Most cops in Santa Ana are assholes looking fuck with people. Last week I went for a run at noon, broad daylight. This cop slows down a lot and stares me down as if I'm running from something. Bitch, I don't look gang related and I'm in workout attire. At least they're not Tustin, Irvine, or Fullerton PD. Racist pricks
Police Shooting in Anaheim Leads to Violent Clash - RAW FOOTAGE & NEWS
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (KTLA) -- Anaheim police shot and killed a man Sunday night, just a day after another deadly officer-involved shooting that has sparked protests and community outrage.
The latest incident happened after a marked Anaheim police car tried to pull over a vehicle in the 400 block of West Guinida Lane, just east of Interstate 5, around 11:20 p.m. Sunday.
The vehicle lost control and crashed into a curb near a vacant lot, police said.
Two men and one woman got out of the vehicle and fled on foot.
An officer chased after one man on Guinida Lane.
The man shot at the officer with a handgun, according to police, prompting the officer to return fire.
The man was hit and pronounced dead at the scene, police officials said. A handgun was recovered at the scene.
Another officer caught the other man who ran from the car. Police are still working to locate the woman.
The latest incident happened after a marked Anaheim police car tried to pull over a vehicle in the 400 block of West Guinida Lane, just east of Interstate 5, around 11:20 p.m. Sunday.
The vehicle lost control and crashed into a curb near a vacant lot, police said.
Two men and one woman got out of the vehicle and fled on foot.
An officer chased after one man on Guinida Lane.
The man shot at the officer with a handgun, according to police, prompting the officer to return fire.
The man was hit and pronounced dead at the scene, police officials said. A handgun was recovered at the scene.
Another officer caught the other man who ran from the car. Police are still working to locate the woman.
Lol Asian or middle eastern. I went to the theater in Irvine on Saturday and saw the most middle eastern people I've ever seen, aside from the time I went to Israel (a Messican in Israel, I know lol). I was tripping out hard. I thought I was in another country. Everyone was speaking Farsi and other languages. The beezies were pretty hot tho
ANAHEIM, California -- Protesters broke the windows of least a half-dozen storefronts in Anaheim on Tuesday resulting in 24 people being arrested and leaving six injured in the second major clash between police and demonstrators since an officer shot dead an apparently unarmed man.
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Mayor Tom Tait had called on Monday for a state and federal review of the shooting of the man, a suspected gang member.
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More than 600 demonstrators gathered at City Hall on Tuesday, where officials were holding a regular meeting, police said.
NBCLosAngeles.com reported that crowds converged on the building at around 4 p.m. (7 p.m. ET) to urge council members to investigate a series of recent officer-involved shootings and reform the city's police force, which residents have accused of racial profiling.
Officials say there have been eight officer-involved shootings in the city this year.
The council chamber reached capacity and police in riot gear blocked access to the meeting, according to NBCLosAngeles.com.
Some protesters threw patio chairs through the windows of a Starbucks, a witness told Reuters. No one in the coffee shop was injured, said Anaheim police spokesman Sergeant Bob Dunn.
In the same block-long strip mall, at least five other businesses also had windows smashed, a witness said.
Afterward, officers toting shotguns stood guard in front of the storefronts.
Dozens of officers wielding night sticks faced off against the demonstrators, who at one point threw water bottles and rocks toward the line.At least one person was transported to the hospital after being shot in the head with a pepperball, Dunn told NBCLosAngeles.com. No officers were injured.
Aerial footage showed several fires near the scene of the protest -- one in a trash bin, another near a bus bench.
The tensions flared after police shot and killed a man on Saturday afternoon.
Two officers had tried to approach three men in an alley who fled, Dunn said earlier this week. The officers followed on foot and one caught up to one suspect, police said.
The officer shot the man, who police said they later identified as Manuel Diaz, a known gang member. Diaz was not found to have been carrying a gun, police said.
'Transparency is essential'
Police fired pepper pellets at angry residents near the scene of the shooting on Saturday.
Late on Sunday Anaheim officers tried to stop a car and killed a man who police said fled and opened fire on them during a foot chase
He was the fifth person to die in an officer-involved shooting in Anaheim this year.
Tait called for a state and federal probe of the fatal shootings during a news conference Sunday, during which some 70 protesters stormed the lobby.
"Transparency is essential," Tait said Sunday. "The investigation will seek the truth. And whatever the truth is, we will own it."
At least four agencies are involved in or are expected to join the investigation, including the U.S. Attorney's office, the State Attorney General, the Anaheim Police Department's Officer of Internal Affairs and -- as is usual for officer-involved shootings -- the Orange County District Attorney's Office.
Anaheim was among six California cities with a population over 100,000 that saw the biggest spikes in violent crime in 2011, according to an analysis of FBI crime data released last month.
