Police Shooting # 2 | Shootout Edition

??? READ DESCRIPTION FOR BACKSTORY ??? We DO NOT pass judgement on Law Enforcement Officers. We let the public (YOU) determine if their actions were JUSTIFIED or WRONGFUL use of force. Comment below and let us know! The purpose of these videos should be used for analysis and case studies to better train current/future Law Enforcement Officers to deescalate situations and find alternative solutions before they become violent or deadly. In addition, we hope to educate people on how to interact with police officers by learning from the mistakes of others. This Video is intended for Educational purposes. Thank you for watching and leave a LIKE. Please SUBSCRIBE for more content uploaded daily! ? Help us reach 50,000 SUBSCRIBERS! ? @ 0:04 Fresno police shot and killed unarmed 19-year-old Dylan Noble during a traffic stop after he repeatedly ignored police demands. The officers involved in Noble’s death were not charged with a crime, but they did receive undisclosed punishments within the department. The officers have said they believed Noble could have been armed and reached for his waistband. @ 1:11 Patrick Harmon, 50-year-old, had been pulled over by police officer Kris Smith for bicycling without a red rear light. Officers tried to arrest Harmon after discovering an outstanding warrant. Harmon attempted to flee the scene and was chased by the police, at which point officers said he turned towards them with a knife and was shot. The district attorney in Salt Lake City announced the decision not to file charges against the officers claiming that Harmon posed a threat to the officers. @ 1:41 Body camera footage shows the fatal shooting of a wanted man on the city’s Southside. Mario Hobson, 48, was wanted for felony domestic violence and probation violations when Milwaukee police caught up with him on Aug.13. @ 2:17 Jeffery Wise 52, wanted in connection with 2 bank robberies in Lake Charles La. was shot multiple times when he refused to comply with officer’s commands to drop a weapon he had pulled out of a saddle bag from a motorcycle during a traffic. Wise had a warrant for 1.5 million dollars out of Lake Charles for robbing JD Bank and Whitney Bank. @ 3:21 The body camera of Corporal Jeremy Dunn shows him shooting Ivonne Casimiro, who was suspected of breaking into cars at the TA Travel Center in Parowan. Iron County Attorney Scott Garrett ruled the shooting to be unjustified. @ 4:41 Officer reported to the scene of an accident when Body cam footage shows, Timothy Deal, who authorities say attacked an officer with a knife for no apparent reason. @ 5:34 The City of Evansville paid $60,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a Louise Milan. Milan's lawsuit argued that police violated her Fourth Amendment Constitutional rights when the SWAT team tossed two flash-bang grenades into her home and forced their way inside to serve a search warrant @ 6:07 Rapids police were justified in shooting and killing Malik Carey, 18, who opened fired on police. Carey, who was seated in the back seat of a parked car, was talking to police when he suddenly reached into his waistband for a gun and fired four shots at officers. @ 7:42 Michael Bruce Peterson, 39-year-old, acting erratically and assaulting police officer Gregory Lovell with his own baton just before Lt. Andrew Oblad shot and killed Peterson. Both police officers were injured, which began with reports of Peterson allegedly trespassing and harassing employees at a building that includes a massage school. @ 8:57 NYPD releases body cam footage from October 22nd incident where man wielding two knives was shot in leg by officers in Upper Manhattan. @ 9:09 Officers attempted to stop a reckless driver. James N. Robertson, 41-year-old, was in a small dark grey pickup truck, and led police on a brief pursuit, which ended in a "minor crash". Robertson produced a knife and was shot by one of the pursuing officers. @ 9:20 Trooper Ryan Seiple pulled, Daniel K. Clary, over for speeding when he opened fire, grievously wounding Cpl. Seth Kelly, who nearly died from gunshot wounds that included a severed femoral artery. Clary was convicted for attempted murder. #PoliceShooting DISCLAIMER: Fair Use Laws: All videos recorded from Law Enforcement Officers falls under public record laws. Every state has an open public record law that encompasses BWC (Body-Worn Cameras) video. BWC video is a “public record” and thus subject to inspection by any member of the public unless it meets a statutory exemption. Public Domain- Certain works created by US federal government agencies fall into the public domain immediately upon publication.