The same day, a separate criminal case was filed against Lanz with six additional charges, including two counts of aggravated battery on police, a count of making a terrorist threat and a charge for rioting in a penal institution, the records show.Ī judge reduced his bond in May to $30,000 and released him, imposing some conditions, including that he not ingest illegal drugs and that he undergo a mental health evaluation. Lanz was arrested in April in Cobb County, Georgia, on criminal trespassing and burglary charges, according to online court records. Marine Corps in October 2012 but was “administratively separated” less than a month later and never earned the title Marine, the Corps said in a statement. The officials could not discuss the investigation publicly and spoke to The AP on condition of anonymity. Investigators were still trying to determine a motive for the attack and were digging into Lanz’s background, including any potential history of mental illness or any reason he might want to target the Pentagon or police officers. Responding officers then shot and killed Lanz. The officer was ambushed by Lanz, who ran at him and stabbed him in the neck, according to two of the law enforcement officials. The suspect was identified by multiple law enforcement officials as Austin William Lanz, 27, of Georgia. Officials said they believe two bystanders were injured. The Fairfax County Police Department also tweeted condolences about the officer’s death. The deaths of the officer and the suspect were first confirmed by officials who were not authorized to discuss the matter and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. The ensuing violence, which included a volley of gunshots, resulted in “several casualties,” said Woodrow Kusse, the chief of the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, which is responsible for security in the facility. military, was temporarily placed on lockdown after a man attacked the officer on a bus platform shortly after 10:30 a.m. The Pentagon, the headquarters of the U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Pentagon police officer died after being stabbed Tuesday during a burst of violence at a transit center outside the building, and a suspect was shot by law enforcement and died at the scene. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. However, the UK government is unlikely to reopen this desk as their findings have shown that UFOs are not believed to be a military threat.This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. This led to the Pentagon establishing a UFO task force to take a greater look at what is going on up there. “It’s high time they changed and we had an open attitude to explore the best evidence in the public,” Heseltine added.Įarlier this year, the Pentagon released stunning footage of what appeared to be a UFO, which was reportedly filmed in 2004.
Official records of UFOs have not been kept since the Ministry of Defence’s UFO desk was shut down in 2009.
The father of two from Scholes now wants the government to start publishing reports on alien sightings again. Heseltine has reportedly maintained a database of 550 sightings of UFOs from the police, some of which date back to 1901 and are even supported by video footage. With less air traffic, the likelihood of seeing UFOs has increased.” He said: “This could be a hugely significant moment in the history of UFOs. Speaking of this peculiar phenomenon, Heseltine claimed that the lack of air travel has likely resulted in the amount of UFO’s being spotted in the skies overhead. In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Gary Heseltine, a retired police officer turned UFO enthusiast from West Yorkshire claims that sightings have increased during the Covid-19 pandemic. The coronavirus pandemic has seen an uptake in hobbies that many of us have possibly never even attempted before due to the vast majority of people being forced to stay at home.īaking, running, yoga and chess have all proven popular but one that many wouldn’t have seen coming is UFO spotting, which has reportedly increased in 2020.
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