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A convenience store clerk who killed himself minutes after shooting a customer who refused to wear a mask and walked out without paying for three bags of chips would have faced criminal charges if he had survived, a police report said.<\/p>\n
The 6 February shootings on the north-west edge of Las Vegas came four days before Governor Steve Sisolak lifted Nevada\u2019s Covid-19 mask mandate.<\/p>\n
The 36-year-old cashier at the Terrible\u2019s gas station and store was pronounced dead at the scene due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, police said.<\/p>\n
The 26-year-old customer\u2019s ex-girlfriend took him to a nearby hospital, where he was treated for a gunshot wound to the shoulder, police said.<\/p>\n
Officers interviewed him and a witness corroborated his account of the incident.<\/p>\n
Police were called to West Centennial Center Boulevard near US Highway 95 at about 8.30am on 6 February.<\/p>\n
Detectives recovered the Glock handgun used in both shootings and four shell casings and reviewed surveillance video before filing the report on 9 February.<\/p>\n
\u201cDue to the facts and circumstances learned at the time of the incident, [the clerk] would have been charged if he survived with battery with [use of a deadly weapon],\u201d the report said.<\/p>\n
KLAS-TV first reported the incident the Associated Press obtained a redacted copy of the police report through a public records request.<\/p>\n
Police say the clerk yelled at the customer to put on a mask or leave the store but he refused and placed three bags of chips on the counter. The clerk refused to serve the man, who walked outside with the chips without paying.<\/p>\n
The clerk followed him and started recording him with his cellphone camera. The customer became upset, advanced toward the clerk and \u201ca struggle quickly ensued\u201d.<\/p>\n
\u201cOnce the physical fight was broken up\u201d, the clerk pulled a handgun from his pocket and fired three times at the victim, striking him once in the shoulder, the report said.<\/p>\n
The victim ran to a tire store and was picked up by his ex-girlfriend in a van. The clerk made a call on his cellphone and argued with someone on the line. Moments later he fired one round to the right side of his head, police said.<\/p>\n
A police officer wrote in the report that when he arrived, the man was still holding the handgun and cellphone, lying on his back with no pulse and blood coming from his head.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; The Guardian<\/a><\/p>\n
Wanted Florida man caught after passing out drunk in McDonald\u2019s drive-thru, deputies say<\/h3>\n
A wanted Florida man was caught Friday after he passed out drunk in the drive-thru line at a McDonald\u2019s and caused a backup of cars, authorities said.<\/p>\n
Luis Salinas, 35, had a warrant out for his arrest in connection to the sexual battery of a child, the Highlands County Sheriff\u2019s Office said in a Facebook post.<\/p>\n
Deputies said that “it was quite a pleasant surprise” when they discovered it was Salinas who was “conked out and blocking people from their Big Macs at the Avon Park Mickey D\u2019s.”<\/p>\n
\n<\/picture><\/div>\n \nDespite the other patrons yelling at Salinas, he stayed asleep until deputies opened his door and allegedly attacked them.<\/p>\n
“Unlike his victim, our deputies can fight back,” the sheriff\u2019s statement read.<\/p>\n
During the scuffle, Salinas “slightly injured” one deputy before he was taken into custody, according to authorities.<\/p>\n
Salinas, who deputies said had a blood alcohol level of .179, was booked into jail on the felony warrant and additional charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, DUI, driving with a suspended license, and resisting arrest.<\/p>\n
Following the arrest of Salinas, deputies had a message for those being sought by law enforcement.<\/p>\n
“Pro tip: If you have a warrant – especially for charge that can get you a life sentence – you probably should not drink and drive,” the sheriff\u2019s office said. “You definitely should not drink and drive and pass out in the drive-thru lane at McDonald\u2019s.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Source; Fox Business<\/a><\/p>\n
4-year-old fires gun at officers during Midvale shooting incident<\/h3>\n
Police said a 4-year-old child fired a gun at officers on the order of their father during an incident Monday at a McDonald’s in Midvale [Utah].<\/p>\n
According to the Unified Police Department, the incident occurred at 425 West 7200 South. A man identified as Sadaat Johnson, 27, in a Honda allegedly brandished a gun at restaurant drive-thru workers after they gave him an incorrect order.<\/p>\n
The workers called police after telling Johnson they would fix his order.<\/p>\n
When police arrived, they were able to locate and remove Johnson from the vehicle. However, once Johnson was outside, an officer noticed “a firearm coming outside the vehicle,” according to UPD Sheriff Rosie Rivera. The officer was able to deflect the weapon, which discharged into a restaurant awning.<\/p>\n
Police identified the person who discharged the weapon as a 4-year-old child who was allegedly told to fire the gun by their father. The child was in the backseat of the car with their three-year-old sibling.<\/p>\n
Officers did not fire back after the child fired the weapon.<\/p>\n
“This campaign against police officers, this needs to stop. We’re here to protect and serve, and this is getting out of hand,” said Rivera. “This is a child who thought it was okay to pull a firearm and shoot that firearm at police. I’ve never seen anything like this in my 28 years.”<\/p>\n
Although the officer was able to deflect the firearm, he did receive a small injury to his arm.<\/p>\n
Johnson was taken into custody and faces charges of felony child abuse and threatening the use of a dangerous weapon.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
I can’t believe the “journalist” thinks that it’s necessary to say that the cop\u00a0didn’t<\/em> shoot the toddler.<\/p>\n
Source; Fox 13<\/a><\/p>\n
Whiskey still confiscated from downtown Prattville porch; charges pending against homeowner<\/h3>\n
Surprised authorities confiscated a whiskey still from a downtown Prattville home Friday afternoon.<\/p>\n
The Autauga County Sheriff’s Office and Prattville Police Department worked the case, with assistance from agents of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. The ABC Board regulates liquor trade in the state.<\/p>\n
Charges are pending against the homeowner, said Sheriff Joe Sedinger. The owner was not home when the still was confiscated and has been given the opportunity to turn himself in.<\/p>\n
Since the homeowner has not yet been arrested, Sedinger did not release the address of the home. But, perhaps ironically, it’s about two blocks from the courthouse, where the sheriff’s office is, and about two blocks from the public safety building, where police headquarters is located.<\/p>\n
The still had been on the back porch of the home, and was spotted by a deputy who went to the home to deliver court papers, the sheriff said. It appeared the still had been on the porch for a long time.<\/p>\n
It was not operating when it was seized, but a large container of mash was nearby.<\/p>\n
The mash would be distilled to make alcohol. There were also several empty, plastic gallon milk jugs nearby, which Sedinger said were probably used to hold the illegal hooch.<\/p>\n
Finding stills is not common, even in the sticks.<\/p>\n
“I think we have found three or four stills in all the time I’ve been with the sheriff’s office,” Sedinger said. He’s been with the office more than 30 years, serving the past eight as sheriff. “All the other stills we found were out in the county, usually in thick cover where they couldn’t be found easy.”<\/p>\n
The owner of the house will face a charge of illegal possession of a whiskey making device, Sedinger said. The charge is an unclassified felony, and code section doesn’t list a punishment range.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Yahoo<\/a>!<\/p>\n
\u2018Public safety officer\u2019 assists in traffic stop \u2013 but he wasn\u2019t a cop, GA police say<\/h3>\n
Armed with his gun and badge, a Georgia \u201cofficer\u201d stepped in to assist police during a felony traffic stop in metro Atlanta last week.<\/p>\n
But the gun was a fake and so were his credentials, according to Cartersville police.<\/p>\n
Justin Greene, 29, was arrested in Bartow County on Wednesday, Feb. 23, and charged with impersonating a police officer, authorities said in a news release. Greene claimed he was a \u201cpublic safety officer,\u201d police said, and flashed a phony firearm when he tried helping officers with a stop on Feb. 18.<\/p>\n
He \u201cattempted to assist officers in bringing two suspects into custody at gun point\u201d and left the scene before anyone could identify him, according to the release.<\/p>\n
Greene was arrested days later in what looked like an unmarked squad car \u201ccomplete with lights and a siren,\u201d authorities said. Officers also seized several items from the car, including more fake firearms, tactical gear and authentic-looking Georgia police credentials.<\/p>\n
Greene was booked into the Bartow County Sheriff\u2019s Office Jail, where he remained held on $12,000 bond as of Thursday, Feb. 24, online records show. He also faces charges of willful obstruction of a law enforcement officer, reckless conduct and unauthorized vehicle with red\/amber lights.<\/p>\n
Cartersville is about 40 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; Ledger-Enquirer<\/a><\/p>\n
Armed Portland Antifa Pick Fight With Violent Biker Gang Then Blame POLICE When Things Get Violent<\/h3>\n
Gunfire erupted when violent Antifa militants appear to have picked a fight with a notorious Portland, Ore. area biker gang.<\/p>\n
Antifa lost.<\/p>\n
At least one person ended up dead and five others were injured in Portland Saturday night.<\/p>\n
Portland Police are still sorting things out, but what we know is that police were called on Saturday night shortly after 8 p.m to a disturbance that quickly escalated into gunfire.<\/p>\n
Portland Police said, \u201cthis incident started with a confrontation between an armed homeowner and armed protesters.\u201d<\/p>\n
As Portland Police Public Information Officer Lt. Nathan Sheppard attempted to update the media on the shooting melee in Northeast Portland, two known Antifa militants took over the news conference, commandeered the microphones, and began blaming the police for failing to do their jobs to protect them.<\/p>\n
According to Antifa protesters who took over the presser, identified by the Post Millennial as \u201cHailley Nolan and Dustin Ferreira,\u201d the previous night their comrades had gone to confront members of notorious Portland area biker gang the Gypsy Jokers. Police say at least one of the Antifa militants was armed (which they usually are).<\/p>\n
Nolan, who appeared to have trouble breathing, said it was the Portland Police Bureau\u2019s fault when a woman died in the shooting melee and five others were wounded.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey are sending Gypsy Jokers to kidnap us,\u201d she breathlessly announced. She pointed to Lt. Sheppard and accused the police of encouraging the violence against Antifa, saying \u201cthey are sanctioning this violence against us. We are dying. We are trying to peacefully protest and they are killing us. And I want to know if any of you care. I want to know if Ted Wheeler cares.\u201d See the video below.<\/p>\n
She indicated why they took over the news conference by admitting \u201cwe are not going to let them capture the narrative and lie,\u201d as she pointed to the police.<\/p>\n
We can understand why. When you\u2019re Antifa and you pick a fight with a biker gang, Antifa looks pretty dumb.<\/p>\n
While the media watched, the Antifa goons chased the lieutenant back to his patrol car and attempted to surround it \u2014 their favorite trick.<\/p>\n
I grew up in Portland. Ever since I was a kid I\u2019d heard about the Gypsy Jokers. You. Don\u2019t. Mess. With. The. Gypsy Jokers. Capice? The Portland Gypsy Jokers are reputedly among the most violent, drug dealing, anti-social biker posses this side of the Hells Angels. They\u2019re some bad dudes.\u00a0Worse<\/em>\u00a0than Corn Pop.<\/p>\n
Antifa and their BLM wingmen have done nothing but denigrate the Portland Police for the past two to three years, demanding they be defunded because \u201cthey are killing us,\u201d according to the white woman at the presser.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s just step back for a second to observe the irony that Portland Antifa has been at the forefront of calling for defunding police. Portland\u2019s police department has been decimated by the defunding after city commissioners and the mayor took these Antifa dunces\u2019 word that there should be fewer cops. Forced vaccinations took another swath of cops off the job. Portland\u2019s Antifa was part of Gov. Kate Brown\u2019s\u00a0mask and vaccine\u00a0shock troop enforcement as well.<\/p>\n
The violent, childish Antifa came up against a notorious, violent biker gang, which, unlike police, will fight back.<\/p>\n
Antifa 0, Gypsy Jokers 1.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source; PJ Media<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"