The collision happened around 9:21pm in Illinois Thursday, and left Chelsey Farley and boyfriend Trevor Hopkins severely injured. They were ejected from their vehicle.
The couple were hospitalized, and the driver who hit them was identified as Springfield Police Sgt. Michael Egan. He is seen stumbling and struggling to stand in footage filmed shortly after the crash.
This recent article from the Counter Signal is yet another example of the Toronto Police Service being unwilling to enforce the laws that they have sworn an oath to uphold.
The Ontario government said Tuesday it is introducing a number of new measures to boost lagging police recruitment numbers, including eliminating a post-secondary education requirement to be hired as an officer and covering the costs of mandatory training.
“We need more police officers on our streets, more boots on the ground,” Premier Doug Ford said at a news conference at the Ontario Police College. He was joined by Solicitor General Michael Kerzner and Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw.
Ford said he has heard from the chiefs of various police services, who said they are seeing increases in major crimes like auto thefts, break and enters and random acts of violence, but are struggling to attract new recruits.
A Montreal mother claims police told her to take down a charity lemonade stand her kids had set up and threatened her with arrest.
Ayana Massa told Global News her two young sons, 11-year-old Ness and 8-year-old Ariel, have been selling lemonade to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
They identified the shooter as 20-year-old Jonathan Douglas Sapirman of Greenwood. They say he did not have a criminal record as an adult but his juvenile record included a fight at school and a runaway incident. Officers say Sapirman had two rifles and a handgun, but only used one of the rifles. They say all guns were purchased legally.
“The sound of children screaming has been removed.”
COWARDS. All of you. https://t.co/cBB5NNc0h3 pic.twitter.com/TLtKrYdnLQ
— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) July 13, 2022
The bombshell video, first obtained by the Austin-American Statesman, shows how police officers dilly-dallied in the hallway of Robb Elementary School instead of going after 18-year-old gunman Salvador Ramos as he systematically slaughtered 21 people on May 24.
Video released on Sunday showed eight police officers in Akron, Ohio, were involved in a shooting that killed an unarmed Black man whose body was found with some 60 gunshot wounds after he fled a traffic stop last week.
At 21:31 in the video, you can hear the shot fired at police. 10 seconds later, the officer reports ‘shots fired’, but the MSM is using the ‘unarmed black man’ mantra.
At one point, Walker slowed down and jumped out of the vehicle before it came to a full stopped. The footage showed a man, which police said was Walker, exiting the car’s passenger side door wearing a ski mask.
Multiple officers are seen in the footage running after Walker, who appeared to look over his shoulder as officers fired their weapons at him.
Mylett said he has watched the video at least 40 times and said there are still photos showing Walker appear to reach for his waistband, turn toward officer and move an arm forward.
Here are the rules: 1, Comply. 2, Don’t shoot at cops.
Police have released bodycam footage showing the moment a black man was shot up to 60 times after he fled a traffic stop.
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— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 3, 2022
Nearly half of murders in the U.S. now go unsolved, with the majority going unsolved in the last seven months of 2020, a phenomenon partly caused by anti-police BLM protests.
The shining achievement of Black Lives Matter may ironically be its role in preventing murdered black people from getting justice.
Horizon Ottawa, a progressive organization that lobbies for left-leaning municipal policies, is calling for a strong police response to upcoming freedom events in the nation’s capital – while also supporting the Defund the Police movement.
Freedom events are planned next week in downtown Ottawa for the arrival of Canadian Armed Forces Veteran James Topp and in celebration of Canada Day. Organizers are also planning events on weekends throughout the summer.
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— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) June 16, 2022
The Uvalde School Police Chief widely blamed for the disastrous cop handling of the massacre at an elementary school has revealed he intentionally ditched his radios because he thought they would ‘slow him down’, and said he didn’t know he was in charge of the operation.
Pete Arredondo was in charge of the tiny school police force in the Uvalde Consolidated School district when gunman Salvador Ramos opened fire in Robb Elementary School on May 24.
He has been widely blamed for not responding to the shooting more promptly, and Texas officials even said he gave directives to cops telling them not to try to breach the classroom where Ramos had barricaded himself inside with kids.
Imagine the terror those children faced. Realize the cowardice of every police officer standing outside hearing gunshots and waiting for 77 minutes before entering the building. Consider at the lies the police have told – at least the ones we know about so far. Ask why schools are targets and why the government has done essentially nothing since Columbine to protect schoolchildren. Hint: because dead kids promote national gun confiscation. The gun grabbers are using massacres of children to promote their flawed and anti-Constitutional anti-gun agenda.
A high-ranking RCMP officer who has helped build the Mounties’ policies for using emergency alerts in Nova Scotia says it’s become a key tool since the mass shooting in April 2020, but major changes are needed provincially and federally to keep citizens and police safe when it’s used.
In an interview with CBS that aired this weekend, Gomez explained how she was able to enter the school and rescue her two children despite the cops’ active efforts to thwart her. The entire interview is a damning indictment of law enforcement’s mishandling of the shooting, but one new detail bears particular emphasis: According to Gomez, the police subsequently contacted her and said that the media attention she was generating for criticizing them could lead to obstruction of justice charges. (Gomez is on probation for unspecified though decades-old charges.)
This woman was inside the school while shots were being fired. The police knew the shooter was still active and let children die instead of entering the school.
