Ohio: Cleveland Division of Police is investigating a Thursday night shooting involving a Cuyahoga County deputy.

One person was shot and transported to a nearby hospital, according to Cuyahoga County Press Secretary Jennifer Ciaccia. Cleveland EMS confirmed that a 15-year-old was transported from the scene in serious condition. At this time, it is unknown how he was injured or if it is the same person.

Three people on the scene were taken into custody, according to Cleveland police.

The deputy was evaluated at a nearby hospital and has since been released, Ciaccia said.

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/cuyahoga-county-deputy-involved-in-shooting-thursday-night

Watch: PG&E CEO speaks on reducing impact of planned power shutoffs.

While Pacific Gas & Electric Co. shuts off power to thousands of customers during windy conditions, the utility's CEO is talking about their long-term work to minimize service disruptions.

PG&E for years now has been proactively shutting off power to customers in areas it deems at risk of wildfires. Those planned outages are known as Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS).

CEO Patti Poppe said for a utility in the business of keeping power running to their customers, one of the tougher decisions is to cut that power when it's windy and dry enough that their equipment could start a large fire. She says they're focused on reducing the number of people who are impacted.

Video and witnesses confirm officer Brad Lunsford was completely justified using deadly force against a felon violently resisting arrest.

When officers are disarmed of their tasers or are otherwise incapacitated during a struggle, the consequences can be deadly.

Officer Brad Lunsford was completely justified in his use of force.

... but an anti-cop, Soros-backed prosecutor is coming after him anyway.

We're standing with officer Lunsford until he clears his name from this political prosecution by @NewMexicoDOJ.

Head to http://policedefense.org to join us.

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NEW: Police in Rensselaer, NY announce the arrests of two suspected Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang members in connection to the shooting murder & robbery of a 59-year-old man at a hotel in Stamford, CT.

Both illegal aliens were found w/ the victim's stolen possessions. I'm told by law enforcement sources that the female was caught & released at the border in Fort Brown, TX on 5/26/22, the male entered the US as a gotaway at an unknown time & location, and the victim was an Ecuadorian national who was legally in the U.S. with a green card.

ICE has placed detainers on both suspects.

Bill Melugin

An investigation is underway into a rash of robberies centered around the iconic Times Square he says are the work of a group of over twenty illegal immigrant children belonging to the Tren de Aragua gang.

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/gang-members-as-young-as-11-years-old-wreck-havoc-at-gunpoint-in-times-square

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The Los Angeles Police Department’s Force Investigation Division is investigating an Officer-Involved Shooting that occurred in North Hollywood Division.

On September 16, 2024, around 4:50 a.m., North Hollywood Division uniformed officers responded to a radio call of an Assault with a Deadly Weapon Suspect with a Firearm in the 12100 block of Victory Boulevard. Witnesses indicated that the suspect, later identified as 37-year-old Sean Griffin, had shot into an occupied vehicle, striking a victim. As the officers entered the intersection of Victory Boulevard and Bellingham Avenue, they encountered Griffin armed with a firearm. Griffin pointed the firearm at the officers, and an Officer-Involved Shooting occurred.

Griffin fled on foot as additional units began to arrive in the area. Additional officers encountered Griffin, still armed with a firearm, where a second OIS occurred. Griffin continued running, still armed, into a nearby multi-story parking structure. Officers again encountered Griffin in the parking structure, where he pointed his firearm toward the officers, and a third OIS occurred. Griffin was struck by gunfire and fell to the ground. Officers rendered aid to Griffin until the arrival of Los Angeles Fire Department personnel, but he was pronounced deceased at the scene.

A loaded firearm with one round in the chamber and two rounds in the magazine was located next to Griffin, and additional live rounds were recovered from Griffin’s person. The firearm was recovered and booked as evidence.

No officers were injured as a result of this incident

"The American people have a contrast before them, between President Trump, who is a successful former president, and Kamala Harris, who has proven to be the worst vice president in our nation's history."

— Karoline Leavitt

NEW: Authorities are investigating after a 7-year-old boy was found shot to death in Lancaster, California.

Los Angeles County deputies responded to a home on the 44100 block of Dahlia Street at around 3:46 p.m.

Inside, deputies found a 7-year-old boy with a critical gunshot wound. Despite life-saving measures, he was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.

The circumstances leading up to his death remain unclear. However, LASD said no foul play is suspected.

Inside the home, another child and an adult were located and are being interviewed by detectives.

http://local.nixle.com/alert/11269899/

No further details at this time.

HARRISNOMIC

BREAKING! STLA Stellantis, maker of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Maserati have announced plans to sell, will close Arizona provide grounds. The former Detroit Chrysler headquarters  also on the chopping block.

CEO Carlos Tavares has been under increasing pressure from Wall Street, dealers and the UAW over the company's finances and performance.

Stellantis has reduced its US workforce to 11,000 employees, compared to 28,000 at Ford and 53,000 at GM.

Jeff Vaughn

"That was a home court for Donald Trump...it's a uniquely New York event."

Mark Halperin and Theryn Bond discuss Donald Trump's speech at the Al Smith Dinner

Mexico: Video showing the aftermath of clashes in Culiacán, Sinaloa (Campo el Diez) this morning.

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⚠️ Due to heightened fire danger, CAL FIRE has increased staffing across the state for the duration of the current red flag warning to protect our communities. High winds and low humidity create critical fire weather conditions. Stay alert and prepared!
 
🔥 Fire Prevention Tips:
•Avoid outdoor activities that can cause sparks (e.g., mowing, grilling).
•Never park on dry grass.
•Secure trailer chains to avoid dragging.
•Dispose of cigarettes properly.
 
For tips on how to keeping your home and community safe visit http://readyforwildfire.org

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Please stop referring to criminal migrants as “illegals” and “immigrants”. Use the proper language or I will report your channel. They are criminal, not illegal.

This is disgusting California politics.

1. A drug dealer poisoned & killed their daughter with a pill laced with fentanyl. 

2. Democrat public safety leaders in CA then repeatedly blocked their sponsored legislation to add a warning to the law for fentanyl dealers. 

3. The Gov and Dem leaders then tried to kill the citizens’ initiative, that the family supported to carry the admonition and their daughter’s name, by proposing a watered-down proposal using her name, without the family’s permission. 

4. The Gov’s Chief of Staff then called the family to apologize and mispronounced their daughter’s name. 

5. The Gov and Dems leaders then abandoned their competing initiative. 

6. And now, the Gov and Dem leaders are aggressively trying to defeat the family yet again by killing Proposition 36, that legitimately carries Alexandra’s name. 

More: https://www.cbsnews.com/sacramento/news/california-alexanders-law-prop-36/

This video was shot 24 hours after Sec. Mayorkas visited Brownsville Texas and said the border was closed. This invasion has cost American taxpayers billions of dollars and brought historic crime to this country.

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A Virginia State trooper was injured after his vehicle was sideswiped in York County while on the side of the road on Wednesday morning, police said.

Around 3:15 a.m., a Virginia State Trooper notified emergency communications center that he was struck by another vehicle on I-64 at 236 mm, and was injured as a result.

Trooper B. Nicholson was stopped on the closed shoulder of the interstate and had just completed a traffic stop on another vehicle. After he re-entered his 2021 marked Ford Explorer, he was struck and sideswiped by a 2000 Ford Contour.

The owner of the Ford Contour was 63-year-old Johnnie Ray Davis.

The state vehicle had all the emergency equipment on, police said. Davis was not impaired at the time of the crash, and speed was not a contributing factor.

Davis was charged with reckless driving at the scene.

Nicholson sustained non life-threatening injuries and was taken to Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center.

https://bit.ly/3UcSFPD

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery. 🙏🏽

Watch: Jocelyn Nungaray’s mom, live on FoxNews, blasts VP Kamala Harris for what she described as a “half apology” during her interview.

“I think she’s completely full of it, she is not a sincere woman at all…If she wants to run this country she needs to take into consideration the families she has affected with these policies she has allowed…She had to shift like she always does in every interview, she had to somehow shift it over to Trump…why can’t you just take accountability like you should?”

Bret Baier interviewed President Trump and interrupted him 20 times and followed up constantly. It didn't even register to me at the time because Trump just does interviews all the time.

Kamala does one tough interview and her campaign whines about it for days.

This isn't a game. This person is asking the American people to make her the president of the United States.

If you have to run interference because a big bad journalist asked her tough questions, then maybe she shouldn't be commander-in-chief of the US military.

JD Vance

Video: B-2 Stealth Bomber flying over the Antelope Valley, California couple days ago.

9/21-9/28: CBP officers at the Nogales POE seized a combined total of approximately 709,308 fentanyl pills, 13.75 lbs cocaine, and 66.85 lbs meth in 4 loads. Concealment methods included gas tanks, doors, panels, truck cab back wall.

Port Director Michael W. Humphries