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CCTV appeal to find a suspect after a bus was set on fire in Erdington.

Sergeant Gareth Snyman has today (19/03) released CCTV footage of the moment a young man set light to newspaper on a double decker bus on Erdington ...

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noyfb smith commented on 19 Mar 2015

He was protesting littering on public transit.

Getaway CCTV: Car thief escapes as owner clings to the bonnet

A man clung onto the bonnet of his car as a thief drove off at high speed in Farnworth. The victim was eventually flung into the road and was lucky to escape ...

Suspects in Abduction on Knight Street & Suspects Car Crime Stoppers REWARD! - 15-029028

Two male suspects are being sought in connection with an abduction in east Shreveport after evidence of the crime is captured on camera. Back on February 8, ...

CCTV footage car is Stolen in just 6 Minutes

OFFICER RUN OVER BY TEEN!

South Carolina police dashboard cameras catch the incredible dramatic end to a high speed chase involving a teenager driving a stolen van. After the teen ...

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Alex Alex commented on 16 Mar 2015

OK, the driver of the van is Jesse Clayton Baugh. He has been my best friend for 23 years. This happened in Hanahan SC. He did 4 and a half years in prison, not 18 months. He was charged with 3 counts of assault and battery with intent to kill a peace officer, I count of a stolen car, one count fleeing and elluding and one count possession of marijuana. The van was our friends mom who got tired of us taking it at night and reported it. Jesse was a 17 year old kid that panicked. The officer he ran over got a broken wrist and of 17 rounds fired they grazed his head once. So these are the FACTS. I know, I was his first call in the morning cause his mom had a jail block on her phone.

whattheheck1000 commented on 19 Aug 2013

That teen was out of control, but maybe that officer could have gotten off with less injury if he'd focused on getting the hell out of the way instead of trying to shoot. The teen wasn't shot because the officer firing was, luckily, a dumb ass. "Oh, I've got a gun, maybe this will compensate for my lack of manliness!" Justice is found at the lock of a handcuff or the bumper of a cruiser, not the barrel of a gun. August 19, 2013 12:47 am

music04777 commented on 05 Aug 2014

First of all, you DO NOT stand in front of a vehicle that is or can be moved forward. The correct way would have been to stand off to the left side of the road, away from the cruiser that was hit. That officer is very lucky to still be alive and lucky he wasn't pinned between vehicles and lucky that he didn't hit his head on the front bumper when he went down.

justice mandrell commented on 18 Apr 2012

Trying to ram your vehicle into officers is considered deadly force. Police respond to deadly force with deadly force. It was the officer pinned under the van that opened fire, the kid is lucky he is not dead.

SilentEcho8 commented on 04 May 2011

@doodywoodpekker Are you kidding or serious? They have no other option when a van starts ramming their cars and running officers over. Once their lives are at stake all bets are off...

mattbjrs commented on 08 Mar 2011

Wow, that officer was lucky he was knocked down by the car. If he had been caught on the hood, he would've gotten sandwiched between the two vehicles and most likely killed.

Zenner Bear commented on 30 Apr 2011

I don't like the police opening fire, they lower themselves to the teens level. Just arrest the teen and try not to hurt him. No, i'm not a hippy, etc etc.