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Crawfordsville, Indiana — A film shoot nearly turned deadly Tuesday evening when police mistook an actor for an armed robbery suspect outside a local bar. The incident unfolded at the Back Step Brewing Company, where a low-budget film crew from Montgomery County Production was filming a scene involving a masked man holding a gun. Unfortunately, no one had informed local authorities or neighboring businesses about the shoot, setting the stage for a serious misunderstanding. According to Indiana State Police, a 911 call was made after a concerned citizen saw a masked man with what appeared to be a firearm entering the back of the building. Believing they were witnessing a robbery in progress, the caller alerted police, prompting a swift response from officers with the Crawfordsville Police Department. When officers arrived, they saw actor Jeff Duff exiting the building in character—wearing a ski mask and holding a realistic-looking prop gun. Officers, unaware that a film production w...

  Evansville, Indiana — Police released video footage on Wednesday that captures the fatal shooting of a man who attacked a police officer with a baseball bat outside a federal courthouse.   The incident occurred Tuesday morning, July 29, 2025, in front of the Winfield K. Denton Federal Building in downtown Evansville. According to authorities, the suspect, identified as 55-year-old Ricky Ard, was shot and killed after advancing on an officer with a weapon in hand. Security footage released by the Evansville Police Department shows Ard smashing the glass of two front doors at the federal building. The video captures him pacing outside the entrance, swinging a bat, and appearing agitated. Courthouse security officers drew their firearms but did not pursue Ard as he walked away from the building. Surveillance footage from multiple angles shows Ard later circling back toward the courthouse after a city police officer arrived at the scene. That officer, later identified as Kenn...

  Douglas County, Colorado — Authorities released body camera footage on Wednesday revealing the intense moments leading up to the shooting of a suspect by a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy. The incident occurred on the evening of Friday, July 25, 2025, near County Line Road and Santa Fe Drive, where a deputy stopped to assist what appeared to be a stranded motorist. The deputy, whose name has not yet been released, noticed a white GMC SUV parked along the roadside. Believing the vehicle may have broken down, he pulled over and exited his patrol vehicle to offer help. As the deputy approached the SUV, the encounter quickly escalated into a dangerous confrontation. According to Cmdr. Trent Cooper of the Littleton Police Department, the driver of the SUV, later identified as 26-year-old Deyon Marcus Rivas-Maestas, exited the vehicle while armed with what was described as a military-style semi-automatic rifle. Body camera footage reportedly shows the deputy immediately issuing ver...

  Chicago, Illinois — On May 5, 2025, a violent confrontation unfolded inside an assisted living facility, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. Chicago Police responded to a 911 call reporting a person armed with a knife inside the residence. Upon arrival, officers entered the building and made contact with the suspect, later identified as 47-year-old Alfonzo Wright, inside his apartment unit. According to the Chicago Police Department, Wright was visibly armed with a knife when officers found him. Police stated that officers immediately began trying to de-escalate the situation using verbal commands in an attempt to calm Wright and get him to surrender. Despite repeated efforts, Wright allegedly refused to comply and continued behaving aggressively. After verbal tactics failed, officers deployed their tasers in an effort to subdue him non-lethally. However, police say the tasers were ineffective, and Wright continued to resist. At a critical moment, Wright reportedly ch...

 A newly released dashcam video has provided a clearer view of a disturbing incident involving former Independence, Missouri police officer Timothy Runnels and then-teenager Bryce Masters. The footage captures the moment in 2014 when Runnels used a taser on 17-year-old Masters during a traffic stop, an action that ultimately led to a coma-inducing injury for the teen and a four-year federal prison sentence for the officer. The incident began as a routine stop, but quickly escalated. According to court documents and Runnels' own admissions as part of a guilty plea, the officer fired his taser at Masters, striking him in the chest. The current was allowed to run for approximately 20 seconds—significantly longer than what law enforcement training permits. Officers are typically trained to limit taser deployment to five seconds. This prolonged use caused Masters to go into cardiac arrest. He collapsed at the scene and was later revived thanks to immediate emergency medical interventi...

 On July 4, 2025, at approximately 12:20 p.m., Albuquerque Police Department officers were dispatched to a residence on the 2100 block of South Branch Drive SW. The call came from 21-year-old Jerry Baldonado, who requested assistance with a family-related dispute. During the call, Baldonado mentioned that his brother had possessed a firearm the day prior. Officers arrived at the location to investigate the report and assess the situation. Officer Dominic Sanchez was among the responding officers. According to official statements and later-released body camera footage, Sanchez approached the home and loudly announced twice that he was a police officer. As he reached the front of the house, Baldonado opened the door. In his hand was what appeared to be a black handgun. Without knowing it was not a real firearm, Officer Sanchez reacted quickly, firing three shots in response to the perceived threat. Baldonado was struck in the arm, leg, and abdomen. Further examination revealed th...

  On July 28, 2016, Anthony Promvongsa, a 21-year-old Laotian American man, was accused by Worthington Police in southwestern Minnesota of engaging in reckless driving. According to the criminal complaint, Worthington Police Officer Colby Palmersheim alleged that Promvongsa drove aggressively behind his squad car at high speed, tailgating so closely that Palmersheim could not see the hood of Promvongsa’s vehicle. The officer stated that when he moved slightly to allow Promvongsa to pass, the young man swerved toward his car. Palmersheim further reported that Promvongsa continued following him closely, making hand gestures out the window, and allegedly shouted that he would return with “his boys.”Authorities were reportedly already aware that Promvongsa did not have a valid driver’s license, based on prior encounters. Following the alleged incident with Palmersheim, Agent Joe Joswiak of the Buffalo Ridge Drug Task Force pursued Promvongsa. Joswiak stated he activated his emergency ...

  The Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) has released additional details regarding a recent officer-involved shooting that occurred late Saturday night in South Louisville. The incident, which left one man dead and an officer injured, unfolded inside a vacant home on Oleanda Avenue shortly after 11:30 p.m. According to LMPD Chief Steve Conrad, the individual killed was 32-year-old William A. Young Jr. Police say Young was hiding inside the home and was shot after attacking an officer with an object that resembled a meat skewer. The confrontation took place as officers were conducting a search of the residence. Chief Conrad explained that officers had responded to the vacant home following reports of suspicious activity. Upon entering, the officers began to clear the building, moving cautiously through the structure and announcing their presence multiple times as they advanced. As the officers made their way to the second floor, they encountered Young, who was reportedly ...

  Footage of the shooting that killed Alamogordo police Officer Clint Corvinus and wanted fugitive Joseph Moreno last September was released by the New Mexico District Attorney’s Office Thursday afternoon. District Attorney John Sugg said he met with Corvinus’ and Moreno’s family to go over the findings with them as the investigation into the shooting is now complete. Lapel video from Officer Christopher Welch, who was on patrol with Corvinus the day of the incident, was shown during a press conference. “We have determined two things. First, that Officer Clint Corvinus was shot and killed by Joseph Moreno and second, that Officer Christopher Welch was justified in shooting Joseph Moreno,” Sugg said. On Sept. 2 Welch was on the final stages of the field office training. He had been with the Alamogordo Police Department for 10 months, according to police. Corvinus was his field-training officer, Sugg said. “At that point in time it was called the shadow phase. During the shadow phas...

 Newly released body camera footage has shed more light on the fatal police shooting of 63-year-old Jerry Jackson of Fort Collins, Colorado. The incident, which occurred last year, has now been ruled a homicide by the county coroner. The footage provides the first public glimpse into a deadly police encounter that unfolded in a quiet residential area of Fort Collins. According to the Fort Collins Police Department, officers responded around 7:20 p.m. on August 25, 2016, to a report of a domestic disturbance involving a weapon. The call came from a woman who told authorities that Jackson, whom she knew personally, was involved in a confrontation that had escalated to a dangerous level. Police tracked the situation to a home located in the 900 block of U.S. 287, between Colorado Highway 1 and Shields Street. Upon arriving, officers observed Jackson enter the home of the woman who had made the emergency call. Authorities stated that Jackson entered the residence unlawfully, a deta...

  The Metropolitan Police Department released body camera footage on Wednesday showing the fatal shooting of a man by police during a reported domestic disturbance that occurred on Christmas Day in Northeast Washington. The incident involved 29-year-old Gerald Hall, who was shot by an officer responding to a call in the 3200 block of Walnut Street, NE. }; According to police, officers responded to a report of a domestic dispute on December 25. When they arrived on the scene, Hall was allegedly armed with a knife and refused repeated commands to drop it. Officers claimed that despite multiple verbal warnings, Hall continued to approach while holding the weapon. One officer then discharged his firearm, striking Hall. He was transported to a nearby hospital, where he later died from his injuries. }; Authorities stated that a knife was recovered from the scene, supporting their account of events. As per department policy, the officers involved were placed on routine administrative l...

  The Denver District Attorney’s Office has released body-camera footage from a police shooting that occurred on the night of August 16. The incident involved Cpl. Jeffrey Heinis and a 17-year-old suspect who was fleeing from a stolen vehicle. The car, a 2005 Volvo, had been carjacked at gunpoint two days earlier in Arapahoe County. The video, recorded from Heinis’ chest-mounted camera, provides a detailed view of the high-tension encounter near 10th Avenue and Federal Boulevard. Heinis turned on his body camera while still in his patrol vehicle as he approached the stolen car. With his weapon already drawn, he quickly exited his cruiser and began shouting commands at the three juveniles inside the vehicle. Although the camera does not clearly show all three suspects, Heinis is heard shouting, “He’s got a gun,” as the scene unfolds rapidly. One of the teens, later identified only as “LAJ” due to his age, is seen running across the frame in front of Heinis. The teenager, who was ...

 A high-speed police chase in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, ended in a controversial and accidental shooting when Sergeant Lonnie Soppeland unintentionally fired his weapon, striking a fleeing suspect in the arm. The shooting occurred on June 20, 2015, following a dangerous pursuit involving speeds exceeding 110 miles per hour. The suspect, identified as Matthew Hovland-Knase, had been riding a motorcycle when he led police on the chase. After pulling over, Hovland-Knase stopped the motorcycle and got off, at which point Sgt. Soppeland exited his squad car with his service weapon already drawn. What happened next was captured on video: a gunshot rings out, followed by Soppeland shouting an expletive, and Hovland-Knase immediately crying out in pain, saying, “I’m bleeding.” Realizing he had discharged his firearm, Soppeland quickly shifted into aid mode. Within seconds, he retrieved medical supplies and began administering first aid to the wounded man. The officer can be heard apolog...

  A man who was kicked by a Pennsylvania police officer is suing Allentown city officials and members of its police department, alleging that arresting officers violated his civil rights when they used excessive force during the 2015 incident and that city and police officials attempted to cover it up. On May 30, 2015, Allentown police officer Joseph M. Iannetta kicked Hector Medina-Pena in the head as he was on the ground on all fours after the car he was riding in was stopped by police, the lawsuit alleges. The incident was captured on dashcam video. In a statement, current Allentown Police Chief Keith Morris said Medina-Pena matched the description of an armed robbery suspect who had held up a strip club that day before getting into a car with three other individuals and driving off. "A detailed description of the getaway vehicle and the criminal suspect who displayed the weapon was broadcast, and due to diligent police work the vehicle was quickly located with the four suspec...

  On April 27, 2016 deputies from the Orange County Sheriffs Department responded to a call of a suicidal man with a gun in the garage of his home. Upon arrival and without provocation, the three responding deputies were shot at with an semi-automatic rifle by the suicidal suspect. The deputies were unable to return fire due to poor sight lines and concern that they couldn't see who else may have been inside the garage. After firing dozens of rounds, the suspect came out, dropped his weapon and was taken into custody. No one was injured.

  Burlington, Vermont — Chittenden County State’s Attorney T.J. Donovan announced on Tuesday that no criminal charges will be filed against the Burlington police officer who fatally shot Ralph “Phil” Grenon, a 76-year-old man with a documented history of mental health issues. The announcement follows a comprehensive investigation into the March 21 incident, during which officers were called to Grenon’s College Street apartment after receiving reports that he was shouting threats and claiming he would stab or kill people. Upon arrival, officers attempted to de-escalate the situation through verbal communication and non-lethal means. Over the course of five tense hours, police employed Tasers and pepper balls in an effort to subdue Grenon without using deadly force. However, none of those methods succeeded. According to authorities, Grenon remained uncooperative, erratic, and armed throughout the standoff. The situation reached a critical point when Grenon, still holding knives, ...

  Alberto Hernandez, 59, was armed with a replica of a semi-automatic handgun when he pointed the weapon at SDPD police officers at an apartment complex in San Ysidro on Sept. 28, 2015 Read the investigation report here