Metro Police alert residents about scammers posing as officers directing them to fake arrest warrant sites. WASHINGTON — Metropolitan Police are warning people about scammers who are posing as officers and contacting residents by phone and directing them to a phony website about arrest warrants.

Six Memphis police officers rushed to help a man attempting to jump off of a bridge. They worked as a team to pull the man to safety.

At 6:20 p.m., MPD arrived on the 4000 block of Camelot Lane, near Knight Arnold Road. Officers made the scene and located one adult male and one juvenile male victim that have been struck. Both victims have been transported to the hospital. Police have one man who has been detained.

The Maui Police Department is holding a presser regarding their recently fallen Officer Suzanne O, who was killed in the line of duty.

A man and a boy were injured and four people are on the run after a shooting at an apartment complex in Parkway Village, the Memphis Police Department said.

The Memphis Police Department is investigating a fight that took place near Kirby High School on Friday afternoon. MPD responded to a fight call at 2:29 p.m. in the 4100 block of Kirby Parkway. Officers detained three female juveniles,

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