Burlington, Vermont, a far left town on the east coast, is now calling for more police officers and admitting they made a mistake in 2020 when they removed over 30 officers in the budget after the George Floyd incident.  They also declared racism a public health emergency. 

Initially, they had funding for 105 officers but lowered it to 74.  Now, they only have 68 officers and are struggling to recruit.  The homeless and criminals are destroying the town.  Assault is up 40% and gun crime is up 300%. 

How did they not know firing cops would increase crime?

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The suspect pulled up behind Ellie's Jeep, fired two shots into her vehicle, fatally striking her. She was able to exit the vehicle before collapsing, where her ex then shot her again as she lay bleeding.

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/22-year-old-med-student-executed-by-ex-boyfriend-at-cancer-charity-walk-video-shows-dramatic-arrest

This is the Kamala Harris demographic in a nutshell. Screaming at a toddler over politics. They are just insane.

James Woods

Hello Michigan

No such thing as a routine traffic stop...

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Caught On Camera:

🌊🚤 In a rare glimpse of law enforcement’s work on the water, officers pulled two men from the ocean, saving their lives in a heroic rescue.

It's not often we see officers operating beyond the roads and streets, but their work spans far beyond high-speed chases and traffic stops. Whether on land or water, these officers risk everything to protect and serve. Their quick action made the difference between life and death for these two men.

This is the commitment, bravery, and dedication we see every day in law enforcement.

It’s beyond aggravating that the Biden-Harris administration continues to stonewall even the common sense solutions that everyone agrees on.

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/white-house-forgets-firearm-industry-led-effort-to-combat-illegal-gun-possession-again

A Washington state county has awarded $1.25 million to the family of a black armed drug dealer killed by police.

Kevin Peterson Jr., 21, was killed by Clark County Sheriff’s deputies during a drug sting in 2020 after he allegedly refused orders to drop his firearm.

Peterson was a drug dealer and suspected gang member who advocated to kill police.

Read more: https://thepostmillennial.com/washington-state-county-to-pay-out-1-25-million-to-family-of-armed-drug-dealer-shot-by-police#google_vignette

Deputies had a fantastic time attending Halloween Trunk-or-Treat events across the city at Hemingway Park, Del Amo Park, and more! We loved seeing all the creative costumes, handing out candy, and connecting with the community.

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Full speech: President Donald J Trump in Novi, Michigan.

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NEW: ICE NYC confirms both of the illegal aliens arrested in Palm Beach, FL for sex trafficking a teen girl were released after crossing the TX border in May 2023 & were protected by sanctuary policies in NYC. Both were previously arrested by NYPD & released back into the community, where they committed additional crimes. ICE detainers were ignored, & the suspects were shielded by NYC’s refusal to cooperate with ICE.

Specifically, Enyerbert Alberto Blanco, a Venezuelan national, was arrested by NYPD on 10/31/23 for murder intention & criminal use of a firearm.
ICE NYC placed a detainer request on him, but it was ignored and Blanco was released from Rikers Island. He is now arrested in Florida in connection with sex trafficking the teen girl.

Yenire Karolina Pacheco Leiton is a Colombian national. NYPD arrested her in July 2023 for obstructing government administration, criminal possession of a weapon and reckless endangerment.

ICE NYC says before they could lodge a detainer against her, she had already been released from local custody. She is now arrested in Florida in connection with sex trafficking the teen girl.

Kenneth Ganalo, the director of ICE’s NYC field office, is blasting NYC’s sanctuary policies in a statement:

“Current New York City policies preclude city law enforcement agencies from cooperation or communicating with ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations. These policies inadvertently allow criminals to freely roam our city and country subjecting New Yorkers and all Americans to unnecessary harm.

Both individuals in this case were in the custody of the NYPD and New York City Department of Corrections last year; however, due to the current policies and the city’s refusal to cooperate with ERO, these criminals were released back into the community, where they committed additional crimes, without being referred to ERO New York City.

ERO officers are sworn federal law enforcement officers who enforce U.S. immigration laws created to keep Americans safe from criminal noncitizens. ERO New York City will continue to protect communities by removing these criminals from the streets; however, the safety and security of citizens, residents and law-abiding migrants would be enhanced if New York City and New York State leaders reversed their policy of non-cooperation with ICE.”

Fox: Dodgers-Yankees attracted 15.2 million viewers, most for any World Series Game 1 since Dodgers-Astros in 2017.

Percentage of TV sets in use tuned to game in:

Los Angeles: 58%
New York: 37%

BREAKING! Philadelphia Union Goalkeeper Holden Trent has died at the age of 25.  

“The Philadelphia Union is devastated by the heartbreaking passing of Holden Trent.”   

No cause of death has been given publicly, per Steve Keeley.

Jim Donovan, the beloved voice of the Cleveland Browns, has died at 68. #RIP

https://www.news5cleveland.com/sports/browns/jim-donovan-the-beloved-voice-of-the-cleveland-browns-has-died-at-68

UPDATE: Deputies in Pinellas County, FL say they’ve arrested 45 people for looting in the weeks after Hurricanes Helene & Milton. 41 of them are noncitizens.

In a news conference in Madeira Beach Thursday afternoon, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said the severe damage wrought by the hurricanes has drawn an unprecedented amount of bad actors to the beaches.

“We’ve never seen anything of this magnitude before, we’ve never seen this influx of people from out of the area that are clearly just here to steal and to pilfer and to do bad things and to target these vulnerable people,” he said.

Between Oct. 2 and Thursday, deputies conducting looting patrols on the barrier islands had arrested 45 people on charges including armed robbery, burglary, loitering and prowling, grand theft, vandalism and trespassing.

Two of the suspects were Pinellas County residents and 41 were not U.S. citizens, Gualtieri said.

Read more: https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2024/10/25/pinellas-beaches-looting-unlicensed-contracting-milton-helene-damage/