All articles tagged with #video footage
Researchers captured the first documented on-camera headbutts between sperm whales, observed in the Azores and Balearic Islands, showing that young whales initiate the behavior; the study, published in Marine Mammal Science, seeks to understand its function and invites others with footage to share.
Providence officials released largely redacted video and audio from the Brown University shooting to balance transparency with protecting victims, including dispatch calls and about 20 minutes of first-responder body-camera footage, after a memorial service for the victims. The gunman, Claudio Neves Valente, who also killed MIT professor Nuno F.G. Loureiro, died days after the attack; authorities say he planned the attack for years and left videos behind, which the FBI recovered.
New footage released by The News Movement shows a January confrontation in Minneapolis where Alex Pretti was tackled by federal agents amid protests; officers fired tear gas and pepper balls, and Pretti—who had a concealed-carry permit—appeared to have a gun in his waistband but did not touch it during the altercation. He was fatally shot by federal officers 11 days later. Family members and local officials say the encounter amounted to an assault, while DHS said it was reviewing the footage as investigations continue into ICE enforcement amid ongoing protests.
Police in Columbus released new grainy video footage of a person of interest in the mysterious December murders of dentist Spencer Tepe and his wife Monique, who were found shot to death in their home, as authorities continue to seek clues and identify the suspect.
Police in Columbus released new grainy video footage of a person of interest near the scene of the December 30 murders of dentist Spencer Tepe and his wife Monique, as they investigate the case and seek public assistance to identify the suspect.
Investigators released enhanced footage of a person of interest in the Brown University shooting that left two students dead and nine wounded, as they continue to search for the gunman with the help of new videos and public tips, amid heightened campus security and ongoing investigations.
New video footage reveals that Rep. Tim Burchett escalated a confrontation with a protester, taunting and mocking him before forcefully shoving him, with Capitol Police later questioning the protester and confirming Burchett's claim of self-defense.
A video reveals the moments before and after Decarlos Brown Jr. stabbed Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska to death on a Charlotte train, showing her boarding, the attack, and his subsequent escape; Brown has a criminal history and was charged with first-degree murder.
CCTV footage in Myanmar captured the first-ever real-time video of a strike-slip fault in action during a magnitude 7.7 earthquake, revealing the fault's rapid horizontal slip of 2.5 meters in 1.3 seconds, providing new insights into earthquake dynamics.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency declined to release video footage of the fatal police shooting of 18-year-old Jabari Peoples, citing ongoing investigation concerns, sparking calls for transparency from his family and community.
A man reportedly wrecked a car dealership after being denied the return of a vehicle, according to police. Video footage captured the incident, highlighting the man's frustration and subsequent actions at the dealership.
Australian police have identified the assailant responsible for stabbing six people to death in Sydney, with video footage showing people fleeing the scene. Eyewitness Rohan Anderson shared some of the footage and expressed disbelief at the events.
Amid speculation about Kate Middleton's absence and re-emergence in a farm shop video, her professional look-alike, Heidi Agan, denies being the woman in the footage and asserts that she believes it is indeed Kate. The video has sparked conspiracy theories about Middleton's whereabouts and prompted doubts from social media skeptics, despite Agan's insistence. Middleton's long absence and a recalled photo have fueled wild theories, but she was recently spotted shopping with Prince William, seemingly in good spirits.
Florida officials are "confident" that 13-year-old Madeline Soto is dead, with evidence suggesting her mother's boyfriend, Stephan Sterns, is responsible. Video footage shows Sterns disposing of items, including Madeline's backpack and school-issued laptop, in a dumpster. The Kissimmee Police Department is now leading the investigation, with Sterns held on capital sexual battery charges. Madeline's mother is not considered a suspect at this time.
Freelance journalist Tim Burke has been indicted on 14 counts, including conspiracy and wiretapping, for accessing internal video footage from media companies, including Fox News. Prosecutors allege that he used compromised credentials to access the footage, which was later published by Vice and Media Matters. Burke's attorneys argue that his actions were legal and akin to using publicly available login credentials, while some media law observers believe he may be the victim of an overzealous application of computer laws.