The Lineup: Suspects Throw the Strangest Things at Police Officers
This crazy episode takes a look at the weird things people have been throwing at police officers, including wine bottles, a live grenade and Yorkie. Plus, other police and law enforcement news.
Morgan Hill, CA, Police Department | California Highway Patrol | Albuquerque, NM, Police Department | Officer.com News
A suspect armed with a knife throws wine bottles at Morgan Hill, CA, police officers (left). Fleeing suspects in a vehicle chase with California Highway Patrol officers tossed a bag with a live grenade with a partially pulled pin inside (center). A trespassing suspect threw a Yorkie dog at Albuquerque, NM, police before running.
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Paul Peluso is the Managing Editor of OFFICER Magazine and has been with the Officer Media Group since 2006. He began as an Associate Editor, writing and editing content for Officer.com. Previously, Paul worked as a reporter for several newspapers in the suburbs of Baltimore, MD.
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