We will never forget LAPD Police Officer, and United States Marine Corps Reserve Staff Sergeant, Joshua J. Cullins, who was killed in Afghanistan on Tuesday, October 19, 2010, by an explosion from a secondary device while investigating a previous IED blast.
Staff Sergeant Cullins, 28, an explosive ordnance disposal technician with Camp Pendletonβs 1st EOD Company, had deployed as an individual augmentee. He was in Marja, the violent former Taliban stronghold in central Helmand province, while working with 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, out of Camp Lejeune, N.C.
Cullins, when not serving with the Marines, was an LAPD officer assigned to Central Division. As an active-duty Marine, Cullins had served tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan, then became a bomb technician after joining a reserve unit. Just a few months earlier, in July, he was wounded by a roadside bomb, sustaining a concussion that might have been his ticket home had he so chosen. He was not that kind of man. Cullins chose to shrug off the injury and stay with his unit, the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, for the duration of their tour. He was due to rotate out of the field two days after he was killed and would have been home by Christmas.
Joshua Cullins was survived by his parents, Jim and Barbara Cullins; and brothers, Cooper, 12, and Donovan, 16.
Los Angeles Police Protective League
Staff Sergeant Cullins, 28, an explosive ordnance disposal technician with Camp Pendletonβs 1st EOD Company, had deployed as an individual augmentee. He was in Marja, the violent former Taliban stronghold in central Helmand province, while working with 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, out of Camp Lejeune, N.C.
Cullins, when not serving with the Marines, was an LAPD officer assigned to Central Division. As an active-duty Marine, Cullins had served tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan, then became a bomb technician after joining a reserve unit. Just a few months earlier, in July, he was wounded by a roadside bomb, sustaining a concussion that might have been his ticket home had he so chosen. He was not that kind of man. Cullins chose to shrug off the injury and stay with his unit, the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, for the duration of their tour. He was due to rotate out of the field two days after he was killed and would have been home by Christmas.
Joshua Cullins was survived by his parents, Jim and Barbara Cullins; and brothers, Cooper, 12, and Donovan, 16.
Los Angeles Police Protective League
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Yesterday these two B-29βs flew over the annual βWings Over Houstonβ air show at Ellington Air Force Base on Gulf Frwy. πΊπΈ
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DEVELOPING: Los Angeles: Central & Alameda - CHP requesting LAPD for some protestors attempting to burn items in the intersection. Units enroute. Westchester also has their protest starting at Sepulveda & La Tijera. Few hundred people, peaceful and all onβ¦
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FAKE NEWS: "LAPD police officer reportedly ran over a protester who wouldnβt get out of the way during βNo Kingsβ protest in Los Angeles"
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This is the exact moment of this incident. I captured it live on TikTok, and it appears of the multiple reports posted, I have the only POV that shows the incident clearly. You decide.
Anthony Cabassa
UPDATE: The individual who fell was later identified by a story that Fox News's Bill Melugin reported on in Portland, Oregon, on October 10, 2025, for vandalizing a federal building by throwing red paint on its facade and covering his face with the paint. Video of his Portland arrest, where he appeared shaking while in federal custody went viral on social media.
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This is the exact moment of this incident. I captured it live on TikTok, and it appears of the multiple reports posted, I have the only POV that shows the incident clearly. You decide.
Anthony Cabassa
UPDATE: The individual who fell was later identified by a story that Fox News's Bill Melugin reported on in Portland, Oregon, on October 10, 2025, for vandalizing a federal building by throwing red paint on its facade and covering his face with the paint. Video of his Portland arrest, where he appeared shaking while in federal custody went viral on social media.
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Two years ago today, our Eastside SRO, Officer Anthony Daulton was critically injured in a car crash on his way to work.
I have said it many times and I will echo it again-he is a walking, living, breathing (corn hole playing) miracle. π
God Bless first responders, medical professionals and divine intervention. All had a hand in keeping Anthony here with us.
Lisa Rudzinski
I have said it many times and I will echo it again-he is a walking, living, breathing (corn hole playing) miracle. π
God Bless first responders, medical professionals and divine intervention. All had a hand in keeping Anthony here with us.
Lisa Rudzinski
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Yeah, not funny...
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/alexandria-police-continue-search-for-masked-trio-who-terrorized-family-in-halloween-scare
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/alexandria-police-continue-search-for-masked-trio-who-terrorized-family-in-halloween-scare
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President Donald J. Trump: "The Democrats are kamikazes right now. They're kamikaze pilots right now. They have nothing going. They have no future. They have incompetent candidates." "They're referring to me as a king. I'm not a king," says POTUS. "Theyβ¦
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WATCH IN FULL: President Donald J. Trump sits down for an exclusive interview with the great Maria Bartiromo.
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BREAKING: Former Raider/Buccaneers player, Doug Martin of Stockton, has passed away at the age of 36. The Martin family, which includes his mother Leslie Martin who served as the vice mayor previously, confirmed the sad news. The cause has not been announced. #RIP
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WATCH: Yesterday in Chicago, on the perimeter of the NO KINGS rally, an activists speaking in front of a Progressive Labor Party sign exclaims, βYou gotta grab a gun, we gotta turn around the guns on this fascist system. These ICE agents gotta get shot and wiped out. The same machinery thatβs on full display right there has to get wiped out.β
Christopher Sweat
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The First Amendment gives Americans the right to free speech and peaceful protest β itβs one of the MANY things that make America great.
But the irony here is obvious:
If President Trump were a βking,β the government would be OPEN!
Democrats needed a spectacle. Chuck Schumer needed cover. The βHate Americaβ rally was their attempt at both.
Now that Democrats have had their protests and publicity stunts, we hope they come to their senses and end the SCHUMER SHUTDOWN and reopen the government THIS WEEK.
Speaker Mike Johnson
But the irony here is obvious:
If President Trump were a βking,β the government would be OPEN!
Democrats needed a spectacle. Chuck Schumer needed cover. The βHate Americaβ rally was their attempt at both.
Now that Democrats have had their protests and publicity stunts, we hope they come to their senses and end the SCHUMER SHUTDOWN and reopen the government THIS WEEK.
Speaker Mike Johnson
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SUCCESS: After Weekend Of 'No Kings' Protests, America Will Now Still Not Have Any Kings
https://babylonbee.com/news/success-after-weekend-of-no-kings-protests-america-will-now-still-not-have-any-kings
https://babylonbee.com/news/success-after-weekend-of-no-kings-protests-america-will-now-still-not-have-any-kings
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SUCCESS: After Weekend Of 'No Kings' Protests, America Will Now Still Not Have Any Kings
U.S. β The countrywide "No Kings" protests are being hailed as an unmitigated success as after two days of rallies, America still does not have any kings.
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NEW: Beloved Oakland restaurant gets burglarized again, co-owner says 'it's getting costly'.
A well-known, and much loved Oakland restaurant has once again been hit by burglars for the fifth time since 2023, and the owners say itβs hurting business.
A well-known, and much loved Oakland restaurant has once again been hit by burglars for the fifth time since 2023, and the owners say itβs hurting business.
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DEVELOPING! The βPA State Policeβ© has fired the trooper who arrested Philadelphia LGBT Affairs Executive Director Celena Morrison & her husband Darius McLean. βThis decision is reprehensible," PA State Troopers Association says. "Today, the PA State Troopersβ¦
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UPDATE: PA State Police Trooper files lawsuit after being fired over high-profile traffic stop.
A PA State Police trooper who was fired after a viral traffic stop involving Philadelphia's former executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs, and her husband, is now suing the agency.
Andrew Zaborowski claims he was let go due to racial bias, citing his race and color as the reason for his termination. The traffic stop, which occurred on the Schuylkill Expressway in March 2024, led to the arrest of Morrison and McLean after a confrontation.
A PA State Police trooper who was fired after a viral traffic stop involving Philadelphia's former executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs, and her husband, is now suing the agency.
Andrew Zaborowski claims he was let go due to racial bias, citing his race and color as the reason for his termination. The traffic stop, which occurred on the Schuylkill Expressway in March 2024, led to the arrest of Morrison and McLean after a confrontation.
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NEW: Familyβs Arcadia jewelry store ransacked overnight.
Arcadia jewelry store owners say their business was destroyed in a burglary that left a gaping hole in the ceiling and thousands of dollars in losses.
Arcadia jewelry store owners say their business was destroyed in a burglary that left a gaping hole in the ceiling and thousands of dollars in losses.
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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*
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