North Carolina launches “racial equity in criminal justice” task force.

Homicides skyrocket 40% in the year following.

Iryna Zarutska escapes the Ukraine war, finds a new life hoping for the American dream, rides a bus home from work…

And is stabbed to death in the neck by a black man who’d been let out of prison 14 TIMES.

This didn’t just happen.

This was a DELIBERATE political choice.

Iryna was a bloody sacrifice on the altar of the left’s evil racialism.

The politicians who facilitated this disgust me.

UPDATE: The Pyrite Fire continues to burn in Riverside County on Saturday.

Footage shows crews fighting the blaze from the ground and from above, with one video showing a helicopter executing a perfect water drop on the burning hillside.

Nearly 300 personnel have been assigned to combat the flames, and resources are being brought in from other parts of the state to assist with suppression efforts.

Cranston, RI officers recognized for heroic actions during shootout.

The Cranston Police Department honored dozens of officers Thursday night who have went above and beyond the call of duty.

Read more: https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/west-bay/cranston-officers-recognized-for-heroic-actions-during-shootout/

Please keep the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, Tennessee, K-9 Turbo (retired 2019) and handler in your thoughts and prayers.

RIP, good boy 🐾

Sergeant Ron Cleere has officially checked out of service for the final time.

On behalf of the SHSU Police Department and the citizens of Huntsville, Texas, we take this moment to recognize an exceptional career and an even more exceptional person.

Sergeant Cleere, we are deeply grateful for your 15 years of dedicated service to this department, and your remarkable 40 years of service in law enforcement. Your commitment, leadership, and integrity have left an enduring impact—not only on the department but on the many officers you've trained, mentored, and guided along the way.

Unit 161, the SHSU Police Department, wishes you all the best as you begin this next chapter. You are officially out of service as of August 27, 2025, at 1811 hours. Well done Brother.

One person is dead and one person is hurt after a crash involving a Riverside County sheriff's deputy in the Calimesa area on Saturday.

According to California Highway Patrol, a 41-year-old deputy from the Cabazon Station was responding to a call for service with emergency lights and sirens on just after 10 a.m., driving westbound on Cherry Valley Boulevard in his Ford Explorer patrol vehicle.

That's when a Tesla Model 3 made a left turn from Roberts Street onto Cherry Valley, and the vehicle was broadsided by the deputy.

The 21-year-old driver of the Tesla, identified by CHP as Gavin Hinkey, was pronounced dead at the scene. A 20-year-old female passenger from Cherry Valley was taken to the hospital with major injuries.

CHP said the deputy was not wearing a seatbelt during the crash and suffered minor injuries.

CHP investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a factor in the crash. The investigation into the deadly crash is ongoing.

Prayers for all involved🙏🏻

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Los Angeles Digest 🧢 #83

Our society is held hostage by a tiny minority of violent, anti-social degenerates. What makes it all the more infuriating is that it doesn’t have to be like this. We could have all of these criminals off the street permanently in the span of a few months if we had the will.

Matt Walsh

It’s never a first time offender. When will judges be held accountable for their complicity to murder. While you are seeing this, there will be thousands of crime victims this weekend and it doesn’t have to happen.

ICYMI: The San Jose Police Department is investigating a violent smash-and-grab armed robbery Friday afternoon at a jewelry store in the 1900 block of Aborn Road.

After crashing into the front of a jewelry store, multiple suspects stole an unidentified amount of jewelry from a San Jose jewelry store on Friday.

The robbery targeted a store on the 1900 block of Aborn Road around 2:09 p.m. The suspects drove a car through the storefront. Multiple suspects then entered the store and broke the display cases and took jewelry. Police said at least one suspect was armed with a firearm. The suspects fled the scene in multiple vehicles.

Chris Moore, a politician who ran for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors last year, said that his friend’s 88-year-old uncle owned the shop, according to a post on the social media site X. According to his post, the storeowner was injured by broken glass and then had a stroke.

UPDATE: Two men have been arrested for stealing $60k in wedding gifts from a couple in Glendale last weekend, according to authorities.

Surveillance video footage shows one man taking off with the gift box while the happy couple celebrated their day on Sept. 1. Police say this video helped them identify and locate the alleged thieves.

The suspects were found in possession of large amounts of cash and checks made out to the couple, while detectives also seized firearms and narcotics from their homes.

Only in LA 🐓🧢

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Mood because it’s Saturday night in the golden age of America🇺🇸

Team Trump

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WINNING NUMBERS: The winning numbers for an estimated $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot — the game's second-largest prize ever — are 11, 23, 44, 61, 62 with a Powerball of 17!

WHO WON BIG: There are 2 tickets claiming the Powerball Jackpot for the $1.8 billion dollar prize. The tickets were purchased in Texas and Missouri.

However, Kansas has reason to celebrate too. Big winners, including a $2 million ticket and a $1 million ticket.

Video shows lions at the Oregon Zoo in Portland discovering a hidden camera in their habitat and treating it like a toy, pawing and chewing at the device.⁠🦁

Good night to all! 😴

UPDATE: We're still getting reports of explosions and huge flames at the chemical fire in Newburgh, Indiana.👀

Good morning & happy Sunday!

At the direction of POTUS, our mission to make DC safe again has resulted to date in over 2,000 arrests and over 200 illegal guns taken off the streets.

Attorney General Pamela Bondi

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

VANN ROAD FIRE

On Saturday afternoon at 1440, Ohio Township Fire Department along with multiple mutual aid departments responded to multiple reports of a large structure fire at 5622 Vann Road, while enroute the fire was upgraded to a 2nd Alarm based on the numerous 911 calls and a visible smoke column. First arriving apparatus found an approximately 100’ X 100’ exterior fire involving numerous hazardous materials. The alarm was further upgraded to request a full hazardous materials team response from the Evansville Fire Department. Incident Command confirmed with staff on site that all employees had exited the structure and no injuries had occurred.

Crews on scene immediately started monitoring for hazardous materials. Incident Command with assistance from Warrick County Emergency Management established shelter-in-place orders; with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security Watch Desk issuing IPAWS Alerts for those areas affected. Warrick County Dispatch also issued information and updates through social media and other outlets. Crews also began the process of identifying the hazardous materials involved in the fire. The facility has numerous hazardous materials on site; though not all of the hazardous materials on site were involved in the fire. Indiana Department of Enviornmental Management arrived on scene and began an assessment of the site and incident. IDEM was assisted by the Division of Air Quality from the State of Kentucky. This included air monitoring throughout the area designated within the shelter-in-place order.

Priority on scene was the safety and well-being of the public; as weather conditions dictated the shelter-in-place order was adjusted. Additional initial operations included protection of exposures from the fire, the identification of hazardous materials involved in fire and stopping the spread of a brush fire moving towards other structures. It was determined that combustible metals and additional hazardous materials were involved in the fire. IDEM and EPA are in the process of analyzing those additional hazardous materials to make positive identification. Mutiple mitigation plans were developed and implemented to extinguish the fire; at approximately 03:44 on September 7, 2025 the fire was declared extinguished.

IDEM and EPA will be on site and in those areas that were included in the shelter-in-place order to conduct assessments and analysis of the area for possible contamination. Ash fall from the smoke column in the immediate area of the incident is a possibility. If you observe any large ash or debris do not touch the ash or debris. IDEM asks that you notify local authorities so the ash or debris can be analyzed by IDEM and EPA for any hazards. If you experience ash on vehicles or other outside objects further information will be released on proper cleaning procedures for your safety once IDEM and EPA have completed their assessment. The only closure we have to report currently is Vann Road Park Lake; this is due to exposure protection operations. At this time, based on assessments and analysis there is no identified threat or hazard to the public. All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted.

Assisting agencies included: Boonville Fire Department, Evansville Fire Department, Chandler Volunteer Fire Department, Newburgh Volunteer Fire Department, Yankeetown Volunteer Fire Department, Lynnville Volunteer Fire Department, McCutchanville Fire Department, Vandenburgh County Fire Department's, Luce Fire Territory, Kaiser Fire Brigade, Warrick County EMS, Warrick County Emergency Management, Warrick County Dispatch, Warrick County Sheriff Office, Warrick County Highway Department, Tri-State Towing, Alcoa, American Red Cross, Indiana Department of Enviornmental Management, Indiana State Fire Marshal, Indiana Department of Homeland Security, Division of Air Quality Kentucky and US EPA.

Ohio Township Fire Department