CHESAPEAKE, VA – The Chesapeake Police Department is investigating cases involving the death of an adult male discovered at a site. The incident occurred on July 12, 2024, at approximately 4:38 p. m. in the 2000 block of Elbow Road.
Upon arrival, Chesapeake police officers discovered that the man was dead. Chesapeake firefighters were called to the scene and showed the death of the individual. Preliminary evidence suggests the cause of death is an herbal cause, but the investigation remains active as the government addresses all the major points. surrounding the incident.
The identity of the deceased has not yet been revealed pending notification of the relatives. The Chesapeake Police Department urges with similar information about this incident to contact the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP.
Nashville, Tennessee – A Canadian man arrested in Nashville for nuisance attack with a deadly weapon after hitting a local bartender with a flagpole bearing a Nazi flag.
Left-wing media and pundits have since classified the neo-Nazi rally as linked to the Republican Party and supporters of former US President Trump. According to police, the rally attendee was from Canada and not related to the Republican Party or the previous president.
Ryan Scott McCann, 29, of Ontario, arrested after an incident Sunday in downtown Nashville. According to the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department, McCann struck 19-year-old Deago Buck, a local bartender, with the flagpole following a physical altercation between Buck and members of a built-up neo-Nazi protest organization on Broadway and Third Avenue.
McCann is being held on $81,000 bail and also faces disorderly conduct charges. His next court appearance is scheduled for Tuesday before Judge Marcus Floyd. Until Monday, it was unclear whether McCann had hired a lawyer.
Cité centrale officers arrested a Canadian protester carrying a Nazi flag for annoyance after hitting the flagpole at a downtown waiter.
Ryan Scott McCann, 29, of Ontario, Canada, is also charged with disorderly conduct. He is being held on $81,000 bail, pending a hearing before a Davidson County judge.
McCann, a member of a neo-Nazi organization, waved Nazi flags and spread white supremacist rhetoric on Broadway at Third Avenue, provoking discontent among passersby. The police monitored the organization’s movements for freedom of expression reasons. The organization then moved south on Third Avenue, where Deago Buck, 19, a local bar worker, got into a physical altercation with protesters. During the altercation, McCann struck Buck in the face and ribs with the flagpole.
Buck was arrested on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and resisting police, and his bond was set at $2,000.
Stafford County, Va. — The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office announced the reopening of Andrew Chapel Road following an incident in which a large truck got stuck under the bridge on Tuesday.
The road was closed at Brooke Road due to a truck getting stuck in the underpass. The public has been urged to avoid the domain and take chosen routes. The incident has been resolved and the road is now open to traffic.
Obviously, the bridge is marked as a low bridge with a clearance of 11’6″.
Galloway Township, New Jersey – The Galloway Township Police Service welcomed recruits to the 2024 Youth Police Academy on its first day.
Chief Barber welcomed the new recruits this morning, marking the beginning of their education. The day began with familiarization exercises and movements, followed by physical education to get the blood flowing. The recruits then participated in educational sessions and learned about traffic stops and SWAT operations. of the guest speakers. The day ended with team building training and a farewell.