Shocking new Las Vegas shooting footage DESTROYS official narrative; was the government involved?



The Las Vegas shooting on October 1, 2017, remains one of the deadliest mass shootings to ever take place in America — with 58 killed and over 850 injured.

When Stephen Paddock was discovered to be the gunman, the cops and the media explained that he was working alone. But many Americans don’t believe that’s possible, including investigative journalist Mindy Robinson.

Robinson’s documentary, "Route 91: Uncovering the Cover-Up of the Las Vegas Mass Shooting," explores new evidence that calls the official narrative into question — including nine police body cam footage clips that allegedly capture additional shots fired after the attack was supposedly over.

These revelations have intensified public scrutiny and raised urgent questions about the official investigation’s completeness, especially considering the additional shots revealed in the body cam footage occurred after Paddock was dead.

“He was dead at like 11:30 I think, and all the police scanners picked it up. So, even here, where they reiterate that they believe that SWAT had shot him, how do you make that mistake?” Robinson tells Pat Gray.

“Interesting,” he says, stunned.

One of the pieces of footage Robinson uses in her documentary alluded to what was happening at the Bellagio — which was separate from where the shooting was.

According to eyewitness accounts, there were gunshots and broken glass at the Bellagio after Paddock was dead and finished with his rampage.

“It doesn’t match the story Lombardo’s selling, and you know, I would love to look at the casino footage, but it doesn’t seem to exist,” Robinson explains, adding, “and there’s cameras everywhere in this town.”

In addition, Paddock’s door was reportedly open when the police made it to his house.

“So, what is that alluding to? That someone went there to plant evidence or remove evidence?” Keith Malinak asks, curious.

“Take evidence, plant evidence. Kind of sounds like our government,” Robinson laughs, adding, “I think Paddock was a spook. So, they had to go in and take all the evidence and proof that he wasn’t.”


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Heart-pounding bodycam video shows police neutralizing Tennessee man wielding knives who allegedly tried to rob armored truck



Intense police bodycam video shows the moment a Tennessee cop neutralized a man wielding knives and aggressively charging at the officer. The man involved in the deadly police shooting reportedly attempted to rob an armored truck and a deli.

The Murfreesboro Police Department released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting of a man accused of two attempted robberies.

A Murfreesboro Police Department officer responded to a "strong-armed robbery" of an armored truck at 9:13 p.m. on Tuesday.

Murfreesboro Police Department spokesperson Larry Flowers said the suspect approached the armed vehicle employee, who was at an ATM. The suspect allegedly attempted to rob the employee but then fled after the armored truck worker produced a gun. The man allegedly ran into a nearby restaurant.

According to the police, the suspect also attempted to rob Jason's Deli in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Employees at the deli informed WKRN-TV that the suspect – identified as Steven James Murphy of Murfreesboro – entered the restaurant and calmly told them, "I'm here for the money."

Workers said the robbery suspect then allegedly began chasing the employees before they fled outside the deli.

Heart-pounding bodycam video shows the officer rushing into the deli, where the suspect was behind the counter. When the officer confronts the man, he charges at the cop with knives raised in both of his hands.

The officer desperately commands the knife-wielding man, "Drop it! Drop it now!"

Despite the officer's orders, the man continues to sprint toward the cop.

In the bodycam video, three or four shots are heard being fired by the police officer.

The officer requests EMS for the injured suspect.

The man is lying on the floor, and two knives are seen near him.

"Don't move," the officer instructs the suspect.

The suspect was transported to a local hospital. The 44-year-old man later died from his injuries.

The officer, armored truck worker, and six employees in the deli were not injured, according to Flowers.

The officer involved in the shooting – five-year veteran Adam Claiborne – was placed on routine administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of the investigation into the fatal shooting.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is conducting an independent investigation into the deadly police shooting.

"At this time, this investigation remains active and ongoing," the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said in a statement. "TBI agents are working to independently determine the series of events leading to the shooting, including collecting evidence and conducting interviews. Throughout the process, investigative findings will be shared with the District Attorney General for his further review and consideration.

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Alarming body cam video shows San Antonio police officer shooting teen eating McDonald's burger in fleeing car, cop has since been fired



Concerning body cam video shows a Texas police officer shooting a teen who was sitting in his car eating a McDonald's burger. The teen was in critical condition after suffering multiple gunshot wounds, and the San Antonio Police Department has since fired the officer.

Around 10:45 p.m. on Sunday, San Antonio Police Department officer James Brennand responded to a report of a disturbance at a McDonald's location. While the officer was gathering information from witnesses, Brennard noticed a vehicle that he believed was the same car that had evaded him the day before, according to the San Antonio Police Department.

On Saturday, Brennard made a traffic stop of a vehicle because the registered license plate did not match the vehicle. Brennand suspected that the vehicle was stolen.

The vehicle in question was not involved in the disturbance at the McDonald's restaurant.

Brennard walked up to the idling vehicle, opened the driver's side door, and instructed the driver to get out of the red BMW sedan.

The startled teen is seen in the body cam video eating a burger.

Erik Cantu, 17, put the vehicle in reverse with the door still open and the car backed up. The door clipped the officer. Brennard then took a few steps backward, pulled out his gun, and fired multiple shots at the unarmed driver. The driver then drove out of the McDonald's parking lot with Brennard giving chase on foot. The body cam footage shows the SAPD rookie officer firing several more shots at the vehicle as it drove away.

The body cam video shows at least 11 shots being fired by Brennard.

The San Antonio Police Department released the body cam video of the police shooting.

Cantu and his 17-year-old female passenger stopped not far down the street from the McDonald's.

KABB reported, "Cantu was taken to the hospital in critical condition. He is listed in stable condition. He was later charged with evading detention with a vehicle and assault on a peace officer."

Brennard was hit in the legs by the car door and treated at the scene for his injuries.

Brennard had only been on the San Antonio Police Department force for seven months, and was still a probationary officer.

The San Antonio Police Department fired Brennard on Wednesday for violating departmental tactics and procedures, according to KSAT-TV.

Officers are not permitted to appeal their termination during their one-year probation period.

San Antonio police Chief William McManus told WOAI-TV, "There is nothing I can say in defense of that officer's actions that night. I think what happened, initially, there was some contact made, but that did not justify the shooting."

McManus said Brennand could also face criminal charges for the police shooting.

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Dramatic video shows the moment freight train plows into police vehicle with woman handcuffed inside, officer placed on administrative leave



Police bodycam video shows the moment that a freight train slammed into a police cruiser in Colorado. At the time of impact, a woman in handcuffs was inside the cop car that was obliterated.

Around 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 16, Platteville Police Department officers pulled over 20-year-old Yareni Rios-Gonzalez. Police were responding to an earlier report of a road rage incident involving a gun in the neighboring town of Fort Lupton.

Police bodycam footage shows officers with guns drawn as they approach the pickup truck in Platteville – about 40 miles north of Denver. The officers order the woman to exit the vehicle with her hands raised. The suspect is handcuffed and escorted to the back seat of a patrol car.

While Rios-Gonzalez is detained in the back of the police SUV, officers inspect her pickup truck for weapons.

Suddenly, a train horn can be heard blasting in the background – growing louder and louder.

Police bodycam video shows the bright lights of the train quickly approaching the police cruiser sitting on the train tracks.

An officer is seen on video approaching the police cruiser before taking cover behind a police car.

The freight train violently plows into the police SUV at full speed with the woman handcuffed inside of the vehicle.

Police officers rush to the SUV that was fiercely mangled by the speeding train.

"Get us medical emergent. The suspect was in the vehicle that was hit by the train," a cop frantically exclaimed into her radio.

The front passenger door was nearly torn off and the windshield was shattered. The airbags had deployed after the forceful impact.

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\u201cTRAIN HITS OCCUPIED POLICE CAR\n\nVIDEO: With a suspect detained in the back seat, a police car is crushed by a fast-moving train in Weld County\n\nSuspect was handcuffed in the back seat as the train blared a horn leading up to the crash. I will have more on @CBSNewsColorado\u00a0 4/5/6p\u201d
— Dillon Thomas (@Dillon Thomas) 1663952132

Incredibly, Rios-Gonzalez survived the powerful collision.

She suffered multiple serious injuries and was hospitalized. The woman is expected to survive the train crash, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI). There were no other injuries from the accident.

"Officers cleared the suspect vehicle to determine if anyone else was in the vehicle," the Fort Lupton Police Department said in a statement. "Within a matter of seconds, the Platteville's police vehicle, which contained the female detainee, was struck by a northbound train. Fort Lupton Officers immediately summoned medical assistance and began life-sustaining measures."

The Platteville Police Department placed one of the officers involved in the near-deadly incident on paid administrative leave. The officer was not named.

The Denver Post reported, "The Fort Lupton Police Department is investigating the original road rage incident. The Colorado State Patrol is investigating the crash between the train and the police car, and CBI is investigating how Rios-Gonzalez sustained injuries while in police custody."

You can watch the entire police bodycam video of the traffic stop, arrest, and subsequent train crash below.

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Intense bodycam video shows the moment police sniper takes out armed man holding baby hostage



Intense bodycam video shows the moment that a police sniper neutralizes an armed man on the run who took a baby hostage.

On Feb. 17, law enforcement was in search of Oscar Alcantara for an incident where a weapon was brandished in St. George, Utah.

Police pulled over Alcantara's vehicle, and a woman exited the car. The woman informed police officers that Alcantara had kidnapped her baby. Alcantara sped away from police and took them on a 30-mile car chase near Beaver Dam, Arizona.

Once the vehicle was stopped, a police officer yelled to Alcantara, "Put the child down on the ground, we will not pursue you!"

Alcantara didn't take the offer, then grabbed the infant and ran into a desert area. He then pointed the gun at the baby he had taken hostage.

A cop screamed, "Oscar stop! We don’t want to hurt you!"

Alcantara – while hiding behind vegetation – then pointed his gun at law enforcement during the hostage standoff.

A police officer is heard shouting, "The gun is pointed right at us! Gun pointed at us!"

Body camera video obtained by KUTV shows law enforcement moving in on the armed man.

A cop stressed, "We've only got one shot at this!"

A police sniper then fired on Alcantara – which killed the suspect while he was holding the baby.

Police rushed toward the 30-year-old suspect.

"I got child, I got child, come here baby," an officer exclaimed.

The baby was unharmed and taken to safety.

The shooting remains under investigation, according to KUTV. The Mohave County Attorney’s Office is still reviewing the hours of video from the deadly incident and interviewing dozens of officers and witnesses.

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\u201cICYMI: I obtained the body camera video from a hostage situation in southern Utah where a man was holding a gun to a baby's head. This was the second time in 7 years that the Oscar Alcantara was involved in a hostage standoff. \n\nhttps://t.co/gtPBIEglTE @KUTV2News @sgcitypoliceut\u201d
— Jeremy Harris (@Jeremy Harris) 1654890454

Bodycam footage shows events leading up to police officer — accused of using excessive force — fatally shooting man trying to stab him



The Raleigh, North Carolina, police department has released body camera footage of a January incident in which an officer fatally shot a man during an altercation on the side of the highway.

What are the details?

According to local reports, authorities arrived to a call for an automobile accident on Interstate 440 along Raleigh.

The suspect, identified as 43-year-old Daniel Turcios, was standing on the side of the road when police arrived on the scene. According to Charlotte's News & Observer, Turcios' wife and two children were sitting on the ground beside the vehicle at the time.

Raleigh Police Chief Estella Patterson said that the department had received several emergency calls reporting an accident and that someone was intoxicated and "armed with a knife" at the crash site.

While at the scene, a witness to the accident said that Turcios — who was "probably intoxicated" — ran him off the road and had been driving dangerously in the moments that led up to the crash.

Turcios was said to have overheard the exchange between the unnamed witness and first responders and in Spanish asked the witness, “What did I do to you, man?”

Turcios quickly became enraged as a responding officer attempted to speak with him, and insisted, “I was just driving! I was just driving calmly!”

At that point, Turcios walked over to his family and engaged in a heated exchange with his wife, eventually pulling out a knife and wildly gesturing with it in front of police.

Turcios' wife attempted to take the knife from him, but he pulled away from her, grabbed his 7-year-old son's hand, and began walking away.

Turcios' wife quickly followed and was able to wrest her son away from Turcios as officers continued to demand the suspect drop his knife.

As soon as he was safely away from the child, officers deployed a Taser, striking him in the back and forcing him to the ground.

He quickly recovered and jumped to his feet, knife still in hand, while he began swinging the knife at a nearby officer.

Despite being hit with the Taser, Turcios continued to advance on officers and began swinging the knife at a first responder — that's when Officer A. A. Smith fired on Turcios five times, killing him.

You can watch the age-restricted video on YouTube here.

What else?

Activists are now saying that police were too aggressive with Turcios — who was reported to have a limited understanding of English and who was reportedly disoriented at the time.

"Daniel Turcios' life mattered and he definitely did not deserve to die," activist Kerwin Pittman told WNCN-TV. "At what point do you de-escalate the situation."

Activist groups have demanded charges against the officers involved in the incident, the News & Observer reported.

Activist Dawn Blagrove said the the bodycam footage showed how police “took a calm situation and turned it violent and deadly.”

“The initial taser was completely unwarranted,” Blagrove said, according to the News & Observer. “He was tased in the back with his arms at his side. Criminal charges are warranted.”

Officials, however, say that Turcios' demeanor and refusal to comply with officers justified the Tasing and eventual shooting.

Bob Young, a retired New York City police officer, told WNCN that using the Taser was "textbook" use of force.

“This is a very dangerous situation right here,” Young said. “There’s maybe five or six feet, that’s within the kill zone with a knife.”

Regardless, Young added, it's "terrible" to be involved in such an incident for "all parties."

“The officer is going to have to live with taking a life and the family’s going to have to live with the fact that they don’t have a loved one.

The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations is leading the investigation into shooting.

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(H/T: The Police Tribune)

Kenosha police release bodycam footage of NBC producer caught following Rittenhouse jury — and it looks bad for the network



Law enforcement in Kenosha, Wisconsin, have released body camera footage from an incident involving an NBC producer accused of following the jury out of the courthouse during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. And, in short, it doesn't make the network look good.

What are the details?

The footage picks up during a traffic stop on Nov. 17, after police pulled over alleged freelance producer James Morrison for running a red light near the sealed jury bus.

In the video, posted to Youtube by Law & Crime, a police officer who introduces himself as Officer Jones asks Morrisson, "Were you following a vehicle?"

Morrisson, who described himself as a producer for NBC, responded nervously by saying, "I was trying to see — I was being called by New York, going maybe these are the people you need to follow, but I don't know ... I was trying to ... just do what they told me to do."

The producer went on to confirm that it was a booking producer in New York — and not an affiliate of Chicago or Milwaukee — that had given him instructions to follow the jurors during their break from deliberations.

"How did they know about this vehicle?" Jones asked.

Morrison replied, "I don't know," and then tried to reassure officers by saying, "I mean it was discreet, I wasn't like gonna talk to anybody or anything, just trying to find a location, that's all."

Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: RAW BodyCam Footage of NBC Producer Following Jury Vehicle www.youtube.com

What else?

Officer Jones then requested that Morrisson call his contact in New York so that she could be questioned. He agreed and dialed Irene Byon, who described herself as a booking producer for NBC News.

"We're trying to figure out what's going on here, why you have a reporter or a producer following vehicles out here," Jones then said.

"We were just trying to ... respectfully just trying to ... see if it's possible to find any leads about the case, and so we were ... we were just keeping our distance, just to see where people involved in the trial are positioned," Byon answered, fumbling over her words.

She added, "By no means were we trying to get in contact with any of the jury members or whoever is in the car, we just were trying to see where key players in the trial may be at."

Anything else?

The Kenosha Police Department confirmed the incident on Twitter the following morning, noting that Morrisson was suspected of attempting to photograph jurors, but was stopped by police and issued "several traffic related citations."

News of the incident resulted in Kenosha County Circuit Judge Bruce Schroeder banning NBC News from the courthouse for the remainder of the trial.

At the time, NBC News issued a statement saying, "Last night, a freelancer received a traffic citation. While the traffic violation took place near the jury van, the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors during deliberations, and never photographed or intended to photograph them. We regret the incident and will fully cooperate with the authorities on any investigation."

Ultimately, no jury tampering charges were filed since any alleged efforts to photograph or otherwise expose the identities of the jury were thwarted.

(H/T: Townhall)

Shocking video shows the moment 14-year-old, 12-year-old open fire on police with an AK-47 and other weapons



Police body cam footage captured the moment two Florida children fired on police officers with an AK-47 and other weapons during a chilling standoff.

What's a brief history here?

Authorities arrested two minors, ages 14 and 12, on Tuesday after the two reportedly ran away from the Florida United Methodist Children's Home earlier in the day.

The two were said to have broken into a neighborhood home, where they discovered a cache of weaponry and ammunition, including an AK-47.

When police arrived on the scene, both children allegedly began to fire on responding officers.

After a lengthy standoff, deputies were forced to fire on the 14-year-old after she reportedly exited the home with a shotgun.

"Their conversation was they were going to kill my sergeant. They were coming out to kill cops. They were coming out to kill deputies, that's the conversation," Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said during a press conference on the incident.

"Our deputies did everything they could tonight to de-escalate and they almost lost their lives to a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old," he added. "Where have we gone wrong that 12-year-old and 14-year-old think it's OK to take on law enforcement? What the hell is the Department of Juvenile Justice doing sending these kids to places that can't handle them?"

You can read more details on the disturbing incident here.

What are the details?

As highlighted by the KRON-TV, newly released body cam footage showed the moment when a deputy fired on the 14-year-old girl after she and the 12-year-old reportedly engaged in a standoff.

A sheriff's deputy can be heard telling a dispatcher, "Female has a shotgun in her hand, stand by."

He adds, "Put the gun down now!" as a shot rings out.

"They're shooting at me!" the deputy adds. "Hold the air — I'm Code 4. She's re-racking a round inside the shotgun."

The deputy continues, "She's racked a round in the shotgun. The window is busted on the patio side. If she comes out, she's going to have the shotgun."

True to the deputy's prediction, the 14-year-old suspect then leaves the garage with the shotgun, forcing deputies to fire on her.

The teen then cries out in pain as a deputy says, "I think the female's down. Call in the units. Female's on the ground behind the car."

The video also shows the 12-year-old surrendering himself to police.

The 14-year-old was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for life-threatening injuries. She was listed in stable condition as of Thursday, according to the outlet.

The two were arrested and charged with armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers in connection with the crime.

VIDEO: Good Samaritans rescue Florida deputy under attack during traffic stop, subdue suspect



Florida authorities are hailing two civilians as heroes after the two jumped into action to assist a deputy who was under attack during a recent traffic stop.

What are the details?

Volusia County Sheriff's Deputy Anthony Zimmerer pulled over a vehicle after it reportedly cut across all lanes of traffic earlier this week.

Bodycam footage captured the moment Zimmerer stopped the suspect, 41-year-old Frank Padilla Velez, and tried to speak with him.

During the stop, the suspect reportedly began acting out and resisted when the officer attempted to handcuff him. A struggle ensued, and Padilla ended up striking Zimmerer in the head with his elbow.

Two civilians noticed Zimmerer struggling with the suspect and jumped in to help. According to authorities, Zimmerer's bodycam footage cut out at one point during the struggle, and during that time, Padilla reportedly attempted to bite the deputy's leg.

At that point, the two Good Samaritans were able to subdue the subject. One of them sustained a gash to the forehead in the process.

A Facebook post from the sheriff's office detailed the incident in full.

"We want to send out a big THANK YOU to the two outstanding citizens who stopped to help a deputy who was involved in a scuffle at a traffic stop in Deltona," the post said. "Deputy Zimmerer was eastbound on Howland Boulevard yesterday afternoon when a black Ford F-150 cut across all lanes of traffic and almost hit him. Zimmerer conducted a traffic stop on the driver, Frank Padilla Velez (DOB 5/17/1980), whose behavior was erratic."

"When Zimmerer attempted to place handcuffs on him, Padilla hit Zimmerer in the head with his elbow, knocking the handcuffs into the middle of the road, and started fighting him," the post continued. "Two witnesses saw what was happening and jumped out of their vehicles to help. Padilla thrashed on the ground and tried to bite Zimmerer's leg. A Taser had no effect on him. The struggle caused the deputy's body camera's main power button to switch off before more deputies got to the scene and helped take Padilla into custody."

The post revealed that the suspect's dog reportedly jumped out of the vehicle in order to protect its owner, but a witness was able to corral the dog and put it back into the truck.

"Padilla was charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, driving with a suspended license, careless driving, and expired registration," the post added. "Sheriff Mike Chitwood announced that both men who stopped to intervene will be receiving citizen's awards in recognition of their actions."

In a statement on the incident, Chitwood said, "All my respect and gratitude goes out to these two men who took action when they saw a deputy under attack. It makes me proud to know that in Volusia County, our residents still have our deputies' backs.'"

(H/T: Fox News)

Ilhan Omar calls fatal police shooting of black man 'state sanctioned murder.' But police say he fired first.



Justice advocates are once again fighting for answers after Minneapolis police fatally shot 23-year-old Dolal Idd on Wednesday. According to ABC News, Idd was killed in the same neighborhood where George Floyd was murdered by police officers in May. Idd's untimely death is also the first to come at the hands of Minneapolis police officers since Floyd.

In response, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), who represents most of Minneapolis, called Idd's death "state sanctioned murder."

"A man was killed, his family terrorized & robbed of a son and all they are left w/ is more questions than answers," Omar tweeted. "Let's stop normalizing + justifying state sanctioned murder by those who take an oath to uphold the law."

What does the body cam footage show?

According to law enforcement, who have since released brief footage from one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting, police officers only shot and killed Idd after he fired on officers first.

Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said that officers on the scene, nearby witnesses, and the released body cam footage confirm that Idd shot first.

"When I viewed the video that everyone else is viewing... it appears that the individual inside the vehicle fired his weapon at the vehicle first," Arradondo said, according to ABC News.

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According to WCCO-TV, police said they were attempting to stop Idd because he was a suspect in a felony gun investigation. ABC News reported that officials said a weapon was recovered at the scene.

Still, Idd's family is demanding answers.

Bayle Gelle, Idd's father, accused police of acting discriminately.

"We need justice, we need justice. They don't want to give us any answers," Gelle told WCCO. "He was just sitting in the car, and bullets were shot at him, and no reason. Why are we here? Because why were they shooting? Because of color. He is a black man. We want to know why my sweet son gets shot and killed."

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is leading the investigation into the incident.