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Buffalo cop learns what pepper spray isn't for
This footage, courtesy of the Buffalo Police Department in New York, shows police responding to a woman acting erratically and aggressively with a knife in-hand. Attempts to verbally de-escalate the situation fail, and an officer makes the admittedly poor decision to utilize pepper spray. Because blinding them in no way keeps someone with a knife from doing knife things, the suspect manages to stab someone in the head, at which point another officer shoots her in the shoulder. Although all parties survived with minor injuries, viewer discretion is advised. After aid provided on-scene, Cynthia Gilbert, 38 years of age, was taken to an area hospital, as was her stabbing victim. She is charged with attempted murder and attempted assault. Both she and her victim recovered from their respective injuries.
3 views / TodayMaryland murder suspect reaches for gun, gets shot
This footage, provided by the Salisbury Police Department in Maryland, shows their officers interdicting and attempting to arrest a suspect wanted for a murder earlier in the day on 02 November 2025. However, the suspect reaches for a weapon which was lying on the hood of his truck, at which point the Salisbury officers open fire. Although the suspect, later identified as David Evans, 40 years of age, was treated on-scene and taken to a nearby hospital, he was thereafter pronounced dead. Viewer discretion is advised.
3 views / TodayMurdering ex Cop gunned down after chase
This compilation of bodycam and dashcam footage from Sacramento, California, shows police chasing and attempting to interdict ex-Deputy Marvin Morales, 40 years of age. He was wanted for the stabbing murder of a child of 11 years earlier that day, and due to his experience, training, and likelihood of armed resistance, multiple agencies worked in tandem. After Morales wrecked his vehicle, the law enforcement agencies established a perimeter. Morales was spotted reaching for what was assumed to be a weapon, whereupon he was shot to death. Although this is largely censored, due to the nature of the content, viewer discretion is advised. Morales was fired from his Sheriff's Department in disgrace after seven years of service in February 2024. He had confiscated fentanyl during a traffic stop and was caught using it himself, inside the station. On December 02, 2025, his ex-wife had the horrific experience of watching him stab her 11-year-old-son via security camera. Although first responders arrived as soon as possible, the child later died in-hospital. A handgun had been taken from the family's gun safe, prompting an elevated response from multiple agencies. From abusing his power to hypocritically use illegal drugs, which outright kill people and cause people to be killed, to murdering a boy of 11 years while his mother watched, I am at the very limit of my professional courtesy when I say "good riddance to bad rubbish." Any one of those things would make you a piece of shit in my book, but Morales went for the royal flush.
5 views / TodaySuspect fires gun during chase, gets shot
This bodycam footage comes from San Diego, California. A suspect, later identified as Allen Baker (alias Tracy Diggs), 55 years of age, turned and fired a handgun at a pursuing officer. The cop responded to Baker's shot with five of his own, downing him. Although the suspect survived thanks to immediate medical aid and follow-on care at an area hospital, viewer discretion remains advised. Baker's handgun was recovered on-scene, and he faces the following charges: Attempted Murder of a Peace Officer, Assault on a Peace Officer With a Semi-Automatic Firearm, Possession of a Firearm by a Felon. These charges are separate to the initial cause for contact, which was not disclosed.
5 views / TodayFlorida Cop zaps AK-Toting carjacker
This bodycam footage from November of 2025 shows Miami-Dade County Deputies responding to reports of a carjacking. Three suspects allegedly held a woman at gunpoint and stole her Chevy Tahoe. When Miami-Dade's South District Crime Suppression and Special Enforcement teams cornered the vehicle, the suspects fled on foot. The bodycam footage here shows a Deputy chasing one of the suspects, who is armed with an AK-pattern rifle. When the suspect, later identified as Stephan Jones, 18 years of age, raises the rifle, the Deputy drops him with his service handgun. Although Jones survives thanks to medical aid rendered on-scene, and no other persons were injured, viewer discretion is still advised.
4 views / TodayNarcotic suspect vehicle gets lit up by Baltimore Cops
This footage from 16 December 2025 shows the Eastern District Action Team of Baltimore PD attempting to interdict a vehicle and its occupants which were suspected of narcotics-related activity. However, the driver refused to submit to a traffic stop, at which point a chase ensued. When pinned in dead-end alley, the driver attempted to reverse toward an officer and hit a fence. He then accelerated, again risking striking an officer. All three Baltimore cops present opened fire. The passenger fell out of the vehicle. The driver then surrendered by lying on the ground. He was given medical aid and taken to an area hospital. Viewer discretion is advised. The driver, identified as Devin Thomas, 31 years of age, was charged charged with assault and dangerous weapon with intent to injure. A search of the vehicle incident to his arrest revealed narcotics and two firearms.
2 views / TodayMultiple Cops and 911 caller hit in gunfight
In mid December of 2025, a woman reported that her ex-boyfriend was armed and attempting to break into her home in Rochester, New York. When police made contact with the suspect, he opened fire. In the exchange, both officers were hit, as was the 911 caller. At least one of the rounds that hit her came from an officer's weapon. Another pair of officers engaged the shooter while the first pair was being evacuated, and while a third officer was struck, the fourth managed to down the gunman from cover. Viewer discretion is advised. Eric Davis, 38 years of age, was pronounced dead on-scene. The first and third officers hit continue to receive out-patient care, while the second remains admitted in serious condition at an area hospital. The 911 caller has also been released from care.
4 views / TodayKilldozer this ain't
This compilation of security and bodycam footage from Henderson, Nevada, shows a suspect stealing a heavy construction front-loader. He reportedly threatened to stab a security guard with a screwdriver before taking the vehicle. As the police attempted to box him in, the suspect attempted to crush their cruisers with the front-loader. However, his ramming caused the loader to become stuck, at which point the officers attempted to snatch him from the vehicle. This close-quarters struggle resulted in the suspect and two officers taking a bone-jarring fall to the ground, and the suspect sustaining two gunshot wounds. He is facing trail for a litany of charges, pending his recovery in the hospital. The two officers involved in the hands-on struggle sustained non-life-threatening injuries, which were treated in-hospital. Viewer discretion is advised. The charges against Juan Rincon Carreno, 33 years of age include attempted murder, resisting a public officer with a deadly weapon, vehicle theft, and property damage up to $5K.
4 views / TodayThird angle of Minneapolis ICE shooting
A four minute video of the Minneapolis ICE shooting has been released. This footage shows a more complete picture of the event as it occurred. This is still a developing situation.
4 views / TodayShotSpotter showdown in Kentucky
This bodycam footage comes from Louisville, Kentucky. Metropolitan Police Department officers are shown responding to ShotSpotter reports of several handgun rounds being fired at a local residence. ShotSpotter is a private security firm which uses technology including acoustic locators to determine when, where, and from what direction gunfire occurs. Within four minutes of the alert, police were on-scene. After a short chase, the suspect- later identified as Asa McNealy, 30 years of age- reached for his handgun and was shot. Although he survived, viewer discretion is advised. McNealy was treated at an area hospital in critical condition. He was charged for wanton endangerment and firearm possession as a felon. Although effective in this instance, ShotSpotter has a somewhat checkered reputation. Despite claiming 97 percent accuracy, testing in Chicago and Boston reported that 89 percent of calls were not due to gun-related crime, and 86 were not crime related at all, with nail guns, helicopters, jackhammers and other tools frequently tripping the alerts. Furthermore, ShotSpot records have been record by police and by the company's employees- a fact which led to the acquittal of at least one suspect.
3 views / TodaySuspect with knife, TASER doesn't cut It
This combination of CCTV and bodycam footage comes from St. Louis, Missouri. Police officers conducting foot patrols of the premises encountered a loitering suspect. When directed to leave, the suspect instead drew a knife. As he moved toward the officers, an ineffective TASER connection allowed the suspect to further close the gap, at which point another officer used lethal force to neutralize the imminent threat. While an unfortunate end, this video demonstrates the important lesson that while preserving life is always the goal, the TASER doesn't solve all problems. Viewer discretion is advised. The suspect, identified as Darius Kennedy, 31 years of age, died on-scene despite medical care provided. Four shots were fired in total, and no other persons were harmed.
5 views / TodayCar thief with a gun gets done on the run
This bodycam and dashcam footage comes courtesy of the Police Department in St. Paul, Minnesota. It shows police attempting to interdict a stolen Buick and its driver. Unfortunately for him, General Motors possesses the ability to track and remotely disable the car. The suspect goes from bad luck to bad decision as he draws a handgun while attempting to flee on foot, at which point SPPD officers open fire. Viewer discretion is advised. Eliot Vaughn, 32 years of age, was struck in the leg. He and a female passenger were taken into custody. After medical care, Vaughn was charged with two counts each of first and second degree assault, as well as one count of motor vehicle theft.
3 views / TodayMurder suspect takes a truck to the everything
This footage shows police from Oklahoma City attempting to interdict a suspect wanted for shooting several people, two of whom died. Investigation revealed that the suspect was driving a victim's vehicle. However his attempts to elude the police end abruptly when his bid to jack someone's truck gets kinetically rescheduled via the front bumper. As he regained his feet, still in possession of the weapon, an OKC officer shot him. He died of his injuries at an area hospital. Viewer discretion is advised. During his short-lived spree, Deante Hawthorne shot at least three people, and held a further two at gunpoint while carjacking them before the events captured in this video.
3 views / TodaySuspect literally lashes out, gets shot
This footage from the Los Angeles Police Department shows officers responding to reports that a man was using a length of cable to strike at passers-by. The officers found the suspect in possession of a bunched group of metal wires. Although initially compliant, the suspect eventually charged one of the officers with the improvised whip. Less-than-lethal 40-millimeter rounds proved ineffective as the suspect continued to charge, flailing at the officer with the weapon. This obliged LAPD to escalate to lethal force. Viewer discretion is advised. The suspect, later identified as Hugo Polanco, 56 years of age, was transported to an area hospital where he later died from injuries sustained. No other persons were harmed.
4 views / TodayHouston cop zaps hostage taker
This bodycam footage comes from Houston, Texas. It shows an officer responding to a silent alarm at a local payday loan service on 01 December, 2025. What began as a robbery rapidly evolves into a hostage situation as the suspect walks the employee out the door at gunpoint. It then rapidly de-escalates as the Houston officer drills him twice without hitting the hostage, before a further approximate seven rounds as the suspect attempts to flee with the weapon. The suspect was transported to an area hospital and then to custody, where charges are pending. Viewer discretion is advised. The officer does an incredible job all-around, in terms of marksmanship, professionalism, and generally keeping calm for the benefit of both the hostage of the suspect. We see him providing compassionate and skilled care to the suspect he just neutralized, without so much as raising his voice. "Great work" is an understatement here.
3 views / TodayTasers don't stop knife wielding suspect
This bodycam footage comes from San Francisco, California, and shows their Police Department responding to a 911 call regarding a suspect in possession of a knife while under the influence of drugs. While he initially complies, the suspect draws the knife when within striking distance of the officers, resulting in his being shot when TASERs fail to stop him. Although the suspect survived the shooting and is in critical condition, viewer discretion remains advised. The initial 911 call came from the suspect's mother. The suspect, identified as Luis Francisco-Manzo, 28 years of age, exited her apartment into a long hallway. The video begins here, showing the officers attempting to verbally de-escalate the situation. Although he initially complies, Francisco-Manzo draws the knife at the threshold. The officers try to create distance, and, crucially, two attempts to incapacitate him with TASERs fail. As he is within striking distance of the officers, non-compliant, and in possession of a deadly weapon, the only recourse left is to shoot him. Luis Francisco-Manzo was transported to an area hospital where, at time of writing, he is in critical condition. Public perception of neuromuscular incapacitation is that it works every time; an "I win" button. But this simply isn't the case, and relying on it can tempt disaster.
4 views / TodayTragedy turns traffic stop into shootout
This bodycam and dashcam footage comes from Grand Rapids, Michigan. A woman reported that a man was sending disturbing messages to her phone, was armed, and apparently intoxicated. He refused to talk to police on their first attempt at a welfare check, and on the second, he drove away in his truck. Upon being stopped, the suspect opened fire, resulting in a short but ultimately lethal exchange. Despite aid rendered and transport to an area hospital, the suspect died from injuries sustained. After the incident, family members revealed that the suspect had been struggling with the unsolved murder of his son. Viewer discretion is advised. I'm going to take this space to remind you that for a litany of possible reasons, the holidays aren't always happy for everyone. Check on your people, even if they're doing well.
4 views / TodayBad decisions and bad marksmanship get bystanders shot, Colorado
This compilation of security and bodycam footage comes from Colorado Springs, Colorado. A police officer was reportedly responding to a burglary in progress, possibly involving a firearm. In attempting to make contact with the complainants, the officer spots someone armed with what appears to be a rifle and opens fire. However, the officer manages to shoot two other people who aren't armed, in lieu of his intended target. Viewer discretion is advised.
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