Officer Struggles to Keep Woman Under Control
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Moron woman bites police officer and plays victim when refusing to follow orders.

Crash Ends in Explosion
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ALLSTON, Mass. (WBZ) ― Nine vehicles were damaged in a wild series of crashes in Allston Thursday morning that carried on for several blocks and ended with an explosion and fire. A source told WBZ the truck driver who started it said he blacked out. It began just after 7 a.m. when an out-of-control delivery truck heading outbound on Commonwealth Avenue slammed into a pick-up at Babcock Street, knocking it onto the trolley tracks. The tractor-trailer then slammed into five parked cars and pushed a parked Range Rover nearly a block before the SUV ended up crashing into the window of an insurance company at the intersection of Comm. Ave. and Brighton Avenue. The truck then collided head-on with an eighth vehicle. That set off a massive explosion and both went up in flames. Police say three people, including the truck driver, were taken to the hospital with what are believed to be minor injuries. A hazardous materials team was called in because there were medical supplies on the burning New England Delivery truck. Investigators were concerned about a highly flammable chemical on board called Xylene, a paint thinner that's also a cleaning agent. It did not leak, although fuel from both vehicles spilled at the scene. New England Delivery, which is based out of Wilmington, had no comment. Fire department spokesman Steve McDonald said Boston police will now begin an investigation. Comm. Ave outbound remains closed to traffic in the area. Green B Line trolley service between Babcock and Blandford Streets was suspended for about three hours. It resumed at 10:30 a.m.

Police Chase, Fire, Rescue In Fort Worth
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Police dash cam:April 02/08,just released footage,FORT WORTH,A chase that ended at a restaurant at 25th and Roosevelt in Fort Worth turned a Sansom Park police officer from pursuer to rescuer. The entire incident was caught on a squad car's dash camera. The chase started along Azle Avenue in Sansom Park. "I estimate their speed at probably over 100 mph," said Sansom Park Police Officer Josh Smith. When Officer Smith caught up to the Dodge intrepid carrying four teenage boys, he found the car smashed into the side of a restaurant. With his gun drawn, Officer Smith heard screams coming from the car. "I've got people screaming in the car," said Officer Smith. I don't know if I have a kidnapping or what at this point." The smoke from the hood became thicker and Officer Smith saw flames. "Once they started rolling out of the hood, I knew it was getting to the point where it was going to become fully engulfed," said Officer Smith. That's when he pulled his out baton and went to work. By this time, a Fort Worth officer was on the scene to help. They pulled the two teens in the front out of the vehicle. Meanwhile, the flames were becoming more intense. Someone else smashes another window so the teens in the back can escape. One of the boys had a broken leg and his screams of pain could be heard on the dash-cam video. All four teens were finally pulled a safe distance from the burning car. Police found several stolen purses in the car as well as marijuana.

Robbery suspect gets away from police after high speed chase
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Police dash cam,May 05/08:PARMA,Parma Police have released dash cam video of a chase that followed a gas station robbery. Police say on Monday at 3:45 a.m. there was a strong-armed robbery at the Speedway Gas Station on State Road. Minutes later, police observed a vehicle that matched the suspect's vehicle near Snow and Broadview Roads. Police say the driver refused all signals to stop and fled from officers. The chase lasted several minutes. At one point, the suspect smacked into a guardrail on an on-ramp to I-77 but maintained control of the vehicle. The pursuit continued onto the I-77/I-480 interchange before the suspect pulled over, then fled on foot.

Police chase unfolds on live tv
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Raw video,May 06/08:St Louis,Missouri... A high speed police chase ends when the suspects try to run but are taken down by police. The chase unfolded live on TV as two men in a gray GMC Jimmy, who were suspects in a bank robbery, ran from police in Woodson Terrace. The pursuit, which reached speeds of more than 95 miles an hour, went down Interstate 70, across the Poplar Street Bridge, and down eastbound I-64 in Illinois. They turned around in O’Fallon, IL, heading back toward St. Louis, as the suspects swerved to try to get around police who had them boxed in. Police slowed down in front of them, but the accused bank robbers kept going. Finally, at the approach to the Martin Luther King Bridge, one of the police cars bumped the SUV. The tires blew and the car crashed into a median wall then crossed into oncoming traffic. Luckily no one was hit. The suspect jumped out of the SUV and ran. Police were able to catch both suspects.

2 men stealing a parking meter in broad daylight
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Two men in Ohio were captured on video stealing a parking meter in broad daylight. Security camera video from a Cleveland deli shows the suspects pulling up to the parking meter in a gray car Thursday. One of the suspects gets out of the car and begins sawing the parking meter. Roughly 15-minutes later the parking meter, completely sawed off, is placed in the car and the suspects speed away. It is unclear whether the thieves wanted the meter for the coins, although it had been emptied several hours earlier, or for its scrap

Man On Golf Cart Trying to Escape Police
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May/05/08:Las Vegas,Metro Police were led on a so - called wild goose chase Monday morning in an effort to catch a suspect who tried to steal a Metro bait car. The suspect lead police on a foot chase then jumped into a golf cart and then walked on Summerlin Parkway. Action News reporter Ben Deci has more on this wild chase that was caught on tape. Police say the man tried to steal the bait car and when he started driving down the wrong side of the street, Metro turned off the engine. That is when Metro says the suspect took off running. "We would rather chase the guy on the ground, let nobody get injured and shut it down right there," said Lieutenant Robert Duval. Out on the golf course the suspect tried running over par and stumbled along the way. Then he got another dumb idea or rather the same dumb idea that got him into the mess in the first place, he stole another set of wheels. The suspect took a ride on a golf cart. "When I see the guy take my cart and run and then I saw the helicopter," said Alex Uerrero. "I heard Alex my partner yelling and he was waving his hands saying go get him, get him," explained John J. Edward. It was not quite what you call a high speed chase. Metro took a few minutes to get on scene, but it turned out the Channel 13 Action News Hawk was already tracking the suspect from the air. When Metro got on scene, Captain Paul helped guide Metro's helicopter to the suspect. "It was actually the Channel 13 helicopter that helped us out," said Lieutenant Duval. Once the suspect got in a tunnel underneath the road he tried to make one last attempt to get away. He ditched the golf cart and hid in a bush off to the side. But thanks to the golf cart they were able to follow him and he did not stay hidden for very long. The suspect peeked out from the brush with golf course staff hot on his heels. "Normally about the biggest thing we get is someone driving too close to green, or on the T or something. Other than that, it is pretty easy going," said Howard. In the end, the arrest is easy with the suspect so winded from his run, he lays down and let's police put him in custody.