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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! Aros, (pictured) the Escondido, California, police dog was violently stabbed by a landlord evading arrest after stabbing a tenant in the stomach.

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LDWF’s Archery in Louisiana Schools Program Has Productive Year The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Archery in Louisiana Schools (ALAS) program faced unique challenges during the 2020-21 school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, ALAS still was able to instruct more than 11,000 students in 91 schools throughout the state. In addition, ALAS conducted its regional and state tournaments by modifying the tournament formats to maximize safety. All told, LDWF and ...

Montgomery Community Media Wins 6 Telly Awards The awards annually recognize the best work created within television and across video, for all screens. This year, the Telly Awards received more than 12,000 entries from all 50 states and five continents. The Telly Awards was founded in 1979 to honor excellence in local, regional and cable television commercials with non-broadcast video and television programming added soon after. With the rise of digital video (web series, VR, 360, etc.), the aw...

May 10, 2021 Carl M. Freeman Companies recently announced its plan to partner with Beacon Hospitality to build a luxury boutique inn and spa at its Bayside community. The Inn & Spa at Bayside, which will have 60 guest rooms and suites, plans to offer a full-service spa and a dedicated pool, and will be conveniently located within the nonresidential Town Center area adjacent to Bayside’s entertainment venues, including the Freeman Arts Pavilion and the Bayside Resort Golf Club with i...

The city’s proclamation effectively makes any demonstration in the next two weeks illegal and severely restricts the right to protest in the days after.

The video starts of by showing 911 calls made describing a man hitting vehicles with a "metal object" in the parking lot near 2nd Avenue and Grand Avenue. As the video continues, an officer, identified as Martinez, first made contact with the homeless man, identified as Steven John Olson, 59, behind a business in Escondido. Officer Martinez then tells Olson to drop the crowbar, later described by police as two feet long. Credit: Escondido Police Department. Picture of the crowbar at the scene....

0 3 minutes read Feature image: Placard reads, “Escondido police release the video.” Liberation photo: Anzy Adams Escondido Police officer Chad Moore fatally shot Steven John Olson, a houseless community member, on the morning of April 21 shortly after 7 am. Police claimed that he was holding a metal bar and threatened the officer. Video from after the incident and eyewitness testimonies seem to conflict with key points of Escondido PD’s version of events. Activists in Escondido calle...

The video starts of by showing 911 calls made describing a man hitting vehicles with a "metal object" in the parking lot near 2nd Avenue and Grand Avenue. As the video continues, an officer, identified as Martinez, first made contact with the homeless man, identified as Steven John Olson, 59, behind a business in Escondido. Officer Martinez then tells Olson to drop the crowbar, later described by police as two feet long. Credit: Escondido Police Department. Picture of the crowbar at the scene....

Officer responded to call of somebody striking vehicles with a metal rod; none found with any damage The fatal encounter unfolded around 7 a.m. last Wednesday after a 911 caller reported a man with a pry bar striking vehicles on Broadway near Second Avenue, Varso said last week. An officer arrived and tried to talk with Olson. At that point, the chief said, Olson “was not displaying any threatening behavior, and not posing a threat to police or the public,” and he ran off. A second officer...