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Say what? Law Enforcement Today and Black Lives Matter actually agree on something
If someone told us that Law Enforcement Today and Black Lives Matter would agree on something, we definitely wouldn’t have had that on our 2024 bingo card. Yet in a year when the incumbent president announced he was not going to run a mere 100 days out from the election and his opponent would be the target of an assassin’s bullet, anything can happen and that is exactly what occurred.
New York police officers in Washington, D.C. 'to bolster Capitol security' participated in foot pursuit
WASHINTON, D.C. - In an unusual sight, citizens of Washington, D.C., and visitors were treated Tuesday to a foot pursuit that included officers of the NYPD assisting the beleaguered DC Metro Police. According to reporting from The Washington Post, NYPD officers arriving in Washington, D.C. witnessed a foot pursuit in...
Why is ATF repeatedly violating firearm trace data laws?
Originally written by Larry Keane for NSSF. Republished with permission. Someone at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) believes it is easier – or more politically convenient – to roll over to gun control activists and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit than it is to defend a federal law protecting firearm trace data.
Police officer poisoned by fentanyl during traffic stop was 'fighting for his life'
SOUTHPORT, IN - Lieutenant Tony Wilson of the Southport Police Department suffered from a near-fatal exposure to fentanyl during a traffic stop and is reportedly recovering after accidentally inhaling trace amounts of the drug in powder form. As reported by Fox 59, the SPD said that at approximately 7:00 p.m.,...
Law enforcement: NYPD's gang database needed now more than ever. Politicians: get rid of it.
NEW YORK CITY, NY - As reported in the New York Post, City Council members who are pushing soft-on-crime policies now want to delete the New York Police Department's (NYPD) gang database, even though data indicates that there has been a surge in gang-affiliated illegal immigrants relocating to the city.
What if liberal politicians went on police ride-alongs - would that help save America? Michael Letts says "yes".
If the last few years have taught the law enforcement profession anything, it’s that liberal Democrat politicians don’t support their own local law enforcement. Many went as far as to publicly criticize and went on to defund the police. It’s no wonder why so many departments nationwide are...
Got him: Manhunt leads to the arrest of the suspect who fatally shot a Michigan officer
MELVINDALE, MI - A federal manhunt has led to the arrest of the man accused of fatally shooting Melvindale Police Officer Mohamed Said. According to reports, the suspect has been identified as Michael Lopez. He was arrested on Monday, July 22nd, at 6:42. p.m. in the area of Livernois Avenue and Otis Street. Several police agencies, including the Michigan State Police, descended on a home to take Lopez into custody.
Former New Orleans police officer indicted for wire fraud amidst alleged affair with mayor
NEW ORLEANS, LA - Former New Orleans Police Officer Jaffrey Vappie, who was assigned to the security detail of Democrat Mayor LaToya Cantrell, has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on seven counts of wire fraud and one count of making false statements. Cantrell was also implicated as "Public Official One, mayor of the City of New Orleans."
Elderly comedian recovering after being randomly punched on the streets of New York City
NEW YOKR CITY, NY - Comedian D'yan Forest, who is 89-years-old, was randomly punched and knocked to the ground while waiting to cross a street New York City. According to ABC News, Forest said that she had stopped at a coffee shop and was heading to a swimming pool when someone came up to her from behind and hit her in the eye. She laid on the ground in shock, waiting for police and first responders to come to her aid. Recalling the violent incident she said, "I thought I had lost use of the eye because I couldn't see anything."
Police officer shot in the face while leaving for work, suspect ends hours long standoff with suicide
MOODY, AL - Chief Reece Smith with the Moody Police Department in Alabama told reporters Monday that an officer from nearby Homewood is in recovery after he sustained a gunshot wound to the face after leaving his home for work Sunday morning. Reporting from The Trussville Tribune revealed that the...
Instead of ensuring safety of it's protectees, Secret Service's primary goal seems to be recruiting from the LGBTQ community (op-ed)
WASHINGTON, DC - Instead of ensuring the safety of its protectees and having that as a primary goal, the director of equity at the United States Secret Service instead claims it is a “mission imperative” and the “ultimate goal” of the agency to spread DEI, including hosting seminars on the “respectful use of pronouns.”
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