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Attempt Murder of Three Police Officers in California

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City of Riverside Police: On Tuesday, October 11, 2016 at about 5:58 p.m., a Corona Police Sergeant attempted to stop a van that matched the description of a vehicle involved in a drive-by shooting that took place on September 17, 2016 in the City of Corona. The Sergeant stopped a full-size white van in the Home Gardens area of Buchanan Avenue and Sampson Avenue. During the stop, the suspect fled in the van and a pursuit ensued. The suspect continued to the area of Magnolia Avenue and Pierce Street in the City of Riverside where he fired multiple shots at the Corona Police Sergeant. Riverside Police Detectives were driving through this location when they witnessed the Corona Police Sergeant being fired upon and they returned fire at the suspect.

The suspect fled again and fired upon the Corona Police Sergeant and Riverside Police Detectives at Magnolia Avenue and Pierce Street as he was entering the eastbound 91 Freeway. As the suspect continued along the 91 Freeway, he fired more shots at the pursuing Detectives and Sergeant. The suspect exited the 91 Freeway at Tyler Street, and proceeded north to Indiana Avenue into a shopping center where he stopped, exited the van and again fired multiple shots at the pursuing Detectives and Sergeant. The Riverside Police Detectives returned fire and the suspect got back into the van and fled. He continued east on Indiana Avenue firing more shots at the pursuing Detectives and Sergeant. As he made a right turn onto northbound Van Buren Boulevard, the suspect jumped out of the van just before it collided with an on-coming vehicle. He fled on foot with the firearm and attempted to hide from Detectives and Officers from both Riverside and Corona Police. After searching for about 20 minutes, the suspect emerged and surrendered without incident.

A modified assault rifle was located after the suspect was detained. Fortunately, no officers or citizens were injured during this incident. The suspect was also not injured.

Detectives from the Riverside Police Department’s Robbery-Homicide Unit, along with Forensic Technicians, responded to assume the investigation. They were assisted by the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office and the Corona Police Department.

Leslie D. Berry Jr., 38-year-old of Corona, was arrested and later booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center for attempted murder of three police officers, evading and weapons charges. The suspect’s booking photo is not available at this time.

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2 Bozo’s Arrested in Creepy Clown Scare

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Bozo’s…

(WXYZ) – Hazel Park police have arrested two men in connection with a clown scare at two locations, the McDonald’s and Mobil Gas station located on 9 Mile Road.

Police say they received a number of 911 calls about an individual in a clown mask scaring customers away. The incidents took place around 4:30 a.m. on October 11.

Deonte Wiley, 21 of Clinton Township, and Aaron Williams, 22 of Detroit, were arrested.

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Wiley, was reportedly wearing a clown mask and approaching vehicles in the drive-thru of McDonald’s, causing panic.

Williams was reportedly the driver of the vehicle involved in the scares.

Officers located the suspects and arrested them. A clown mask was found in the back seat along with open alcohol. Wiley also had an outstanding warrant out of Hazel Park. Williams had a suspended license and multiple outstanding warrants.

Wiley was arraigned on charges of Disorderly Conduct, Open Intox Motor Vehicle, and Traffic Warrant.

Williams was arraigned on Disorderly Conduct and a Driving With a Suspended License.

Bond was set at $25,000 cash surety for both suspects.

Investigators are trying to secure video footage of the incidents.

Detroit Fire 2nd Alarm @ 1401 Chene St

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Detroit Fire 2nd Alarm 1401 Chene

1DETROIT 10/11/2016: Detroit Fire’s 1st and 5th Battalions responded to 1401 Chene on Detroit’s east side Tuesday morning. Central dispatch issued a commercial box alarm at 9:25am Tuesday morning and DFD Engine 9 reported smoke showing on arrival. Companies were required to use the stairs to reach the 1oth floor due to an inoperable elevator. Companies stretched the buildings “house line” to fight the fire, eventually hooking up to the stand pipe. Detroit Fire Battalion Chief 1 requested a 2nd Alarm at 9:32am. At 9:39am DFD Engine 9 reported they had the fire “knocked down” and pretty much contained. Companies had by this time hooked up to the buildings stand pipe. Battalion Chief 1 reported that the fire was under control at 9:48am and started releasing companies back into service. Senior Chief 203, part of the 2nd Alarm issued, left the commercial box alarm to Battalion Chief 1 and left the scene.

Detroit Creepy Clown Riding A Bus

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screen-shot-2016-10-11-at-8-50-41-amDETROIT October 8 2016: Yeah, you read that right. A creepy clown was captured by cell phone video clinging to the back of a DDOT Bus. Either the “creepy clown” was late for a murder or he/she just didn’t have the correct change..or both. Who knows? It isn’t immediately clear where the clown was headed to or where the bus was when the creepy clown latched on to it, but does it really matter? It’s a freaking clown hanging off the back of a bus ffs. It isn’t often you see a clown hanging off the back of the bus…You need to know this stuff.