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Developing: Shooter opens fire on home two officers while they were inside with their newborn baby

Developing: Shooter opens fire on home two officers while they were inside with their newborn baby 1

CAMDEN, NJ – Police are asking for help from the public in apprehending the miscreants responsible for shooting up the home of two police officers while the officers were inside with their ten day-old baby.

The home was hit by six bullets.

Thankfully, none of the occupants were injured in the incident.

There is a $40,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible.

If you have information on the shooting or the vehicle, call the Citizens Crime Commission tip line at 215-546-TIPS (8477).

“I do know that this was a targeted attack against this residence and the officers inside,” said Police Chief Joseph Wysocki.

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He added:

“It’s critical for us to speak to the owner, the occupants or friends of anybody that operates this vehicle.”

The shooting happened on Clinton street at about 11:45 PM on September 15. The vehicle believed used in the shooting was a 1998 dark-colored Honda Odyssey with a temporary paper tag.

The vehicle was recovered on Thursday. Police are searching for two suspects thought to be involved in the shooting. 

The good news is that Camden County prosecutor Jill S. Mayer has a background that suggests her office will be willing to prosecute when the perpetrators of this crime are found.

This is not something that can be taken for granted these days, as do-nothing district attorneys across the country have been elected with help from George Soros.

They decline prosecutions by the hundreds, sending criminals back onto the streets almost immediately after arrest, now with the knowledge that they won’t be punished.

As the TV series Law & Order make clear, the prosecutor’s office is as integral to dealing with crime as the police department. Without the police, criminals aren’t captured and brought to court for trial.

Without prosecutors, there is no trial. Nowadays, we have prosecutors that are worse than nothing at all because they create the illusion of competently doing their jobs but instead, they are undermining their offices on a daily basis by refusing to prosecute criminals, seemingly to curry favor with their political supporters.

The people of this country are owed responsible and competent protection from crime so that society may thrive. If the people who hold jobs in our criminal justice system find the work too overwhelming to competently execute their duties, or are so morally compromised that they cannot fulfill their obligations, they must leave office for the good of the people in their jurisdiction.

Just as an example is set when Soros-backed DAs like Kim Gardner decided to prosecute a St. Louis man and his wife for protecting their home from “protesters” trespassing on their property, but declined to prosecute the protesters themselves, a counter-example needs to be made here.

The people of this country need to know they will be protected and do-nothing DAs need to be put on notice that their days in office are numbered.

The people responsible for firing bullets into a home occupied by two police officers and their baby must be apprehended and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

More than that, the people of this country must be shown that our law enforcement officers are backed by their respective chiefs of police, prosecutors, mayors, and governors. We know they are backed by our current president.

This means that when police actions are questioned, a full investigation is conducted before elected officials and police supervisors say anything about the case. By not supporting police in situations like that, such as the fully justified self defense shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO, more harm is caused. 

Public officials who support defunding the police, the Marxist group Black Lives Matter (BLM), and protests cum riots across the country are responsible for inciting actions such as the despicable shooting in Camden and elsewhere.

They accomplish this by making positive statements about BLM, pretending Antifa doesn’t exist, and accepting at face value false claims of systemic racism in law enforcement.

They have to be held accountable also. Sometimes, you have to pin the tail on the donkey. In the meantime on Thursday, a “Blue Alert” was issued after another attack on police:

PHOENIX, AZ — A 17-year-old is in custody after reportedly firing a rifle at Department of Public Safety troopers Thursday morning in Phoenix, and authorities are searching for a second suspect in connection with the incident.

Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) spokesman Capt. Jesse Galvez said during a press briefing that the shooting occurred right before 9 a.m. local time on Thursday.

Two detectives were in an unmarked car in police attire in the area for an ongoing operation, he said, when a silver, four-door Infiniti with custom wheels and a temporary plate “pulled up next to them and honked their horn.”

While the operation was not described, Galvez said the troopers “were in the community helping with an operation to make this community safe and simply doing their job.”

A teenage male passenger, described as Hispanic, then got out and started firing a rifle at two DPS detectives, Galvez said.

The suspect was later identified as Luis German Espinoza Acuna at a press conference held Sept. 17 at 5 p.m. local time.

Luis German Espinoza Acuna identified as a suspect who shot at two troopers in Phoenix.

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The troopers were able to exit their vehicle and return fire. At that point, the driver sped off, leaving the passenger behind. The troopers were not shot during this incident.

Developing: Shooter opens fire on home two officers while they were inside with their newborn babyVehicle that troopers were sitting in when ambushed by a shooter with an assault rifle.

The 17-year-old suspected shooter was taken into custody and the weapon was seized, but the search for the driver, believed to be a Hispanic male in his late teens, continues, according to KTAR News. No injuries were reported.

Developing: Shooter opens fire on home two officers while they were inside with their newborn baby

At noon, a Blue Alert was activated, triggering alarms on cellphones across the Valley. The Blue Alert is a rarely used system that DPS can use when a suspect is on the loose after a law enforcement officer has been assaulted.

“The goal of the Blue Alert is to protect the public and officers through efficient information dissemination and communication that results in quick and safe apprehension of suspect(s) when such attacks occur,” according to the DPS website.

As of this writing, the second suspect is still at large, and anyone who spots the vehicle or has any information should immediately call 911.

In the meantime, the hunt is still on for the gunman who ambushed two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s officers on September 12th.

Now, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells ABC News that he has warned deputies to watch out for more possible attacks. Villanueva said:

“This is going to cause us to be a lot more concerned about when we approach vehicles when we’re out there on the streets,” 

He went on to say:

“We have everybody paired up in two-man vehicles now. So, we’re going to have to be watching out for each other’s back out there on the streets.”

Villanueva said that the LA County Sheriff department is using all the resources at their disposal to aid in the search for the gunman. He pressed the immediate need to identify the dangerous suspect and get him off the streets before he’s able to strike again.

The FBI has joined in the search for the gunman, and announced it is lending resources to the manhunt and “stands ready to assist in response” to the attack.

On Sunday, the The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman.

In addition, many have made anonymous donations to aid in the arrest of the suspect. 

Villanueva told ABC News that despite being shot four or five times, including once in the jaw, the female deputy walked around the patrol vehicle to help her 24-year-old partner, who suffered gunshot wounds to his forehead, arms and a hand.

He said:

“He’s bleeding out profusely from the arm so she actually applies a tourniquet to his arm to stop the bleeding and she tries to call for help on the radio, 

“It’s pretty heart-wrenching and she’s trying to mumble and we finally get her … she says where she is at and the fact that there was a shooting, and that got all the help rolling in her direction.”

Villanueva said after exiting their patrol car, the wounded deputies hid behind a column because:

“They didn’t know if the gunman was going to come back or not and they’re obviously both disabled and injured, very gut-wrenching to see the video and the heroic efforts from both of them to get to safety and still manage to take care of each other,” 

It has just been reported that the 24-year-old male deputy that was shot in the forehead, arms and hands has been released from the hospital. 

He’s not the only one issuing a warning.

The president for the National Fraternal Order of Police has issued an alert to police officers nationwide to remain vigilant in the wake of increased and deadly attacks and ambushes against law enforcement this year.

There are many videos in this article that contain graphic language and images, so viewer discretion is advised.

In a Sept. 15 press release, National Fraternal Order of Police President Patrick Yoes issued the following alert to all members of law enforcement:

“Brothers and sisters, as our nation becomes increasingly divided during this unprecedented time, law enforcement officers are the keepers of the peace and stand firm on the thin blue line, placing themselves between order and anarchy.

“For this reason, our officers are targets and may be subject to attack at any point—without warning and without reason. Therefore, I am urging all of our nation’s law enforcement officers to be vigilant.

“Exercise caution at all times.

“Be aware of your environment and surroundings.

“Maintain constant situational awareness.

“Be prepared.

“Take every reasonable precaution when engaging with the public.

“Watch your back—and that of your partner.

“Do not take unnecessary chances and call for backup when needed.

“Keep yourself and your communities safe by being vigilant on duty and off. There are individuals who are motivated solely by a desire to hurt or kill a police officer, so do not let your guard down.

“Be safe and may God protect us all.”

In June, we reported on David Ware, 32, who police say shot two officers during a traffic stop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Both officers were shot, and one died.

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum recently released the following statement:

“The body camera footage from the murder of Sergeant Craig Johnson and the attempted murder of Officer Aurash Zarkeshan is being released this morning. As the CEO of the City government, I felt a responsibility to watch it. I just did, and can’t say this strongly enough: if you do not have to watch this video for your job, don’t watch it.

“I have to watch a lot of body camera footage as part of my job. I can only think of two times in my life – upon the death of family members – when I wept like I did watching the conclusion of this video. It is terrible.

“I understand the legal reasons for its release. I respect the citizens’ right to see the actions of their officers.

“But if you revere these brave men as I do, then don’t watch this video. Don’t share it. Just say a prayer for them, their families, and all who risk their lives to keep us safe.”

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In the Compton section of Los Angeles, two Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies were shot multiple times on Sept. 12 by a gunman who ambushed the officers sitting in their vehicle.

Authorities announced a $100,000 reward on Sunday in connection with the manhunt of the lone gunman responsible for shooting both deputies as they sat in their patrol vehicle at a Metro rail station in Compton.

Without provocation, surveillance video shows the suspect approach the patrol car and open fire. The suspect fled on foot. He was only described as a dark-skinned male, between the age of 28-30, wearing dark clothing.

After the shooting, the female deputy can be seen on surveillance video struggling to place a tourniquet on her partner even as she herself is bleeding from gunshot wounds. Sheriff Alex Villanueva explained:

“She helped the other wounded deputy, got on the radio, provided medical care, got him to a place of safety ’cause they didn’t know if there was another attack coming their way.”

Witnesses to the ambush laughed instead of helping the officers.

Then once the officers were rushed to a hospital for treatment of their serious injuries, protesters blocked the emergency room entrance and chanted, “We hope they die!”

Both deputies incurred multiple gunshot wounds and are reported as recovering from surgery in stable condition at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood.

A GoFundMe account has been established by a department deputy working with the union to raise funds for the wounded deputies and has raised $555,978 as of this writing.

In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a man with a criminal history of stabbing people attempted to stab a police officer with a large knife on Sept. 13.

Police were called for a report of an in-progress domestic disturbance when Ricardo Munoz lunged at the responding officer while brandishing a knife over his head.

Bodycam footage shows Munoz charging out the door of a home, knife in hand, and chasing the police officer who is forced to draw his firearm and shoot the suspect.

Police initially stated that Munoz was armed with a knife at the time of the shooting and promised to release bodycam footage, which they did at 11 p.m., but it wasn’t fast enough for Black Lives Matter protest organizers who claimed that Munoz was a victim of police brutality.

In 2019, Munoz reportedly stabbed four people after a fight, according to CBS 21. The four stabbing victims were found inside and around the home.

A 16-year-old male was found in the back of the property, with multiple stab wounds to his face, right thigh, left ankle and right side of his torso.

A 22-year-old woman suffered a slash wound to one of her hands, a 26-year-old man suffered a slash injury to his head and another 26-year-old man was stabbed in his arm.

Despite Munoz’s extensive criminal history, BLM protesters took to the streets of Lancaster on Sunday night to protest the shooting, and rioters damaged police vehicles and set fires.

In St. Louis, Missouri, nine officers have been shot in the line of duty since June 1. In August we reported that two officers were ambushed and shot.

One of those officers, Tamarris L. Bohannon, 29, died, leaving behind his wife and three children.

His partner was shot in the leg and was released from the hospital.

Police reported that the suspect was taken into custody around 5 a.m. on Aug. 30 after being barricaded in a residence for almost 12 hours.

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