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Bodycam Shows Piscataway Cops Tase, Shoot Gunman Who Killed 3 Family Members: AG Bodycam Shows Piscataway Cops Tase, Shoot Gunman Who Killed 3 Family Members: AG
Bodycam Shows Piscataway Cops Tase, Shoot Gunman Who Killed 3 Family Members: AG Newly released recordings are shedding light on a deadly police encounter inside a Piscataway home that left four family members dead earlier this year. The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability released 911 calls, radio transmissions, and body-worn camera footage shared here and here in connection with the Jan. 5 incident in which 29-year-old Jordan Barnes is believed to have killed multiple family members before he was shot by law enforcement. Officers responded to the Barnes family home just after 5:30 p.m. following multiple 911 calls, the…
Hear That Explosion? This Is What The Loud Bangs In Bucks County Are Hear That Explosion? This Is What The Loud Bangs In Bucks County Are
Hear That Explosion? This Is What The Loud Bangs In Bucks County Are Explosions and loud bangs around the old Bethanna Property on Second Street Pike in Upper Southampton Township sparked a wave of 911 calls on Thursday, Sept. 18, police said. The Bucks County 911 dispatch center received numerous reports from residents concerned about the noise coming from the area, according to a Crimewatch alert shared by Upper Southampton Township Police at 12:10 p.m. Authorities stressed there is no danger to the community. The sounds were the result of law enforcement training maneuvers being conducted on the property, police explained. “Thank you to everyone who reac…
Wanted Man, 19, Repeatedly Makes False Gun Reports To Police In New Rochelle, Cops Say Wanted Man, 19, Repeatedly Makes False Gun Reports To Police In New Rochelle, Cops Say
Wanted Man, 19, Repeatedly Makes False Gun Reports To Police In New Rochelle, Cops Say A 19-year-old man wanted on a warrant from New Jersey was arrested after allegedly making false 911 calls that led to police detaining the same man twice in Westchester County, NY, authorities said. Mikail Trinidad of Nashville, Tennessee, was arrested on Wednesday, Sept. 3, and charged with two counts of second-degree falsely reporting an incident. He was also taken into custody on an outstanding warrant from New Jersey for a similar offense, the New Rochelle Police Department announced on Thursday, Sept. 4.  According to investigators, on May 12, officers responded to North Aven…
Video Shows Woman, 68, Lunging At New Brunswick Officers Seconds Before Deadly Shooting Video Shows Woman, 68, Lunging At New Brunswick Officers Seconds Before Deadly Shooting
Video Shows Woman, 68, Lunging At New Brunswick Officers Seconds Before Deadly Shooting The Attorney General’s Office has released 911 calls and police body camera footage from the deadly Aug. 8 police shooting of a 68-year-old woman in New Brunswick that prompted public outcry. The civilian has been identified as Deborah Terrell, of New Brunswick, the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) said Wednesday, Sept. 3.  Click here to watch the videos and hear the 911 calls. According to OPIA, officers first responded to Terrell’s apartment on Neilson Street around 4 a.m. after a report that she was disturbing other residents. Police said she refused to speak wi…
Apparent Road Rage Caught On Camera Shows Minutes Of Taunting On Parkway In Brick Apparent Road Rage Caught On Camera Shows Minutes Of Taunting On Parkway In Brick
Apparent Road Rage Caught On Camera Shows Minutes Of Taunting On Parkway In Brick A video showing an alleged road rage incident Tuesday morning, July 1, on the Garden State Parkway is quickly gaining attention online. The reel, shared by Jersey Coast Emergency News, was recorded near Exit 91 in Brick and shows the driver of a Subaru sedan repeatedly swerving in and out of the far-left lane. At the start of the 1-minute, 44-second video, the Subaru driver can be seen motioning “come here” to the car behind him, before flipping them off. The taunting continues throughout the clip. “This person is f—ing crazy,” the person recording says. “This is what happens when you don’…
Husband Calls 911 To Confess To Stabbing Wife In Oxon Hill Before Fleeing To Virginia: Police Husband Calls 911 To Confess To Stabbing Wife In Oxon Hill Before Fleeing To Virginia: Police
Husband Calls 911 To Confess To Stabbing Wife In Oxon Hill Before Fleeing To Virginia: Police A Maryland man is behind bars after allegedly stabbing his wife to death, calling 911 to confess, and then fleeing to Virginia, authorities said. Kenton Donaldson, 38, is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with the brutal killing of 33-year-old LeNaiya Donaldson inside her Oxon Hill apartment, according to the Prince George’s County Police Department. The violent domestic dispute unfolded around 10:15 a.m. on Saturday, March 15, when a friend of the victim called 911 to report a disturbance inside the home on Kennebec Street, officials said. Minutes later, police received a s…
Man's Death Ruled Homicide, New Haven Police Asking For Information Man's Death Ruled Homicide, New Haven Police Asking For Information
Man's Death Ruled Homicide, New Haven Police Asking For Information Police say a man found dead early Wednesday morning was killed, authorities announced.  Russell McKenzie, 57, was found dead in his Walnut Street apartment in New Haven around 1:15 a.m., police said. He had been fatally shot, the Office of Chief Medical Examiner said.  The woman who called 911 was found outside the home near East Street distraught and struggling to breathe. Paramedics took her to Yale New Haven Hospital for treatment.  New Haven Police ask anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has information about it to contact detectives at 203-946-6304.&…
Fredericksburg Man Stabs Mother’s Boyfriend, Calls 911 To Confess, Police Say Fredericksburg Man Stabs Mother’s Boyfriend, Calls 911 To Confess, Police Say
Fredericksburg Man Stabs Mother’s Boyfriend, Calls 911 To Confess, Police Say A 20-year-old Fredericksburg man was arrested after stabbing his mother’s boyfriend and then calling 911 to report the incident, authorities announced. Officers responded to the 1100 block of Townsend Boulevard at approximately 8:20 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 24, following the suspect’s call. When they arrived, they found Jaydon Mathew Staples flagging them down outside the residence.  Officers detained Staples, who surrendered the weapon and cooperated with officers at the scene, according to the Fredericksburg County Police Department. Inside the apartment, officers discovered the victim…
2.3 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In East Haddam; 2nd Quake In CT This Week 2.3 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In East Haddam; 2nd Quake In CT This Week
2.3 Magnitude Earthquake Reported In East Haddam; 2nd Quake In CT This Week Residents in Connecticut felt the ground shake for the second time this week. The United States Geological Survey reported a 2.3 magnitude earthquake in East Haddam at about 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20. It shook the ground in Middletown, Cromwell, Glastonbury, and Hartford, the USGS said. A small aftershock followed the tremor. Did you hear a loud noise and your house shake? There was an earthquake in Moodus this evening. It was felt in numerous... Posted by Colchester Fire & Emergency Medical Services on Wednesday, November 20, 2024 Several people called 911 in Colchester …
'I'll Stab You In The F—ing Neck:' New Video Sheds Light On Fort Lee Woman's PD Involved Death 'I'll Stab You In The F—ing Neck:' New Video Sheds Light On Fort Lee Woman's PD Involved Death
'I'll Stab You In The F—ing Neck:' New Video Sheds Light On Fort Lee Woman's PD Involved Death The New Jersey Attorney General's Office has released bodycam footage of the shooting of Victoria Lee on Sunday, July 28. The footage appears to confirm what 25-year-old Lee's family said in a statement last week: That she was holding a water jug when officers kicked in the door, shot, and killed her. But, what authorities had not said until releasing the footage is that when officers told Lee through her family's apartment door at The Pinnacle that they were going to break it down, she said: "Go ahead, I’ll stab you in the f—ing neck," which she can be heard saying in the bodycam foot…
Wrong Driveway Killing: Trial Date Set For NY Homeowner Accused Of Shooting 20-Year-Old Wrong Driveway Killing: Trial Date Set For NY Homeowner Accused Of Shooting 20-Year-Old
Wrong Driveway Killing: Trial Date Set For NY Homeowner Accused Of Shooting 20-Year-Old A trial date has been set for the man accused of opening fire on a car that mistakenly turned into his driveway in upstate New York, killing a 20-year-old woman. Jury selection in Kevin Monohan’s murder trial will begin on Monday, Jan. 8, 2024, with the trial expected to start two days later, Washington County District Attorney Anthony Jordan told Daily Voice. He expects the trial to last two to three weeks. Monohan, age 65, is currently locked up without bail, charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Kaylin Gillis. Earlier Report: Wrong Turn Shooting: Suspect In …
NJ Man, 19, Shot Dead After Charging At Police With Large Knife, Video Shows NJ Man, 19, Shot Dead After Charging At Police With Large Knife, Video Shows
NJ Man, 19, Shot Dead After Charging At Police With Large Knife, Video Shows VIDEO: "Take your gun and shoot me," a 19-year-old Somerset County man tells several police officers before he charges at them with a large knife and is shot dead by one of them, a group of videos released by New Jersey's attorney general shows. Joshua Mathis actually made two of three 911 calls of a man with a gun that brought the Hillsborough officers to an apartment on Corporal Langon Way shortly after 6 p.m. Jan. 9, Acting New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said. A woman let them in, and they immediately found Mathis about 20 feet away holding a large knife in his right han…
Alert Issued For Android Glitch That Could Block 9-1-1 Calls From Going Through Alert Issued For Android Glitch That Could Block 9-1-1 Calls From Going Through
Alert Issued For Android Glitch That Could Block 9-1-1 Calls From Going Through An urgent alert has been issued regarding Android phones that could cause devices to “freeze” when making an emergency call. The glitch apparently causes Android phones to lock up when attempting to make a 9-1-1 call as the device attempts to share location with emergency service officials, rather than connecting with police or other agency. According to officials,  “unintended interaction” between Microsoft Teams and the Android operating system renders cell phones unable to place outgoing calls to 911. Any Android user who has Microsoft Teams installed on their …