An off-duty soldier and a policeman from an elite unit at the scene of the Jerusalem attack shot the terrorist dead. The soldier M,, 18, is the brother-in-law... more

An off-duty soldier and a policeman from an elite unit at the scene of the Jerusalem attack shot the terrorist dead. The soldier M,, 18, is the brother-in-law of IDF officer David Shapira, who killed the terrorist in the Mercaz Harav Yeshiva attack on March 6. The policeman Eli Mizrahi told reporters after he did what he was trained to do. BBC took the footage. 07/02/08 from Yahoo/AP (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080702/ap_on_re_mi_ea/israel_bulldozer_attack;_ylt=A0wNc0LEvWtIKagAUgLlWMcF) JERUSALEM - A Palestinian man plowed an enormous construction vehicle into cars, buses and pedestrians on a busy street Wednesday, killing at least three people and wounding at least 45 before he was shot dead by security officers. Israeli police referred to the man as a "terrorist" acting on his own. He repeatedly smashed vehicle after vehicle with the huge shovel on his machine, throwing cars into the air and overturning a bus. from Jerusalem Post (http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1214726186987&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull) "People started screaming 'he is running us over, he is running us over,'" recounted traffic policewoman Elinor Nahum, 22, who was the first to react, firing at the bulldozer and apparently hitting the terrorist. Another policeman then climbed onto the vehicle and was lightly wounded in a struggle with the attacker. Finally, an off-duty soldier took a gun from a security guard at the scene and shot the terrorist, who cried "Allah Akhbar" (God is great) before being killed. The soldier, Moshe Plesser, was assisted in neutralizing the attacker by Eli Mizrahi, a member of police's elite Yasam anti-terror unit. less

A veteran Yonkers Police officer is facing federal civil rights charges following a shocking incident caught on surveillance camera. The cop is now free on... more

A veteran Yonkers Police officer is facing federal civil rights charges following a shocking incident caught on surveillance camera. The cop is now free on bond and has been placed on desk duty, but faces many years behind bars. Wayne Simoes, 38, left court charged in a case that carries up to 10 years in prison. The cop's alleged use of excessive force is the source of widespread community anger. "Hopefully, they should put him behind bars," one man told CBS 2 HD. In March of 2007, Simoes was called to a Yonkers restaurant where a woman had been hit with a beer bottle. The woman's aunt, Irma Marquez, was upset and Simoes decided she had to be subdued. He picked the 120-pound woman up off the floor and threw her to the ground, causing Marquez extensive injuries too graphic to show on television. Defense lawyer Andrew Quinn says the video doesn't tell the full story. "What the video doesn't show is the operation of Wayne Simoes' mind at the time of the incident," Quinn said. "That's what's going to be a critical issue in this case is whether or not his intent when he was subduing Ms. Marquez was to violate her Constitutional rights or cause any type of injury." Court documents in this case make it clear there will be no blue wall of silence. Several Yonkers police officers who were at the scene that night told the FBI they thought Simoes' use of force was unreasonable and excessive. Internal Affairs cleared Simoes of wrongdoing last March, but cops now say the internal investigation will be reopened. A lawyer for Marquez says she suffered permanent memory loss from her injuries. Last month she sued Simoes and the department, seeking $11 million in damages. The Westchester District Attorney Janet DiFiore is also under fire in this case for prosecuting Marquez on disorderly conduct charges. Marquez was acquitted. On Friday, DiFiore said those who handled the case have been disciplined and reassigned. less

The Police - Every Breath You Take

The Police - Every Breath You Take less

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building.

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building. less

Music video by The Police performing Roxanne: Relaid Audio with The Police [Producer], Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1978 A&M Records Ltd.

Music video by The Police performing Roxanne: Relaid Audio with The Police [Producer], Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1978 A&M Records Ltd. less

A cop loses his temper on a lady.

A cop loses his temper on a lady. less

Video clip with live scenes from The Police - Message in a Bottle

Video clip with live scenes from The Police - Message in a Bottle less

Music video by The Police performing Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic with Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1981 A&M Records Ltd.

Music video by The Police performing Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic with Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1981 A&M Records Ltd. less

Music video by The Police performing Don't Stand So Close To Me with Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1980 A&M Records Ltd.

Music video by The Police performing Don't Stand So Close To Me with Derek Burbidge, Kate Burbidge (C) 1980 A&M Records Ltd. less

police chase

police chase less