All articles tagged with #surveillance video
Surveillance footage obtained by CNN shows an unmarked ICE SUV striking a man in a Houston parking lot on Saturday. The victim, Miguel Parra-Hernandez, suffered two broken legs and is in stable condition. ICE states he ran in front of the vehicle while fleeing a vehicle stop, but the exact moment of impact is obscured by a parked pickup truck. The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.
A 23-year-old man was stabbed in the back inside a Greenwich Village McDonald’s early Thursday; a suspect in black fled on foot. Several hours later in the East Village, another man was slashed near St. Marks Place and 2nd Avenue; surveillance footage shows a fight among three men. Authorities have not confirmed a connection between the two attacks as they investigate.
Newly obtained surveillance footage shows federal agents confronting former Congressman Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport, serving a search warrant and seizing his phone and laptop before he was allowed to leave; a subsequent home search in Washington, D.C. followed. Swalwell denies wrongdoing and has not been charged with a crime. The incident comes as he ended his gubernatorial campaign amid sexual assault allegations.
Portland police identified 57-year-old Nichele Roakes as the woman killed when struck by a dark pickup truck while crossing Forest Avenue on Aug. 24; the driver did not stop, and investigators are seeking witnesses or surveillance footage, with no new information about the driver as of Aug. 31.
A Philadelphia woman says a stranger tried to kick her in the face during an early-morning run; she grabbed his foot and ran away unharmed after he laughed. Surveillance footage shows the run and a nearby man walking away, and police are investigating with no public arrest or identification announced yet.
Prosecutors say security camera footage from a Wisconsin home corroborates a May 23 incident in which Packers running back Josh Jacobs allegedly grabbed his ex-girlfriend, threw her to the ground, and damaged her phone. Jacobs was charged with one misdemeanor battery and one count of criminal damage to property; the video remains private and the NFL is monitoring the matter. The district attorney noted the charges do not include domestic violence, and Jacobs turned himself in prior to the arraignment.
A group of five men opened a manhole on Wantagh Avenue/Jerusalem Avenue in Wantagh, Nassau County, and descended into the sewer around 1 a.m. The cover was replaced and police and fire crews conducted a search but found no one inside; investigators say the motive is unknown and the incident, caught on surveillance video, has prompted concerns about safety. Similar manhole incidents have occurred in New York City recently, and officials reiterate that entering manholes is illegal and dangerous.
A 22-year-old man, Glenn Pysher, was fatally shot by a police officer in Upper Pottsgrove Township after reportedly arriving at the wrong house following a night out. The Montgomery County coroner ruled the death a gunshot wound homicide, noting the classification is a medical determination and not an indication of criminal intent. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage, and Pysher was reportedly unarmed with a cellphone and a book bag, according to his family.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs faces misdemeanor charges from a domestic-incident case, with a portion reportedly captured on home surveillance showing an altercation; if the video emerges, the NFL could take action including paid leave and possibly a six-game suspension, while Jacobs’s lawyers note the charges do not include domestic violence and the case will proceed in court; the Packers have issued a brief statement and will cooperate with the league.
A 22-year-old college baseball player, Glenn Pysher, was fatally shot by police after mistakenly knocking on the back door of the wrong house in Upper Pottsgrove Township, PA. He was unarmed and on his phone with friends when officers arrived after a 911 call, and surveillance video is being reviewed as part of the Montgomery County DA’s investigation. Pysher had recently transferred to St. Elizabeth University and was preparing to play baseball.
An 18-year-old Pensacola man followed a 43-year-old woman through a Walmart in Escambia County, exposed himself and performed a sex act on her back, with investigators later confirming semen on her back; he was identified via surveillance video and arrested the next day on charges of exposure of sexual organs and battery, held on $10,000 bond with a court date set for Aug. 31.
A 63-year-old New York grandmother, Alisa Goods, disappeared while visiting Las Vegas and was later found dead near the Harry Reid International Airport. Surveillance footage reportedly showed Goods falling down an embankment on the day she disappeared, and her family says unusual text messages from her phone asking for gas money and Bitcoin prompted fears she’d been kidnapped as police continue to investigate.
A 24-year-old Winooski man, Hassan Haji, surrendered to police and faces a second-degree murder charge in the downtown Burlington stabbing that killed 24-year-old Deng Dau. Investigators tied Haji to the scene using surveillance video and blood evidence; he pled not guilty and is held without bail ahead of a weight-of-evidence hearing set for Aug. 27.
Albuquerque police arrested 35-year-old Victor Rivera-Jimenez for a road-rage shooting that killed Corsinio Martinez on Unser Blvd NW; a witness saw three gunshots fired from a black pickup before Martinez's gray Hyundai crashed into a light pole. Surveillance video shows Rivera-Jimenez arriving at a restaurant after the shooting with a woman and two children; he later confessed and was charged with open murder, shooting from a motor vehicle, and two counts of abandonment or abuse of a child, with a pre-trial detention hearing upcoming.
Police released surveillance video from Aug. 1’s mass shooting at an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, showing terrified employees and customers as Chad Williams, 24, opened fire, killing three and wounding seven before dying by a self-inflicted gunshot after a confrontation with an off-duty trooper and a Good Samaritan; victims were Ashley Garibay, 23; Dale Schultz, 66; and Christopher Claunch, 59. Authorities say there is no known motive, and it took about 90 minutes to confirm there was only one shooter amid multiple reports of other active threats.