Stephen Miller: "POTUS is going to see this through to his conclusion and we will find and remove every terrorist from this country. President Trump will make this nation safer than ever before, and he'll do it over the fighting and opposition of the Democrat Party, over the fighting and opposition of the Communist left-wing judges..."

Imagine if the Democrats joined President Trump and put America first.

Newsom at a press conference held in a suspiciously sanitized corner of Sacramento. “We’re the global leader in innovation, yet our sidewalks are a testament to our commitment to… uh, protecting California values from that guy in the White House.”

The “Fourth World” label stems from a recent study by the Global Infrastructure Integrity Council, which found California’s sidewalks to be 47% more treacherous than those in developing nations. “Third-world countries at least have the excuse of limited resources,” said Dr. Maria Alvarez, the council’s lead researcher. “California has billions but chooses to let its cities resemble dystopian hellscapes. It’s like Mad Max, but with artisanal coffee shops and more violence.”

President Donald Trump, never one to miss a chance to dunk on the Golden State, weighed in from Mar-a-Lago. “California’s a disaster, folks. Fourth largest economy? Sure, but you can’t walk ten feet without stepping in something disgusting. I built better sidewalks in my hotels, believe me. Newsom’s got hair gel for brains!”

Newsom, undeterred, doubled down on California’s unique status. “Look, being Fourth World is a badge of honor. It means we’re so rich we can afford to let our streets be authentic, lived-in spaces. This is the California Dream. Billionaires and bohemian grit, side by side!”

Critics, however, argue the state’s priorities are skewed. Homelessness has surged 20% in the last two years, with over 180,000 people living on the streets, while public sanitation budgets have been slashed in favor of high-speed rail projects that remain perpetually unfinished. “We’ve got tech moguls flying private jets over tent cities,” said Alvarez. “It’s wealth and squalor in a way that defies categorization… hence, Fourth World.”

Newsom, ever optimistic, promised a bold future. “We’re launching a $10 billion taxpayer funded Sidewalk Renaissance Initiative,” he announced, “By 2035, California’s sidewalks will be as impressive as our GDP. Trust me.

KevinDalton

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Las Vegas - Security at a shopping mall on the LV Strip responding to a suspicious subject in a dining area- report of a male “masturbating into a slice of bread” under the table while looking at ‘Adult Escort Cards’

Sin City Alerts

Captain David Meyer procession to funeral home starting from CCME

Chicago Fire Media

NEW: $4M in stolen cargo recovered.

Authorities have recovered stolen merchandise inside a San Fernando storage facility. April 2025.

📸 Throwback Thursday

Meet Chief of Detectives William “Shoes” Schoemaker—a name that might not ring out today, but in the 1920s and ’30s, he was one of the most respected cops in Chicago.

Starting out as a printer’s apprentice and then a Tribune circulation worker, Schoemaker joined the Chicago PD in 1903 and worked his way up the ranks. He served 33 years, was decorated for bravery 23 times, and led the Detective Bureau during some of the city’s most violent years.

Schoemaker helped crack some of Chicago’s biggest cases, including the $2 million Rondout train robbery in 1924—the largest in U.S. history at the time—and the infamous Leopold and Loeb murder. Known for his honesty and toughness, he was a cop’s cop, earning the nickname “100% Policeman” from his superiors.

And then there was the green chair in his office—“The Undertaker’s Friend.” Suspects who sat in it had a way of ending up on the wrong end of a gangland hit. By 1934, 34 out of 35 had met a violent end.

In this photo, “Shoes” is holding confiscated Thompsons, but he looks more like a quiet accountant than a man who terrified gangsters and earned the loyalty of his detectives.

Credit: Dick Williams

This “Pomona father” is a previously deported illegal alien who returned to the U.S., which is a felony under 8 USC 1326 (illegal re-entry after removal).

The “day laborers” targeted had charges for child abuse, assault with a deadly weapon, DUI, and immigration violations.

Bill Melugin

This operation targeted an illegal alien with an active arrest warrant. During the operation nine additional illegal aliens were encountered – several had prior charges, including child abuse, assault with a deadly weapon, immigration violations, and DUI.

Homeland Security

BREAKING: Official Trump Store is now selling "Trump 2028" hats.

On Thursday, a “Trump 2028” hat ($50) and a “Trump 2028” T-shirt ($36) became available for purchase on the website.

Read more: https://www.kbtx.com/2025/04/24/trump-2028-hats-t-shirts-are-being-sold-his-official-merch-site/

At ZERO arrests of Congress who tried to kill us, trafficking people, stealing our money….how about a mother fucking arrest?

BREAKING: Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a shooting on Thursday in the Glenvar Heights neighborhood.

At least four people were reportedly shot, though the extent of their injuries was not immediately known. The shooter is dead.

🧢 Live: https://fb.watch/zad-CscDsm/

Watch: New video shows moment gunfire erupts at business in Miami-Dade, Florida.

🎥 Only in Dade IG

Set out to watch the Lyrid meteor shower from Whitefish, Montana last night and saw this instead 😍

Ali Bradley

NEW: "Florida Highway Patrol's revised trooper PIT maneuver policy not consistent with federal safety recommendations."

Thoughts?

Tennessee: K-9 Aksel Seriously Injured in Crash after Patrol Vehicle Struck by Failing-to-Yield Motorist

The crash happened with his partner Officer Reese Harper on Wednesday, when their vehicle was responding with lights and sirens to a domestic violence situation. That's when another vehicle hit Officer Harper and K9 Aksel. Only K9 Aksel was substantially injured in the crash at Old Lebanon Dirt Road.

"We truly appreciate the continued love, concern, and support for K9 Aksel. At this time, there is no new update to share—he remains under the care of emergency veterinary specialists.

Our focus today is on his continued care, supporting his partner Officer Reese Harper, and holding onto hope for the best possible outcome.

Thank you for keeping them both in your hearts."

Mt Juliet Police Department X

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for Aksel's recovery. 🙏🏻

Get Well Soon K-9 Aksel 💙

ICYMI: Republican Mayor of Lancaster, CA created a major controversy during a city council meeting in February when he provocatively suggested that the city handle it’s ongoing homelessness problem by “give[ing] them free fentanyl… all the fentanyl they want.”

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ca-mayor-quips-to-solve-homelessness-city-should-give-them-free-fentanyl-suggests-federal-purge

Central Division Detectives assigned to the investigation involving “Rusty” had the opportunity to visit him and check on his welfare. Rusty is in good spirits, full of energy and love.  🐶 

LAPD Central Division

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More than a dozen Jacksonville Good Samaritans stepped in during a dangerous situation, potentially saving a mother and two children from serious injury or worse.

On March 12, outside the Department of Motor Vehicles on North Main Street, witnesses saw a disturbing scene unfold. A man was driving away in an SUV as a woman was desperately trying to pull two children—ages 2 years and 6 months—out of the back seat. Investigators determined the man was driving off against the woman’s will, dragging her and one of the children through the parking lot.

Without hesitation, people nearby rushed to help the woman and children. The bystanders were able to get them to safety before the driver fled the scene. They also provided a description and license plate number to 911 call takers.

Later that day, using witness accounts and video footage, JSO District 6 Task Force officers located the suspect, 26-year-old Yanni Human, outside a shopping center and arrested him. He is charged with child abuse and false imprisonment—both felonies—along with battery, possession of marijuana, and resisting an officer without violence.

This situation could have ended in tragedy. Your JSO is grateful for the quick action and bravery of the Good Samaritans who stepped up and helped bring the suspect to justice.

Jacksonville Police Department, Florida

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Watch: A Bismarck ND Police officer suffered an injured knee when he was struck by an SUV and launched several feet over a snow bank into a fence by a fleeing driver, who was fatally shot by another officer.

A Bismarck police officer who shot and killed a 53-year-old woman on March 7, when she allegedly struck him with her vehicle, will not face any charges.

More: https://bit.ly/3RzLwan

New Jersey Wildfire Latest: 15k acres, 50% contained.

A teenager is charged with aggravated arson, accused of lighting wooden pallets on fire and not putting out the flames.

He'll remain in custody until his detention hearing next week.

Nate Foy