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16/09/2020

The body camera footage from the murder of Sergeant Craig Johnson and the attempted murder of Officer Aurash Zarkeshan has been released by Tulsa Police Department. On June 29th, 2020 at 3:06 am Officer Zarkeshan stopped David Ware after he failed to yield when pulling onto the roadway, made an illegal left turn, and operated a vehicle with expired tags. At 3:23 am, 11 minutes later, suspect Ware fired multiple rounds at the Officers. Sergeant Craig Johnson died as result of injuries from the shooting. Officer Zarkeshan was critically wounded and continues to recover. The gunman, Ware, is charged with murder in the shooting death of Sgt. Craig Johnson and shooting with intent to kill Officer Aurash Zarkeshan with the Tulsa Police Department. The accused getaway driver, Matthew Hall, waived his preliminary hearing and is going to trial. Hall is charged with accessory to murder and accessory to a felony. The district court arr

13/09/2020

HarmCityDaily supports performing arts

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09/09/2020

Is this honoring his name or profiteering off his death ?

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08/09/2020

Around 12:25 a.m. Monday, officers were called to the 600 block of Chestnut Hill Avenue for a shooting.
"We found a vehicle with the door open, the vehicle was running, and on the sidewalk, we found an adult male, who we later found to be 39 years old, suffering from a gunshot wound to the head," Baltimore police Detective Donny Moses said.
The victim was taken to a hospital, where he is in critical but stable condition.
Police said the victim was delivering food when he was shot and robbed. Police said someone lured the victim to a house.
"We believe that he was ambushed," Moses said. "We later learned that the house he was supposedly delivering to was vacant. So we do believe in this case, someone called an order, placed an order to that location and it was literally to get him there to basically attack him. We are not sure if the victim in this case was robbed, but he was shot."
The Waverly food delivery driver worked for a pizza restaurant not far from where he was shot.
"At this point, we believe at least two individuals are responsible for this incident," Moses said. "There's evidence that would suggest there was more than one person involved with this, more than one suspect. I can't get give details, but we do believe there was more than one suspect. He was approached while he was getting out of his vehicle."

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08/09/2020

Working on a new episode of the podcast. Sorry for the wait, i’ve been in a bit of a mental funk lately and haven’t been in the mood to create sh*t

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07/09/2020

Twelve people were shot, one of them fatally, in Baltimore during the holiday weekend, police said.
A woman was fatally shot Saturday and a teenager was among group of three injured in a shooting Sunday, which capped off the violent weekend.

The triple shooting was believed to have occurred in the 500 block of Presstman St. Sunday sometime before 6:50 p.m.
[Baltimore Homicides Database] »
When officers arrived at the scene, they found two shooting victims, ages 36 and 16. Both were taken to hospitals for treatment, according to police.

Shortly after, a third shooting victim, 28, walked into an area hospital. Investigators believe all three victims were shot in the same block.
Due to the severity of the injuries, detectives from the homicide unit were called to the scene.

As officers were investigating the shooting, they were called to another hospital for what was believed to be another walk-in shooting victim. Police however later said the man was not shot and was the victim of a car crash following the shooting incident that occurred on the block.
Early Sunday morning, police were called to the 1600 block of Joplin St. in the Broening Manor neighborhood of Southeast Baltimore just after 3:30 a.m.

They found a 28-year-old man who had been shot and sent him to a hospital to be treated. No further information about the shooting was released on Sunday.
Police also reported that two men, aged 20 and 21, were shot Saturday night in the 3300 block of Reisterstown Road in the Liberty Square neighborhood.

The men arrived separately at different hospitals for treatment. The 21-year-old walked into a hospital at 10:18 p.m. with gunshot wounds to his body, while the 20-year-old arrived later at a different hospital with a gunshot wound to his arm.
Police did not provide further information about that incident.

Earlier on Saturday, at 2 a.m., police found a man and woman, both 35 years old, suffering from gunshot wounds in the 100 block of S. Monroe St. in Southwest Baltimore. The woman died at the hospital, police said. The man suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

In a separate incident, at around 11 p.m. Friday, police found four women suffering from gunshot

07/09/2020

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - The homicide rate continues to climb in Baltimore City.

This year, 214 people have been killed, but there's another trend that is also on the rise.

"This seems to be a continuing trend, violence against police officers," said former deputy police commissioner Jason Johnson.
Just this Tuesday, shots were fired at police after a traffic stop in West Baltimore.

Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jason Johnson says across the country it's evident there's a lack of respect from many for those protecting and serving us.
"Being a police officer in the city of Baltimore has always been a dangerous job, but we're just seeing more and more acts of extreme violence against law enforcement," he said. "Not just resisting arrest but people using fi****ms against officers in a very brazen and callous manner and it's a really difficult trend to see, it's disturbing."

Officers have been shot in locations throughout the city, including a northeast apartment complex and a major intersection in the heart of Federal Hill.
In February, two officers were shot serving a felony arrest warrant at a northeast Baltimore apartment complex, on Radecke Avenue.

In May, a chaotic scene ensued at a major Federal Hill intersection, after Baltimore officer Joshua Jackson was shot as he attempted to stop a driver.

The following month, another Baltimore officer was shot while breaking up a party.

This past weekend, two Prince George's County officers were shot in an ambush while responding to a call.

Johnson says, “As people are calling on defunding police, officers actions are under the microscope and criminals know it.”

Twelve people were shot, one of them fatally, in Baltimore during the holiday weekend, police said.
A woman was fatally shot Saturday and a teenager was among group of three injured in a shooting Sunday, which capped off the violent weekend.

The triple shooting was believed to have occurred in the 500 block of Presstman St. Sunday sometime before 6:50 p.m.
[Baltimore Homicides Database] »
When officers arrived at the scene, they found two shooting victims, ages 36 and 16. Both were taken to hospitals for treatment, according to police.

Shortly after,

29/08/2020

I call the w**d man so much my neighbors think he lives with me

29/08/2020

Keep your road-rage in check 🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️

29/08/2020

You better keep road rage in check 🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️

29/08/2020

Stick to w**d good people 🚫

27/08/2020

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27/08/2020

WOODLAWN, Md. —
A man was shot at a gas station overnight in the Woodlawn area, Baltimore County police said.

County police said the man was shot around 1:33 a.m. at a Shell gas station in the 1600 block of North Forest Park Avenue. Police said the victim was inside his vehicle at one of the gas pumps when he was shot.

The victim was taken to a hospital and he is expected to survive, police said. Detectives said they believe this is a targeted crime.

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27/08/2020

27/08/2020

Minneapolis is going nuts rn

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27/08/2020

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - The homicide rate continues to climb in Baltimore City.

This year, 214 people have been killed, but there's another trend that is also on the rise.

"This seems to be a continuing trend, violence against police officers," said former deputy police commissioner Jason Johnson.
Just this Tuesday, shots were fired at police after a traffic stop in West Baltimore.

Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jason Johnson says across the country it's evident there's a lack of respect from many for those protecting and serving us.
"Being a police officer in the city of Baltimore has always been a dangerous job, but we're just seeing more and more acts of extreme violence against law enforcement," he said. "Not just resisting arrest but people using fi****ms against officers in a very brazen and callous manner and it's a really difficult trend to see, it's disturbing."

Officers have been shot in locations throughout the city, including a northeast apartment complex and a major intersection in the heart of Federal Hill.
In February, two officers were shot serving a felony arrest warrant at a northeast Baltimore apartment complex, on Radecke Avenue.

In May, a chaotic scene ensued at a major Federal Hill intersection, after Baltimore officer Joshua Jackson was shot as he attempted to stop a driver.

The following month, another Baltimore officer was shot while breaking up a party.

This past weekend, two Prince George's County officers were shot in an ambush while responding to a call.

Johnson says, “As people are calling on defunding police, officers actions are under the microscope and criminals know it.”

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27/08/2020

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - The homicide rate continues to climb in Baltimore City.

This year, 214 people have been killed, but there's another trend that is also on the rise.

"This seems to be a continuing trend, violence against police officers," said former deputy police commissioner Jason Johnson.
Just this Tuesday, shots were fired at police after a traffic stop in West Baltimore.

Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jason Johnson says across the country it's evident there's a lack of respect from many for those protecting and serving us.
"Being a police officer in the city of Baltimore has always been a dangerous job, but we're just seeing more and more acts of extreme violence against law enforcement," he said. "Not just resisting arrest but people using fi****ms against officers in a very brazen and callous manner and it's a really difficult trend to see, it's disturbing."

Officers have been shot in locations throughout the city, including a northeast apartment complex and a major intersection in the heart of Federal Hill.
In February, two officers were shot serving a felony arrest warrant at a northeast Baltimore apartment complex, on Radecke Avenue.

In May, a chaotic scene ensued at a major Federal Hill intersection, after Baltimore officer Joshua Jackson was shot as he attempted to stop a driver.

The following month, another Baltimore officer was shot while breaking up a party.

This past weekend, two Prince George's County officers were shot in an ambush while responding to a call.

Johnson says as people are calling on defunding police, officers actions are under the microscope and criminals know it.

26/08/2020

When you catch your opps coming out of Towson mall

26/08/2020

Thoughts?

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26/08/2020

Harm City Daily PSA: Do NOT date psychopaths, also maybe don’t leave your purse in the car.

26/08/2020

HYATTSVILLE — Three police officers who were shot while responding to a call Sunday night in Maryland were ambushed, authorities said.
“Within seconds of arriving, they were under fire,” Prince George’s County Interim Police Chief Hector Velez told reporters at a news conference Sunday night.

The officers were responding to a reported home invasion about 6:30 p.m. at an address in Hyattsville, about 32 miles southeast of Baltimore, police said.
Two of the three officers shot were “saved” by their vests, Velez said. One officer was struck in the chest and had injuries to an arm and a leg. Another officer was shot in the back. The third officer was wounded in the foot.

The officers returned gunfire, and two men were in custody. The men were not injured, police said.
Velez also said the officers provided themselves with “self-care” after being shot, which allowed them to be transported to a hospital for further treatment.

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25/08/2020

LANDOVER, MD. (WJZ) — Police in Prince George’s County are investigating after three officers were shot while responding to a home invasion Sunday evening.

Police responded to a call in the 1300 block of Capital View Terrace at 6:34 p.m. for a call about a home invasion. Within minutes they arrived on the scene and “within seconds” became under gunfire, officials said.

“This evening I received a call that three of my officers were shot,” said Interim Police Chief Hector Velez.

Video Shows Police Response After 3 Prince George’s County Officers ‘Ambushed’ After Home Invasion

Three of their officers who arrived were shot, police said, and rushed for treatment.

25/08/2020

BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Southwest Baltimore has been experiencing a rash of recent gun violence.

Over the last three weeks, at least 17 people have been shot in more than a dozen separate shootings.

Two people have been killed including a 16-year old.

The latest shooting victim is just 13-years old and now in critical condition.

Police say they are stepping up patrol in the area and bringing in additional resources to curb the violence.

"With that, I would expect to see even more of a result, especially in the areas having the violence that we're having in South Baltimore," Scott said.

FOX45 reached out to the three city councilman who represents the areas where these shootings happened.

This includes Councilman Edward Reisinger, Councilman Kris Burnett and Councilman John Bullock, whose district held the majority of the shootings.

Councilman Bullock told FOX45 he was aware of the shootings, and concerned by them but had nothing further to add.

Councilmans’ Burnett and Reisinger also did not respond to the inquiry.

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10/08/2020

Video of several young men exercising their 2nd amendment rights. Lol

07/08/2020

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03/08/2020

(CNN) A pregnant woman was fatally shot in her home on Friday night in Columbia, Maryland, the Howard County Police Department said in a statement.

Rabiah Ahmad, 30, was 28 weeks pregnant and taken to University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center where she later died, the statement reads.

Physicians at the hospital delivered the baby, who was reported in critical condition, HCPD said.

Police said multiple bullets were fired from outside into the house, one of them striking Ahmad. No one else was injured.

Several unrelated people live in the house. Detectives are investigating whether anyone there was targeted, the statement said.

Police are offering a $5,000 reward for any information on the incident.

02/08/2020

Sound on

22/07/2020

Baltimore Police officer facing jail time for extortion and kidnapping while on duty

09/07/2020

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - Two people were shot, one fatally, within half an hour in Baltimore City tonight. One shooting happened in the Allendale area of the southwest; the second happened in the Coldstream-Homestead-Montebello area of the northeast. Police responded to Kossuth Street near Lexington Street at about 7:15 p.m.
They found a 28-year-old man who had been shot. He was taken to Shock Trauma and pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
At about 7:35 p.m., an officer heard gunfire while patrolling in northeast Baltimore.
The officer learned the shooting happened on Kirk Avenue near Exeter Hall Avenue.
A 37-year-old man was found shot. He was taken to an area hospital.

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04/07/2020

It was all good just 5 minutes ago. Lol

02/07/2020

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02/07/2020

Two police officers shot a man who reportedly pulled a gun on them while experiencing a behavioral crisis in Northeast Baltimore before dawn Wednesday morning, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said.
The man was critically injured in the shooting, which happened about 3:25 a.m., after police were called to a home in the 5800 block of Falkirk Road — a quiet, residential, tree-lined street near Huber Memorial Church. The call came from the homeowner, a relative of the man, police said.

The relative led officers to the man, who pulled a gun on them, police said, prompting them to shoot him “multiple times,” Harrison said. When officers searched the man, they found a second gun, the police commissioner said. Officials have not yet seen the body camera footage.
The man was taken to a hospital and was last listed in critical condition, officials said. His name was not released. Neither officer was injured, and their names also were not released. A person at the home where the shooting occurred declined to comment Wednesday afternoon.

Amid the renewed, nationwide demonstrations against police violence following the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, advocates for improved social services said the shooting is the latest example of why people in mental distress need medical help, not a police response.
Money should be re-allocated from the police budget, they say, to reinvest in other resources, including alternative responses for behavioral health crises.

Sergio España, ACLU of Maryland’s director of engagement and mobilization, said a “disturbingly familiar pattern” has emerged in Maryland, “where officers called to assist someone in mental distress instead trigger a crisis, failing to see the person’s humanity and shooting instead of helping.”

Nearly 40% of the 109 people killed by police in Maryland between 2010 and 2014 “presented in a way that suggested a possible medical or mental health issue, disability, substance use or similar issue,” according to a 2015 study released by the ACLU of Maryland.

“This latest incident further points out how Baltimore’s over-dependence on police is setting them up to fail, and costing unnecessary lives,” Espa

29/06/2020

Working on a new episode now

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