Two Kansas City police officers suffered non-life-threatening injuries as they investigated a car prowling call in the Northland early Monday morning.
Police were first called to the 6300 block of North London Avenue around 2:15 a.m. Monday on a disturbance call involving armed car prowlers, said Officer Alayna Gonzalez, a spokesperson for the Kansas City Police Department. Police searched the area and found a group of suspects at a nearby apartment complex in the 6000 block of Northwest Prairie View Road, she said.
One suspect rammed a vehicle into a police vehicle, which hit one of the officers, and suspects ran from the area, Gonzalez said. A juvenile was taken into custody. Then, another vehicle ran over one of the arresting officers as it left the scene, she said.
Injuries to the two officers were not described as serious. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recovery🙏🏻
call https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article313105003.html
Police were first called to the 6300 block of North London Avenue around 2:15 a.m. Monday on a disturbance call involving armed car prowlers, said Officer Alayna Gonzalez, a spokesperson for the Kansas City Police Department. Police searched the area and found a group of suspects at a nearby apartment complex in the 6000 block of Northwest Prairie View Road, she said.
One suspect rammed a vehicle into a police vehicle, which hit one of the officers, and suspects ran from the area, Gonzalez said. A juvenile was taken into custody. Then, another vehicle ran over one of the arresting officers as it left the scene, she said.
Injuries to the two officers were not described as serious. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recovery🙏🏻
call https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article313105003.html
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Last Years 405 freeway traffic as millions prepare to travel this holiday week. Transportation agencies forecast record demand on the roads. Shot in 2024.
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Under POTUS:
📈2.5M native-born Americans GAINED jobs
📉 670K foreign-born workers LOST jobs
📈 3.4M native-born Americans ENTERED the workforce
📉 708K foreign-born workers LEFT the workforce
Over the past year, all job gains have gone to native-born workers. AMERICA FIRST!
Rep. Mary Miller
📈2.5M native-born Americans GAINED jobs
📉 670K foreign-born workers LOST jobs
📈 3.4M native-born Americans ENTERED the workforce
📉 708K foreign-born workers LEFT the workforce
Over the past year, all job gains have gone to native-born workers. AMERICA FIRST!
Rep. Mary Miller
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Injured Indian River County deputy released from hospital after fatal eviction incident.
Deputy Florentino Arizpe was discharged from Lawnwood Hospital just after noon and is now recovering at home, surrounded by family, fellow deputies and community support, according to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office.
While Arizpe's release brings relief, officials emphasize that others continue to battle serious injuries. David Long, the locksmith who was assisting deputies during the incident, remains in critical condition. The sheriff's office is asking the public to keep Long and his loved ones in their thoughts as he continues to fight for his life.
Prayers for continued healing🙏🏻
The agency also continues to grieve the loss of Sgt. Terri Sweeting-Mashkow, who was killed in the line of duty. Her bravery, dedication and service to the community "will forever be honored," the sheriff's office said.
https://www.wflx.com/2025/11/23/indian-river-county-deputy-released-hospital-after-fatal-eviction-incident/
Deputy Florentino Arizpe was discharged from Lawnwood Hospital just after noon and is now recovering at home, surrounded by family, fellow deputies and community support, according to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office.
While Arizpe's release brings relief, officials emphasize that others continue to battle serious injuries. David Long, the locksmith who was assisting deputies during the incident, remains in critical condition. The sheriff's office is asking the public to keep Long and his loved ones in their thoughts as he continues to fight for his life.
Prayers for continued healing🙏🏻
The agency also continues to grieve the loss of Sgt. Terri Sweeting-Mashkow, who was killed in the line of duty. Her bravery, dedication and service to the community "will forever be honored," the sheriff's office said.
https://www.wflx.com/2025/11/23/indian-river-county-deputy-released-hospital-after-fatal-eviction-incident/
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Welcome to the Golden Age of American Travel.
As we enter the Thanksgiving and Christmas season, I traveled across the country to thank our front line workers for their service.
I am so proud of the TSA workers across the country who ensured the safety and security of American travelers during the longest government shutdown in American history.
This busy Thanksgiving travel season, thank a TSA officer for their service and hard work.
Secretary Kristi Noem
As we enter the Thanksgiving and Christmas season, I traveled across the country to thank our front line workers for their service.
I am so proud of the TSA workers across the country who ensured the safety and security of American travelers during the longest government shutdown in American history.
This busy Thanksgiving travel season, thank a TSA officer for their service and hard work.
Secretary Kristi Noem
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Texas: Authorities are investigating a crash on the North Beltway 8 that left a Pct. 4 deputy injured on Sunday evening, officials said.
According to deputy constables, a driver crashed into a patrol vehicle that was parked on the shoulder of the eastbound main lanes of the North Beltway at Veterans Memorial.
The deputy was inside the vehicle monitoring traffic when the crash occurred and suffered minor injuries.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻
More: https://abc13.com/post/deputy-monitoring-traffic-injured-vehicle-crashed-parked-patrol-unit-north-beltway-8-officials-say/18198693/
According to deputy constables, a driver crashed into a patrol vehicle that was parked on the shoulder of the eastbound main lanes of the North Beltway at Veterans Memorial.
The deputy was inside the vehicle monitoring traffic when the crash occurred and suffered minor injuries.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻
More: https://abc13.com/post/deputy-monitoring-traffic-injured-vehicle-crashed-parked-patrol-unit-north-beltway-8-officials-say/18198693/
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Join @lasdmed 🐴Capricho, Bella, Jack, and Bullseye🐴 in gathering toys for our annual Spark of Love⚡️❤️ Toy Drive🧸
New & unrwrapped toys can be dropped off at any LASD patrol station by December 4th❄️
New & unrwrapped toys can be dropped off at any LASD patrol station by December 4th❄️
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💙 PRAYERS NEEDED FOR ONE OF OUR OWN 💙
We are asking our Henderson community to lift up Lieutenant Stuart O’Nan and his family in your thoughts and prayers today.
Back in August 2024, Lt. O’Nan began a battle against a rare type of Sarcoma cancer. After noticing a lump in his bicep and undergoing numerous visits with specialists, he underwent a grueling surgery to remove the mass, which included a skin graft from his thigh.
Since then, Lt. O’Nan has been diligent with doctor’s visits. Unfortunately, a recent follow-up scan revealed that the cancer has returned just above the previous tumor site and is aggressive.
This past week, he went in for removal, but doctors discovered two concerning enlarged lymph nodes. He has since undergone hours of surgery and is currently waiting on pathology results to determine the next steps for yet another surgery.
The road ahead is long for Stuart and his family, but no one fights alone in this department. Please drop a prayer or a word of encouragement below for Lt. O’Nan as he navigates this difficult time. City of Henderson, KY Government Henderson County Sheriff's Office Henderson Fire Department.
Henderson Police Department, Kentucky
We are asking our Henderson community to lift up Lieutenant Stuart O’Nan and his family in your thoughts and prayers today.
Back in August 2024, Lt. O’Nan began a battle against a rare type of Sarcoma cancer. After noticing a lump in his bicep and undergoing numerous visits with specialists, he underwent a grueling surgery to remove the mass, which included a skin graft from his thigh.
Since then, Lt. O’Nan has been diligent with doctor’s visits. Unfortunately, a recent follow-up scan revealed that the cancer has returned just above the previous tumor site and is aggressive.
This past week, he went in for removal, but doctors discovered two concerning enlarged lymph nodes. He has since undergone hours of surgery and is currently waiting on pathology results to determine the next steps for yet another surgery.
The road ahead is long for Stuart and his family, but no one fights alone in this department. Please drop a prayer or a word of encouragement below for Lt. O’Nan as he navigates this difficult time. City of Henderson, KY Government Henderson County Sheriff's Office Henderson Fire Department.
Henderson Police Department, Kentucky
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CA Voter ID Initiative Likely to Appear on 2026 Ballot, Surpasses 600,000 Signatures.
More: https://californiaglobe.com/fr/ca-voter-id-initiative-likely-to-appear-on-2026-ballot-surpasses-600000-signatures/
More: https://californiaglobe.com/fr/ca-voter-id-initiative-likely-to-appear-on-2026-ballot-surpasses-600000-signatures/
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A celebrated “second-chance success story” became the perfect example of why second chances can get people killed.
Sergio Hyland wasn’t a confused kid who made one mistake. He was a twice-linked killer who served 20 years for murdering a 15-year-old and being tied to another homicide. But when he left prison in 2022, activists held him up as a symbol of “abolition,” “healing,” and “alternatives to incarceration.”
He branded himself a “hood abolitionist.” He taught “de-escalation.” He collected speaking fees. He became a criminal-justice organizer for the Pennsylvania Working Families Party. And he was embraced by Philadelphia’s progressive elite, including Soros-backed DA Larry Krasner, who treated Hyland like proof that his soft-on-crime philosophy worked.
In April, Hyland publicly endorsed Krasner for re-election, praising him for “ending mass incarceration” and eliminating cash bail. Krasner said he was “honored” to have Hyland’s support.
Eight days later, police arrested Hyland for executing a 30-year-old mother of two. She was shot in the head and dumped under an overpass. Detectives raided his home and found five illegal guns and piles of ammunition.
Hyland, “peacekeeper,” murdered a woman. Hyland, the “de-escalation” trainer, stockpiled guns. Hyland, the “abolitionist,” turned out to be exactly what he always was: a violent man.
A tiny group of chronic violent offenders commit a massive share of America’s serious crime. When you put them back on the street under the banner of “second chances,” they don’t suddenly become rehabilitated. They keep doing what they’ve always done. And the public pays the price.
Sergio Hyland wasn’t a confused kid who made one mistake. He was a twice-linked killer who served 20 years for murdering a 15-year-old and being tied to another homicide. But when he left prison in 2022, activists held him up as a symbol of “abolition,” “healing,” and “alternatives to incarceration.”
He branded himself a “hood abolitionist.” He taught “de-escalation.” He collected speaking fees. He became a criminal-justice organizer for the Pennsylvania Working Families Party. And he was embraced by Philadelphia’s progressive elite, including Soros-backed DA Larry Krasner, who treated Hyland like proof that his soft-on-crime philosophy worked.
In April, Hyland publicly endorsed Krasner for re-election, praising him for “ending mass incarceration” and eliminating cash bail. Krasner said he was “honored” to have Hyland’s support.
Eight days later, police arrested Hyland for executing a 30-year-old mother of two. She was shot in the head and dumped under an overpass. Detectives raided his home and found five illegal guns and piles of ammunition.
Hyland, “peacekeeper,” murdered a woman. Hyland, the “de-escalation” trainer, stockpiled guns. Hyland, the “abolitionist,” turned out to be exactly what he always was: a violent man.
A tiny group of chronic violent offenders commit a massive share of America’s serious crime. When you put them back on the street under the banner of “second chances,” they don’t suddenly become rehabilitated. They keep doing what they’ve always done. And the public pays the price.
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Police frequency
⚠️Tornado Warning including Kohrville TX and Satsuma TX until 1:45 PM CST ⚠️TAKE SHELTER IMMEDIATELY!
Today our district was hit hard by the tornado. Thankful there were no reports of injuries. Long road a head for many people as their homes were pretty damaged by the twister. Great response by all and the community stepped up to help. So proud of the area we patrol.
Captain Steve Wilson
Captain Steve Wilson
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The CSD has come across its fair share of bad ideas recently, but this one takes the cake!
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Pursuit suspect charged with murder after deadly crash with Alhambra officer
Alhambra police officer Alec Sanders and a passenger of the allegedly stolen car, Gabriela Moreno, were killed early Thursday morning.
Alhambra police officer Alec Sanders and a passenger of the allegedly stolen car, Gabriela Moreno, were killed early Thursday morning.
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Straight to the Point Exclusive: FBI Director Kash Patel
00:39 Arrival FBI HQ: What needs to be fixed?
02:44 Is the Thomas Crooks’ investigation a closed case?
06:21 Democratic lawmakers alleged sedition: “Is there a lawful predicate to open up an inquiry and investigation?”
08:28 Clapper, Brennan and others: Is the FBI pursuing a broader conspiracy allegedly designed to undermine President Trump?
09:56 Burn bags discovered at FBI HQ: Patel “we know” who put the burn bags containing Trump records in a secure room.
12:35 A 2016 CIA intelligence referral about an alleged “Clinton plan” to tie candidate Trump to Russia.
13:10 Epstein Files Transparency Act: Meeting the 30 day deadline, commitment to limited redactions.
16:05 Cracking down on Fentanyl: China Deal.
How quickly will the US government know if China cheats?
19:00 Charlie Kirk assassination investigation.
21:30 January 6th pipe bomber case update: “There are new developments”
22:35 Venezuela, military strikes and the impact on illegal drug flow.
23:46 Use Government Jet: Director Patel required by law to use government DOJ aircraft for security and 24/7 communications.
24:39 FBI HQ: Patel said he hopes “by the end of next year, we'll have a large chunk of our workforce” at the Ronald Reagan Building.
TIMING NOTE: We did not ask FBI Director Patel about the dismissal of the James Comey indictment because the news broke two hours after our interview.
Full transparency matters.
Concise, incisive, and straight to the point. I can’t think of a single journalist today who can compare to Catherine Herridge. And Kash Patel shines as one of the stars of President Trump‘s extraordinary constellation of the best cabinet members in memory.
James Woods
00:39 Arrival FBI HQ: What needs to be fixed?
02:44 Is the Thomas Crooks’ investigation a closed case?
06:21 Democratic lawmakers alleged sedition: “Is there a lawful predicate to open up an inquiry and investigation?”
08:28 Clapper, Brennan and others: Is the FBI pursuing a broader conspiracy allegedly designed to undermine President Trump?
09:56 Burn bags discovered at FBI HQ: Patel “we know” who put the burn bags containing Trump records in a secure room.
12:35 A 2016 CIA intelligence referral about an alleged “Clinton plan” to tie candidate Trump to Russia.
13:10 Epstein Files Transparency Act: Meeting the 30 day deadline, commitment to limited redactions.
16:05 Cracking down on Fentanyl: China Deal.
How quickly will the US government know if China cheats?
19:00 Charlie Kirk assassination investigation.
21:30 January 6th pipe bomber case update: “There are new developments”
22:35 Venezuela, military strikes and the impact on illegal drug flow.
23:46 Use Government Jet: Director Patel required by law to use government DOJ aircraft for security and 24/7 communications.
24:39 FBI HQ: Patel said he hopes “by the end of next year, we'll have a large chunk of our workforce” at the Ronald Reagan Building.
TIMING NOTE: We did not ask FBI Director Patel about the dismissal of the James Comey indictment because the news broke two hours after our interview.
Full transparency matters.
Concise, incisive, and straight to the point. I can’t think of a single journalist today who can compare to Catherine Herridge. And Kash Patel shines as one of the stars of President Trump‘s extraordinary constellation of the best cabinet members in memory.
James Woods
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