Auburn Hills, Michigan – March 30 2017: Auburn Hills Police Department has released dashcam footage of Detroit Piston’s Kentavious Caldwell-Pope’s DUI arrest on March 30, 2017.

The arrest at 02:50AM followed the Detroit Piston’s loss to the Miami Heat on the evening of March 29, 2017.

When he was stopped by Auburn Hills police early Wednesday morning, Pistons guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope said he had had two drinks and water.

He was driving his Jeep Wrangler and at about 2:52 a.m., an officer observed him going 45 mph in a 25 mph zone on Auburn Road near Squirrel Road in Auburn Hills. After the officer pulled the car over, he reported “a strong odor of intoxicants emitted from the interior” and that Caldwell-Pope’s eyes “were very glossy and his breath smelled of intoxicants.”

That was the beginning of an arrest for Caldwell-Pope, 24, on a charge of operating while intoxicated (OWI), according to the police report, obtained by The Detroit News through a Freedom of Information Act request.

The arrest came just hours after the Pistons lost to the Miami Heat on a last-second shot, on Tuesday night at The Palace.

The police report indicates that Caldwell-Pope told officers he had two Hennessy cognac drinks, along with water and the last drink was at 2 a.m., almost an hour before he was stopped. The officer requested that Caldwell-Pope take a field sobriety tests, which included walking and turning, standing on one leg, reciting the alphabet and counting backwards.

The report noted that Caldwell-Pope did not pass all of the tests:

■ He did not walk heel-to-toe on multiple steps walking forward and stopped and restarted during the test.

■ He counted incorrectly while standing on one leg and did not have his foot the required height from the ground.

■ He was instructed to say the alphabet from “B” to “N” and continued past “N,” almost to the end.

■ He was asked to count backwards from 86 to 69 and missed one number, but ended at the correct number.

Caldwell-Pope submitted to a Breathalyzer test at the scene, which yielded a result of 0.098% blood alcohol content (BAC).

More Information Here @ The Detroit News

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Detroit Police Officer Involved Shooting December 29 2016

Northeast Detroit – December 29 2016: This is the dispatch audio of the pursuit of a carjacking suspect and the officer involved shooting during and after the chase.

The incident started following an attempted carjacking and wound through the streets of northeast Detroit Thursday evening on the 29th of December 2016.

Shots were fired at the pursuing officers during and after the chase. The suspect is described as an 18 year old male.

The incident ended in the area of a Hampshire & Newport. Camden & Wade Streets were also involved in the incident.

The suspect was taken into custody with gunshot wounds suffered during the incident.

Detroit EMS Medic 24 transported the wounded suspect to St John’s Hospital.

No Detroit Police Officers were wounded during the exchange of gunfire.

Numerous agencies helped the DPD in the capture of the suspect, including Michigan State Police, Grosse Pointe PD and Detroit Public Schools PD.

Michigan State Police used a ram to gain entry into the dwelling and took the suspect into custody.

I’ll update when more information becomes available.

For now, I’ll let the audio do the talking. It has been edited for time and dead air. Even with the editing, the audio is 24 minutes long.

Enjoy.

DPD chasing a carjacking suspect, shots are being fired. Unit has been hit. Scouts returned fire @ Hampshire & Newport. Suspect has bailed.

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 29, 2016

And so it goes….

No LEOs were hit by gunfire. LEOs did return fire, unknown if suspect was hit. Suspect bailed in front of a residence on Hampshire. pic.twitter.com/sjsR5cWXTV

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 29, 2016

Suspect blew out the rear window of his vehicle while shooting at pursuing officers.

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 29, 2016

MSPs Trooper 2 is over the scene. pic.twitter.com/jXuc5ZVyrb

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 30, 2016

#BREAKING: Weapon has been recovered and the suspect is in custody on Camden. DEMS has been requested. https://t.co/D92Zbx5mxz pic.twitter.com/ZzMqZVldZA

— The Detroit Scanner (@DetroitScanner) December 30, 2016

Troops from Metro South utilized a ram to gain entrance into the residence where a suspect was hiding after shooting at DPD officers pic.twitter.com/5yxiFz8nyR

— MSP Metro Detroit (@mspmetrodet) December 30, 2016

.They made verbal contact with the male who turned over his gun and was taken into custody. He was given first aid and turned over to DPD. pic.twitter.com/CwktwBOvuc

— MSP Metro Detroit (@mspmetrodet) December 30, 2016

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West Detroit – November 7 2016: At approximately 2:40AM on Monday morning, officer’s of the 4th Precinct were dispatched to The Victory Inn at 3430 Michigan in west Detroit. The dispatched call was for an F/A, or felony assault. A man with a “baseball bat” was assaulting a female in the “back of parking lot”. Officer’s can be heard volunteering to back the primary officers when an officer says “shots fired, suspect is down”. The officer also mentioned the perp “self inflicted himself in the head” and that a weapon had been recovered. Detroit EMS was immediately requested as well as a union steward. The actual encounter between the suspect and arriving officers was not heard on the public safety feed. DPD evidence techs were dispatched to the scene for a “fatal shooting”.

The above audio has been edited for length and pertinence. The officer’s badge number has also been edited out for privacy.

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DETROIT/HIGHLAND PARK: Police responded to the 900 block of E Brentwood on the border of Detroit & Highland Park early Wednesday morning on reports of a domestic disturbance and shots fired. Detroit Police attempted to make contact when the suspect threw cinder blocks at them and shots were fired in their direction. Detroit Police scouts removed 3 children from the residence and initiated a SWAT call-out. Negotiations were attempted but the suspect, Keith Deshawn Montgomery, escaped the residence sometime during the incident. Detroit Police continue to issue “Be On The Look Out” BOLO’s on its main dispatch frequency. The children are reported to be uninjured and in the care of their mother. No DPD officers were injured in the incident.

Keith Deshawn Montgomery is said to be armed with a handgun and is to be considered armed and dangerous. Call 911 or the Detroit Police 11th Precinct’s Investigative Unit at (313) 596-1140 if you have information on Keith Deshawn Montgomery’s whereabouts.

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“Upon looking through the barn, the deputy climbed up into the second story loft,” explains Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard. “That is when he encountered Beason who was pointing a weapon at my deputy. My deputy, in defense, fired and fatally wounded Beason.”

Deputies were searching for Beason after he was involved in another alleged gunfight with deputies that happened at roughly 1 a.m.

Officials with the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office say a deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop after seeing a vehicle without a license plate. The car was traveling on Home Depot Dr. in Denham Springs.

“The deputy then attempted to stop the vehicle,” explains Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard. “Once emergency lights were activated, the driver of the SUV fled at a high rate of speed. The deputy pursued the SUV from Rushing Rd onto 4-H Club Rd. where the driver came to an abrupt stop at the above intersection.”

Sheriff Ard says that the driver, later identified as Beason, pulled out a gun and shot at the deputy several times.

“My deputy returned fire,” Sheriff Ard noted. “The subject then fled west on Springwood Dr. – on foot. The LPSO deputy was not injured and it is believed, at this point, the driver of the vehicle was not injured.”

The deputy involved in the fatal shooting is on paid administrative leave, which is standard procedure.

“I am so thankful that not one – but two deputies – are safe and are able to return home to their families,” Ard added. “Today, we had one suspect – with no respect for authority – attempt to kill those who choose to serve and protect. It’s tragic, really. Decisions made by one individual, at the end of the day, cost him his life. My thoughts and prayers are with the suspect’s family. I’m thankful that my deputies are uninjured. I’m thankful that no citizen was hurt in the process.”

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