hour to zero in a matter of seconds. Sirens sounded as Franklin police chased a robbery suspect along Rawson Avenue, going as fast as 90 miles per hour.The suspect in a black Cadillac swerved in and out of traffic.Then, he sideswiped a white mini-van and crashed into a snow bank. “Rollover at 76th and Rawson,” officers reported to their dispatcher.Officers jumped out of their squad cars and drew their guns.“Show me your hands! Show me your hands,” they shouted.While police tried to arrest the driver, witnesses ran to help the family of three who were inside the mini-van. They were all taken to the hospital with minor injuries“Being in the intersection within 30 seconds of this happening, it is scary,” Witness Lisa Plewa said.It took half a dozen officers to finally get the suspect, 35-year-old David Martin, out of the car.They pulled him to the ground and took him into custody for causing what could've been a very deadly scene on Franklin’s busy streets.

AMAZING VIDEO IN UTAH WHERE TWO HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICERS RUN FOR THEIR LIVES. IT WAS A RESULT OF A VAN HAULING A TRAILER THAT OVERTURNED ON THE ICY INTERSTATE. THE TROOPERS BARELY ESCAPED BEING CRUSHED BY THE VEHICLES. IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, YOU WILL SEE THAT THE WHOLE THING STARTED WHEN THE TROOPERS WERE HELPING A MAN IN AN OVERTURNED PICK UP TRUCK -- SEEN ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE SCREEN. HE DOESN'T KNOW JUST HOW LUCKY HE WAS ON THAT SNOWY DAY.

POLICE HAD TO SHOOT SOME ESCAPED CHIMPS FROM LOCAL ZOO. THE SHOOTING IS OFF CAMERA so don't worry animal lovers.

Two Utah State Troopers are lucky to be alive tonight after almost being crushed by careening vehicles during a snowy accident. The troopers were assisting weather related accident victims ont he side of the road when they spotted another accident in action. the troopers immediately began running for their lives as a van hit a truck and both vehicles started spinning out of control toward the officers. the surveillance tape from two different angles tells the story of how close thoe police officers were to being crushed by the crashing vehicles.

two Utah State Troopers are lucky to be alive tonight after almost being crushed by careening vehicles during a snowy accident. The troopers were assisting weather related accident victims ont he side of the road when they spotted another accident in action. the troopers immediately began running for their lives as a van hit a truck and both vehicles started spinning out of control toward the officers. the surveillance tape from two different angles tells the story of how close thoe police officers were to being crushed by the crashing vehicles.

A GOOD CHASE INVOLVING A STOLEN VAN. ONE OF THE OTHER PATROL CARS ALMOST CRASHES DURING THE CHASE. AT ONE POINT THEY ARE DRIVING THE WRONG WAY.

UNDERCOVER INVESTIGATION OF ROUGUE TOW-TRUCK DRIVERS IN LA. PEOPLE PARK THEIR CARS LEGALLY, BUT TOW-TRUCK DRIVERS TELL THEM THEY ARE PARKED ILLEGALLY AND CONNECT CAR TO TOW TRUCK. IF THEY PAY THE TOW-TRUCK DRIVER THE BOGUS FINE, THEY RELEASE THE CAR. IN THIS CASE, THE SCAM UNFOLDS ON CAMERA FOR THE UNDERCOVER FEMALE COP