Ex-girlfriend stabs man with ice pick after hiding in back seat of his car in Yorba Linda, police say
A Yorba Linda man was stabbed several times with an ice pick by his ex-girlfriend, who had been hiding in the back seat of his car before attacking him as he pulled out of a church parking lot, authorities said Tuesday.
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Two die in crash with North Courtland police car
At about 10:45 a.m., Gary Wayne Cox, 62, of Town Creek and his wife, Sandra Standridge Cox, 53, were traveling north on Lawrence County Road 217 in a 1994 GMC Sonoma when their vehicle was hit on the driver’s side, troopers said. The crash killed both of them, troopers said.
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What is Wraptor Skin™? Created by a traffic duty police officer and developed by an automotive engineer, Wraptor Skin is a military grade Kevlar (same as in bullet proof vests) seat and occupant protector. “In todays economy you can’t afford not to have Wraptor Skin™ technology in your vehicles.” * Military Grade Kevlar technology used in military and fire protection equipment * Eliminates the potential for an officer’s equipment to get caught in the exposed seat structure * Prevents damage to an offecers gunbelt components * Flexible design that’s easily transferred from one vehicle to another * PTFE coating for superior water and stain resistance * Vehicle realizes higher resale values at auction * Vehicles spend less time in repair improving vehicle & officer productivity * Affordability that can pay for itself with the potential to be an investment * Made in the USA by HARD WORKING AMERICANS! What does Wraptor Skin™ do? * Wraptor Skin™ provides unsurpassed durability against wear and abrasion to prevent the common damage (seen above) from destroying police vehicle seats. * Wraptor Skin™ addresses risk management issues by eliminating the potential for an officer’s gun belt to get caught in the exposed seat structures (ie exposed foam support bar), such that the seat does not “trap” the police officer in the car. * Wraptor Skin™ provides fire resistant technology that is currently used in military and fire protection applications. * Wraptor Skin™ contributes to higher …
Man tosses baby out of moving car in police chase
Eds: APNewsNow. DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A 21-year-old accused of tossing his 18-month-old niece out of a moving car during a Delray Beach police chase is being held in jail. Jail records show Curtis Raymond Morris Johnson was being held …
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Subtitles added to the video! They’re not perfect but should be sufficient for the story. Background info: A 42-year old man from Purmerend, the Netherlands is caught after a bizarre chase. The man driving a Porsche 911 GT3 drove at speeds exceeding 200 km/h (125 mph) on the A7. The police gave him the stop sign from an undercover surveillance car. The Porsche, ignoring this, took a last second exit and went off. While entering the high way again, the driver lost control in the corner of the entranceway hitting the safety rails, losing several parts from his car, nonetheless he tried to escape again. While being chased he took the road verge desperate to escape. Entering a parking space next to the highway and steps over to a Volkswagen Golf, driven by his 33-year old girlfriend. A 29-year old man which was the passenger at the Porsche took over the wheel from the Porsche and tries to get away. As seen in the video, while this was happening the police is taking a safe distance, observing until backup has arrived. The Golf drives away like nothing happened but the police knew he was in that car. They create a road block to hold up the traffic so they can arrest the former Porsche driver, the passenger now driving the Porsche also gets arrested. In the Golf happens to be a baby and in the baby-seat they discovered a firearm. In the clothing of the baby hard drugs were found. Both man are still in custody. 13 feb 2007 SBS6 Wegmisbruikers
Baby shot dead by mother, man critical: police
A baby boy is dead after being shot by his mother near Rockhampton in central Queensland last night. The incident occurred at a house in Zamia Way, Gracemere, about 7.50pm, police said.
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Valley Police Offer Free Car Seat Check
The Palm Desert Police Department will offer parents a free car seat check Friday to ensure children are properly fitted in the seat. Police will set up a check station from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the police station located 73-520 Fred Waring Drive. Parents and caregivers can have their car seat checked by a licensed technician who will check if the child fits properly in the seat. The …
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State Police holding child passenger safety check in Brockton
The Massachusetts State Police, along with the Safety First Dorel Juvenile Group, Brockton Police and Urban Public Safety Coalition, will hold a Child Seat Check Up event at the BrocktonPlouffe Elementary School,250 Crescent Street, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday June 19). The event is free and certified car seat technicians will inspect child car seats for proper installation and …
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Police Blotter 6/10/10
Raymond Frederick Arndt and Jacqueline D. Arndt of 711 Hazle St., Hanover Township, both spent Tuesday night at Luzerne County Correctional Facility for an overnight arraignment after Hanover Township police arrested them for misdemeanor disorderly conduct and public drunkenness.
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Police: Babysitter Left Kids in Car Outside Salon
Babysitter left kids in car outside salon while she got a facial.
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