BREAKING: Traitor Mike Pence receiving an award for Jan 6th.

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JUST IN: Two juveniles are dead and five people are reportedly injured after a multiple vehicle crash, according to Nevada State Police.

I-15 is shut down at mile marker 100 (Carp Elgin):
All northbound travel lanes are closed, due to the fatal crash.

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INCIDENT UPDATE. Three people, including the suspect, were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. Their condition is still unknown.  At this time, we believe the individuals involved all knew each other. We will update with more info as we are able.

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President Donald J. Trump on the One Big, Beautiful Bill: “It will be the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country ... Democrats are fighting us — and if it doesn’t get done, it’s going to be a 68% tax increase ... But I think we’re going to have it done.”

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DM: Two men caused a disturbance at a family restaurant in Roseville, California last night. 🥱

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NEW: Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes a bill ordering her and the state attorney general to enforce federal immigration laws.

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NEW: At least 9 people have been shot in a shooting at an establishment in Glendale, Arizona. The shooter (possibly 2) is still at large at this time.

https://fox10phoenix.com/news/glendale-shooting-injures-several-people-at-establishment

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Latest: Suspect tried to run someone over before shooting at Yorba Linda Park.

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NEW: Crews contain vegetation fire in abandoned orchard south of Elk Grove

CAN'T WAIT FOR CINCO DE MAYO!!!🥳🥳🥳

Well, you don’t see this every day.

A coyote was spotted on the ROOF of a Hollywood Hills hair salon drinking water from a puddle.

The owner of the hair salon wrote, “It was just another wild day.”

This is not a press release. This is, however, a release of my thoughts as a sheriff who witnesses greatness, daily. Here is just one of those days:

Yesterday was a rough one for our Pettis County Sheriff’s Office family. Multiple media outlets have informed you that two of our deputies were shot in the line of duty, and that they will recover. As I am not able to share much of this ongoing investigation, I want to share the things that occurred starting mere minutes after my team took the suspect into custody. These are the things I saw:

Knowing our agency was in bad shape to continue coverage for the county, deputies began to come on duty without being asked. The Sedalia Police Department immediately took over county-wide coverage, taking calls both inside the city limits and out. The Missouri State Highway Patrol responded immediately to my request for assistance with the investigation and, not counting those already on scene during the incident, responded within minutes to provide support. Shortly thereafter, I sent a text to a ATF friend advising him of the situation. I called one of my friends to seek some advice. Then, about 15 minutes later, the flood gates opened.

Calls, messages, emails, and texts began to come in droves with each and every one of them offering prayers and support for our two injured deputies and agency as a whole. Governor Kehoe, MSHP Colonel Turner, DPS Director James, Congressman Alford, Representative Pollitt, Director Merritt from MSA, Ron Doumitt from Answering the Call, and 16 sheriffs all either called directly or sent texts to check on the deputies and ask what we needed to navigate such a rough situation. The community came out in droves, similarly. By noon the sheriff’s office was full of food donated by so many entities. Probation and Parole, Premier Realty Group, Jimmy Johns, Casey’s, Panera, Woods… the list goes on and I don’t know how much of it even showed up. By the time I got back to the office, it was just there along with so many supporters.

When I walked out of Bothwell Regional Health Center while checking on one of my deputies, I saw several SPD officers on the ramp to wish that deputy well. During my time at University Hospital, I saw a Columbia PD officer arrive to offer support. I saw hospital security bend over backwards to accomodate the influx of officers. I saw Columbia PDs FOP send over food for the 20+ deputies (the rest of the team… all of them, were there) and family members with the hospital donating snacks and drinks. I saw the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office send peer support as did the University of Missouri Police Department. Encounter Baptist Church here in Sedalia sent one of their own to Columbia just to talk to deputies and family if need be. As I left the hospital, the Callaway County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy called me to help guide me through what was occurring as they had been thrust in the same situation just 7 months ago.

Hearing the dreaded two words of, “officer down” over the radio makes a sheriff sick. Those words make every single officer in the city, county, and nation sick. The fear, frustration, anger, and so many other emotions is indescribable. You know that someone you love is hurt in a bad way, and a driving force begins to manifest within each of us. We want to get to them, triage what we can, and protect them. What I saw yesterday from my team embodies those emotions. I saw commitment. I saw courage. I saw strength. And I saw love. There are so many things that I saw that fosters hope for the future of the community.

The Pettis County Sheriff’s Office became stronger yesterday. We have become more united. We have been blessed by God, and we will not stop doing exactly what we are on this earth to do. I do not know how to thank you all for what you are doing, have done, or will continue to do, and there are so many deserving more than a simple thank you. I would ask that each of you continue to pray for physical and mental wellbeing of our deputies and all who have committed their lives to serving their communities.

What I saw yesterday was just a glimpse of a family far greater than I could have ever imagined. What this state and community has done is show me what it looks like when words of support are put into action. That, will never be forgotten.

Sheriff Brad Anders