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Bodycam video captures the dramatic moment officers rescued a 13-year-old girl authorities say was kidnapped and taken more than 130 miles away from her home to a Florida motel. Deputies arrested two suspects after one allegedly tried to flee the scene, nearly striking a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office SWAT vehicle before crashing into the motel. The girl is now receiving support and resources as the investigation continues.

The release of these previously secret DC Police January 6 bodycam videos are the result of a hard-fought victory for transparency by Judicial Watch. Judicial Watch encourages citizens, law enforcement, Congress & media to carefully review these videos so they can see the truth.

23-Year-Old Entitled Brat Rams Jeep Into Parents’ Garage Over Money O'Fallon, Missouri, 23-year-old Chloe, still living with her parents, throws a fit when she doesn’t get the money she demanded. Instead of acting like an adult, she hops in her Jeep Renegade and rams it straight into the family’s brick garage. Spoiled, entitled, and now facing the consequences. Another case of ‘I live at home but act like I run the world.’ What did y’all think would happen when parents finally stop enabling?😏 Bodycam: O'Fallon Police Department (Missouri)

"STOP MISGENDERING ME!" Newly released bodycam footage shows a trans University of Central Florida student's pronoun meltdown after a confrontation with police quickly spiraled into an arrest. Jarrett Vick was ultimately charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer with violence for the 2025 incident. Throughout the confrontation Vick ignored police orders, repeatedly shouted female pronouns at officers, and attempted to evade arrest. Police say Vick became combative after they responded to reports of a verbal altercation and were ultimately forced to use pepper spray, deploying a Taser, and handcuff Vick.

WATCH: Bodycam video shows an awkward encounter as Sunny Hostin pleads with officers after they stop her Harvard-educated son for allegedly trespassing on Metro-North railroad property. The 'The View' co-host repeatedly reminds police she's a "former federal prosecutor" while telling them: "He's a Harvard Grad...He's not a kid who's ever in trouble. It's an innocent mistake." The newly released footage is sparking reaction online, with critics calling out Hostin for invoking her legal background and pleading with officers during the encounter despite past comments where she claimed "no one is above the law."

Bodycam footage has just been released of police visiting an American campus last year following the report of a car theft. Unfortunately for them, the first person they meet is a cross-dressing student, who throws repeated and aggressive tantrums over his gender identity.

Henry Nowak's death is more horrific than you think: >Henry was stabbed ~11:30 pm, Henry was not pronounced dead until 67 minutes later (12:37 am). It gets worse... > During this time. Dagwa & his brother (who arrived shortly after the attack, it was his brother who phoned 999, not to phone an ambulance, he phoned police alleging Henry attacked them. >It's been reported that there was some deliberation/ delay before phoning 999. Alleging Henry drunkenly attacked them (Henry was sober; blood alcohol below the drink-drive limit). Digwa's brother wanted to punish Henry. >Exact quotes from the call (read out in court at Southampton Crown Court): “We’ve just got attacked racially by some white person. He’s physically attacked my brother, we’re Sikhs, we wear a turban and he’s just attacked my brother. We’re restraining him right now because he’s just attacked my brother and took my brother’s turban off. He also said, he’s verbally attacked my brother racially. I’m not having this as a regular occurrence, I live here, I’m not having this a regular occurrence. He ain’t fighting people, he’s racially attacking people, that’s what he’s doing. Nah, he sees some brown people, that’s what it was.” > were restraining Henry until the police arrived (Digwa stole Henry's phone so he couldn't get help). >When the police arrived, Digwa's father was holding Henry against a wall (his father said: "He keeps dropping down, so I am just trying to keep him up". There was also a visible blood trail, but it is unknown when officers first noticed it (different sources described it when the police entered the scene, another was after Henry passed out). >His mother removed the murder weapon from the scene. >Police bodycam footage was played in court (audio only, no video; another source said a transcript was read): Henry says “I am dying”; Digwa replies “You’re not dying bro.” {Approximately 10 minutes later}: Henry says “You stabbed me”; Digwa denies it and accuses Nowak of recording him. Henry's final recorded words: “Please brother, I can’t breathe.” {He passed out a few minutes later} >Before the attack, Henry was recording a video of Digwa on his phone, it is a weird exchange: Henry singing/yawning, then addressing Digwa: “Innit bad man, what bad man. You’re a bad man, say you’re a bad man, go on.” Digwa replied: “I am a bad man.” The footage ended shortly before the stabbing. Some critical details that haven't been released: >The time the 999 call was made. >The full 999 transcript. >The time the police arrived. >The time an ambulance was called (an air ambulance >flew in a doctor). I question the order of the stabbing: >There's a lack of defensive wounds on Henry's arms and hands (Henry was sober). >I believe Henry was stabbed in the groin and the back if the legs while he was trying to scale a fence to get away (you can't easily get to a man's groin area, there's a reason they're nicknamed the 'crown jewels'). Also, stab wounds to that area can be catastrophic; The aorta and arteries to the legs (the largest in the body) flow through there, not to mention the nerve endings. The way they pinned Henry against a wall, where he would be losing blood faster. >Given what I have read so far, I don't understand why there haven't been charges against the brother & father. They were aware that Henry had been stabbed, but they continued to forcefully detain him (the very definition of false imprisonment). I'd argue it was sadistic torture. You can make the excuse of a single Sekh having mental health issues (they will), but that doesn't excuse the actions of Digwa's brother, mother & father. Some of the research & sources: