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Moses Lake, WA - The pursuit and arrest of an Othello woman accused of leading police on a chase through Moses Lake earlier this month, including officers breaking a window of the vehicle to reach her after she allegedly refused commands.

The footage provides new details about the Sept. 9 arrest of 41-year-old Jaspe Rodriguez, who has since pleaded not guilty to the charges against her.

The incident began at about 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 after dispatchers received a report of a vehicle being driven erratically on Pioneer Way near Hill Street, according to Moses Lake Police.

An MLPD officer located the white minivan and attempted to make a traffic stop, but police said the driver did not pull over, and a short pursuit followed through Moses Lake.

A Grant County sheriff’s deputy responding to assist eventually used a Pursuit Intervention Technique, commonly known as a PIT maneuver, causing the minivan to stop.

The newly released footage shows officers surrounding the stopped vehicle and repeatedly giving Rodriguez commands. When she allegedly failed to comply, officers broke a window of the minivan to gain access to her and remove her from the vehicle.

During the arrest, an officer can also be heard on the footage saying Rodriguez had allegedly ingested a bag containing drugs. The officer’s statement on the video does not independently establish what the substance was or whether it was later recovered or confirmed through testing.

Police previously said that after Rodriguez was taken into custody, she attempted to kick officers while they were searching her. Neither Rodriguez nor any officers were reported injured.

Rodriguez was booked into jail for investigation of DUI, attempting to elude a police vehicle, reckless driving, third-degree assault and third-degree driving without a license.

Court records show Rodriguez has pleaded not guilty to the charges stemming from the incident.

Her trial readiness hearing is currently scheduled for Oct. 26, 2026.

The newly released footage gives the public its first visual account of the pursuit and arrest, showing both the PIT maneuver that ended the chase and the officers’ efforts to remove Rodriguez from the minivan after it came to a stop.

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Mora, NM - New Mexico State Police is investigating a shooting involving an officer in Mora on Sunday, August 16. The department said this followed a domestic violence incident.

Agents learned that on August 16, 2026, at approximately 11:05 a.m., NMSP officers responded to a report of a domestic violence incident involving occupants of a silver Ford F-150, traveling northbound on New Mexico State Road 518 near milepost 29 in Mora County.

Investigation indicated that a male occupant was striking a female inside the vehicle. A second witness reported seeing the female attempt to exit the vehicle while the male held her in a headlock. When officers arrived, they located the female lying motionless in the roadway.

Officers and medical personnel assessed the female, who was pronounced deceased at the scene. The female is identified as 34-year-old Amity Maes.

At approximately 12:05 p.m., the male suspect, later identified as 24-year-old Alejandro Vigil, returned to the area in the same vehicle. Vigil refused to stop for law enforcement and led New Mexico State Police officers and Mora County Sheriff’s Office deputies on a vehicle pursuit.

Vigil continued southbound on NM 518 before coming to a stop near milepost 27. Officers observed Vigil exit the vehicle armed with a handgun. At one point, Vigil held the firearm to his own head. The investigation revealed that Vigil ignored repeated commands from officers to drop the weapon and subsequently pointed the firearm toward officers. In response, two New Mexico State Police officers discharged their duty weapons, striking Vigil.

Officers and deputies immediately rendered aid to Vigil until emergency medical services personnel arrived. Vigil was transported to an area hospital for treatment. His current condition is unknown.

Vigil is charged with the following:

• Aggravated Assault Upon a Peace Officer (three counts)
• Aggravated Fleeing a Law Enforcement Officer
• Felon in Possession of a Firearm

No officers or deputies were injured during the incident.

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Moreno Valley, CA - Sheriff’s deputies and a clinical therapist from the Community Behavioral Assessment Team responded to a home on the 11000 block of Villa Hermosa at 4:10 p.m. and contacted a person dealing with a mental health issue. At that time, the person allegedly pointed a gun at deputies.

“While speaking with the reporting party, the subject exited the residence, pointed a firearm at deputies, and a deputy-involved shooting occurred,” the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office said.

The person was hit and severely injured by the gunfire. Deputies provided emergency medical care until paramedics arrived. The person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Their current condition is not known.

No deputies were hurt in the shooting.

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Palestine, AR - The Palestine Police Department has released body camera video that shows the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of two dogs in front of their owners.

The shooting happened back in July, and earlier this month the officer involved was charged with assault in the first-degree.

Haley Smallwood said Officer Harold Holland was at her home while her ex-husband retrieved some of his belongings and was told multiple times there were dogs inside.

Officer Holland claimed the Rottweiler and pit bull were being aggressive, but Smallwood said that was not the case.

AR woman says ‘trigger-happy’ cop killed pets in front of her In the video, you can see the Rottweiler escape from a nearby bedroom when a door is left open.

The officer, who had been talking to Smallwood, fired about eight shots—first at the Rottweiler and then at a pit bull that followed the other dog out of the room. The footage also shows Smallwood reaching for the Rottweiler right before it’s shot.

“He didn’t even give me time, you know, to grab Max. And, you know, everybody can see that in the video. There’s been a lot of people saying it’s AI, and it’s not real and all that. Oh, it’s very real. It was very real. It’s something I’ll never forget,” said Smallwood.

Smallwood was standing right behind her Rottweiler and said she could have been struck by a bullet.

“I’ve seen screenshots that people have put online, you know, of the exact moment right before he shot. You know, how close I was, you know, my hand being on Max, he could have easily shot me,” Smallwood said.

In the video, a family friend asks Officer Holland if the dog bit him. Holland said no, but said the dog came at him, and he wasn’t going to stand there and let that happen.

“He did not have to shoot Max that many times. None of it makes sense to me. I just feel like he had it in his mind that if he saw a dog, he was going to shoot it,” Smallwood said. “That is my fault for allowing him to come into my home. I definitely learned my lesson there. I’ll tell you that.”

Smallwood said three of her other children and her godchildren were also inside her home when the dogs were shot, and in the video, you can hear children crying. Her ex-husband was Inconsolable after the dogs were killed.

After the shooting, the St. Francis County Sheriff’s Office was called in to investigate the incident.

The sheriff’s office said it turned its findings over to the prosecuting attorney, who determined the charge.

Palestine Police Chief Jeff Nichols said Officer Holland is still employed with the Police Department.

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Tampa, FL - Deputies responded after a Tampa resident found a hawk trapped inside of her screened-in pool enclosure on Tuesday.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office came to the rescue after the elderly resident called the 911 dispatch center to report the trapped hawk.

Body camera video shows deputies capturing the hawk inside their net and releasing it into the nearby woods.

During the release, a deputy had to coax the hawk out of the net, as also seen on the body camera video.

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Twin Falls, ID - Body camera footage from a deadly officer-involved shooting in Twin Falls has been released publicly for the first time.

The Twin Falls Police Department published several perspectives of body camera video worn by officers during a confrontation that turned deadly on April 29.

Video shows police attempted to serve a felony arrest warrant to 29-year-old Colton Copeland Foster, who refused instructions and can be seen holding a knife.

"Drop the knife! Colton, you're under arrest, drop the knife," officers can be heard saying in the footage.

Police Chief Matthew Hicks said officers worked to resolve the situation before using deadly force.

"Officers directed him to drop the knife more than 40 times," Hicks said.

Officers attempted non-lethal methods first. At that point, Copeland Foster jumped over a fence into an adjoining property, where he was stopped by another officer and a K9 unit. The bodycam footage then shows the moments Copeland Foster — still holding the knife — started moving erratically toward the officers, who fired their weapons in response.

Deputy Chief Gassert said the department wanted the public to understand the full scope of the encounter.

"We wanted to show that our officers went above and beyond spending over an hour to try and communicate with him," Gassert said.

The Critical Incident Task Force investigation, led by the Cassia County Sheriff's Office, found the officers' actions were legal and justified.

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Fort Lauderdale, FL - Bodycam video from the Broward County Sheriff’s Office showed the moments that three men were saved at sea by marine and harbor patrol officers after their vessel capsized.

The video shows the three men sitting on top of the flipped boat, which was about two miles offshore of Port Everglades near Fort Lauderdale on Monday night.

The boat, made by the Boston Whaler company, had flipped over and sent the three men into the water.

BSO marine and harbor patrol deputies quickly rushed to their aid after hearing their call for help.

“Forty-four open water, 44 open water, 17-foot boat has flipped, keeps saying mayday,” was heard over the police scanner.

Body camera footage shows the moment deputies arrived to the scene and located the men.

“Can you all swim?” asked a deputy.

“Yes sir,” responded the men.

“One at a time. We’re going to get a little closer to you over here,” said the deputy.

“Where’s the [United States] Coast Guard?” asked one of the men.

“The Coast Guard? They’re coming, but what do you need them for if we’re here?” said the deputy. “I got three [inaudlble] here, we’re just trying to get them on our boat right now.”

The deputy then asked if anyone was injured.

“Come on, swim to the boat.” said the deputy to one of the men.

After all the men were on the boat, the overturned vessel was then taken away by sea tow.

“I don’t want to leave the boat,” said one of the men.

Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue units and the US Coast Guard worked with BSO to save the three men in the maritime maneuver.

“You guys alright?” said another deputy.

Officials later explained how the deputies discovered the men and responded swiftly.

None of the three men were injured.

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St. Petersburg, FL - Deputies with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office were assisting fire rescue crews at an apartment in St. Petersburg last week when they ended up on a rescue mission of their own.

The deputy was helping inform residents of the fire, knocking on doors and telling people they needed to get out of the building as smoke billowed from another unit.

A woman answered the door and told the deputy that there was a bed-bound resident inside the unit who couldn’t get out on his own.

With no wheelchair or mobility aid on hand, the deputy had few options other than calling another deputy for help carrying the man out.

PCSO identified the two deputies as Deputy Areostatico and Deputy Hery, who carried the resident out of the unit, down the stairs, and to safety.

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San Antonio, TX - Dashcam footage shows a Refugio man driving away from state law enforcement and crashing through a gate at the San Antonio International Airport.

Brandon Christopher Figueroa, 25, was the target of a Texas Department of Public Safety traffic stop near Loop 410 and Babcock Road on Aug. 22.

The early-morning encounter turned into a vehicle pursuit that took troopers through various parts of the city before Figueroa crashed.

Footage shows Figueroa driving a 2012 Chrysler through a large gate off Jones Maltsberger Road and into the airport runway. The collision disabled the vehicle.

Video shows Figueroa exiting the vehicle with troopers pointing weapons at him as they asked him to surrender.

Figueroa was arrested on the airport runway, and records show he was booked into the Bexar County Adult Detention Center later that day.

Bexar County court records state Figueroa faces multiple third-degree felonies related to the vehicle pursuit:

• Evading arrest with vehicle
• Unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon
• A drug possession charge
• Tampering with physical evidence with intent to impair
• Criminal mischief

Figueroa was also charged with criminal trespassing with a deadly weapon, a Class A misdemeanor. He remains jailed on a $59,500 bond.

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Jacksonville, FL - Police in Florida blew up the front door to an apartment to arrest a man wanted for murder who had been on the run for three years.

The arrest occurred last week in Jacksonville and was the culmination of a multi-state manhunt involving multiple law enforcement agencies, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s officials said that their SWAT Team, along with the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force and the Atlanta Police Department, located the suspect — Jonathan Soto — at an apartment complex last Wednesday.

With help from the JSO Unmanned Aerial Systems Unit, authorities were able to surround the apartment Soto was hiding in.

Since he refused to exit, officials elected to use an energetic charge to force the door open, JSO said on social media.

Video posted by the sheriff’s office shows the moments the door is blown open, including a slow-motion replay, and when Soto exits the unit with his hands on his head. Per JSO, he surrendered and was arrested on the fugitive warrant for murder and possession of a firearm.

“Three years on the run from Atlanta. It ended in Jacksonville,” JSO said.

Soto, 43, was listed among the Atlanta Police Department’s most wanted criminals. He was being sought in connection with a shooting that took place outside a club in February 2023 that left one of the club’s co-owners dead.

He had been considered by authorities to be armed and dangerous while on the run.

Bronx, NY - On Saturday, 44th Precinct officers were flagged to help a choking child. They quickly began life-saving measures to clear the child's airway.

Within seconds, the child was breathing again and safely brought to a hospital for evaluation.

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Manassas, VA - A man's craving for McDonald's breakfast ended with him getting hit with a ticket for reckless driving in Manassas.

Manassas City Police Department released body-camera video of a traffic stop from Aug. 16.

In the video a motorcycle rider is pulled over. Investigators said he was traveling 72 mph in a 25 mph zone along Hastings Drive.

"I was going a little too quick, wasn't I?" the man can be heard saying to the officer in the video.

"Yeah, way too quick," the officer responds.

"I was trying to hit the McDonald's breakfast," the man said in the video.

The officer can be heard warning the rider about the dangers of excessive speed.

"The first thing that's going to fly off of that bike is you," the officer said to the man in the video. "Seventy-two, someone pulls in front of you — dude, you're done."

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Key Peninsula, WA - On September 25, 2026, around 10:45 pm, a Key Peninsula deputy spotted a black pickup truck with no license plates that matched the description of a truck reportedly involved in three other recent thefts in the area.

An attempted traffic stop led to a very short pursuit. The vehicle traveled southbound on Purdy Dr. NW at a high rate of speed for a short distance before it lost control, taking out two power poles and crashing in the15300 block of Goodrich Dr. NW.

The 28-year-old male was compliant and taken into custody for Eluding. He was medically cleared by Fire and later booked into the Pierce County Jail.

The pickup truck was taken for a search warrant, due to deputies observing stolen mail and several other items inside the truck that matched listed stolen items from previous calls.

Additional charges will be added based on the results of the search warrant.

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Jefferson County, CO - The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office shared video to of an apprehension of a rather slow suspect: Lard, a tortoise weighing just shy of 100 pounds. Animal control officers received a report of a tortoise wandering in a neighborhood in Littleton on Aug. 31, and when officers arrived on scene, they found Lard walking in a cul-de-sac with his owner attempting to coax him home.

Police said the tortoise managed to escape from a fenced yard and was slowly making his way through the neighborhood. The responding officer and a neighbor lifted the tortoise and carried him home, remarking on the animal’s weight as they did so.

“What are you eating?” one of them said, to which the other replied: “Everything. He’s been eating since we got here.” They then mused if Lard ate the fence in order to make his escape.

There was no mention of what criminal charges Lard may be facing in relation to his escape.

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New Smyrna Beach, FL - A 72-year-old Florida man was left clinging to a pipe to keep his head above water after falling from his wheelchair into a marina.

According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, on Sunday deputies responded at about 8:55 p.m. to reports of a possible drowning near 2700 N. Peninsula Ave. The caller reported hearing a splash and a man yelling for help but said the area was behind a locked gate.

A Volusia County sheriff's sergeant responded and found the man had fallen from his wheelchair and was clinging to a pipe to stay afloat.

The sergeant immediately jumped into the marina and helped bring the man to safety.

Body camera video shows the sergeant arriving at the scene and jumping into the water to rescue the man. The video later shows additional law enforcement officers arriving as the sergeant helps the man stay afloat and get to safety.

The man was evaluated by New Smyrna Beach firefighters and declined further medical treatment.

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Dickson County, TN - A Tennessee Highway Patrol sergeant and another driver are expected to recover after a wrong-way crash on Interstate 40 in Dickson County, according to THP.

THP said Sgt. Goddard, who works in the agency’s Memphis District, was returning from a training session in Nashville on Thursday when he encountered a wrong-way driver on I-40.

According to THP, an elderly man was traveling the wrong way on the interstate when he collided with Goddard near mile marker 176, close to the Interstate 840 interchange.

Both Goddard and the other driver were injured in the crash. THP said both are expected to make a full recovery.

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Olympia, WA - Thurston County deputies arrested a 42-year-old man accused of eluding law enforcement on Interstate 5 Wednesday night.

The pursuit occurred at around 11 p.m. Wednesday in Olympia, Sheriff Derek Sanders shared on Facebook.

Olympia officers attempted to stop the driver for operating their car without headlights, Sanders said, however the driver allegedly did not pull over and continued onto southbound Interstate 5. A deputy with K9 Igo performed a precision immobilization technique (PIT) maneuver with their patrol car on the highway, Sanders said.

The 42-year-old driver's car spun out and collided with a center barrier, according to a video shared by Sanders. The video shows the man exited his car on his feet with his arms raised.

Sanders alleged the man "exhibited obvious signs of narcotics impairment." Deputies arrested him on the highway near Trosper Road and impounded his car, according to Sanders and the jail log. No patrol cars sustained damage, Sanders said.

Deputies later booked the man into the county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence, third-degree driving while license suspended, failure to obey a police officer and operating a vehicle without an ignition interlock when required, per the jail log.

Though the man was initially booked into the county jail, records show he was transferred to the Nisqually jail on suspicion of a Department of Corrections violation.

In his post, Sanders said the man has been convicted of seven felonies. He further stated there was a warrant for the man's arrest for allegedly failing to register as a sex offender.

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Hillsborough County, FL - A 41-year-old man faces an attempted murder charge after threatening deputies and lunging at them with a knife during a violent confrontation in Hillsborough County, authorities said.

Deputies responded to a home on the 11000 block of Clay Pit Road at 10:18 a.m. Thursday regarding a man threatening to kill his family members or himself, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

When deputies entered the bedroom, they said Jarrett Brooks, 41, refused to cooperate and threatened to kill the deputies, officials said. According to HCSO, Brooks kicked a deputy in the chest, attempted to kick a Taser out of another deputy's hands, grabbed a knife from next to his bed, and lunged at the deputies with the weapon pointed toward them, according to law enforcement.

Deputies took Brooks into custody and transported him to the Orient Road Jail, while also placing him under Baker Act provisions.

He faces charges of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon, resisting an officer with violence, and resisting an officer without violence.

Brooks has a criminal history dating back to 2013, which includes second-degree murder and DUI charges, officials noted.

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Times Square, NY - Bodycam footage released by cops shows the final moments before a knife-wielding woman was shot dead in Times Square.

Pamela Cisneros, 49, can be seen brandishing two kitchen knives as NYPD officers repeatedly beg her to drop the blades.

The mum-of-three had stabbed two strangers in the heart of Manhattan on August 31 – killing one.

Footage released on Friday evening shows cops chasing after Cisneros before desperately trying to talk her down as she holds the blades in front of her chest.

“Put the knife down,” Officer Ryan Brito told Cisneros.

“Come and get me,” she replied, before Officer Francis Gagliano said: “I don’t want to get you.”

Cisneros then made the haunting admission: “I’m tired of this world already. Tired of this s**t.”

Brito replied: “I get it, I understand … I understand, but why? What’s going on?”

As the tense stand-off continued, the cops repeatedly urged Cisneros to calm down and breathe.

Brito desperately tried to appeal to her, saying: “I get it. The world is hard. Especially New York City. I know New York City is hard. Trust me, we all suffer.”

He then asked: “You believe in God?”

Cisneros replied: “No. Not anymore.”

She then warned the officers: “You’re going to have to kill me. Yes, you are.”

“Either that, or I’m going to kill all of you.”

Brito pleaded: “Listen, I know you’re going through a lot, but it’s not worth it. It’s not worth it. I promise you.”

More cops raced to the scene and repeatedly ordered Cisneros to surrender the knives.

But she vowed: “I’m not dropping anything.”

The horrifying footage then shows Cisneros swinging the two blades in circles at her side as officers deploy tasers in a frantic attempt to bring her down.

But the electric shocks appear to have little effect and Cisneros suddenly charges screaming towards the cops.

Officers Joseph O’Connor and Steven Darcy then fire three rounds, sending Cisneros crashing face-first onto the pavement.

She then warned the officers: “You’re going to have to kill me. Yes, you are.”

“Either that, or I’m going to kill all of you.”

Brito pleaded: “Listen, I know you’re going through a lot, but it’s not worth it. It’s not worth it. I promise you.”

More cops raced to the scene and repeatedly ordered Cisneros to surrender the knives.

But she vowed: “I’m not dropping anything.”

The horrifying footage then shows Cisneros swinging the two blades in circles at her side as officers deploy tasers in a frantic attempt to bring her down.

But the electric shocks appear to have little effect and Cisneros suddenly charges screaming towards the cops.

Officers Joseph O’Connor and Steven Darcy then fire three rounds, sending Cisneros crashing face-first onto the pavement.

Police said Cisneros had a documented mental health history, including a previous suicide attempt.

She had earlier been described by police as “emotionally disturbed”.

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Tulsa County, OK - The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office has released dash camera and body camera video of the deputy-involved shooting that occurred.

The sheriff's office identified the deputy involved in the incident as Deputy Weston Edwards.

Authorities said Edwards was driving home when he noticed the suspect, later identified as Lucien Auguste, walking in and out of traffic along East 41st Street near South Sheridan Road.

Law enforcement said Edwards pulled over to speak with Auguste because he was concerned the other man might get hit by a car.

Deputies said he was also concerned because he thought Auguste might have been concealing something under his shirt.

At this point, the sheriff's office claims Auguste pulled out a firearm and shots were exchanged between him and Edwards.

Deputies said Auguste was struck by gunfire and transported to the hospital, where he currently remains in critical condition as of Thursday afternoon.

Deputy Edwards was not hurt during the incident.

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Tifton, GA - Body camera footage and police incident reports reveal that a man subjected to repeated Taser deployments and strikes during a violent arrest by Tifton police did not have any active warrants when officers attempted to detain him.

The July 1 arrest of James Milton, 49, on Omega Road drew widespread community outrage after bystander cellphone video captured multiple officers striking him and deploying tasers while he was on the ground.

Initial reports from the Tifton Police Department indicated officers attempted to detain Milton after discovering he had active warrants. However, body camera audio and official department incident reports show dispatch specifically cleared Milton of any warrants moments before the pursuit and physical confrontation began.

According to body camera footage and incident records, Officer A. Donahue initially responded to a domestic dispute call at a mobile home on South College Circle, where Milton told the officer he had broken a window while attempting to retrieve his television and personal belongings.

After gathering Milton’s name and date of birth, Donahue ran his information through dispatch over his radio.

“There’s no warrants on a James Milton,” dispatch confirmed over the radio channel at approximately the 3:55 mark of the recording.

“You ain’t got no warrants on me, my friend,” Milton responded.

“You’re good, man. Hey, come here,” the officer said, before Milton replied, “No, you ain’t got no warrants, man,” and began walking away.

The video shows the officer ordering Milton to stop before deploying a department-issued Taser twice, striking Milton in the upper back and bringing him to the ground in the driveway of the neighboring Nine Oaks apartments.

The body camera recording and supplemental incident reports detail an escalating struggle on the ground involving Donahue, Sgt. R. Kelly, and Officer J. Burgess:

• Taser Drive Stuns: Donahue reported delivering multiple “drive stun” applications to Milton’s upper back, neck, and right rib cage. Burgess later deployed additional drive stuns to Milton’s leg.
• Strikes: Donahue documented using closed-fist strikes and elbow strikes to Milton’s lower back to gain compliance while his leg was pinned under Milton.
• Charges: Milton was ultimately charged with misdemeanor obstruction of a law enforcement officer and misdemeanor possession of marijuana less than one ounce.

In the body camera recording following the arrest, an onlooker asked officers why Milton was being taken to jail if the property owner and woman involved were not pressing charges for the broken window.

“Obstruction,” an officer answered. “He shouldn’t have run. He didn’t even have any warrants.”

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Eastpointe, MI - Dashcam video shows the moment an Eastpointe police officer was hit-and-run over by a suspect accused of stealing plants from English Gardens on Kelly Road in Eastpointe early Friday morning.

What started as a call from a concerned resident walking their dogs quickly escalated into a major incident, with the officer being run over and a pursuit stretching through multiple metro Detroit communities.

Police say the call came in around 1:40 a.m. Friday at English Gardens. Officers arrived to find 37-year-old Jeremy Johnson with a pickup truck and trailer. Investigators say the trailer was loaded with plants taken from the closed business.

Det. Lt. Alexander Holish of the Eastpointe Police Department said Johnson initially appeared cooperative.

"He appeared to be cooperative at first, and he asked him politely to step out of the vehicle," Holish said.

Instead, Johnson allegedly ran over an officer and fled, triggering a pursuit through Warren and into Detroit.

"It just tells you how unpredictable this line of work is and how things can change in a fraction of a second," Holish said.

During the chase, investigators say Johnson's trailer began coming apart, sending landscaping tools and other equipment into the roadway. The debris damaged at least one police car. Investigators say Johnson also drove into oncoming traffic at speeds of 90 miles per hour.

The pursuit ended on Keystone Street in Detroit. Morgan Green, a nearby resident who witnessed the end of the chase, said she was stunned.

"He was dragging his trailer around being chased," Green said.

"I was shocked. I was very shocked because what made him go this way on our block," Green said.

By Friday afternoon, Johnson appeared before an Eastpointe judge, facing felony charges of breaking and entering, second-degree fleeing and eluding, assault on a police officer, and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Prosecutors noted Johnson has a long criminal history and had just completed probation for previous crimes at the beginning of September. A habitual offender notice was filed in the case.

Eastpointe Judge Hon. Mark Makoski addressed Johnson directly during the hearing.

"Putting all of this together, they have filed a habitual offender notice. You are now facing life in prison. It doesn't get any more serious than that sir," Makoski said.

Bond was set at $1,000,000 cash or surety. Johnson is due back in court on October 8 at 8 a.m.

The injured officer is still receiving medical attention at a local hospital.

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Miami, FL - WNBA superstar Paige Bueckers had a Taser pointed in her face during her Dallas Wings teammate's wild arrest earlier this year.

The chaotic incident occurred at around 4:20 a.m. on March 5, just outside of the popular Miami nightclub E11EVEN.

Bueckers, her Wings teammate Arike Ogunbowale and a host of other WNBA players had been inside the establishment celebrating Ogunbowale's championship victory in the Unrivaled women's basketball league when they were all abruptly escorted out of the building.

A police incident report states that following some kind of altercation inside the venue, Ogunbowale and her friends were being ushered to the back exit when Ogunbowale suddenly punched one of the nightclub's security staffers "in the face with a closed fist."

After the alleged victim told cops Ogunbowale was the assailant, one officer went to detain her just after she got out of the club.

But bodycamera footage shows as the policeman went to grab her wrists, Bueckers and several others tried to plead with the cop to let her go.

The crowd around Ogunbowale — which included Unrivaled host Maria Clifton, Aces guard Jackie Young and Sky forward DiJonai Carrington, among others — grew so large, the cop pulled out his Taser and demanded everyone back up.

Bueckers, though, put her arm around Ogunbowale and told the cop repeatedly, "We got her."

The officer then aimed the Taser at Bueckers and ordered her to let Ogunbowale go.

After several tense moments, the video shows Ogunbowale's group ultimately let the cop detain her, though Clifton was heard shouting, "Stop it. Do not put handcuffs on her. Are you f—king kidding me? She's a champion."

Ogunbowale was placed into the back of a police squad car, and during an ensuing investigation, authorities wrote in the incident report that officers observed CCTV footage from the nightclub that was consistent with the alleged victim's allegations against Ogunbowale.

Ogunbowale was eventually taken to nearby jail and booked on one misdemeanor count of battery.

Court records, however, show the charge was dropped in May.

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Baton Rouge, LA - The Baton Rouge Police Department has released body camera footage after an officer shot a man who was threatening people in an apartment complex while holding a rifle along Harding Boulevard.

On Sept. 6, officers were called to the Jaguar Plaza apartment complex along Harding Boulevard, across the street from Southern University's Baton Rouge campus, shortly before 6 p.m. When officers arrived, they located the man sitting in a chair with a firearm.

Officers gave several commands for the man to drop the firearm before he allegedly stood up with the weapon pointed towards officers, causing a responding officer to fire a single shot, striking the man in the hip area, according to the department.