Conflits · fugitive arrestDans le Missouri, neuf agents sont tombés en quelques secondes. La vidéo est claire. La cause, non.Rédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00Nine deputies fell roughly 2 seconds0:01[music] when a second-story apartment0:03deck in Missouri gave way beneath a US0:05Marshals Task Force serving an arrest0:07warrant. All nine suffered broken bones,0:10torn muscles, and head injuries, but the0:12Marshal [music] Service says every one0:14of them is expected to return to work.0:16The team was there for 26-year-old Jacob0:18Alexander Munoz.0:19>> [music]0:19>> He was not inside the apartment at the0:21time and later turned himself in. Video0:23captures the sudden drop [music] with0:25numerous firearms present and no0:27accidental discharge occurred.0:29>> [music]0:29>> Collapse is described as a freak0:31accident rather than caused by the0:33operation itself. The incident0:35spotlights [music] the physical risk0:36built into routine fugitive work. The0:38Marshals make almost 300 arrests per day0:41nationally. What caused the deck to0:43fail, its inspection and maintenance0:45history, and whether a formal structural0:47investigation or liability review will0:49follow remain open.0:51Like and follow for more stories that0:53matter.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
