2 months ago
A police response to reports of a man chasing a woman spiraled into a deadly confrontation when an unrelated knife-wielding man charged an officer through a crowded seaside park in California, chilling new bodycam video shows.
The tense encounter unfolded Aug. 22 as Santa Monica Police Department officers investigated a report of a man chasing a woman near the Broadway stairs, according to a newly released critical incident briefing.
The man killed in the confrontation was identified by the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner as 44-year-old Michael Rodriguez.
Bodycam Shows Los Angeles County Deputy Stabbed Seconds After Arriving At Knife Attack
Bodycam video shows Michael Rodriguez approaching a Santa Monica police officer with a knife raised in Palisades Park Aug. 22, 2026.
#police #knife
The tense encounter unfolded Aug. 22 as Santa Monica Police Department officers investigated a report of a man chasing a woman near the Broadway stairs, according to a newly released critical incident briefing.
The man killed in the confrontation was identified by the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner as 44-year-old Michael Rodriguez.
Bodycam Shows Los Angeles County Deputy Stabbed Seconds After Arriving At Knife Attack
Bodycam video shows Michael Rodriguez approaching a Santa Monica police officer with a knife raised in Palisades Park Aug. 22, 2026.
#police #knife
2 months ago
More footage of Dustin Poirier's airport arrest was just released.
On June 21, Poirier was arrested at Atlanta International Airport for public drunkenness after being removed from a plane and causing a scene. In the initial arrest video, Poirier shows aggressive, erratic behavior towards the gate agents and the responding officer who came to intervene. Poirier even attempts to square up with the responding officer, challenging him to a fight before ultimately accepting his arrest peacefully.
Now, we know what happened afterward.
Newly released bodycam footage of the incident acquired by Mark Fighting shows the extended sequence of Poirier's arrest, with the former interim UFC lightweight champion again challenging officers to take off the cuffs and go "one-on-one."
Following the arrest, Poirier is initially in a calmer state, speaking with the officers and even telling the arresting officer, "he did a great job." Poirier then gets slightly more agitated as he starts talking about previously being imprisoned.
#officer
On June 21, Poirier was arrested at Atlanta International Airport for public drunkenness after being removed from a plane and causing a scene. In the initial arrest video, Poirier shows aggressive, erratic behavior towards the gate agents and the responding officer who came to intervene. Poirier even attempts to square up with the responding officer, challenging him to a fight before ultimately accepting his arrest peacefully.
Now, we know what happened afterward.
Newly released bodycam footage of the incident acquired by Mark Fighting shows the extended sequence of Poirier's arrest, with the former interim UFC lightweight champion again challenging officers to take off the cuffs and go "one-on-one."
Following the arrest, Poirier is initially in a calmer state, speaking with the officers and even telling the arresting officer, "he did a great job." Poirier then gets slightly more agitated as he starts talking about previously being imprisoned.
#officer
2 months ago
A Florida woman accused of plowing an SUV into a parked car appeared to downplay the collision before making a personal plea to officers investigating her, newly released video shows.
"I thought we were all friends," 24-year-old Elizabeth Boucher told Daytona Beach police during the Aug. 30 encounter.
Surveillance video released by police shows an SUV smashing into a parked Honda with enough force to shove it across a front lawn and out of the camera's view.
But when an officer asked Boucher what happened, she offered a far less dramatic account caught on police bodycam video.
Bodycam Shows Nantucket Official Slurring, Swaying During Dui Stop After Crashing Into Sign: Police
#boucher #daytona
"I thought we were all friends," 24-year-old Elizabeth Boucher told Daytona Beach police during the Aug. 30 encounter.
Surveillance video released by police shows an SUV smashing into a parked Honda with enough force to shove it across a front lawn and out of the camera's view.
But when an officer asked Boucher what happened, she offered a far less dramatic account caught on police bodycam video.
Bodycam Shows Nantucket Official Slurring, Swaying During Dui Stop After Crashing Into Sign: Police
#boucher #daytona
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2 months ago
Picking a fight with a police officer is generally a poor decision, but doing it with one who once challenged for a UFC ***** le adds another layer of bad timing. A recently surfaced bodycam video shows Coral Springs Police Officer Marlon Moraes taking a man to the ground after the man verbally challenged him during a traffic stop.
Moraes, 38, is a former UFC bantamweight ***** le challenger and World Series of Fighting bantamweight champion who has worked as a South Florida police officer since 2024. According to MMA Junkie, the incident itself happened on March 27 but only recently began circulating widely online.
In the footage, the man can be heard telling Moraes, "You can't do sh*t," as he continues to confront him in a parking lot. Moraes remains standing in front of him until the man takes a step toward the officer, at which point Moraes trips him to the pavement.
Other officers quickly move in and ***** ist with placing the man in handcuffs. The circumstances that initially led to the traffic stop, including what the man was suspected of doing beforehand, were not detailed in the information released with the viral video.
Moraes competed professionally in mixed martial arts for years before entering law enforcement, earning a reputation as one of the top bantamweights of his era. He challenged Henry Cejudo for the vacant UFC bantamweight championship in 2019 after previously holding the World Series of Fighting ***** le.
#moraes #challenged
Moraes, 38, is a former UFC bantamweight ***** le challenger and World Series of Fighting bantamweight champion who has worked as a South Florida police officer since 2024. According to MMA Junkie, the incident itself happened on March 27 but only recently began circulating widely online.
In the footage, the man can be heard telling Moraes, "You can't do sh*t," as he continues to confront him in a parking lot. Moraes remains standing in front of him until the man takes a step toward the officer, at which point Moraes trips him to the pavement.
Other officers quickly move in and ***** ist with placing the man in handcuffs. The circumstances that initially led to the traffic stop, including what the man was suspected of doing beforehand, were not detailed in the information released with the viral video.
Moraes competed professionally in mixed martial arts for years before entering law enforcement, earning a reputation as one of the top bantamweights of his era. He challenged Henry Cejudo for the vacant UFC bantamweight championship in 2019 after previously holding the World Series of Fighting ***** le.
#moraes #challenged
2 months ago
Airing a Super Bowl is a bit like a presidential election.
It might come around every four years, but candidates – in this case, the four networks with the privilege and pockets to be in the broadcast rotation – are constantly jockeying and positioning themselves, especially as their turn nears.
That makes CBS' conundrum with Tony Romo even more precarious. Super Bowl 61 will return to ABC/ESPN for the first time in two decades to end the 2026 season on Feb. 14, 2027, but then CBS will officially be on the clock for February 2028, when it will host its first Super-Bowl broadcast since 2023.
Romo, the network's No. 1 game ****** yst who partners with Jim Nantz, was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) and pleaded no contest Sept. 2 to three charges he faced from the incident, which occurred while in his native Wisconsin on July 23. The subsequent police officer bodycam footage became Internet fodder, as Romo failed his field sobriety test, told the officer who pulled him over he was "going to see grandma and grandpa" (his own parents) and had an open container in the passenger seat.
In his first public comment since the arrest, Romo said via a Sept. 1 statement posted to his Instagram account, "I own this completely." He also noted an over-reliance on alcohol stemming from a dependence on pain medication following his playing career.
#romo #super #sept
It might come around every four years, but candidates – in this case, the four networks with the privilege and pockets to be in the broadcast rotation – are constantly jockeying and positioning themselves, especially as their turn nears.
That makes CBS' conundrum with Tony Romo even more precarious. Super Bowl 61 will return to ABC/ESPN for the first time in two decades to end the 2026 season on Feb. 14, 2027, but then CBS will officially be on the clock for February 2028, when it will host its first Super-Bowl broadcast since 2023.
Romo, the network's No. 1 game ****** yst who partners with Jim Nantz, was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) and pleaded no contest Sept. 2 to three charges he faced from the incident, which occurred while in his native Wisconsin on July 23. The subsequent police officer bodycam footage became Internet fodder, as Romo failed his field sobriety test, told the officer who pulled him over he was "going to see grandma and grandpa" (his own parents) and had an open container in the passenger seat.
In his first public comment since the arrest, Romo said via a Sept. 1 statement posted to his Instagram account, "I own this completely." He also noted an over-reliance on alcohol stemming from a dependence on pain medication following his playing career.
#romo #super #sept
2 months ago
When people talk about shoplifting and organized retail crime (ORC), they tend to focus on the bottom-line impact on businesses. That makes sense because the numbers aren't small, according to the National Retail Federation's (NRF) The Impact of Theft & Violence 2026 report.
"The 2026 report demonstrates a concerning shift as criminals move beyond traditional shoplifting to more sophisticated external theft schemes, with retailers reporting higher rates of repeat offenders (50%), ORC-related incidents (40%), and walkout or pushout theft (37%). Fraud is also rising, with phone scams (69%), loyalty fraud (51%) and gift card theft or fraud (42%) increasing," the data showed.
The NRF, however, does not focus on how theft and thieves impact frontline retail workers.
A new report from HALOS, a bodycam company used by retailers like Walmart, Target, Kroger, TJ Maxx, H&M, and Aldi, shows that it does, and that the impact is quite severe.
"Two-thirds of frontline workers have experienced customer aggression acutely enough that they've considered leaving their job," according to HALOS' study of 2,500 frontline employees.
#according
"The 2026 report demonstrates a concerning shift as criminals move beyond traditional shoplifting to more sophisticated external theft schemes, with retailers reporting higher rates of repeat offenders (50%), ORC-related incidents (40%), and walkout or pushout theft (37%). Fraud is also rising, with phone scams (69%), loyalty fraud (51%) and gift card theft or fraud (42%) increasing," the data showed.
The NRF, however, does not focus on how theft and thieves impact frontline retail workers.
A new report from HALOS, a bodycam company used by retailers like Walmart, Target, Kroger, TJ Maxx, H&M, and Aldi, shows that it does, and that the impact is quite severe.
"Two-thirds of frontline workers have experienced customer aggression acutely enough that they've considered leaving their job," according to HALOS' study of 2,500 frontline employees.
#according
2 months ago
Tony Romo has issued his first public statement following his OWI arrest in Wisconsin this July.
The arrest shocked the football world as Romo was in the area for a golf tournament. He was arrested after failing his field sobriety test and reportedly had an open container in his vehicle. Soon after the news made the rounds, bodycam footage was also released to the public showing the entire episode.
Soon after the story broke, CBS made the stunning decision to suspend Romo indefinitely. But as the network is preparing for its new NFL season and Romo was a major topic of conversation at the company's media day event, we have now finally heard from the former Dallas Cowboys star himself.
In a post on Instagram, Romo shared that he pled no contest to a civil offense and took full responsibility for his actions. He also shared his personal struggles and admitted to struggling with alcohol after trying to get off of pain medication following the injuries sustained during his NFL career. And he states that he is looking forward to eventually returning to his CBS duties.
Romo's statement reads in full:
#romo #following
The arrest shocked the football world as Romo was in the area for a golf tournament. He was arrested after failing his field sobriety test and reportedly had an open container in his vehicle. Soon after the news made the rounds, bodycam footage was also released to the public showing the entire episode.
Soon after the story broke, CBS made the stunning decision to suspend Romo indefinitely. But as the network is preparing for its new NFL season and Romo was a major topic of conversation at the company's media day event, we have now finally heard from the former Dallas Cowboys star himself.
In a post on Instagram, Romo shared that he pled no contest to a civil offense and took full responsibility for his actions. He also shared his personal struggles and admitted to struggling with alcohol after trying to get off of pain medication following the injuries sustained during his NFL career. And he states that he is looking forward to eventually returning to his CBS duties.
Romo's statement reads in full:
#romo #following
2 months ago
More than a month after former Cowboys quarterback and CBS broadcaster Tony Romo was arrested for suspicion of operating while intoxicated in Milwaukee, the authorities have filed three new citations against him.
Via TMZ, the district attorney has charged Romo with first-offense operating while intoxicated, unsafe passing on the right side, and possessing open intoxicants in his vehicle.
Romo was placed on leave by CBS eight days after the arrest, which created multiple bodycam videos that created a general bad look for Romo. CBS has elevated J.J. Watt to replace Romo on the network's top broadcast team, and it seems to be a move that will cover the entire season.
Romo has four years left on his CBS contract, at a total payout of $72 million. CBS could try to terminate the deal for cause, owing him nothing. Romo would surely fight such a move. A settlement for something less than the full amount is always possible.
#intoxicated #move #tony #milwaukee
Via TMZ, the district attorney has charged Romo with first-offense operating while intoxicated, unsafe passing on the right side, and possessing open intoxicants in his vehicle.
Romo was placed on leave by CBS eight days after the arrest, which created multiple bodycam videos that created a general bad look for Romo. CBS has elevated J.J. Watt to replace Romo on the network's top broadcast team, and it seems to be a move that will cover the entire season.
Romo has four years left on his CBS contract, at a total payout of $72 million. CBS could try to terminate the deal for cause, owing him nothing. Romo would surely fight such a move. A settlement for something less than the full amount is always possible.
#intoxicated #move #tony #milwaukee
2 months ago
Since training camp got underway, the San Francisco 49ers have had a rough go of things. Injuries have kept popping up on the roster, delaying their momentum for the start of the season. But now, they've also been hit with a huge scandal.
Their longtime owner, Jed York, was charged and subsequently arrested in East Palestine, Ohio, earlier this week. As bodycam footage of the arrest made its way online, fans were stunned by how it all played out.
The incident came to light when York was charged with misdemeanor counts of engaging in prostitution and possessing criminal tools. However, as part of the plea agreement, the former was reduced to disorderly conduct.
The team told the media, "As this is a legal matter, which has been resolved, we will not be providing any further comment at this time," even as the NFL is reviewing the matter.
But TMZ, of course, finally received footage of York's arrest. As the clip went viral online, NFL reporters were left understandably stunned.
#york #stunned #injuries
Their longtime owner, Jed York, was charged and subsequently arrested in East Palestine, Ohio, earlier this week. As bodycam footage of the arrest made its way online, fans were stunned by how it all played out.
The incident came to light when York was charged with misdemeanor counts of engaging in prostitution and possessing criminal tools. However, as part of the plea agreement, the former was reduced to disorderly conduct.
The team told the media, "As this is a legal matter, which has been resolved, we will not be providing any further comment at this time," even as the NFL is reviewing the matter.
But TMZ, of course, finally received footage of York's arrest. As the clip went viral online, NFL reporters were left understandably stunned.
#york #stunned #injuries
2 months ago
Former TOPGUN pilot Matthew "Whiz" Buckley told Fox News Digital that the recent crash of a Marine Corps F-18 in Washington state — and the pilot's split-second decision to eject — highlights both the violence of the maneuver and how the ensuing shock can leave an aviator feeling eerily calm.
On June 13, 2026, Marine Corps Maj. Jackson Simon emerged from a wooded area with a bloodied face and walked down the road toward a Yakima County sheriff's deputy, whose bodycam captured the pilot appearing remarkably composed.
"I'm a little frazzled," was about as close as Simon came to expressing fear after his F-18 Hornet crashed into the forest and sparked a small wildfire near Rimrock Lake.
Buckley, who flew F-18 Hornets during his 15-year career in the U.S. Navy, said Simon was likely experiencing a combination of shock, an adrenaline letdown and the effects of training that teaches pilots to compartmentalize under pressure.
Eight Believed Dead After B-52 Crashes Shortly After Takeoff From Edwards Air Force Base
#corps
On June 13, 2026, Marine Corps Maj. Jackson Simon emerged from a wooded area with a bloodied face and walked down the road toward a Yakima County sheriff's deputy, whose bodycam captured the pilot appearing remarkably composed.
"I'm a little frazzled," was about as close as Simon came to expressing fear after his F-18 Hornet crashed into the forest and sparked a small wildfire near Rimrock Lake.
Buckley, who flew F-18 Hornets during his 15-year career in the U.S. Navy, said Simon was likely experiencing a combination of shock, an adrenaline letdown and the effects of training that teaches pilots to compartmentalize under pressure.
Eight Believed Dead After B-52 Crashes Shortly After Takeoff From Edwards Air Force Base
#corps
3 months ago
Jude Bellingham #10 of England kisses his girlfriend Ashlyn Castro after the 4-2 win during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group L match between England and Croatia at Dallas Stadium on June 17, 2026 in Arlington, Texas Getty
Jude Bellingham's girlfriend, Ashlyn Castro, is seen crying while speaking to police about an alleged confrontation with her mother in resurfaced bodycam footage from 2024.
The footage, obtained by the Daily Mail, reportedly comes from an incident in a hotel parking lot in Henderson, Nevada. Castro can be seen speaking to an officer and alleging what happened moments earlier.
"I've just been attacked by my mom," Castro tells the officer.
According to the outlet, the confrontation occurred while Castro was attempting to help her mother, Tina, find somewhere to stay.
#mother
Jude Bellingham's girlfriend, Ashlyn Castro, is seen crying while speaking to police about an alleged confrontation with her mother in resurfaced bodycam footage from 2024.
The footage, obtained by the Daily Mail, reportedly comes from an incident in a hotel parking lot in Henderson, Nevada. Castro can be seen speaking to an officer and alleging what happened moments earlier.
"I've just been attacked by my mom," Castro tells the officer.
According to the outlet, the confrontation occurred while Castro was attempting to help her mother, Tina, find somewhere to stay.
#mother
3 months ago
Information surrounding the car accident involving San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has been hard to come by. NFL insiders have revealed the extent of Shanahan's injuries, and Shanahan has accepted responsibility for the accident, but further details have not surfaced.
And don't expect them to be.
Shanahan suffered a severe concussion, a broken left hand/wrist, a broken nose, three fractured ribs, and deep facial lacerations in the accident, with good friend Chris Simms saying the head coach nearly lost his eye.
MORE: Brandon Aiyuk appears to mock 49ers' Kyle Shanahan with tasteless social media posts
That's the extent of the public's knowledge about Shanahan's accident, and the Palo Alto Police Department will not be releasing any more. According to TMZ Sports, the bodycam footage and 911 call from the accident are "exempt from disclosure" under the California Public Records Act.
#shanahan #head #broken
And don't expect them to be.
Shanahan suffered a severe concussion, a broken left hand/wrist, a broken nose, three fractured ribs, and deep facial lacerations in the accident, with good friend Chris Simms saying the head coach nearly lost his eye.
MORE: Brandon Aiyuk appears to mock 49ers' Kyle Shanahan with tasteless social media posts
That's the extent of the public's knowledge about Shanahan's accident, and the Palo Alto Police Department will not be releasing any more. According to TMZ Sports, the bodycam footage and 911 call from the accident are "exempt from disclosure" under the California Public Records Act.
#shanahan #head #broken
3 months ago
CBS Sports has placed Tony Romo on leave.
Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who serves as the lead ***** yst for the network's No. 1 NFL broadcast team, was arrested on July 23 on suspicion of driving under the influence.
"Tony Romo is on leave from his role at CBS Sports until further notice," the network said in a statement released Friday, July 31.
Romo was pulled over in Milwaukee. Bodycam footage released after his arrest shows Romo saying he was driving to visit his grandparents after leaving a golf course. He told officers from the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office that he had not had any alcoholic beverages. Another video of bodycam footage shows Romo failing a field sobriety test.
A deputy saw an open alcoholic beverage "on the passenger side of a vehicle."
#bodycam
Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who serves as the lead ***** yst for the network's No. 1 NFL broadcast team, was arrested on July 23 on suspicion of driving under the influence.
"Tony Romo is on leave from his role at CBS Sports until further notice," the network said in a statement released Friday, July 31.
Romo was pulled over in Milwaukee. Bodycam footage released after his arrest shows Romo saying he was driving to visit his grandparents after leaving a golf course. He told officers from the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office that he had not had any alcoholic beverages. Another video of bodycam footage shows Romo failing a field sobriety test.
A deputy saw an open alcoholic beverage "on the passenger side of a vehicle."
#bodycam
3 months ago
Some information has been released by the authorities in connection with 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's recent car accident. More information will not be.
The Palo Alto Police Department will not be releasing bodycam footage, the 911 call, or the accident report, according to Tony Farmer.
Via TMZ, the PAPD said the information is "exempt from disclosure" under the California Public Records Act.
"Nothing will be released related to this accident," a PAPD spokesperson told TMZ.
Which means we'll now be taking a closer look at whether the PAPD's position holds water.
#information #accident #papd #released
The Palo Alto Police Department will not be releasing bodycam footage, the 911 call, or the accident report, according to Tony Farmer.
Via TMZ, the PAPD said the information is "exempt from disclosure" under the California Public Records Act.
"Nothing will be released related to this accident," a PAPD spokesperson told TMZ.
Which means we'll now be taking a closer look at whether the PAPD's position holds water.
#information #accident #papd #released
3 months ago
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current CBS Sports broadcaster Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin on the night of July 23, according to police records obtained by USA TODAY Sports.
According to the records, Romo is accused of operating a vehicle while under the influence (OWI). Romo was stopped going southbound on I-43 and "performed poorly on SFSTs (standard field sobriety tests)." On July 28, new details came to light after bodycam footage surfaced.
Obtained by TMZ, the footage showed what took place during the stop and led to his arrest. Romo explained he was heading to his grandparents' home at the time of the stop, which occurred after the quarterback left a golf tournament nearby.
Take a look:
According to the officer, the reason for the stop was "unsafe passing on the right," and "cutting across the gore."
#july
According to the records, Romo is accused of operating a vehicle while under the influence (OWI). Romo was stopped going southbound on I-43 and "performed poorly on SFSTs (standard field sobriety tests)." On July 28, new details came to light after bodycam footage surfaced.
Obtained by TMZ, the footage showed what took place during the stop and led to his arrest. Romo explained he was heading to his grandparents' home at the time of the stop, which occurred after the quarterback left a golf tournament nearby.
Take a look:
According to the officer, the reason for the stop was "unsafe passing on the right," and "cutting across the gore."
#july
3 months ago
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current CBS broadcaster Tony Romo was arrested for OWI last week in Wisconsin. Bodycam footage of that arrest was published by TMZ on Tuesday. Within hours of that, conversation had already drifted to an unexpected place in the podcast realm.
"She has something against Tony right there," McCoy said on his "Speakeasy" show. "Unless she gambled. She might have placed some bets on Tony. On a serious note, though, sometimes I think, and I'm not saying the law enforcement, but sometimes, like, we're overdoing our job. Because he doesn't even seem drunk."
Emmanuel Acho attempted to clarify exactly what McCoy was saying by directly asking if it was that Romo should be given a pass, which McCoy was easily able to answer.
"I'm giving him a pass, God dang it," McCoy said before asking why Acho also wouldn't give him a pass.
"If you're driving under the influence I will never give you a pass," Acho explained. That serious comment lingered for barely a split second before everyone involved started laughing about an old viral video.
#mccoy #pass #romo #serious
"She has something against Tony right there," McCoy said on his "Speakeasy" show. "Unless she gambled. She might have placed some bets on Tony. On a serious note, though, sometimes I think, and I'm not saying the law enforcement, but sometimes, like, we're overdoing our job. Because he doesn't even seem drunk."
Emmanuel Acho attempted to clarify exactly what McCoy was saying by directly asking if it was that Romo should be given a pass, which McCoy was easily able to answer.
"I'm giving him a pass, God dang it," McCoy said before asking why Acho also wouldn't give him a pass.
"If you're driving under the influence I will never give you a pass," Acho explained. That serious comment lingered for barely a split second before everyone involved started laughing about an old viral video.
#mccoy #pass #romo #serious
3 months ago
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An arrest for suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated put NFL broadcaster and former QB Tony Romo in the headlines on Friday, less than two months before he's set to return to the CBS booth alongside Jim Nantz.
Romo was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee and now reportedly plans to keep a "low profile" for the remainder of the offseason before diving back into his broadcasting work in September.
Video of the arrest was released for the first time on Tuesday, showing Romo's interactions with police and his sobriety tests.
Here's a look at the video first released by TMZ.
#first
An arrest for suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated put NFL broadcaster and former QB Tony Romo in the headlines on Friday, less than two months before he's set to return to the CBS booth alongside Jim Nantz.
Romo was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee and now reportedly plans to keep a "low profile" for the remainder of the offseason before diving back into his broadcasting work in September.
Video of the arrest was released for the first time on Tuesday, showing Romo's interactions with police and his sobriety tests.
Here's a look at the video first released by TMZ.
#first
4 months ago
Social media influencer with pages called "Celebrity Medical Esthetician" and "Trad Wife" becomes a hot topic after a video of her arrest for shoplifting at a Jersey Shore ShopRite is released.
Jeana M. DiCarlo, 35, of Middletown, was arrested after Middletown Police Officer James Courtney responded to the ShopRite located at 1500 Route 35 at 5:16 p.m. on Friday due to a report of a female stealing on the premises, according to the Middletown Police report and the body camera video released by Transparency Bodycam.
DiCarlo has more than 30,900 followers on her Instagram account jgloskincaree, where she describes herself as a "Celebrity Medical Esthetician," business owner, a "Mom of 5," and a "FireWife". Her posts contain information about her skincare routine, her five children (a baby boy that she claims to have conceived via in vitro fertilization after five girls), and her firefighter husband who works with the FDNY.
According to the criminal complaint, store employees said that DiCarlo tried to leave the store with stolen merchandise. The value of the items was estimated at $548.80. Based on evidence from store surveillance video and the store's decision to press charges against her, DiCarlo was arrested, handcuffed, and transported to Middletown Township Police headquarters. She was charged with third-degree shoplifting and released on her own recognizance until her court appearance.
During the investigation, it was found that DiCarlo had committed similar crimes on May 8, May 17, and May 31, with a total value of the items of $1,940.20. Thus, the total estimated value for all four incidents became $2,489.
Jeana M. DiCarlo, 35, of Middletown, was arrested after Middletown Police Officer James Courtney responded to the ShopRite located at 1500 Route 35 at 5:16 p.m. on Friday due to a report of a female stealing on the premises, according to the Middletown Police report and the body camera video released by Transparency Bodycam.
DiCarlo has more than 30,900 followers on her Instagram account jgloskincaree, where she describes herself as a "Celebrity Medical Esthetician," business owner, a "Mom of 5," and a "FireWife". Her posts contain information about her skincare routine, her five children (a baby boy that she claims to have conceived via in vitro fertilization after five girls), and her firefighter husband who works with the FDNY.
According to the criminal complaint, store employees said that DiCarlo tried to leave the store with stolen merchandise. The value of the items was estimated at $548.80. Based on evidence from store surveillance video and the store's decision to press charges against her, DiCarlo was arrested, handcuffed, and transported to Middletown Township Police headquarters. She was charged with third-degree shoplifting and released on her own recognizance until her court appearance.
During the investigation, it was found that DiCarlo had committed similar crimes on May 8, May 17, and May 31, with a total value of the items of $1,940.20. Thus, the total estimated value for all four incidents became $2,489.
4 months ago
The Terrion Arnold news could have the Cowboys and Lions talking about a trade. What's going to happen to the former first-round pick regarding his felony kidnapping and robbery charges remains to be seen, but his release has left Detroit with a hole in their secondary... and Dallas suddenly finds themselves in a position to do a deal. To top today's Cowboys headlines, we explore why Caelen Carson might bring the best return in a swap with the Lions.
Elsewhere in Cowboys Nation, we get to know Curtis Robinson, the newly-added veteran linebacker who may be flying under fans' radars, and we learn that a new poll has the Cowboys coming in second when it comes to identifying who is truly "America's Team."
Looking at the Cowboys' upcoming opponents, it's worth noting that Micah Parsons not only played in but won a star-studded pickleball tournament recently. While Parsons is expected to miss the first four games of the season for the Packers, he's certainly making moves toward getting back on the field. Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk may have blown his chances with the Commanders, and the Rams are looking very much like the team to beat in 2026.
Elsewhere in the league, the NFL's kickoff weekend may suddenly have a scheduling conflict. Republicans have just announced a midterm convention- to be held in Dallas- that will clash with the first two games of the NFL's primetime schedule: the Sept. 9 Patriots-Seahawks kickoff, and the Sept. 10 Rams-49ers tilt being played in Melbourne, Australia. No word yet on whether either side will budge. We're learning more about Dianna Russini's wild story where she supposedly FaceTimed an NFL coach during a traffic stop. Bodycam video shows a different reality... and actually pulls the Minnesota Vikings and quarterback J.J. McCarthy into the drama, too.
Cowboys and Lions could link up for trade after Terrion Arnold release :: SI.com (Link)
Elsewhere in Cowboys Nation, we get to know Curtis Robinson, the newly-added veteran linebacker who may be flying under fans' radars, and we learn that a new poll has the Cowboys coming in second when it comes to identifying who is truly "America's Team."
Looking at the Cowboys' upcoming opponents, it's worth noting that Micah Parsons not only played in but won a star-studded pickleball tournament recently. While Parsons is expected to miss the first four games of the season for the Packers, he's certainly making moves toward getting back on the field. Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk may have blown his chances with the Commanders, and the Rams are looking very much like the team to beat in 2026.
Elsewhere in the league, the NFL's kickoff weekend may suddenly have a scheduling conflict. Republicans have just announced a midterm convention- to be held in Dallas- that will clash with the first two games of the NFL's primetime schedule: the Sept. 9 Patriots-Seahawks kickoff, and the Sept. 10 Rams-49ers tilt being played in Melbourne, Australia. No word yet on whether either side will budge. We're learning more about Dianna Russini's wild story where she supposedly FaceTimed an NFL coach during a traffic stop. Bodycam video shows a different reality... and actually pulls the Minnesota Vikings and quarterback J.J. McCarthy into the drama, too.
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4 months ago
New bodycam footage from a traffic stop not only shows former NFL reporter Dianna Russini using Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell to get out of a traffic ticket, we also hear her take a shot at quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
The newly released video comes from a police bodycam during a traffic stop that took place back in in January, nearly three months before Russini was caught up in a scandal with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, which led to her resignation from The Athletic.
In the clip, Russini, who was pulled over for being on her phone, asks the cop what his favorite team is, to which he responds the Vikings.
"I'm a Vikings fan, unfortunately," the police officer said.
MORE: Mike Vrabel, media tiptoe around Dianna Russini drama at OTAs presser
The newly released video comes from a police bodycam during a traffic stop that took place back in in January, nearly three months before Russini was caught up in a scandal with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, which led to her resignation from The Athletic.
In the clip, Russini, who was pulled over for being on her phone, asks the cop what his favorite team is, to which he responds the Vikings.
"I'm a Vikings fan, unfortunately," the police officer said.
MORE: Mike Vrabel, media tiptoe around Dianna Russini drama at OTAs presser
5 months ago
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA - JULY 18: Dustin Poirier waits backstage during the UFC 318 ceremonial weigh-ins at Smoothie King Center on July 18, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Mike Roach/Zuffa LLC)
Dustin Poirier was arrested on Father's Day, June 21, for public intoxication and the bodycam arrest video spread across social media on Tuesday. Poirier took to Instagram to address the situation and to acknowledge that he's at the point where he needs help.
Who: Dustin Poirier, 37, retired former interim UFC lightweight champion
Incident: Arrested Sunday, June 21 (Father's Day) at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Charge: Misdemeanor public intoxication; booked at Clayton County Jail, released on bond within hours
Dustin Poirier was arrested on Father's Day, June 21, for public intoxication and the bodycam arrest video spread across social media on Tuesday. Poirier took to Instagram to address the situation and to acknowledge that he's at the point where he needs help.
Who: Dustin Poirier, 37, retired former interim UFC lightweight champion
Incident: Arrested Sunday, June 21 (Father's Day) at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Charge: Misdemeanor public intoxication; booked at Clayton County Jail, released on bond within hours
5 months ago
Atlanta police have released body camera footage of the moments former UFC fighter Dustin Poirier was arrested in the Atlanta airport.
Poirier, 37, was arrested on Sunday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and booked on a public drunkenness charge. He was released from the Clayton County Jail a few hours later.
Newly released bodycam video shows an officer approach Poirier as he was visibly agitated and shouting profanities at the officer and Delta workers.
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The officer appears to recognize Poirier.
Poirier, 37, was arrested on Sunday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and booked on a public drunkenness charge. He was released from the Clayton County Jail a few hours later.
Newly released bodycam video shows an officer approach Poirier as he was visibly agitated and shouting profanities at the officer and Delta workers.
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The officer appears to recognize Poirier.
5 months ago
Four more men have pleaded guilty to violent disorder following protests held in Southampton after the murder of Henry Nowak.
Hampshire Police said earlier it had charged six more men, in their 20s and 30s - four from Southampton, one from Gosport and Romsey - after disorder in the city on Tuesday night.
The protests followed the release of police bodycam footage showing 18-year-old Nowak being placed in handcuffs after he had been stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, 23, who was jailed for life on Monday.
All six appeared at Southampton Magistrates' Court on Saturday. This brings the total number of people charged following the protests to 11.
Earlier on Saturday, Hampshire Police said the following five men had been charged with violent disorder:
Hampshire Police said earlier it had charged six more men, in their 20s and 30s - four from Southampton, one from Gosport and Romsey - after disorder in the city on Tuesday night.
The protests followed the release of police bodycam footage showing 18-year-old Nowak being placed in handcuffs after he had been stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, 23, who was jailed for life on Monday.
All six appeared at Southampton Magistrates' Court on Saturday. This brings the total number of people charged following the protests to 11.
Earlier on Saturday, Hampshire Police said the following five men had been charged with violent disorder:
5 months ago
The chief constable of Hampshire police has apologised to the family of Henry Nowak for the student being handcuffed and arrested as he lay dying.
Chief Constable Alexis Boon told the BBC he was "distressed" as others had been by the bodycam footage which showed the 18-year-old repeatedly telling officers that he had been stabbed and could not breathe.
Police can be seen in the footage arresting the teenager after his murderer Vickrum Digwa had falsely claimed he had been racially abused by the victim.
Asked what he would now say to the family, Boon told the BBC: "I'm so sorry you've had to go through this." He reiterated an apology on behalf of the force for the way in which Henry had been handcuffed and arrested.
Digwa, 23, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years on Monday for the murder in December.
Chief Constable Alexis Boon told the BBC he was "distressed" as others had been by the bodycam footage which showed the 18-year-old repeatedly telling officers that he had been stabbed and could not breathe.
Police can be seen in the footage arresting the teenager after his murderer Vickrum Digwa had falsely claimed he had been racially abused by the victim.
Asked what he would now say to the family, Boon told the BBC: "I'm so sorry you've had to go through this." He reiterated an apology on behalf of the force for the way in which Henry had been handcuffed and arrested.
Digwa, 23, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years on Monday for the murder in December.
