firing at a vehicle
morgan city - a man was arrested saturday after firing a gun from a vehicle while intoxicated .
urltoken | pasco co. man wanted for firing gun at vehicle with girlfriend, child inside
a thibodaux man was arrested wednesday after accidentally firing a gun into a vehicle with a child inside, police said .
a vancouver man accused of firing a bb gun at another vehicle after he became upset with that driver appeared thursday in clark county superior court .
a cumberland county woman has been arrested after she allegedly fired a gun at a vehicle driving through cookeville on interstate 40 saturday .
police suspect alcohol might have been involved in a man' s decision to shoot at a vehicle in arlington late thursday night .
a cumberland county woman has been arrested after she allegedly fired a gun at a vehicle driving through cookeville on interstate 40 saturday. authorities say a family was traveling in two …
dade city, fla. - - deputies are looking for a man accused of shooting into a vehicle with a child and others inside .
garcia attempted to have the subject fire the weapon, but he refused. that was when garcia began firing the weapon .
officers also found the handgun in the parking lot under a vehicle and linked it to perez .
a man was taken into custody monday night after police say he fired shots at a woman traveling along a roadway in marion, massachusetts .
dowdy said beck consented to a search of her vehicle which turned up a bb gun that was as the family had described .
in the days after the groom - to - be sean bell died in a 50 - shot fusillade fired at his car by five police officers, city officials have gone into detail about the police department’s guidelines for shooting at a moving vehicle .
the rules, in the department’s patrol guide, are clear: “police officers shall not discharge their firearms at or from a moving vehicle unless deadly physical force is being used against the police officer or another person present, by means other than a moving vehicle. ”
the vehicle was stopped in the area of federal avenue. the driver of the vehicle was identified as arturo garcia, who authorities say was intoxicated .
perez claims he was only
test - firing
his gun, cook said. investigators believe alcohol consumption may have played a factor in his decision - making .
jevante tomorian hill, 26, is wanted for firing his weapon into a car as his girlfriend, another adult and child were sitting in it, according to deputies .
mr. kelly said, “as far as the policy of using deadly force against a vehicle — we have a policy that prohibits that if the only deadly force that’s being used against you is the vehicle itself. ”
indeed, in the oct. 27 shooting, mr. quinn said that sgt. edward warren was not shooting at a car, but “at a driver who was armed and who was about to shoot a cop. ”
caine walked away but punched morgan again when he followed her, melancon said. she got into her vehicle, and morgan allegedly hit the vehicle window with a gun, causing it to fire .
police were able to locate the suspect vehicle, a black ford mustang, which was traveling eastbound on route 6 .
police were able to take the man into custody without further incident. authorities said officers located a handgun inside the vehicle .
“you should know that it is not the policy of the police department, where a police officer can shoot at a car when the car is being used as a weapon, ” mr. bloomberg said monday at a city hall news conference. “so at least, in that case, it would appear that the policies of the police department were broken. ”
jevante tomorian hill, 26, is wanted for firing his weapon into a car as his girlfriend, another adult and child were sitting in it, according to the pasco county sheriff' s office .
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marion — joseph e. singleton, iii, leaned out the window of his ford mustang as he drove down route 6 monday night and fired multiple rounds at another vehicle, containing a family member and a 5 - year - old child, court records said .
at about 2: 30 p. m. , kristen cherington called 911 to report that someone brandished a firearm at her family and fired shots at their pickup near northeast 78th street and st. johns road, according to an affidavit of probable cause filed in superior court. cherington, her husband and their 10 - year - old son were in the pickup at the time .
as they fled westbound on route 6 they observed joseph (singleton) pull up behind them and lean out the window of his vehicle with a pistol in his left hand and began firing at them ,
marion officer sean m. mcassey said in his police report. (victim' s name) said she could hear the shots and see the sparks from the muzzle. she felt it was about 4 or 5 shots .
he is charged with two counts of attempted murder, four counts of discharging a firearm near a highway, threats to commit a crime, witness intimidation, four counts of discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a dwelling, resisting arrest, malicious destruction of property over $ 250, two counts of assault and battery on a family member, kidnapping, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, failing to stop for a police officer and failing to stop or yield, according to court records .
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in saturday’s case, at least one police officer appeared to have believed the men in the car had a gun, but no gun was found .
deputies say several shots were fired into the car, which was at blaton near frazee hill roads .
the driver of the nissan, later identified as nelson, aimed what appeared to be a pistol at the pickup and fired, according to court documents .
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police found garcia to be in possession of a firearm that was reported stolen from another jurisdiction. during their investigation, police learned garcia had picked up another subject at a local bar and gave the subject the gun .
officers responded to a 10 p. m. call about gunfire at an apartment complex in the 1200 block of north cooper street, just south of interstate 30 .
anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff' s office at 1 - 800 - 706 - 2488 .
garcia was charged with driving while intoxicated third offense, illegal use of weapons, inciting a felony, illegal possession of a stolen firearm and driving without a license .
but in a series of other recent confrontations in which police officers shot at drivers trying to run them down, police officials voiced unambiguous support for the officers involved. in two police shootings since last month — one in which an officer fatally shot a driver — the police said the shootings appeared reasonable, at least after preliminary investigations .
authorities say a family was traveling in two vehicles on i - 40 westbound between the highway 111 and jefferson avenue exits when a maroon altima came up beside them in the right lane. the family told police that the driver of that vehicle stuck the barrel of a gun out of her window and fired a ball bearing into the passenger window. the window did not shatter, but the shot left a divot .
nelson initially lied about his involvement but later changed his story. he said he was angry about how the pickup was driving. deputies found a bb gun in his vehicle, court records said .
“the patrol guide definitely states that, and it’s hard to believe that it says it, that you can’t use deadly force against a vehicle, ” said the prosecutor, who refused to be named .
police found a 9mm handgun and one magazine in singleton' s car, according to court records. police said in a news release he has a license for the gun .
“it is idiotic, ” he said of the policy. “there are absolutely circumstances where a car can be used as a deadly weapon, and the only way a cop can save his life or the life of a fellow officer or the life of a civilian is to use his handgun. ”
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shane morgan, 30, 264 sanders st. , is charged with aggravated assault with a firearm and aggravated criminal damage to property. thibodaux police cpl. david melancon said the child in the vehicle was not injured .
the morgan city police department said a patrol officer was working a security detail when they observed a gun being fired from a dark colored suv traveling on victor ii boulevard. an off - duty officer was able to follow the suv until patrol officers arrived .
singleton, 35, of 657 mill st. , marion, described in court documents as a former animal control officer in wareham, was ordered held without bail at his arraignment tuesday in wareham district court, according to a spokeswoman in the clerk' s office. a dangerousness hearing is scheduled for friday in the same court .
in a confrontation before the shooting outside a queens strip club, joseph guzman, an acquaintance of mr. bell’s, shouted, “yo, get my gun, ” the police said. later, according to the account of a police lieutenant at the scene, a detective working undercover who was shadowing mr. bell and his acquaintances called the lieutenant just before the shooting to say the situation was getting “hot, ” and, “i think there’s a gun. ”
clark county sheriff’s deputies located the nissan shortly after at nelson’s home, which is near where the incident took place, the affidavit states .
witnesses said a man fired six to seven rounds from a handgun before walking back into an apartment, arlington police spokesman christopher cook said .
williams alejandro perez, 24, was arrested and faces charges of failure to id, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon and deadly conduct .
“every cop you say that to says, ‘oh, come on, ’ ” the prosecutor said. “it seems at best to be selectively enforced. ”
cookeville police officer joseph dowdy was dispatched to the clarion inn where he met the family, found the vehicle and identified the driver as heather leenn beck, 31, of lincolnshire drive, crossville .
when asked about the policy, paul j. browne, the department’s chief spokesman, said, “what we look at is the totality of the situation. ”
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officers responded to mill street (route 6) at 6: 53 p. m. for what they said was an apparent domestic violence call involving shots fired .
after the shooting, singleton' s car slowed and made a u - turn, court documents said. marion police went to singleton' s home and followed his car as it left the house and traveled east on route 6 and refused to stop when an officer activated his blue lights. singleton went through the stop sign at spring and front streets, took a left on front street, accelerated to 75 mph, took the ramp at interstate 195 westbound, lost control and crashed into trees .
on nov. 11, when a driver in brooklyn was killed by the police, the officers saw him pointing a gun. in the other, in the bronx, on oct. 27, a loaded 9 - millimeter gun was found in the driver’s waistband and a second gun was in the car, according to the police .
talk of a gun, however, has colored the early reports of what happened .
melancon said morgan' s nose was bleeding, swollen and misshapen, but caine had no apparent injuries. she was issued a misdemeanor summons on a simple battery charge .
a wareham officer identified singleton as a former animal control officer in wareham, court records indicate. no shots were fired by police in the incident, marion police said .
she was charged with vandalism and aggravated assault. her total bond was set at $ 3, 250. she is scheduled to be in general sessions court on july 24 .
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the driver initially failed to stop for police and continued east on route 6. police said the man then turned onto spring street and onto route 105 northbound. as he tried to exit onto route 195 westbound, he lost control of the vehicle and crashed into several trees .
mayor michael r. bloomberg and police commissioner raymond w. kelly, by citing the guidelines, raised the possibility that the five officers who shot at mr. bell might have been in violation of the department’s internal rule .
the family member told police that singleton
had been acting strange and violent the past few days ,
court records indicate. she said she argued with him and fled the house with her child. as she tried to back out the driveway, she said singleton rammed into her car with his vehicle. (in a police news release, the child' s age is given as 6. )
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andrew quinn, a lawyer who is general counsel to the sergeants benevolent association, observed that the policy is more restrictive than the state’s penal code. and a veteran prosecutor who has investigated previous police shootings suggested that the hard - and - fast rule is contrary to common sense .
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hunter j. nelson, 18, faces allegations of second - degree malicious mischief, unlawful display of a weapon, reckless driving and reckless endangerment stemming from the wednesday incident .
the family was driving east in the 3500 block of 78th in the right lane when an orange nissan 350z came up behind them at high speed. the nissan then darted between two vehicles while moving to the left lane and used the center turn - lane to pass eastbound vehicles. the nissan moved back over and drove alongside the cheringtons’ pickup, court records said .
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still, some defended the policy as written. john c. cerar, a retired commander of the police department’s firearms training section, said, “guidelines are guidelines, and they can be violated without breaking the rules. ”
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police observed two bullet holes in the trunk of the woman' s car and found four spent shell casings, according to court documents. neither victim was injured in the shooting, which occurred about 6: 50 p. m. on the westbound side of route 6 in the vicinity of gifford' s corner road, marion police said in a news release .
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the three police shootings — and the official statements about them — underscore the nettlesome aspects of trying to set rules for unforeseeable, potentially deadly situations that unfold in seconds. to some, including many retired officers, the guidelines are confusing, even contradictory, particularly since an overarching statement in the patrol guide states that the primary function of all officers is “to preserve human life. ”
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he added: “we don’t know the totality of this event yet. ” but of the two previous shootings, mr. browne said, “there was more than the threat of the automobile alone involved. ”
mr. kelly has been careful not to characterize the conduct of the five police officers involved in the shooting of mr. bell. none of those officers have been interviewed by officials .
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the victim told police she had been driving in the area of sparrow lane when the shots rang out .
we could be working an entirely different case right now if that bullet had hit that innocent child ,
he said .
melancon said alicia caine, 26, 1639 st. patrick st. , raceland, went to morgan' s home just before midnight tuesday. morgan was on the phone with another woman, and caine allegedly punched him in the face .
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after arriving home, they found three dents on the driver’s side of the pickup, the affidavit states .
on thursday, nelson was appointed an attorney and granted supervised release. he will be arraigned aug. 22 .
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the victim' s child asked what were the gunshots she heard and her mother advised her
to keep her head down ,
the officer' s report said .
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the victims then let the altima get ahead of them, followed it and gave the make, model and tag number to dispatchers .
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firing at a vehicle is a controversial practice in which a person discharges a gun at an automobile . many police departments , including those of new york city , virginia beach , and prince william county , virginia , have rules specifically banning officers from engaging in it , even when the officer is about to be run down by the vehicle . firing at a vehicle is viewed as being generally ineffective and posing many risks . for instance , the bullet may go through the car windows and strike an innocent bystander on the other side . not only that , but firing at an automobile may bounce the bullet back at the officer , if the metal is strong enough . 
firing at a vehicle is a controversial practice in which a person discharges a gun at an automobile. many police departments, including those of new york city, virginia beach, and prince william county, virginia, have rules specifically banning officers from engaging in it, even when the officer is about to be run down by the vehicle. firing at a vehicle is viewed as being generally ineffective and posing many risks. for instance, the bullet may go through the car windows and strike an innocent bystander on the other side. not only that, but firing at an automobile may bounce the bullet back at the officer, if the metal is strong enough.
firing at a vehicle is a controversial practice in which a person discharges a gun at an automobile. many police departments, including those of new york city, virginia beach, and prince william county, virginia, have rules specifically banning officers from engaging in it, even when the officer is about to be run down by the vehicle. firing at a vehicle is viewed as being generally ineffective and posing many risks. for instance, the bullet may go through the car windows and strike an innocent bystander on the other side. not only that, but firing at an automobile may bounce the bullet back at the officer, if the metal is strong enough.