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2016 21812 Body Camera Video<br/>On January 16, 2016, at approximately 12:05 am, TAC officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a white charger, occupied by 3 suspects at 5100 North Lane, Orlando, Florida. The officers exited their vehicle as the charger began reversing in an attempt to flee. The TAC officers approached the vehicle, however, the driver continued to advance forward nearly striking one of the officers. The officer fired his weapon. The driver fled the scene and crashed into an abandoned home at 4880 Stoney Brook Lane. The driver, is identified as Trevon A. Lamons, 6-3-98. He was later apprehended and transported to the hospital. He is in stable condition. Two suspects are outstanding The officer was not injured during the encounter. The white charger was stolen out of OCSO Jurisdiction The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is conducting the Officer Involved Shooting investigation. As a standard procedure, the officer is on paid administrative leave. There is no additional information available at this time; updates will be provided as it becomes available.

VID 20160422 WA0004<br/>

Six year old New Zealand girl tries to stop axe robbery at dad's shop<br/>A young girl has been hailed as "the bravest six-year-old in New Zealand" after she tried to stop an axe-wielding robbery at her father's electronics store. Sarah Patel was at her father Suhail's electronics shop in Auckland when six 16-year-olds armed with axes stormed in on Monday afternoon, One News reports. CCTV footage shows a frightened employee named Jordan backed up against a wall by one of the gang who approaches him with a blade. As Sarah's father flees, the girl runs towards the armed man and grabs at his leg before quickly turning and running away. "I thought it was my dad," Sarah said in a TV interview. When the bandit turned towards her and she realised it was not her father she ran. Sarah said she was trying to help the employee and for that her father was very proud. "I think she thought they were trying to hit (the employee) she maybe thought she could help (him)," Mr Patel said. "It all happened very quickly. I think we are all very glad it was not worse." Mr Patel said the incident had left his daughter shocked but was she was not physically injured. Five of the six suspects were caught by police after a dramatic chase through Auckland. They are facing charges of aggravated robbery, injuring with intent, and breaching bail, police said. A sixth suspect remains on the run.