BREAKING: The CodeRED mass-notification system is offline nationwide following a cybersecurity incident in early November

As a result, emergency management agencies cannot issue local Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) through FEMA’s IPAWS system

Read more: https://www.ktiv.com/2025/11/21/nebraska-officials-say-codered-notification-system-is-offline-nationwide/

Today, we reflect on the anniversary of one of the most tragic days in American history, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Leaving behind a legacy of hope, vision, and service to our nation, we continue to honor his commitment to public service.

CBP

It happened again — and it matters.

249 arrests in ONE NIGHT at Tempe Tavern. Underage drinking, fake IDs, and giving  false information.

These are shocking numbers. We don’t celebrate them. Underage drinking puts people at risk - and that’s why we take it seriously.

Tempe Police Department

"Delaware’s law may have survived its first night in court, but it should not survive serious constitutional scrutiny."

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/delawares-new-gun-law-burdens-citizens-with-costly-red-tape

Georgia troopers visit injured EPD Officer Sam Taylor

Troopers from the Georgia State Patrol recently visited Evansville (IN) Police Officer Sam Taylor at Shepherd Center in Atlanta to show support and spend time with him during his rehabilitation.

In September, Officer Taylor was injured in an on-duty shooting and sustained a gunshot wound to the back, resulting in paralysis from the chest down. After receiving initial care in Indiana, he transferred to Shepherd Center, where he is expected to remain through the holidays and into January.

During the visit, troopers spoke with Officer Taylor, listened to his experience, and expressed appreciation for his service and the challenges he is working through. The visit was an opportunity to reinforce that he is part of a broader law enforcement community that recognizes his service and stands beside him and his family.

We will continue to support Officer Taylor and the Evansville Police Department as he progresses through rehabilitation at Shepherd Center.

https://www.14news.com/2025/11/21/georgia-troopers-visit-injured-epd-officer-sam-taylor/

Prayers for Strength and Healing🙏🏻

PRESIDENT TRUMP on latest proposal to Ukraine: “We’d like to get the peace... We're trying to get it ended."

If Zelensky rejects the plan, "then he can continue to fight his little heart out."

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Eric Trump says "this is a great time to buy Bitcoin." & “The greatest asset of our time.”

Why does the Presidents son own a Bitcoin mining company and continues to shill this freedom technology?

When Atlanta Police Investigator Mason Mercure was shot while making an arrest, his brothers in blue didn’t hesitate.

Investigator Scott Berhalter and Henry County Police Officer Justin Pena ran toward danger — actions that ultimately saved Mercure’s life.

At this year’s Crime Is Toast breakfast, the Atlanta Police Department honored their courage:
– Investigator Mercure received the Purple Heart
– Investigator Berhalter earned the Medal of Honor
– Officer Pena received a Department Commendation

Their heroism reminds us what it truly means to wear the badge — to protect not only the community, but one another.

Credit: Atlanta Police Department

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Commander-in-Chief🇺🇸

NEW: A former Boston cop has won a $1 million lawsuit after claiming she was fired for calling out co-workers who made lewd comments about her sex life — despite jurors finding she was unfit for the job.

Enxhi Qirici, 32, was fired from the Boston Police Department during a year-long probationary period in 2019 following allegations that she erupted at fellow officers during two separate incidents, the Boston Globe reported.

In 2021, Qirici sued the department after her termination, claiming it was retaliatory and that she endured ongoing sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace.

More: https://nypost.com/2025/11/20/us-news/ex-boston-cop-awarded-1m-lawsuit-against-department-for-creating-hostile-work-enviorment

Think you have the “right” to lay hands on a federal agent? ABSOLUTELY NOT!
We do not tolerate assaults on our agents- zero exceptions. It doesn’t matter who you are.
You will be arrested. You will be charged. YOU WILL BE PROSECUTED. And the outcome?
JAIL.

Chief Michael W. Banks

Now is the time of Americanism.

AMERICA FIRST. AMERICANS FIRST.

U.S. Department of Labor

BREAKING: In a bombshell petition alleging prosecutorial misconduct more than 50 former and current officers have provided sworn declarations stating that the technique used by Derek Chauvin and the other Minneapolis police officers involved in the arrest of George Floyd was part of MPD training.

Details: https://www.notthebee.com/article/derek-chauvins-lawyer-files-new-petition-after-50-former-and-current-officers-affirm-technique-he-used-on-george-floyd-was-standard-protocol

"What she's asking us to do is basically illegal," Griffith said. "If you have an open warrant, you have to contact the agency ... no matter if it's Harris County, Fort Bend County, Austin County, or ICE."

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/tensions-rise-in-houston-after-police-union-rejects-ice-policy-overhaul-as-illegal

HERO OFFICERS: Police officers in Texas are being hailed as heroes after rescuing a man trapped inside a burning car, pulling him to safety following a crash, authorities said.

Radar so hungry 🍕

NEW: City of Asheville NC officials announced who will step in as the new interim police chief.

Deputy Jackie Stepp will be the interim police chief effective Friday, according to officials.

She has been with the department for 20 years and previously oversaw the Administrative Bureau, officials said.

“This is insanity” - NPA spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith on NEWSMAX slams Chicago judge, mayor after suspect with 49 arrests allegedly sets woman on fire