A Portland officer responds to a home invasion only to find the suspect armed with a metal lid and a massive rock. The bodycam captures the exact moment the intruder charges across a pedestrian bridge, striking the officer in the head with the rock before being tackled. The suspect was arrested for multiple counts of assault and burglary.
Footage out of Texas showing deputies during a search. One deputy thought he turned his bodycam off at the start of the clip, but it stayed live for the entire duration. The audio captures some pretty controversial conversations while they go through the residence. What do you guys think of the conduct here?
Bodycam footage captures the aftermath of a violent confrontation in a parking lot outside a preschool and nearby medical clinic in Portland, Oregon.
According to investigators and the District Attorney, the incident began when a driver allegedly entered the area at high speed and nearly struck a security guard on duty. The guard confronted the driver, and the situation quickly escalated into a heated exchange.
Moments later, the confrontation turned physical, with both men engaging in a struggle on the ground. Reports state the driver gained control during the fight, leaving the guard in a vulnerable position.
During the struggle, the security guard fired his weapon.
Emergency services responded to the scene, and the driver was transported to hospital with critical injuries. He later died 15 days after the incident.
Following a full investigation, the District Attorney ruled the shooting was legally justified self-defense, and no charges were filed against the security guard.
What was supposed to be a routine Uber Eats pickup turned into a terrifying ordeal for one driver. When she entered an Orlando 7-Eleven, an employee—convinced the store was "closed" for a delivery—attacked her and prevented her from leaving.
When police arrived, they found the employee physically pinned on top of the victim. Things only got more bizarre from there, as the employee locked himself in the store office and eventually recited the Pledge of Allegiance while being led away in handcuffs.
New footage released by COPA in April 2026 shows Officer Carlos Baker shooting partner Krystal Rivera in Illinois. The video captures the apartment breach where Baker pivots and fires toward Rivera instead of the suspect door. Footage confirms Baker then retreated to a stairwell for 1 minute and 57 seconds while reporting that police were under fire, despite a clear hallway. Ballistics confirmed the fatal shot came from Baker's service weapon. Baker was stripped of police powers in August 2025 and remains the subject of a wrongful death lawsuit.
Baltimore Police have released bodycam and CCTV footage of the April 2, 2026, officer-involved shooting of 35-year-old Tavon Newton. The incident occurred in the 1700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in the Upton neighborhood of West Baltimore following a report of an assault.
The footage shows a struggle between Newton and Officer Devon Gubbar, a 4-year veteran of the BPD. According to investigators, Newton refused to relinquish a black sling bag and resisted multiple Taser deployments. During the physical altercation on the ground, Newton gained control of the officer's Taser, leading Officer Gubbar to fire a single shot.