Madison County Sheriff’s Office Announces the Passing of Lieutenant J. Bryan White

It is with deep sorrow that the Madison County Sheriff’s Office announces the passing of Lieutenant J. Bryan White, a respected and dedicated member of our law enforcement family. Lt. White served the citizens of Madison County with honor, integrity, and unwavering commitment. His service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Lt. White began his law enforcement career in 1996 with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. In 2008, he joined the Ohio Attorney General’s Office – Bureau of Criminal Investigation, where he continued to distinguish himself through professionalism and dedication. Prior to Sheriff Sabin’s retirement in 2019, Lt. White transitioned from Ohio BCI to the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, where he served as Commander of the Investigations Division.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

The suspect allegedly threatened to make his roommate disappear, "chop him into pieces, and feed him to the cat" after he accidentally let out the dog and cat and was unable to locate them.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/man-threatened-to-dismember-roommate-and-feed-him-to-the-cat

Never forget how the DOJ was weaponized under the Biden Administration

Read more: https://www.lawofficer.com/doj

NEW: Former Sacramento County Sheriff’s Deputy Marvin Morales, 40, is the suspect accused of stabbing his 11-year-old son to death inside their Elk Grove home.

The boy’s mother reportedly saw the attack unfold on a home security camera while she was at work and called 911. When officers arrived, the child was critically injured and later died at the hospital. His 6-year-old sister survived.

Morales fled the scene, launching a multi-agency pursuit down I-5 that ended in Lodi after officers deployed spike strips. A crash, a shootout, and Morales was finally taken down. He later died at the hospital.

Morales wasn’t just a random man spiraling out of control. He was a former deputy, fired last year after allegedly overdosing on fentanyl inside a sheriff’s station bathroom, using evidence seized in a case, and then lying to investigators.

Red flags weren’t just present; they were practically waving in neon. Yet the institution that once armed him, trained him, and trusted him with authority did little to acknowledge the ongoing danger to those closest to him.

And now, the deeper questions begin.

JUST IN: SF native Derrick Lew, SFPD deputy chief for field operations bureau & 22-year department veteran, named SFPD top cop by Mayor Daniel Lurie.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Even if the snowfall has slowed, temperatures are still dropping. Roads that look dry may be hiding icy patches as everything refreezes tonight. Earlier on I-70, an Adams County Deputy was struck while helping two motorists who had spun out. Thankfully, the Deputy was not injured and we are investigating the crash.
Please slow down, stay alert, and drive cautiously to your destination.

Colorado State Patrol

Tucker Carlson: Why are you gay? Milo Yiannopoulos explains.

(0:00) Monologue
(36:01) Why Are You Gay?
(47:23) Does Conversion Therapy Actually Work?
(51:49) Is There a Demonic Aspect to Addiction?
(55:06) When Did Milo Decide He Was Gay?
(1:01:53) Why Are There So Many Closeted Gays in Right-Wing Media?
(1:10:34) The Dark Truth About the Fashion Industry
(1:16:59) Milo's Greatest Regret
(1:20:28) Is Dave Rubin Really Conservative?
(1:21:00) Is Pete Buttigieg Really Gay?
(1:22:10) Is Lesbianism Real?
(1:28:02) Are Gay Marriages Monogamous?
(1:33:37) Is a Promiscuous Life Fulfilling?
(1:45:40) Why You Aren't Allowed to Leave the Gay Mafia
(1:50:33) The Organized Effort to Promote Homosexuality
(1:56:45) Homosexuality in the Music Industry
(1:58:46) Why Is Washington, DC So Gay?
(2:01:09) Milo's Spiritual Journey
(2:11:24) The Bans on Conversion Therapy
(2:15:25) How Does Conversion Therapy Work?
(2:27:23) What Does Milo Think About His Past?

Includes paid partnerships.

An update on the surge in DC and today’s major win for justice: a violent Haitian gang leader has been sentenced to life in prison for the hostage-taking of 16 American Christian missionaries. We will continue confronting violent crime head-on.

Jeanine Pirro

A Miami officer honors the loss of two colleagues from early November, sharing the weight of grief and the importance of looking out for one another. 💙

Carl Higbie: "I don't want anybody to suffer, but I'm done having their problems become our problems."

NEW: Today, a reporter asked whether the relentless scrutiny - the constant “being slammed for this and that” by command staff pouring over body-worn camera footage, was driving the recruitment and retention crisis.

LA Sheriff Luna's response? “I think you’re talking about the lack of support most law-enforcement agencies have had for the last several years.”

No. That’s not what he was talking about.

The “lack of support” didn’t come from the public, it came from you.

You’re the one who threw your own deputy, Trevor Kirk, under the bus, served him up to the feds, and let him be indicted for doing the job LASD department trained him to do.

You stood by while the political elite shaped the narrative, and you watched the press run that body-cam footage on a loop while Kirk was persecuted by the court of public opinion for following policy under your leadership.

Recruitment and retention didn’t collapse because of “lack of support.”

It collapsed because deputies watched what you did to Deputy Trevor Kirk, and deputies know it could just as easily be them.

REST IN PEACE, HERO:

Charles Shay, a Native American veteran who saved lives on Omaha Beach as a D-Day medic, has died at the age of 101.

Shay died at his home in Bretteville-L’Orgueilleuse in France’s Normandy region, his longtime friend and carer Marie-Pascale Legrand said.

“I guess I was prepared to give my life if I had to. Fortunately, I did not have to,” Shay said in March 2024 in an interview with The Associated Press.

“I had been given a job, and the way I looked at it, it was up to me to complete my job,” he recalled. “I did not have time to worry about my situation of being there and perhaps losing my life. There was no time for this.”

More: https://www.wfla.com/news/national/d-day-veteran-charles-shay-who-saved-lives-on-omaha-beach-dies-at-101/

NEW: Per source familiar, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) will continue to run for Congress, not in Texas, but in the newly gerrymandered CA-48, his current district, which will be redrawn to heavily favor a Democratic challenger as a result of California passing Prop 50.

I’m told friends and Congressional colleagues asked him to consider running in TX after Prop 50 passed, but he has decided to fight it out in CA and expects to have President Trump’s full support.

“We’re not quitting on California”, source says.

Bill Melugin

Over 300 law enforcement officers have been shot this year—the vast majority during traffic stops.

This body cam footage shows how fast a stop can turn deadly. Law Enforcement Legal Defense president lays out why cops are trained to ignore what people SAY and focus on what they DO.

BREAKING: HHS has launched an investigation into a troubling incident where a midwestern school administered a federally funded vaccine to a child despite a legally recognized state exemption.

If a provider ignores consent, violates an exemption, or keeps parents in the dark, HHS will act — quickly and decisively.

We will use every tool we have to protect families and restore accountability.

If you believe your rights, or your child’s rights, have been violated, file a complaint with our Office for Civil Rights at https://www.hhs.gov/ocr/complaints/index.html

Secretary Kennedy

JUST IN: A stolen vehicle suspect crashed into an innocent driver during a pursuit with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

NEW: A Los Angeles synagogue was vandalized during a protest on Monday morning, according to the LAPD. 🤬