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A St. Bernard Parish deputy is recovering from being stabbed in the head with a railroad spike. Police say he was attacked during a traffic stop in Chalmette, La.
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During the scuffle, the driver of the vehicle jumped back into his car and took off. At this point, troopers tried to stop the runaway-vehicle, and according to Trooper Ray, were either thrown off the vehicle or hit.
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"The guy slammed the door out on the deputy and then jumped at him and just started wailing and hitting him across the head and just beating him," said George Cooper, who stopped to help.
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The fight spilled out of the cruiser, and ended when the suspect stabbed the officer in the shoulder and fled the scene.
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The Madison officer said that as he went to arrest the woman he was surrounded by a crowd that was voicing anti-police sentiments, including "We need to start killing these officers."
Read More →According to a police statement, an officer saw a red pickup truck coming in the opposite direction, and as the two cars met, the driver of the pickup - without provocation - opened fire on the Millis officer.
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Local officials say a female police officer was assaulted after a traffic stop off Route 309 while on duty Wednesday evening on Blue Mountain. State police joined West Penn Township officers, searching for suspects.
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A Millis, Mass., officer's patrol car was hit with gunfire Wednesday, causing the officer to crash the vehicle, which then caught fire. The officer reportedly suffered no injuries.
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We can either be destroyed by ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorists from outside of our borders; or we can be destroyed from within by lawless criminal predators and society's violent criminal activists and police haters.
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The Fox Lake, Ill., police officer shot and killed while chasing three suspects Tuesday morning was a 30-year veteran of the force who went by the nickname "G.I. Joe" and was married with four children.
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