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<ul class="summary-list"><li>Thomas Matthew Crooks shot at Donald Trump on Saturday during a rally in Pennsylvania.</li><li>A local officer encountered Crooks on the roof before the shooting but retreated, WaPo reported. </li></ul>A municipal police officer at <a target="_blank" class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-butler-pennsylvania-rally-secret-service-2024-7">Donald Trump's rally in Pennsylvania</a> encountered the shooter before the assassination attempt but retreated, according to <a target="_blank" class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/07/14/trump-shooting-news-thomas-matthew-crooks-investigation/#link-VWV4QVCNUNCTBP2AGWHJUJMPAE">The Washington Post</a>.Butler County Sheriff Michael T. Slupe told the outlet that the officer inspected the roof after an unnamed law enforcement agency requested identification of a "suspicious individual" at the rally, the Post reported.After the officer pulled himself up high enough to see onto the roof of a building near the rally, the shooter, now identified as <a target="_blank" class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/who-was-thomas-matthew-crooks-the-trump-rally-shooter-2024-7">Thomas Matthew Crooks</a>, turned around and aimed his gun at the officer, prompting him to drop back to the ground, the outlet said.Slupe said the officer did not have a gun in his hand at the time because he was holding onto the roof's ledge."He lets go because he doesn't want to get killed," Slupe told the outlet.Crooks then shot at Trump. Secret Service agents quickly surrounded the president, who later confirmed in a Truth Social post that a <a target="_blank" class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-speaks-out-after-shooting-thanks-secret-service-condolences-victim-2024-7">bullet struck his ear</a>. A <a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/ex-secret-service-agents-how-trump-assassin-could-fire-shots-2024-7">Secret Service sniper</a> fatally shot Crooks.The Butler County Sheriff's Office did not respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.Law enforcement officials and <a target="_blank" class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/secret-service-scrutiny-shooting-donald-trump-pennsylvania-rally-2024-7">the Secret Service are facing criticism</a> following the incident.A former intelligence officer at the Defense Intelligence Agency told BI said it's "mind-boggling" that Crooks managed to reach the rooftop and have a clear shot at Trump.An AP analysis of the footage found that Crooks managed to get "astonishingly close" to the stage. According to the outlet, the roof was less than 164 yards from where Trump stood onstage.President Joe Biden ordered an <a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-orders-investigation-trump-security-assassination-attempt-2024-7">independent probe of Trump's rally security</a> on Sunday in the shooting's aftermath."I've directed an independent review of the national security of yesterday's rally, and we will share the results of that independent review as well," Biden said.<a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/mike-johnson-trump-rally-shooting-political-rhetoric-election-2024-7">GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson</a> said the House would investigate events at the rally. On Saturday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced it assumed the lead role in the investigation in a post on X.Trump will speak at the <a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-suggests-will-speak-rnc-wisconsin-following-attempted-assassination-2024-7">Republican National Convention</a> in Milwaukee this week."In this moment, it is more important than ever that we stand United, and show our True Character as Americans, remaining Strong and Determined, and not allowing Evil to Win," he said in a Truth Social post.

Local officer encountered Trump rally gunman on roof moments before shooting but retreated: report 

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Ice Poseidon and Sam Pepper hired a sex worker for a stranger for $500 and streamed it.</li><li>The woman left in the middle of the recording, calling the situation "creepy."</li></ul>The streaming platform Kick is facing backlash after two creators hired a sex worker for a third man and livestreamed the encounter.Paul Denino, better known by his online alias Ice Poseidon, and fellow creator Sam Pepper hired the escort for $500 while on a trip to Brisbane, Australia.The two hid in a hotel suite as the man began the encounter with the woman, but she said it felt "creepy" and left.Many viewers found the stream repulsive, and criticized Kick for seeming to edorse it, especially as the platform's cofounder seemed to be watching the stream.The video begins with Denino and Pepper asking the woman over the phone if she was happy to be filmed, and she said she was for an extra fee.The escort arrived at the hotel room, where a man named Andy — who Denino and Pepper seemed to meet on the street earlier that night — was waiting.Cameras were set up, pointed at the sofa, so viewers could watch everything that unfolded. In a video Denino posted after the event, Andy pointed the camera out to the woman, who again consented to being filmed.After a few minutes of talking, Andy and the escort seem to be moving to the bedroom. There was another camera set up in the bedroom, but it's unclear whether the woman knew about it.The woman then received a message on her phone from a friend, telling her it was a "set up" and that two more men were in the apartment hiding. This appeared to make her uncomfortable, and she put her shoes back on and got ready to leave.Andy then blocks her from leaving, telling her she had already been paid."This is creepy," she said, and tried to leave again."Why is it creepy?" Andy asked. He then told her it was just "you and me" — even though Denino and Pepper were in the next room.The woman then opens the door to leave again, and Andy follows her out, demanding a refund.The issue viewers have taken with the stream is not that it was illegal, but they believed it to be immoral. (Regulated prostitution is legal in Queensland, Australia.)Gaming influencer Jake Lucky shared a screenshot of the livestream, saying there were around 20,000 viewers at one point. He said watching it back, it was clear "how unbelievably uncomfortable" the woman was."This content is so weird and disgusting," he said. "It's a shame this is what's popping on Kick."Another creator named MsSavage, who streams on Kick, said she had personally had positive experiences on the platform, but this was "not okay.""I do not stand by this kind of content and watching this made me feel so uncomfortable," she said. "Point blank: Kick dropped the ball on this one and action needs to be taken immediately."YouTuber Mutahar Anas, of the popular gaming channel SomeOrdinaryGamers, also called the stunt "fucking gross."Denino responded to Anas, sharing the video where Andy pointed out the camera to the escort. The clip also showed Denino telling Andy he shouldn't have tried to stop her from leaving."If you would have stood there for a second longer, I was about to fly out of the room and just try to resolve everything," Denino said."Don't really know what the context was supposed to add," Anas replied. "Didn't say what you did was illegal in any way, I just found it gross."The livestream occurred on September 21, but was more widely shared from September 24. It was later taken down.After the escort had left, Pepper and Denino went back out onto the streets of Brisbane. In one clip, it looks like police are waiting for them, which stirred rumors that they had been arrested for sexual assault.Denino later confirmed the police had shown up because they had been "<a target="_blank" href="https://www.insider.com/swatting-livestream-twitch-nick-frags-heyitsmesalty-police-2022-6">swatted</a>" — a term coined by the streaming community to describe what happens when viewers call law enforcement on a creator, often claiming illegal activity so that armed police show up as they are streaming."I got swatted after not arrested," Denino wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. He also said the police "wrote off" the content as "legal and safe."Insider contacted the Queensland Police Service for further information.Screenshots that have been circulating on social media since the stunt have also included close-ups of the livechat that was occurring throughout.Some noticed that Kick's cofounder Ed Craven, known as Eddie, was present in the chat and appeared to be laughing.Craven has not responded directly to that, but Kick posted a statement on its X account on September 24.The statement did not reference Denino's livestream directly, but said the platform was assessing "where the balances sits" and would change its guidelines and enforcement policies.The note said that "community &amp; public safety cannot be compromised in the process of making 'content.'""We're continuously learning where this balance sits and are making changes daily."Denino was once a popular streamer on Twitch, but was banned from the platform in 2017 after a video he was in featured a bomb threat.He was on an American Airlines plane waiting for takeoff in Phoenix, Arizona, and a viewer called in a bomb threat in his name, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.vice.com/en/article/ezyyp4/twitch-streamer-gets-swatted-off-a-plane">Vice reported</a> — Denino later said he didn't endorse the stunt."You swat my house, whatever, fuck you," he said in a response on his YouTube channel at the time. "You swat a plane? That's a whole other level. You don't expect that to happen."Pepper, a former "Big Brother" star, also has a controversial past, with several women claiming in 2014 that he had sexually harassed them, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-29404364">BBC Newsbeat reported</a>. His attorney told he outlet he "denies any and all accusations that have been made against him."Insider reached out to Kick, Pepper, and Denino for comment.

2 Kick creators hired a sex worker for a 'creepy' livestreamed encounter, prompting a major backlash

<ul class="summary-list"><li>An LA Sheriff's deputy is under investigation after accidentally broadcasting audio from her radio. </li><li>The recording, <a href="https://www.tmz.com/2022/12/14/la-sheriff-deputy-caught-sex-act-radio-during-shift/">obtained by TMZ</a>, appears to show the female deputy giggling with a man and discussing her underwear.</li></ul>A Los Angeles Sheriff's deputy is under investigation after being heard over her radio possibly engaged in sexual activities when she was supposed to be working, <a href="https://www.tmz.com/2022/12/14/la-sheriff-deputy-caught-sex-act-radio-during-shift/">TMZ</a> reported.In the <a href="https://www.tmz.com/watch/2022-12-13-121322-la-sheriff-1531778-296/">audio</a> obtained by TMZ, a female police officer can be heard giggling with a man, telling him that he might rip her underwear, and moaning with pleasure.The rookie female deputy was working at the Men's Central Jail that night and might have slipped away during her break to meet up with someone, the outlet reported.Law enforcement sources told TMZ they believed she went to a car park during her shift and accidentally turned her radio on. Midway through the transmission, possibly after realizing it was on, she appeared to turn off the radio's microphone.The department has launched an internal investigation into the incident, and punishment could range from a suspension to a firing.The Los Angeles Sheriff's department is also seeking to identify whether the man in the recording was also a police officer and whether he was also on the job when the incident took place, per TMZ."The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is aware of a potential incident involving personnel possibly involved in inappropriate behavior," the agency said in a statement to the <a href="https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-12-15/l-a-county-sheriffs-deputy-investigated-after-sex-act">Los Angeles Times.</a>"The Department is inquiring and investigating further. The department does not tolerate inappropriate behavior and has an expectation that each department member will conduct themselves in a professional manner consistent with our values."

A sheriff's deputy is under investigation after accidentally broadcasting on her police radio what appeared to be an intimate encounter with a man, say reports

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Rep. Lauren Boebert's son Tyler was arrested in connection to a string of Colorado thefts.</li><li>Court documents say Tyler Boebert, 18, was partly linked to the crimes through surveillance footage.</li></ul>Investigators identified Colorado <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lauren-boebert-husband-kids-relationship-timeline-photos">GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert's</a> teenage son as a suspect in a Colorado crime spree, in part because he was caught on surveillance footage wearing a hoodie with the name of his <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lauren-boeberts-former-gun-themed-restaurant-replaced-by-mexican-restaurant-2022-12">mom's shuttered gun-themed eatery</a>, newly released court documents say.Authorities from the Rifle Police Department in Colorado arrested Tyler Boebert, 18, in connection to a spate of property thefts and car break-ins. He faces more than 20 charges, including several felony charges, relating to the string of crimes.According to an arrest affidavit, Boebert, along with a group of apparently underage pals, has been accused of breaking into four cars in the city of Rifle and stealing wallets and credit cards found inside to make purchases at several locations, including local McDonald's, Starbucks, and gas stations.In one case, a woman's stolen debit card was used in an attempt to make a $717 purchase from the fast-fashion online retailer Shein, but the transaction was denied, the arrest affidavit says.<div type="image" title="Tyler Boebert in his booking photo after his February 27 arrest." height="476" width="636" msid="108116926" hostid="261"></div>Police identified Boebert in surveillance footage at a gas station at the time and place when one of the stolen cards was used, according to the affidavit. Boebert was wearing a gray hoodie that said "Shooters Grill" on the back and "Grit Glory" on the front, the affidavit says. Shooters Grill was the name of a firearm-themed restaurant his mom once ran."Based off my previous encounters, I was able to identify the male with the gray hoodie to be Tyler Boebert," a Rifle police officer wrote in the arrest affidavit. "Tylers mother, Lauren Boebert, use to be the owner of the Shooters Grill restaurant here in Rifle, Colorado, hence why the gray hoodie would read out 'Shooters Grill' on the back. Tyler was also wearing long, black, Under Armor pants."The arrest affidavit says Boebert and his pals "walked around the store and gathered the goods they purchased with" a stolen debit card before they left in a Ford pickup truck."Tyler can be seen getting in the driver seat, the female with the backwards hat entered the front passenger seat, the female with the gray shirt and the male with the black beanie got in the passenger side rear seat. They stayed parked for a while before finally reversing out and drove away," the affidavit says.The affidavit also says police interviewed someone in connection with the crime spree who alleged that Boebert had made a "sex tape" with someone involved in the ordeal.Business Insider could not immediately reach Boebert's defense attorney for comment on Thursday.Boebert <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lauren-boebert-tyler-colorado-court-hearing-after-arrest-2024-2">was all smiles</a> on Wednesday during a virtual court hearing related to his arrest. Clad in a black-and-white jumpsuit, he appeared for the hearing via a video hookup from the Garfield County Jail.During the hearing, a judge ordered Boebert to be released on a $1,250 personal-recognizance bond. His next court date is set for April 11.<div type="image" title="Lauren Boebert" height="1667" width="2500" msid="108116928" hostid="261"></div>Lauren Boebert told Business Insider in a statement Wednesday that her son should be "held accountable for poor decisions just like any other citizen."Tyler Boebert's arrest is the latest upheaval in <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lauren-boebert-protecting-my-voters-district-switch-colorado-carpetbagging-2024-1?r=US&amp;IR=T">Lauren Boebert's bid for Colorado's Fourth District seat</a>.Lauren Boebert has been involved in a contentious split with her ex-husband, Jayson Boebert, with whom she has four sons. Jayson Boebert <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lauren-boebert-husband-kids-relationship-timeline-photos#january-2024-jayson-boebert-is-involved-with-an-altercation-with-lauren-boebert-at-a-restaurant-15">was recently arrested twice</a> and Lauren Boebert now has a temporary restraining order against him.Jayson Boebert was arrested in January after <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/jayson-boebert-son-911-call-lauren-boebert-many-guns-2024-1">Tyler Boebert accused his father of shoving him to the ground</a>, putting his hand in his mouth, and grabbing a rifle during the incident.

Police ID'd Lauren Boebert's son from surveillance footage because he wore a hoodie bearing the name of his mom's shuttered gun-themed eatery

<ul><li>A petition was filed in the Supreme Court over the ‘fake encounters’ of the five men by the Uttar Pradesh police.</li><li>The petition was filed by an advocate and petitioner-in-person Ghanshyam Upadhyay.</li><li>Earlier, five members of the Vikas Dubey gang have been killed in police encounters over the past seven days. </li><li><keyword id="9509899" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Gangster-Vikas-Dubey">Gangster Vikas Dubey</keyword> was shot when he reportedly tried to flee, following a road accident in which the vehicle he was travelling in overturned.</li></ul>Hours before Vikas Dubey was killed in an encounter, a petition was filed in the Supreme Court over the ‘fake encounters’ of the five men by the Uttar Pradesh police. The petition also claimed, according to <a href="https://twitter.com/barandbench/status/1281439166966841345?s=20">Bar and Bench</a>, that Dubey’s “custody has been obtained by UP police and there is every possibility of UP police restoring to kill him and other remaining accused in fake encounter, as the police have killed five accused and thus, there is extreme urgency in the matter.” The petition was filed by an advocate and petitioner-in-person Ghanshyam Upadhyay. <div type="twitter" handle="barandbench" handlename="Bar &amp; Bench" image="http://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1248497186402258945/izmXCMgD_normal.jpg" favoritecount="307" retweetcount="130" status="Hours before Vikas Dubey was killed in an encounter, a petition in the Supreme Court demanded urgent listing for ac… https://t.co/U6GVm6eHPw" createdat="1594353880000" id="1281439166966841345"></div> “The issue involved in the petition is the killing of five accused by U.P police in a fake encounter relating to the incident of killing of eight policemen at Kanpur on 02-07-2020,” said the petition. Earlier, five members of the Vikas Dubey gang have been killed in police encounters over the past seven days. Vikas Dubey’s encounter Gangster Vikas Dubey <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/vikas-dubey-killed-in-police-encounter/articleshow/76885157.cms">was shot when he reportedly tried to flee, following a road acciden</a>t in which the vehicle he was travelling in overturned. He was killed after being critically injured in an alleged shootout with STF officials. According to reports, as the convoy bringing Dubey from Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain reached Bhauti area under Barra police circle in Kanpur on Friday morning, the vehicle in which Vikas was seated, overturned after skidding on the road due to heavy rain. Vikas, along with two other police personnel in the vehicle, was injured in the accident. As soon as Vikas was taken out of the vehicle, he allegedly snatched a pistol from the STF team and tried to fire at the police. He was fatally injured in retaliatory firing. Vikas received a bullet injury on the chest which proved fatal. Two STF personnel were also injured in the encounter. STF officials admitted to the incident but refused to reveal the extent of injuries suffered by the gangster. “Bad scriptwriters” The Special Task Force is now facing flak for its botched-up operations. A senior police officer, who has been one of the founding officers of the STF in Uttar Pradesh <a href="https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/up-stf-script-goes-wrong-questions-abound-over-encounter/1891250">said</a>, “The Special Task Force (STF) now has very bad scriptwriters, and the Vikas Dubey story proves it. Why would someone, who had surrendered on Thursday in Madhya Pradesh to escape being killed, try to escape on Friday.” “The biggest failure of the STF is its failure to track down the gangster who was in Kanpur for two days after the massacre. We investigated a similar case of Shri Prakash Shukla in 1997-98 and tracked his every movement before the encounter. Dubey was using his mobile in between, but the STF could not pin him down,” the <a href="https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/up-stf-script-goes-wrong-questions-abound-over-encounter/1891250">officer said, according to IANS.</a> A <a href="https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/up-stf-script-goes-wrong-questions-abound-over-encounter/1891250">retired DGP, meanwhile, said </a>that Vikas had been eliminated to save some political leaders. “The entire scenario is crystal clear. His photographs with politicians, top government officers had been going viral on the social media, and it is obvious that he was better dead than alive. The people know what is the truth and the issue will snowball into a major controversy, ” <a href="https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/up-stf-script-goes-wrong-questions-abound-over-encounter/1891250">the DGP said, according to IANS</a>. SEE ALSO:<a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/vikas-dubey-killed-in-police-encounter/articleshow/76885157.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink"> Vikas Dubey killed in an encounter reportedly 'trying to flee'</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/vikas-dubey-encounter-heres-a-timeline-of-how-ups-most-wanted-gangster-got-killed/articleshow/76885717.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Vikas Dubey Encounter: Here's a timeline of how UP's most wanted gangster got killed</a>

Vikas Dubey encounter⁠—  Supreme Court was warned just hours before it happened

<ul class="summary-list"><li>A South Carolina woman got into a verbal encounter with police during a June 2020 BLM protest.</li><li>Earlier this year, Brittany Martin was sentenced to four years in prison following the encounter.</li></ul>A pregnant South Carolina woman serving a four-year prison sentence after a verbal encounter with police during Black Lives Matter protests is facing declining health, according to an attorney representing her.Lawyers for Brittany Martin, 34, are petitioning a judge to reconsider her prison sentence. Sybil Dione Rosado, one of Martin's attorneys told <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/11/us/brittany-martin-south-carolina-sentence-reaj/index.html">CNN</a> that in the past few months, Martin, who is expecting a baby later this year, has lost weight and suffered from several health conditions. <a href="https://www.npr.org/2022/09/06/1121322520/a-black-protester-voiced-anger-at-police-in-south-carolina-she-got-4-years-in-pr">The Associated Press</a> reported that Marin was found guilty earlier this year of breaching the peace in a high and aggravated manner. The charges stemmed from an encounter with police during protests in in June 2020 following the killing of George Floyd. Rosado told CNN that Martin's remarks to police were along the lines of: "I'm willing to die for the Black, are you willing to die for the blue? This is just a job for you. This is my life."Martin's lawyers told CNN she wasn't "physically violent or threatening" during the protest. Rosado, and Martin's sister, Whitney Martin told the AP that Martin was taken to the hospital twice in July. Once for experiencing contractions and another time for going into preterm labor at 25 weeks. Despite being pregnant, Martin lost 12 pounds that month.The AP reported that Martin in prison was sent to solitary confinement for refusing to cut her dreads. Rosado told the outlet that she's saw scratches on Martin's face as well as a bloody eye during a recent visit. Additionally, the AP citing jail records reported that Martin was sent to detention twice for threatening to inflict harm on an employee and for refusing or failing to obey orders."She's spending four years in jail and pregnant and struggling for the life of her baby because she's loud and Black. It's an absolute travesty of justice," Rosado told CNN.

A pregnant South Carolina woman is 'struggling for the life of her baby' as she serves 4 years in prison after verbal encounter with police during BLM protests, her lawyer says

<ul class="summary-list"><li>A man is suing a former Palm Beach police officer who pulled a gun on him.</li><li>Ryan Gould says he called police for help after another man had pulled a gun on him.</li></ul>A <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/michael-ortiz-mistakenly-shot-police-gun-instead-taser-sues-city-2023-3">man is suing</a> a former Palm Beach police officer who pulled a gun on him and arrested him improperly after he called police for help.Ryan Gould filed a federal lawsuit against Former Palm Beach Police Department officer Bethany Guerriero on January 10 in Florida, demanding an unspecified amount of monetary damages and a jury trial.In his complaint, Gould said he called police on May 9, 2023, after a dispute between him and a woman swimming at his apartment complex's pool escalated, and the woman's boyfriend pulled a gun on Gould.<a target="_blank" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dkwQcqum_c">Videos and news coverage of the incident</a> had gone viral on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, amassing hundreds of thousands of views.When police arrived, Gould was wearing a bathing suit with no shirt, giving him no place to conceal a weapon, his lawsuit said.The first officer to arrive quickly spoke to Gould before speaking with the other couple involved in the altercation, the complaint said.Gould was talking on his cell phone when Guerriero arrived, and quickly put the device into his pocket. Gould told Guerriero he was not the person with the gun.The lawsuit said Gould removed his cell phone from his pocket and held his hands out wide, showing that he did not have a weapon, but Guerriero insisted that he drop his cellphone, then drew her weapon."Before Defendant Guerriero drew her weapon, multiple seconds had elapsed from the moment that Gould grabbed his cell phone from his bathing suit," the complaint said. "Gould had complied with commands, and it was clear that he did not possess a weapon."Guerriero then ordered Gould to the ground and forced him to "lie on the hot pavement at gunpoint," the complaint said.Guerriero <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-officer-black-man-how-you-get-killed-traffic-stop-2022-6">mocked and spoke "angrily and disrespectfully"</a> to Gould during the altercation, telling him to "shut his mouth" when he objected to Guerriero's treatment of him, the complaint said."Shut your mouth," a video shows Guerriero telling Gould, according to <a target="_blank" href="https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/local/pbgardens/2024/01/12/palm-beach-gardens-florida-police-officer-sued-for-holding-man-at-gunpoint/72111588007/">The Palm Beach Post</a>. "I've been here for 20 years, punk. I'm in charge. Not you."The officers arrested Gould and took him to jail, but released him moments before he was to be processed, the complaint said. As other officers arrived to transport Gould to the jail, "Guerriero complained of health issues and left the scene," the complaint continued.The Palm Beach Police Department investigated Guerriero's conduct and <a target="_blank" href="https://htv-prod-media.s3.amazonaws.com/files/guerriero-ia-2023-64fe657227c05.pdf">fired her last August</a>, saying she "violated several department policies."Gould's lawsuit said he suffered from physical injury, emotional damage, mental suffering and anguish, and lost wages and benefits among other damages due to the encounter. The continued mental anguish he suffered from the incident caused him to relocate to Illinois, his attorneys said.James Slater, an attorney for Gould, told Business Insider that Gould was "victimized twice" on May 9, 2023. First, when the man confronted him at the pool with a gun, and second when the officers approached him with their weapons drawn, "despite knowing that he was not the perpetrator of any crime and did not possess any weapons.""We look forward to seeking justice for Mr. Gould," Slater said in a statement.Guerriero does not have an attorney listed yet on the court docket and could not immediately be reached for comment.

A man is suing a former Florida cop seen in a viral video pulling a gun on him after he called police for help

The <keyword id="6362695" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="uttar-pradesh-government">Uttar Pradesh government</keyword> has ordered a judicial inquiry into the July 3 ambush in Bikru village wherein eight policemen were killed and also the July 10 <keyword id="461290" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Encounter-killing">encounter killing</keyword> of main accused <keyword id="89198" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Vikas-Dubey">Vikas Dubey</keyword> near Kanpur, officials sources said on Sunday. The probe will be headed by Justice Shashikant Agarwal (retd) with its headquarters in Kanpur. The probe report will be submitted within two months. The probe will also cover the encounters of criminals done by police during this period. Six criminals, including Dubey, were killed in these encounters between July 3 and July 10. According to an official release, the judicial commission will also investigate the police-criminals nexus to check recurrence of such incidents in future. The commission has been tasked to suggest measures to stop such nexus from developing. The state government set up a Special Investigation Team headed by Additional Chief Secretary Sanjay Bhoosreddy on Saturday to probe the police role in the July 3 incident. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/vikas-dubey-encounter-heres-a-timeline-of-how-ups-most-wanted-gangster-got-killed/articleshow/76885717.cms">Vikas Dubey Encounter: Here's a timeline of how UP's most wanted gangster got killed</a>

UP government orders judicial probe in Bikru killings and Vikas Dubey encounter

Bodies of 17 of the 18 jawans missing after an encounter with <keyword id="6361310" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="naxals">Naxals</keyword> in <keyword id="43945" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Chhattisgarh">Chhattisgarh</keyword> were recovered from the site of the skirmish on Sunday, police said. The number of <keyword id="388021" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="security-personnel">security personnel</keyword> killed in the encounter has gone up to 22, police said. Eighteen jawans were missing after five security personnel were killed and 30 others injured on Saturday in the fierce gun-battle with Naxals in a forest along the border between Bijapur and <keyword id="11042358" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sukma-districts">Sukma districts</keyword> in Chhattisgarh, police earlier said. "On Sunday, bodies of 17 missing personnel were recovered during a <keyword id="47581" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="search-operation">search operation</keyword>. With this, total 22 personnel have been killed in the gunfight," a senior police official said. The bodies of three jawans who were reported killed on Saturday were also recovered, he said, adding that the search operation was still on in the forest. Some weapons of the security forces were also missing, the official said. In a major joint offensive, separate joint teams of security forces, comprising over 2,000 personnel, had launched an anti-Naxal operation from Bijapur and Sukma districts in the South Bastar forests, considered as the Maoist stronghold, on Friday night. The personnel belonging to the <keyword id="76600" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Central-Reserve-Police-Force">Central Reserve Police Force</keyword> (<keyword id="6354354" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="crpf">CRPF</keyword>), its elite unit CoBRA (Commando Battalion for Resolute Action), the District Reserve Guard (DRG) and the Special Task Force (STF) were involved in the operation launched from five places - Tarrem, Usoor and Pamed (in Bijapur), and Minpa and Narsapuram (in Sukma). When the patrolling team that was dispatched from Tarrem was advancing through forest near Jonaguda, located around 500 km away from the state capital Raipur, it was ambushed by cadres of PLGA (Peoples' Liberation Guerilla Army) battalion of <keyword id="6362994" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="maoists">Maoists</keyword> that led to gun-battle. Chhattisgarh's Deputy Inspector General (anti-Naxal operation) O P Pal on Saturday said five security personnel were killed and 30 others injured in the gunfight. "Some jawans, both from the police and paramilitary, were reported to be missing following the encounter and efforts are on to trace them," he had said. Out of the injured personnel, seven were admitted to a hospital in Raipur, while 23 others were undergoing treatment in the Bijapur district hospital. Citing the "ground report", Pal had claimed that Maoists suffered a huge loss in the gunfight, but the body of only one woman Naxal could be recovered from the spot amid the heavy exchange of fire. Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday condoled the death of security personnel in the encounter, and said their valour will never be forgotten. Shah also said the government will continue its fight against such enemies of peace and progress. "I bow to the sacrifices of our brave security personnel martyred while fighting Maoists in Chhattisgarh. Nation will never forget their valour. My condolences are with their families. We will continue our fight against these enemies of peace &amp; progress. May injured recover soon," he said in a tweet. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/science/space/news/nasa-estimates-pandemic-could-cost-it-around-3-billion-quick-look-at-projects-to-take-the-biggest-hit/slidelist/81869940.cms">NASA estimates the pandemic ballooned costs by $3 billion — here are the projects to take the biggest hit</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/a-5-5-billion-british-fintech-start-up-may-have-200-jobs-to-offer-in-india/articleshow/81867620.cms">A $5.5 billion British fintech start up may have 200 jobs to offer in India</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/for-revolut-india-is-just-the-first-in-a-series-of-countries-it-plans-to-enter-in-the-next-18-months/articleshow/81883114.cms">For Revolut, India is just the first in a series of countries it plans to enter in the next 18 months</a>

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<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="12004198" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="elijah-mcclain" source="Orion">Elijah McClain</keyword> died in 2019 after he was tackled, choked, and injected with ketamine.</li><li>His family filed a lawsuit the following year.</li></ul>The city of <keyword id="12189643" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="aurora" source="Orion">Aurora</keyword>, Colorado has agreed to pay $15 million to Elijah McClain's family, more than two years since the 23-year-old Black man died in 2019 after he was violently arrested by <keyword id="11894211" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="police" source="Orion">police</keyword>, multiple <keyword id="11893589" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="news" source="Orion">news</keyword> outlets reported Friday. His death drew widespread attention and protests.The agreement is the latest in a string of high-profile settlements over police brutality lawsuits, which includes Minneapolis' agreement to pay the family of George Floyd $27 million following his 2020 murder, which sparked national outcry. This <keyword id="12054277" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="settlement" source="Orion">settlement</keyword> is the largest ever in a Colorado civil rights case, an attorney for McClain's father told the <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/aurora-agrees-to-pay-15m-to-settle-elijah-mcclain-lawsuit/2021/11/19/98b945aa-4981-11ec-beca-3cc7103bd814_story.html">Associated Press</a>.McClain was walking home from a convenience store on Aug. 24 when he was stopped by police. He was wearing headphones and a black ski mask. McClain was confronted by Aurora police officers who responded to a report of a "suspicious" person "walking and waving his arms," according to a February investigation into the altercation. The independent probe found that the officers had no legal basis for stopping, frisking, or using a chokehold against McClain, <a href="https://www.insider.com/report-finds-police-and-paramedics-mishandled-elijah-mcclain-encounter-2021-2">Insider previously reported</a>.The report also found that the reasons officers gave for suspecting McClain had committed, was committing, or was about to commit a crime — including that he was acting "suspicious" and in an area with a "high crime rate" — were not sufficient to establish reasonable suspicion under the law.According to the probe, the paramedics who sedated McClain with ketamine, a powerful anesthetic, did so "without conducting anything more than a brief visual observation." Body camera footage showed McClain "crying out in pain, apologizing, explaining himself, and pleading with the officers," the report said.McClain was taken to a hospital and suffered a cardiac arrest on the way. He died on Aug. 30, 2019, nearly a week after the encounter.<div type="image" title="AP21053581167093" height="4000" width="6000" msid="87823825" hostid="261"></div>McClain's parents filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in August 2020 alleging McClain's constitutional rights were violated by Aurora police officers and paramedics. A grand jury in September indicted three police officers and two paramedics on 32 counts, including charges of manslaughter, the state's attorney general announced in September."No amount of money will ever bring Elijah back to his mother. Ms. McClain would return every cent for just one more day with her son," said Rathod Mohamedbhai, the Denver law firm representing Sheneen McClain in a statement to <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/elijah-mcclains-family-aurora-colorado-agree-record-15m-settlement-dea-rcna6015">NBC News</a>.The settlement was agreed to months earlier but not announced due to a dispute of how the money should be divided between McClain's parents, the Associated Press reported.

A Colorado city has agreed to pay the family of Elijah McClain $15 million to settle lawsuit two years after deadly police encounter

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Sarasota police recorded 3 calls between Christian Ziegler and his rape accuser, a court filing shows.</li><li>The Florida GOP chairman offered his accuser money, and changed the subject to his upcoming haircut.</li></ul>Sarasota police recorded three controlled phone calls between <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-gop-chairman-suspended-amid-rape-allegation-threesome-sex-scandal-2023-12">suspended Florida GOP chairman Christian Ziegler </a>and the woman who is accusing him of rape, according to search warrant affidavits unsealed last month.In the calls, Ziegler appears to confirm that he and the woman had been intimate on October 2, during an incident at her apartment that he maintains was consensual.Ziegler makes no admissions of sexual misconduct, according to excerpts and descriptions of Instagram messages and phone calls recorded by the Sarasota Police Department that were <a target="_blank" href="https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/24251924-christian-ziegler-search-warrant-affidavit-20240102">included in three recently-unsealed search warrants.</a>Instead, the GOP chair repeatedly responds to the woman's accusations by telling her "You are my friend."At one point, he "asked the victim if she needed financial help or anything else," the search warrants say. Twice he tried to change the subject by telling her about a haircut he was getting.The Florida Republican Party<a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-gop-cuts-christian-ziegler-salary-1-amid-rape-allegation-2023-12"> voted two weeks ago to censure Ziegler over the scandal,</a> which includes salacious details over a prior, 2022 threesome between him, his accuser, and his wife, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/how-moms-liberty-co-founder-bridget-ziegler-caught-sex-scandal-2023-12">Moms for Liberty co-founder Bridget Ziegler</a>. The party has cut his annual salary from $12,000 to just $1. He retains his title.<h2>An offer of money, and talk of a haircut</h2>"I'm not okay with what happened the other day between us," the accuser tells Ziegler in a private Instagram message, the first in a series of police-controlled messages and phone calls excerpted in the search warrants."Oh," Ziegler responds. "That's not good. You are my friend. Known ya for like twenty years now. Lol."<div type="image" title="Bridget Ziegler speaks at the Moms for Liberty meeting in Philadelphia, Saturday, July 1, 2023." height="5760" width="8640" msid="106495011" hostid="261"></div>Ziegler then "goes on to talk about how long they have been friends.""Yeah I know but that was not cool," she tells him, to which Ziegler then responds again, "Your [sic] my friend I actually like you as a person, so sorry you got upset, but I can leave you alone if you prefer."Ziegler "then tried to change the subject by talking about getting a haircut," the first of two times he did so, according to the filing.The exchange eventually moves from Instagram to a series of three telephone calls from Ziegler to the woman, all recorded by Saratoga Police.In the final call, Ziegler answers "Those are big words" when the woman outright accuses him of sexual assault for the first time."Please don't, no I didn't. You invited me in, that's it. I did not at all. I never want you to feel that way," Ziegler protests during the call.It's at this point "Christian asked the victim if she needed financial help or anything else," the search warrants say.Ziegler then "apologized for whatever is going on," and "told the victim he did not need any drama."The call ends after "he asked her if she was recording him."<h2>A new accusation of "video voyeurism"</h2>The most recently unsealed search warrant — addressed to Meta, the parent company of Instagram — reveals that Ziegler's communications are being sought as part of an investigation into whether he committed "video voyeurism" by allegedly uploading images of the alleged rape he'd recorded on his cell phone.Under Florida law, it is illegal to secretly record an intimate encounter.<div type="image" title="Florida Party of Florida Chairman Christian Ziegler addresses attendees at the Republican Party of Florida Freedom Summit, Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, in Kissimmee, Florida." height="2000" width="3000" msid="106495012" hostid="261"></div>Ziegler's accuser, whose name has not been revealed, is a woman whom he and his wife, Bridget, had a 2022 threesome with at the couple's home.The October 2 encounter had been planned as a second threesome among Ziegler, his wife, and his accuser, police say in the filing.Bridget Ziegler told police that the couple had a threesome with the woman in October 2022, according to police.But at around 2:15 p.m. that day, Ziegler told the woman through Instagram, "Prob just me this time now," indicating his wife was suddenly unavailable.The woman then cancelled, explaining, "Sorry I was mostly in for her," referring to Bridget Ziegler.Nevertheless, Ziegler arrived at the woman's apartment, alone, just 15 minutes later, entering her apartment when she opened her door to go walk her dog, police said in the filingThe GOP chair was captured on surveillance camera footage arriving at the accuser's apartment complex "in his gray Ford truck" at around 2:30 p.m. and leaving 40 minutes later, according to one of the search warrants.The search warrants say the woman only reported the incident to the police two days later. But soon after the incident she was "very emotional and distraught" in telling her twin sister she'd been raped, the search warrant says."The victim stated that when Christian came over, she was not in a place to consent because it was her day off and she had been drinking Tequila all day," one of the search warrants says."The victim advised Christian did not wear a condom," it adds.The search warrants, dated from early December, also seek Ziegler's cell phone and Google account records. <a target="_blank" href="https://flcga.org/police-have-recovered-video-of-florida-gop-chair-and-alleged-victim-in-rape-investigation/">They were first reported by the Florida Trident.</a>Police have not charged Ziegler with a crime. The Florida GOP's executive board will meet on January 8 to vote on whether to remove him as party chairman.

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