Cop Dragged by Suspect's Car: Caught on Tape
A shoplifting suspect accused of dragging a deputy with his car while fleeing late Wednesday is being held without bail at the Seminole County Jail. Robert Pinos, 23, is facing numerous charges, including escape, resisting arrest with violence and aggravated battery on a law-enforcement officer.
Deputies began searching for Pinos at 7:30 p.m. after a security officer at the Publix on Clayton Crossing Way accused him of stealing two lipsticks and a pair of sunglasses.
The Florida deputy wasn't injured after pulling the suspect over for alleged theft of sunglasses.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Livery Cab Driver Shooting in the Bronx During Viscious Robbery Attempt
A bandit shot and wounded a livery car driver during a vicious robbery attempt in the Bronx, cops said.
The crook whipped out a pistol in the victim's vehicle on the corner of White Plains Road and Lafayette Ave. in Soundview around 5:10 a.m. and demanded money, police sources said.
The creep then blasted the livery driver three times and bolted.
The robber left empty-handed because the driver had no money, police said.
Cops said the attacker is probably in his 20s and was last seen dressed in a tan bubble jacket and a hoodie with "Abercrombie" on the front.
The livery driver, who was hit in the shoulder and stomach, was in stable condition Sunday night at Jacobi Medical Center, cops said.
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The crook whipped out a pistol in the victim's vehicle on the corner of White Plains Road and Lafayette Ave. in Soundview around 5:10 a.m. and demanded money, police sources said.
The creep then blasted the livery driver three times and bolted.
The robber left empty-handed because the driver had no money, police said.
Cops said the attacker is probably in his 20s and was last seen dressed in a tan bubble jacket and a hoodie with "Abercrombie" on the front.
The livery driver, who was hit in the shoulder and stomach, was in stable condition Sunday night at Jacobi Medical Center, cops said.
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Akron Officer Accused Of Breaking 13-year-old Girl's Arm - Police Brutal...
The same 14-year-old girl whose arm was reportedly broken by an Akron police officer is now accused of assaulting a teacher at Litchfield Middle School.
The incident happened around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Police said the 14-year-old girl was screaming at a 12-year-old student while chasing him down the hallways. Authorities said she threw a binder at him and missed. That's when the boy ran into a teacher's classroom where the teen chased him, knocking down the teacher, according to police.
As the teacher was trying to protect the 12-year-old from the teen, she shoved the teacher and ran out of the classroom, police said.
No one was injured and the girl was released to a family member, after being charged with felonious assault on a teacher and a misdemeanor assault charge for hitting the student.
"We take discipline in our schools seriously," said Sara Hollander, communications manager for Akron Public Schools in a news release. "Each incident is handled based on the individual facts in each particular case."
Eddie Sipplen, the girl's attorney said, "We knew going into this that she was a troubled child. The question is, how do her actions diminish what happened with the officer on Oct. 26? Not at all. Nothing that happened (today) changes the fact that the officer broke her arm."
On Oct. 26, 2012, the Akron police officer accused of breaking the then 13-year-old's arm was temporarily removed from Jennings Community Learning Center, where the teen formerly attended. Superintendent David James said the decision didn't mean the officer did anything wrong.
"But I felt we needed to get all the information sorted out. And we want to make sure that everything runs smoothly at Jennings when students return to school," James said.
On the school surveillance video, you see the 8th grader being subdued by a school police officer and get pushed against a set of lockers before being placed in an arm lock.
The girl's attorney said it was his client's second day at the school on a disciplinary transfer. According to the officer's incident report, the teen had been causing problems, including cursing and pulling papers off the wall.
Following her arm being broken, the teen was transferred to Litchfield Middle School.
Akron Police Lt. Rick Edwards said the officer was temporarily being reassigned pending the outcome of the investigation. The officer in question is not under any suspension.
Edwards expects the investigation of the officer to be wrapped up by the end of this week and a public statement will be made next week.
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The incident happened around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Police said the 14-year-old girl was screaming at a 12-year-old student while chasing him down the hallways. Authorities said she threw a binder at him and missed. That's when the boy ran into a teacher's classroom where the teen chased him, knocking down the teacher, according to police.
As the teacher was trying to protect the 12-year-old from the teen, she shoved the teacher and ran out of the classroom, police said.
No one was injured and the girl was released to a family member, after being charged with felonious assault on a teacher and a misdemeanor assault charge for hitting the student.
"We take discipline in our schools seriously," said Sara Hollander, communications manager for Akron Public Schools in a news release. "Each incident is handled based on the individual facts in each particular case."
Eddie Sipplen, the girl's attorney said, "We knew going into this that she was a troubled child. The question is, how do her actions diminish what happened with the officer on Oct. 26? Not at all. Nothing that happened (today) changes the fact that the officer broke her arm."
On Oct. 26, 2012, the Akron police officer accused of breaking the then 13-year-old's arm was temporarily removed from Jennings Community Learning Center, where the teen formerly attended. Superintendent David James said the decision didn't mean the officer did anything wrong.
"But I felt we needed to get all the information sorted out. And we want to make sure that everything runs smoothly at Jennings when students return to school," James said.
On the school surveillance video, you see the 8th grader being subdued by a school police officer and get pushed against a set of lockers before being placed in an arm lock.
The girl's attorney said it was his client's second day at the school on a disciplinary transfer. According to the officer's incident report, the teen had been causing problems, including cursing and pulling papers off the wall.
Following her arm being broken, the teen was transferred to Litchfield Middle School.
Akron Police Lt. Rick Edwards said the officer was temporarily being reassigned pending the outcome of the investigation. The officer in question is not under any suspension.
Edwards expects the investigation of the officer to be wrapped up by the end of this week and a public statement will be made next week.
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Bull Charges Officer on Interstate Stomps Deputy
Chaos on the interstate! A section of an interstate in Florida resembled a rodeo on Saturday, except there was serious danger instead of entertainment. Dave McDaniel spoke with the deputy caught on camera getting the business end of a bull after a traffic crash.
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