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On May 4th, 2023 at approximately 10:40am, an ANPR Hit was dispatched for a vehicle owned by a man wanted for a Hit and Run. Responding unit performed a traffic stop at 3205 block of Adam's Apple Blvd and additional units were dispatched for a felony stop of the vehicle, occupied by the suspect and a unknown woman. The suspect was later identified as Brandon Green, 41 y.o., wanted for a Hit and Run occurred in 2022. As the driver was instructed to turn of the engine, he and the woman exited the vehicle. The woman fled the scene, while Mr. Green produced a taser, firing at the officers before running towards a parked car. Mr. green was able to turn on the engine and ran over a officer. A pursuit occurred. At intersection between Adam's Apple Blvd and Fantastic Plc., the suspect lost the control of the vehicle, spinning and crashing in a tree on the sidewalk. After a brief chase on foot, LSPD Officers deployed a taser and the suspect was aprrehended without further incident. The Officer struck by the stolen vehicle was treated by EMS for bruises. Mr. Green was charged with the following offences: -one count of Attempted Murder of a Police Officer -one count of Assault on a Police Officer -one count of GTA -one count of a Hit and Run -one count of Reckless Driving and Endagerement -one count of Fleeing Police Resulting in Injured and Property Damage According to Court, Mr. Green could be sentenced up to 58yrs in prison, $20.000 fine and license revoked

San Andreas Sheriff Office's Deputies of the Highway Patrol Division have arrested a man this evening after a massive manhunt throughout half of San Andreas State. At 03:12 PM an ambulance crew called for help for a 10-50 on the Senora Freeway, in Sandy Shores. Sheriff's units responded to the call and an ambulance was dispatched. The P.I.C. was pronounced dead on scene by EMS, while the other one, suffering minor wounds, was able to tell officers that the patient they were transporting tried to hijack the rig, causing the crash. The suspect, identified as Mark DeJong, 30 y.o., fled from the scene before deputies arrival. He was being transported to a mental health facility after being found guilty of his parents murder. A Community Alert was immediately issued by the Sheriff's Office. At 03:30 PM a citizen called 911, reporting a hit and run in a gas station parking along the Great Ocean Highway, southbound. The suspect matched with DeJong description. At 04:00 PM a distress call from a citizen led two ghost units in a farm near Paleto Bay. Highway Patrol deputies found the suspect in a barn, holding a hostage at gunpoint. Multiple units were rolled on scene. Eventually, after a long negotiation, the supect gave up and released the hostage safe. Neither officers, suspect or hostage were wounded in the operation. Not a single shot was fired. According to D.A. Office, Mr. DeJong will face at least 7 felony charges, including involuntary manslaughter, assault with a firearm and kidnapping.

Three people, a woman and two men, have been arrested this evening by LSPD, after ambushing a L.S. Fire Dept. ambulance crew, throwing them bricks from the pedestrian overpass above Del Perro Freeway, in pacific Bluffs. At about 07:15 pm, 911 received a call about a man laying unconscious on the Freeway, so an ambulance was dispatched. As the paramedics arrived on scene the man took off and suddenly at least five bricks were thrown from the overpass. An EMT was killed and another one was badly injured, but able to call for help. Multiple LSPD units and airship were rolled on scene. At 07:27 pm a RA was requested by Officers to rescue the medics. Two suspects fled towards the beach, while the tird one hijacked a L.S. Lifeguard SUV, leading four units in a pursuit on the Pacific Highway. The suspect was quickly captured after a traffic collision and a brief foot chase. The woman and the other man were eventually captured on Vespucci beach.

A woman has been arrested yesterday evening by San Andreas Sheriff Dputies and LSPD Officers after a long pursuit. The chase started after Deputies responded to a hit and run call in Paleto Bay, where a pedestrian was reported struck by a red sedan. Reached by Deputies, the red Oracle took off, forcing them to a high speed chase southbound on Pacific Highway. As the suspect entered Los Santos County, two LSPD interceptors and an airship joined the three S.A. Sheriff units in pursuit so far. Once in Del Perro Freeway, Deputies tried successfully a PIT manouver, corralling the suspect and taking her in custody as she surrended without further resistance. The woman, identified as Amy Adams, has been charged with hit and run, resisting arrest, reckless driving and speeding.

A woman has died this morning crashing with her plane on a greenhouse in Grapeseed. "A Deputy was on routine traffic stop when he heard a huge explosion coming from the greenhouses area." said Assistant Sheriff Jermigan, interviewed by Weazel News "As he reached the area of the explosion, he saw the crop duster in flames and then called for a code 903, plane crash." Four additional units were rolled on scene and EMS was dispatched. Paramedics declared the woman DOA. The causes of the crash are still unknown ad currently a NTSB team is reaching the scene.

This evening LSPD officers and San Andreas Sheriff deputies have arrested two women after a long chase form Downtown L.S. to Tatavian Mountains area and back to city limits. At about 5:45 PM a patrol officer noticed a red Gresley, occupied by three, running a traffic light. As the officer signalled to stop, the driver took of. A pursuit occurred and two additional units from LSPD were dispatched. Few minutes later helicopter support was requested by pursuing officers, as the suspect entered the Freeway, northbound. Then he left the city area, heading north to Tatavian Mountains. Units from S.A. Sheriff Office joined the pursuit. Two unsuccessful PIT manouvers were tried and as the suspect headed back to the city ad high speed, due to the high risk in continuing the chase, spike strips were deployed. With flattered tyres the driver, later identified as Luis Johnson, lost the control of the vehicle, ending offroad, near the Freeway. At that point, Johnson left the car, trying to escape on foot on the Freeway, getting run over by a truck, dying on impact. The two women with him, identified as Azusa Nanako and Hannah Green (convicted felon), were found in possession of various kind of drugs, like prescription pills and marijuana. Searching A. Nanako, in particular, officers found a bag containing suspicous substance. A field drug test was conducted and the substance resulted to be the drug called Angel Dust. As result, both A. Nanako and H. Green were charged with possession of drug for sale, among other felonies.

This morning LSPD Gang Unit officers have arrested a known drug runner after received an ANPR hit by a traffic camera. The suspect, Kenny Rodriguez, well known to the authorities for his affiliation to the Vagos gang, led officers in a long chase, often driving wrong way on the Freeway, throwing some bags full of drug from the window, trying to get rid of the evidence. He was able to burn the trail twice, thanks to his illegally tuned car, before crashing into a barrier on Olimpyc Freeway exit ramp, in La Mesa. Due to the high speed, the car flipped and Rodriguez was eventually apprehended after a brief foot chase. According to San Andreas Court he will face multilple charges, including dangerous driving, resisting arrest, possession of drugs for sale and driving under the influence of drugs.

Los Santos Police reports an Officer was killed this morning in Innocence Boulveard, in Strawberry, while performing a traffic stop on a suspicious vehicle. LSPD statement says that Officer Lewis Harrow, on his unmarked cruiser, requested an additional unit for the ongoing traffic stop. A black&white was sent, responding code 2 to assist. Few minutes later, according to LSPD, Officer Harrow called for shots fired. Three additional units were dispatched, code 3. The suspect, later identified as Andrew Angelo, was shot and killed by backup units, while Officer Harrow was laying on the asphalt with serious injuries. A San Andreas EMS paramedic squad was dispatched on scene, declaring both Officer and the suspect DOA. No videos of the incidente are expected to be released

A citizen sent us this picture after our TV helicopter was forced by authority to leave LSX are for airspace security reasons. You can see EMS approaching the unconscious body of a woman who led LSPD Officers into a dangerous pursuit after she was caught driving a vehicle reported stolen. The pursuit lasted from South L.S. to Los Santos Intl. Airport area where she left the stolen car and started running in the street. Unfortunately she was ran over by one of the police vehicle she was trying to escape from. Her life conditions, as reported in the video, are critical due to the force of impact. In the video below you can see the pursuit as exclusively recorded from our helicopter.

Los Santos P.D. is about to release the full video of an armed robbery occurred this afternoon in Metro Los Santos. According to LSPD, around 05:00pm two armed armed suspects, later identified as Greg Harrison and Kared Miller, entered in the LTD gas station store, between Grove St. and Davis, threatening the two employees. At 05:05 pm a civilian reported the ongoing robbery to 911. One LSPD unit, Davis Division, was dispatched on scene. At 05:11pm the responding officer requested backup for a 211 in progress and three additional units were rolled on scene. A violent shootout occurred. The suspects, as recorded on CCTV, shot both station's employees and one of the robbers was shot down by the officers. An official LSPD statement says that the other one is currently in custody. Full video footage of the robbery is expected to be released in the coming hours. Stay tuned.

The Los Santos Police Department has released an image of a fatal officer-involved shooting occurred this morning on Los Santos Freeway. At 11:40 AM unit 1-L-18 responded to a 911 call for an attempted rape. On scene, the victim was able to tell model and plate of the suspect's vehicle. An ambulance was dispatched to deal with the victim. Minutes later, the suspect vehicle was located on the freeway. Unit 1-L-18 performed a traffic stop. As the officer stepped out of the patrol car the suspect, identified as Jenco Mcoughlan, stepped out of his car holding a handgun, shooting at the officer while running on the freeway. Officer returned fire, hitting Mcoughlan at least 3 times. The suspect was subsequently ran over by a car. EMS was dispatched and the freeway was closed westbound. Mr. Mcoughlan was declared dead on scene.