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Road raging Florida woman bites Cop
This compilation of security and bodycam footage comes courtesy of the Police Department in Orlando, Florida. In what can best be summarized as a road-rage incident, Mandolyn Shaffer-Brockwell, attacked a man after being honked at on 23 February 2026. She also attacked a woman who tried to intervene, striking and scratching her. Based on descriptions from the victims and witnesses, OPD managed to locate and arrest her fairly quickly. However, Florida gonna Florida, and Mandolyn tried to fight the police as well, going so far as to bite one of them. She was booked for battery on a person over the age of 65, aggravated battery on LEO, resisting with violence, and burglary of a conveyance (the elder man's vehicle). Also, she was pregnant at the time of the assaults. Remember when I said Florida gonna Florida?
3 views / TodayClean headshot takes out hostage taker
This bodycam footage coming in from Fresno, California, shows an officer confronting a woman armed with a knife. When ordered to drop it, she instead attempts to take an elderly man as a hostage. Her stint as a hostage taker is short-lived, and despite censors, viewer discretion is advised. The video shows a Fresno cop arriving at the Manchester Transit Center pursuant to radio traffic regarding a woman with a knife. He warns bystanders to get away from the suspect, later identified as Joanna Lopez, 39 years of age. An older gentleman is unable to get away before Lopez takes him hostage. However, the officer remains cool, calm, collected, and damned near casual as he warns Lopez that she's going to get shot and to put the knife down. She refuses, and the officer takes his opening when he sees it, neatly shooting Lopez in the head with one round. Although he falls to the ground with Lopez, the hostage was not seriously injured in the incident. Whose blood is on the knifepoint is unclear. Lopez was given medical aid and transport to an area hospital, but died shortly therafter. No other persons or animals were harmed. Clean-cut, excellent work by an officer who clearly knows and is comfortable with his skills.
3 views / TodayCalifornia Cop drops hatchet wielding suspect
This footage, coming in from San Diego, California, shows a suspect vandalizing a local library and threatening occupants with a hatchet before being intercepted outside by police. The suspect raises his weapon, elevating the situation to a use of lethal force. Although the suspect is expected to recover, viewer discretion is advised. As the in-video captions discuss, William Hanley, 53 years of age, walked inside the Pacific Beach Taylor Branch library and began accosting a member of the staff while armed with a hatchet. He then began vandalizing computers and desks with it before leaving. As he left, he was interdicted by San Diego Police officers. Hanley ignored commands to drop the hatchet, saying "No, I'm going to create a scene and the whole world sees it," before raising the weapon. At this point, a cop identified as Ofc. Bloemendaal fired his service weapon, striking Hanley. Medical aid was immediately provided, and Hanley was transported to an area hospital. He is expected to recover, at which point he will face charges. No other persons were injured.
2 views / TodayFlorida SWAT Team drops armed suspect
This compilation of drone and bodycam footage shows the SWAT team from Jacksonville, Florida, as they attempt to apprehend an armed suspect. Although it is initially a "barricaded suspect" situation, when his actions threaten a nearby trailer, the SWAT officers open fire. Viewer discretion is advised. Jacksonville Police Department responded to reports that the suspect, identified as Calixto Benvenutti, 44 years of age, was firing a gun. When the patrol officers attempted to make contact, Benvenutti went inside his trailer. The officers set up a perimeter while an arrest warrant was issued, at which point SWAT arrived. Benvenutti ignored their commands to drop his weapon and exit the trailer; at one point, Benvenutti walked outside and actually fired his weapon into the ground, as recorded by the SWAT drone, before walking back inside. Hours later, Benvenutti exited the trailer, and picked up a large stick before moving toward a neighboring trailer. At this point, two SWAT officers approached Benvenutti. The suspect dropped the stick and drew a handgun from his waistband, at which point he was fired on by the two SWAT cops and a third, who fired from their armored vehicle. Benvenutti was arrested and given medical care on-scene, but was pronounced dead on-scene. No officers nor other persons were hurt.
4 views / TodayBaltimore PD running and gunning
This compilation of bodycam footage shows Baltimore police officers attempting to interdict a suspect. He flees on foot before a brief exchange of gunfire and is killed. Viewer discretion is advised. Baltimore PD spotted the suspect, later identified as Jai Marc Howell, 26 years of age, on a moped. He was making conspicuous movements which suggested the the officers that he may have had a gun beneath his shirt. When they attempted to question him about it, Howell fled on foot with the pistol in his hand. It is at this point that bodycam footage begins in medias res. Howell runs down the sidewalk, gun in-hand, despite several warnings from Ofc. Foster that he will be shot. Foster keeps running, and as he passes a BPD cruiser, shots are fired. In the interest of honesty, it's hard -if not impossible- to tell from this footage, but Baltimore Police investigators believe that Howell turned and fired on the officers to his left. Howell is suspected of firing at least twice, as bullets from his weapon were found in the police cruiser, but the police fired a combined two dozen rounds back at him. Howell goes down as Foster closes in, calling "cease fire" to prevent an accidental blue-on-blue as he retrieves Howell's weapon- a handgun with an extended magazine. Although aid was provided on-scene and he was transported to an area hospital, Howell was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. No officers or bystanders were harmed.
3 views / TodayGWOT vet refugee dash cam
This footage is comprised of the dashcam footage of the incident in Fairfax County, Virginia, wherein Jamal Wali, 36 years of age instigates an officer involved shooting. As shown in other footage, Wali pretends to offer his ID to an officer as a ruse and shoots him. Here, we can see both the contact officer and another being wounded by the same bullet. We also see Fairfax County police teaming up to remove Wali from the vehicle. Viewer discretion is advised.
3 views / TodayWounded cop wins Close-Range gunfight in California
Although dated 2023, this bodycam footage coming from Victorville, California, stands out as it records an intense, close range exchange of fire between an officer and suspect. Because the suspect is killed mere feet from the officer, viewer discretion is advised. The officer is shown responding to a call from the suspect's then-girlfriend. She reported that the suspect, Jorge Cardenas (27 years of age) had threatened her with a firearm, at which point she hid in the bathroom. In the video, we see a sheriff's deputy park his car behind Cardenas and attempt to detain him, at which point the suspect enters the store and draws his pistol upon crossing the threshold. The gunfight is on at that point, with both parties exchanging several rounds. The deputy is hit, taking rounds in the legs and the taser on his belt. At the 0:16 mark, he grabs cover and very calmly reports that he's been hit, and quickly reloads. Both of these tasks are difficult to do under the effects of adrenaline, but he manages the reload just in time as Cardenas exits the store to finish the fight. At the risk of armchair-quarterbacking, it's somewhat surprising that Cardenas didn't just put more rounds through the glass. In any event, as the suspect nears him, the officer dumps several rounds into Cardenas, who falls down. In the heat of the moment, the cop accidentally ejects his magazine- which would have cost him his life had Cardenas not gone down. The cop then reloads again and confirms the suspect is no longer a threat. We see Cardenas in what are effectively his death throes as bystanders are heard calling for and checking on one another. Backup arrives at the 01:45 mark. The deputy maintains his composure and reports that he's been hit. Backup arrests Cardenas and takes his pistol for safekeeping as other officers arrive to provide aid. The officer's wounds were non-life threatening, and Cardenas was pronounced dead on-scene.
5 views / TodayTexas cop shoots armed suspect in wheelchair
This law enforcement bodycam and dashcam footage coming from Austin, Texas shows an officer in an encounter with a suspect who appears to be armed with a handgun. This situation is complicated, both tactically and ethically, by the fact that the fact that the suspect is in a wheelchair. Viewer discretion is advised. Responding to 911 calls regarding a wheelchair-bound man spotted in the roadway with a handgun, and further that he had pointed it at passers-by, Austin Police Department officers made contact with one Danny Palomino. Palomino wheeled away from the officers, ignoring their commands. As the officers followed, Palomino turned and pointed his weapon at one of them, whereupon the suspect was shot with an Agency-issued AR-15. Although aid was provided to Palomino and he was transported to an area hospital, he was later declared deceased. Furthermore, the weapon in his possession was revealed to be a BB-firing replica Glock. Prima facie, this is an ugly case, and that's partly why I chose it to discuss. "Cop shoots handicapped BB gun guy" is invariably going to get bandied about, but the logic in this situation is actually fairly clear. The officer had no way of knowing whether the weapon in question was real or not, and Palomino's being in a wheelchair has zero bearing on whether he could pull the trigger. It's unrealistic and unfair to expect an officer to act on more information than he has; and in this case the total is "the suspect is pointing a handgun at me." It may weigh on his conscience, or the court of public opinion might try to force it to, but the cop made the only choice he could in an awful situation.
4 views / TodaySuspect taken out at In-N-Out
This compilation of dashcam and bodycam footage shows Elk Grove Police Officers in California responding to an armed and threatening person outside a local fast food restaurant. As the suspect flees, he briefly points a revolver at the officers, which escalates the incident to deadly force. While no one is ultimately killed, viewer discretion remains advised. According to the 911 call placed, the suspect (later identified as Jerry Tolliver, 50 years of age) was seen and overheard harassing juvenile restaurant patrons and acting strangely. The 911 caller also claimed to see the grip of a handgun protruding from Tolliver's pocket. In order to prevent Tolliver from entering the restaurant with his weapon, the officers pick their moment to separate him from the front door. Tolliver attempts to flee, and in so doing draws and points a snub-nosed .38 caliber revolver at the officers. Simultaneously, they fire and release a K9 to take down Tolliver. Unsurprisingly, the bullets get there before the K9. Tolliver is in serious condition but expected to survive. Upon release from the hospital he will be taken into police custody for one count each of assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer, and felon possessing a firearm.
5 views / TodaySuspect steals Cop's taser and gets shot
This compilation of police bodycam and dashcam footage comes in from Newport Beach, California. In the video, we see the ramifications of a motorcyclist's cascading poor decisions as the situation escalates from a simple traffic stop to lethal force. Viewer discretion is advised. A Newport Beach police officer observed Geoffrey Stirling, 43 years of age, as he ran a red light on his motorcycle. The officer pursued and pulled Stirling over, at which point Stirling became noncompliant. He refused several commands to sit down on the curb and instead closed distance with the officer. He then physically attacked the officer, and in the struggle struck him twice in the head before taking his TASER. The officer ordered Stirling to drop the TASER, but when Stirling refused to do so, he was shot several times. Backup arrived and provided medical aid until EMS could take over, but Stirling eventually died at an area hospital. A non-sworn police department employee who was on a ride-along witnessed the event from the police car. Prima facie, it may seem unfair for the cop to use lethal force on a suspect holding a less-than-lethal weapon. However, the legal view on this matter is that if the suspect were to use that TASER on the officer and incapacitate him, all of the tools the officer had, including his handgun and ammunition, would then become available to the suspect. The risk of the suspect hurting the cop, themselves, or others with captured police weaponry (or even vehicles), is considered not to be borne.
3 views / TodaySuspect rams Sheriff's Vehicle, gets lit up
This compilation of drone and bodycam footage shows Steuben County Sheriff's Department in New York taking down an armed suspect as he rams a law enforcement SUV. Viewer discretion is advised. 50-year-old Allen Hoad fired a shotgun at the Sheriff's deputies before entering a nearby home. After a short, failed attempt at negotiation, he left the building as shown while still in possession of a long gun, and backed his truck into one of the SUVs providing cordon. At this point, the Sheriff's Office personnel formed a line abreast on the passenger side and took Hoad under fire, shooting him as he tried to exit the truck from the driver's side. It's worth noting the other two officers in the top right of the drone footage, who wisely stay out of the way for crossfire considerations. Hoad was pronounced dead at an area hospital and a shotgun was found in the truck.
3 views / TodaySuspect goes for Houston cop's gun
This harrowing footage shows the grim reality of a lethal force incident in Houston, Texas. The suspect grapples with an officer and discharges his duty weapon while trying to take it, prompting the officer's backup to shoot him. Viewer discretion is advised. The Houston police department responded to a reported burglary of a vehicle, which stated that the suspect could be armed with a knife or other sharp implement. The suspect evaded initial contact, resulting in a short foot chase. The video here picks up from Ofc. Avila as he arrives to see Ofc. Zhu wrestle the suspect to the ground. While entangled, the suspect grabs Ofc. Zhu's weapon and partially draws it, resulting in a gunshot at 0:12. As quickly as he can in a very tense situation, Avila tries to ensure as clear a shot as possible before shooting the suspect twice. The suspect is hit once in the body and once in the head. Gore spatters all over Ofc. Zhu. The suspect maintains their crouched position, but their last, snoring breath is audible. As the officers disentangle the suspect from Ofc. Zhu, Avila shows immediate and total concern for Zhu, for whom this call has been traumatic in several ways. 01:25 shows the event from his perspective. Houston Fire declared the suspect dead on-scene, and no officers or other persons were injured.
4 views / TodaySuspect draws gun on the run, gets shot
This bodycam footage, coming from Bridgeport, Connecticut, shows two officers making contact with persons of interest regarding complaints of a brawl at a funeral and possession of weapons. As one suspect flees, he draws a handgun and is shot. Viewer discretion is advised. Dyshan Best, 38 years of age, is shown fleeing from the Bridgeport Police as soon as it becomes apparent that he will be patted down, and in the ensuing foot chase, he is observed drawing a handgun (identified as a HiPoint Compact). Officer Yoon Heo immediately fires twice, dropping Best. Although aid was rendered on-scene, Best was pronounced dead after transfer to an area hospital. No other persons were harmed as result of these actions.
4 views / TodayScumbag Ex-Cop uses baby as human shield, gets dropped anyway
This dashcam footage shows a suspect using his two-year-old-daughter as a human shield while in a gunfight. This occurred in Franklin County, Indiana, two days before Christmas. Although the footage here has been sanitized, and the child did escape unscathed, the subject matter requires viewer discretion. Former Greenhills, Ohio cop Gregory Cameron Guilfoyle shot his wife in the head on the night of 23 December, 2022, picked up his daughter- at the time just 23 months old and only wearing a onesie- and left on foot. He was spotted walking with the girl in the incredibly hazardous weather (I pulled the weather report for that day and the high for that day was 1 degree Fahrenheit). When a Franklin County Deputy attempted to stop Guilfoyle, the suspect shot him while using his daughter as a human shield. Fortunately, the badass in question soaked it in his body armor and absolutely drilled him anyway, leaving the baby untouched and Guilfoyle to feel the Arctic air from the inside. It is difficult to hear her cries in such an awful situation, but they are like music compared to the frozen, quiet death she'd have suffered if this officer was not at the top of his game. I typically only name police officers in these videos if they've screwed up in a major way, or if they've gone above and beyond. Let me be perfectly clear: as far as I'm concerned, for his actions here, Franklin County Deputy Arin Bowers is a straight-up hero. Gregory Guilfoyle would survive being shot and received 100 years in prison for charges including two counts of attempted murder. Using PTSD from his time as a police officer in nearby Ohio as his defense did not appear to merit him much sympathy. He was sentenced on 12 May, 2025. Upon searching his home incident to the arrest shown here, Hannah Guilfoyle was found alive. She recovered after weeks in critical condition, but will continue to have medical complications. Unfortunately, the incident caused her to lose an unborn child.
3 views / TodayCop drops gun as suspect's gun jams
This video, provided by the New Haven, Connecticut Violent Crime Task Force, shows their officers shooting a robbery suspect as their attempt to apprehend him goes badly awry. Viewer discretion is advised. Attempting to execute a warrant for the arrest of robbery suspect Jebrell Conley, the Task Force officers blocked his car in at an area car wash. As the officers close in to pull Conley from the car (check out the casual expertise with the stop-stick), two things happen in frighteningly close order: one of the officers manages to drop his weapon as Conley fires one round before his weapon jams. Imagine literally fumbling so badly that God immediately has to intervene. Conley isn't as fortunate, as he is shot several times by multiple officers. Despite medical aid being rendered on-scene, Conley was pronounced dead at a local hospital. The officer who dropped his gun is likely never going to live that down, but at least he gets to live long enough to be embarrassed.
3 views / TodayMurder suspect with shotgun loses gunfight
This footage from Plano, Illinois shows the pursuit following the response to a 911. 70-year-old Russell Novak reported that he'd been shot, whereupon Kendall County Sheriff's Deputies encountered the suspect leaving Novak's house. During the subsequent chase, medical was dispatched but Mr. Novak was declared dead on-scene. The suspect, later confirmed as Mr. Novak's 36-year-old son, stops the vehicle and exits, shouldering a shotgun and firing before getting dropped by law enforcement officers who were in pursuit. No responding officers or other persons were injured, and despite aid rendered on-scene and at an area hospital, the suspect was declared deceased.
4 views / TodayLas Vegas fitness center shooter taken down
This footage is a compilation of the 911 call, security camera, and bodycam footage which cover the active shooter incident which occurred in Las Vegas, Nevada on 16 May 2025. This counters the only available footage publicly available heretofore, which did not show the shooter's weapon. Although the shooter's actions are omitted from the video and the graphic nature of his being shot is censored, due to the subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. Daniel Ortega, 34 years of age, entered the Las Vegas Athletic club, whereupon he fired 24 rounds before encountering a malfunction. His two dozen shots wounded two people and killed a third. The murdered victim was identified as Edgar Quinonez, 31, with whom the police have discovered no connection to Ortega. The 911 call recording records Ortega's gunshots. Once his weapon malfunctioned, he began pacing in the lobby of the fitness center, as shown in the security camera feed. He throws his car keys and wallet on the floor. From his lack of ability to assess and correct his rifle's condition, we can infer a lack of substantial training, and from throwing his identification and keys on the ground, a sense that he's aware of his fate. What follows thereafter is a compilation of several bodycam angles from the officers responding, including a slowed portion of the clip most clearly showing Ortega being taken down. He died at a nearby hospital. No other bystanders or officers were injured or killed.
4 views / TodayIndiana cops rush and neutralize hostage taker
This juxtaposed bodycam footage shows two Indianapolis Metro police officers rushing an apartment to take down an active shooter turned hostage taker. Viewer discretion is advised. Multiple 911 calls came in regarding shots fired, stemming from a domestic dispute between the suspect, 45-year-old Elijah Radford and two victims, whom he knew. Responding officers found two women, one of whom suffered a gunshot wound while the other had received bites and other injuries. Witnesses reported that Radford had attempted to execute one of them, but fled when his weapon malfunctioned. Meanwhile, the officers shown here were chasing Radford. The suspect crashed his truck at an apartment complex and forced his way into one of the apartments, taking the resident hostage at knife-point. Wasting no time, the officers in pursuit entered the building, whereupon one of them dropped Radford before he could harm the hostage.
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