* (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) * Fort Worth, Texas — On the evening of July 4 and into the early morning hours of July 5, 2023, the Fort Worth Police and fire departments, were working together, to proactively address illegal fireworks activity in the city. The Fort Worth PD officer and the arson investigator were working as a two person team, assigned to this detail and responding to fireworks complaints. At approximately 09:20 p.m. On July 4, this team was dispatched to a fireworks disturbance call, at the corner of Ross Ave and 32nd street, where there was a large block party going on. They spoke with the residents at the location about the disturbance, but did not observe active fireworks activity at that time. At around 12:25 a.m., this team was dispatched to a call in another part of the city and on the way, drove past a block party, at Ross Ave in 32nd. Upon arrival, the officers observed an apparently injured male, walking away from another male, holding a firearm. The officers got out of their vehicle and began walking toward the house at the corner, which was the location of the block party and the crowd. At the same time the officers were stopping to investigate, Fort Worth PD 911 dispatchers received a call from a neighbor, about a disturbance with people fighting at the corner of Ross in 32nd street. As the Fort Worth officer approached, a gunshot was heard and a male, later identified as 21-year-old Billy Smith, could be seen standing and pointing a firearm at what officers later learned he was on the ground next to an SUV. Perceiving an imminent threat to a third party, the Fort Wort officer fired his handgun at Smith, striking him multiple times. Smith fell to the ground. At the same time this was occurring, the arson investigator, who was standing in the front yard to the officer's left, observed a second male, later identified as 30-year-old Bronshay Minter, with a pistol in his hand. The pistol had a weapon light activated, which was shining in the direction of officers and the person on the ground. At this moment, officers heard two shots fired. The arson investigator fired his handgun at Minter. The Fort Worth officer also fired at Minter. Minter was struck and fell to the ground, dropping the pistol. He then got up and ran south and around the corner of the house to the west. When the Fort Worth officer approached Smith, where he had fallen on the ground, he observed a semiautomatic pistol and removed it, placing it on the ground behind him. The pistol that was dropped by Minter can also be seen lying on the grass where he fell. Two steel shell casings matching the caliber of Minter's pistol were found close by. Investigators also found a leather Sap, also known as a blackjack, on the ground next to the pistol. The arson investigator moved to the corner of the house where he encountered a male who was shot in the leg and provided aid to him. During this incident, a male was sitting on the curb next to the SUV. He appeared to have been injured. Later, investigation revealed that he had been shot, stabbed and beaten. The male and a female then left the scene in a vehicle, but officers were able to make contact with them later. Additional backup officers arrived and began establishing control of the scene. Officers located two additional gunshot victims, a male and a female. An additional male was observed on scene with an apparent gunshot wound to the arm. However, that person did not remain on scene, did not identify himself, and investigators have been unable to locate that male. Once MedStar arrived, Smith was pronounced deceased on the scene. 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** (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) ** An Alexandria woman is facing multiple charges after making like Harry Houdini and speeding off in a squad car after authorities had arrested her for arson. Jennifer Hillard, age 35, was charged in Douglas County Court Monday with felony theft of a motor vehicle, possession of methamphetamine, and operating a vehicle under the influence of a controlled substance. Just before 6:45 p.m. Sunday police and fire crews were dispatched to an apartment building on the 500 block of Broadway on a fire alarm sounding and smoke coming from the building. When they arrived first responders found a fire burning on the living room floor and put it out. It seemed at first that no one was home but officers soon heard a crash and discovered a woman's leg hanging out of the ceiling of the laundry room. An officer retrieved a ladder and was about ready to climb up and look into the ceiling when Hillard crashed through the ceiling tiles and landed hard on the ground. When police asked her what she was doing she told them a man had entered her apartment and she was trying to get away. Officers soon found that the woman had a glass pipe with methamphetamine residue on it in her pocket. At that point Hillard was handcuffed, escorted to a police cruiser and placed in the back seat. Officers went back inside to take pictures and process the scene, but were soon notified by dispatch that GPS indicated that the squad car Hillard had been placed in was moving. They ran outside and found the cruiser was gone. Video from inside the car later showed that Hillard had slipped one hand out of the handcuffs, crawled through the glass sliding window that separates the front and back seats, slid into the drivers seat and sped off. Electronic tracking says Hillard hit speeds of between 100 and 126 mph as she drove towards the city of Osakis with emergency lights activated. An Osakis Police officer began a pursuit that finally ended when a State Trooper deployed stop sticks near the city of Sauk Center. When being questioned investigators say Hillard refused to cooperate, and at one point stuck her pinkie knuckle deep in one of her eyes. Jennifer Hillard is being held in the Douglas County Jail. She already has two felony controlled substance cases pending, one in Todd County from May and one in Hennepin County that occurred November 2. Donate to PoliceActivity: https://www.patreon.com/PoliceActivity Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PoliceActivity Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Police_Activity ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2ijduxvJdM