Texas: A train derailed and hit the Chamber of Commerce building in the city of Pecos Wednesday, according to Daniel of Alvarado with Reeves County media.

The derailment happened around 5 p.m. near Oak Street and Dot Stafford Street, according to the Town of Pecos City - Facebook page.

Traffic Information from Reeves County:
• Southbound Traffic on Highway 285 is being diverted to F Street and County Road 1216.
• Northbound Traffic on Highway 285 will experience closures on 3rd and 4th Streets.

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"We believe that your administration's focus on enhancing the efficiency and integrity of government operations aligns directly with our core mission."

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/federal-law-enforcement-officers-association-supports-trump-in-restoring-rule-of-law

Today, Officer Colton Pulsipher was laid to rest in a heartfelt ceremony in Moapa.

The outpouring of love and support was a testament to his incredible impression on this community. Officer Pulsipher served with courage, integrity, and dedication, always putting the safety of others before his own.

As we honor his legacy, we remember a man who truly embodied the spirit of service. He will forever hold a special place in our hearts.

Rest easy, Officer Pulsipher. We’ve got it from here.

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Eric Schmitt: "President Trump ran on reforming Permanent Washington.

And nothing reeks of Permanent Washington like bloated, last minute, omnibus-like spending monstrosities."

Several Dearborn Heights children will enjoy a brighter holiday season, thanks to the city’s “Shop With a Hero” program.

About 70 local kids have been selected to take part in the event, where they’ll receive Target gift cards to shop for items of their choice while being accompanied by Dearborn Heights police officers and firefighters.

The students were nominated by leaders from local school districts, with support for the initiative coming from community sponsors, including Luxury Auto Spa, J & T Crova Towing, Code 3 Security, and Priority Waste.

The City of Dearborn Heights, its Police and Fire Departments, and local businesses teamed up to make this special event possible.

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Our thoughts and prayers are with the Georgia State Patrol K9 officer and their loyal K9 partner following today’s tragic incident in which the K9 was shot in the line of duty. 🙏🏽

DEVELOPING! Georgia: Authorities are searching for a suspect believed to be “armed and dangerous” in Coweta County after a police chase Wednesday afternoon, which led to a Georgia State Patrol K-9 being shot and airlifted to the hospital. Thankfully, the K9 officer's injury was not life threatening.

Coweta County sheriff’s deputies are helping the Georgia State Patrol (GSP) find the suspect, who ran away after a vehicle pursuit in the area of South Highway 29 at Calico Loop in Grantville, according to the sheriff’s office.

More: https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2024/12/18/armed-dangerous-suspect-run-after-police-chase-coweta-county-officials-say/

Wisconsin: The Dane County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday that six impaired drivers were arrested within 12 hours.

They added that a deputy received minor injuries while helping Wisconsin State Patrol on a traffic stop with an drunk driver.

The arrests happened during the DCSO’s first of three Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over deployments.

The first incident happened Friday Dec. 13 in Medina following a single-vehicle crash. Officials said the driver was not hurt and was released after being cited for first offence operating while under the influence.

DCSO explained the crash involving the injured deputy happened around 3 a.m. Dec. 14. The crash happened on the off-ramp from Interstate 90 to U.S. Highway 12 east in Madison. Authorities said the driver drove away from the scene and has not yet been found. They say the deputy is recovering from his injuries.

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

More: https://www.wmtv15news.com/2024/12/18/6-arrested-12-hours-deputy-injured-during-dane-co-sheriffs-sober-driving-campaign/

Darwin Award news 🩼🤕

I hope the Corvette is fine 👀

Holiday Cheer 2024! 🎄✨

Bringing smiles, joy, and festive spirit to our amazing community.

#HappyHolidays

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The FBI successfully smoked out two agents of the Chinese Communist Party who were attempting to influence the IRS.

Here’s the fascinating story of how they were operating and got captured.
https://ept.ms/CCPspieS

Yesterday, Walnut/Diamond Bar Sheriff’s Station hosted its annual “Shop with A Cop” event. 🎄🎁

Thanks to the generosity of First General Bank of Rowland Heights, 7 families were given an opportunity to shop at Walmart with Deputies and members of the Family Resource Center of the Rowland Unified School District. Thank you to Raising Canes for also contributing to this charitable event.✨

Chauvin's legal team is looking to find out whether Floyd may have died from a heart condition. This is absolutely a GAME CHANGER.

REPOST this everywhere!

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/derek-chauvins-lawyers-allowed-to-sample-george-floyds-autopsy-samples

Massachusetts: "This evening at 5:17 PM, there was a two car motor vehicle accident involving a Bourne Police vehicle and a non-department vehicle. The Bourne Police officer was injured during the accident and has since been released from the hospital.  The other operator was not injured.

The Massachusetts State Police was requested to investigate the accident since a Bourne Police Officer was involved.  We are appreciative for their assistance and will be refraining from further comment on the incident until their investigation is complete."

Bourne Police Department

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

DEVELOPING! A Fort Worth police officer has been fired after injuring a woman during an arrest.

Officer Matthew Krueger was one of the officers to respond to a hit-and-run crash on Foch Street at 3:26 a.m. on June 23rd.

Fort Worth police say a suspected intoxicated driver crashed into another vehicle and a building before running from the scene on foot. While officers were investigating a crash, a woman approached and began to record officers with her phone.

Krueger told the woman multiple times to move across the street, so police could secure the scene, but she refused. Krueger then placed the woman under arrest.

During the arrest, Krueger used force to take the woman into custody. The woman had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.

The woman was later charged with interference of public duties, resisting arrest and making a false alarm or report.

More: https://www.fox4news.com/news/fort-worth-police-officer-fired-matthew-krueger

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Last Seen: Carol Avenue and Yosemite Parkway, Merced
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Washington DC: Metropolitan Transit Police Department (MTPD) officer was taken to the hospital Tuesday morning after he was stabbed in the wrist by a man who refused to pay the Metro Bus fare, according to WMATA officials.

At around 11:30 a.m., Trenton Lorenzo Collier, 40, of Southeast D.C., was stopped by MTPD officers at Gallery Place for allegedly not paying the Metro bus fare.

Collier had begun to flee when officers attempted to apprehend him. Suddenly, Collier pulled out a knife and stabbed the arresting officer in the wrist.

He was detained with the assistance of the Metropolitan Police Department after attempting to flee on foot again. Collier is being charged with Assault with a Dangerous Weapon, Assault on a Police Officer, Possession of unregistered ammunition, resisting arrest (Failure to ID), and Failure to Pay.

The stabbed officer maintained non-life-threatening injuries.

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

https://cbs12.com/news/nation-world/wmata-metro-bus-fare-stabbing-wrist-stabbed-metropolitan-transit-police-department-mtpd-office-trenton-lorenzo-collier-gallery-place

Here is a zip of the complete Fuentes file drop released by the police today

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rVG-pG-tw1uWRjHomxmT9kUtELLOb4QM/view?usp=share_link

A California Highway Patrol officer was injured Wednesday morning in a three-vehicle crash in Fresno.

CHP spokesperson Mike Salas said the officer was stopped in his marked vehicle on Olive Avenue at Clovis Avenue in the No. 2 lane.

He said the light turned green and the unit began to proceed through the intersection when a gray Honda Civic that was traveling southbound on Clovis Avenue facing a red light at 45 miles per hour. The Honda failed to stop for the red light and drove into the intersection, crashing into the right front of the CHP vehicle.

The crash caused the CHP vehicle to spin out of control and collide with a Honda Civic on its drive side that was in the No. 1 left lane on westbound on Olive Avenue at Clovis Avenue, Salas said.

The officer was taken to a local hospital for minor and moderate injuries, Salas said. The Honda driver had minor injuries.

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

More: https://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/article297327524.html

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