Georgia: A Douglas County deputy was hospitalized Sunday morning after a driver failed to move over and slammed into two police vehicles on an Interstate 20 ramp.

The crash happened around 4:45 a.m. while a Georgia State Patrol trooper was assisting Douglas County deputies on the ramp from I-20 West to Riverside Parkway in Cobb County. The officers were investigating a previous chase that had ended when deputies used a PIT maneuver to stop a suspect.
According to the GSP, the police cars were stationary with their emergency lights on when a 2015 Kia Forte drove up to the scene. The driver of the Kia failed to slow down or move over, first sideswiping a Douglas County Sheriff’s Office SUV and then rear-ending the trooper’s patrol car.

Both the deputy and the trooper were inside their vehicles at the time of the impact.
The deputy was transported to WellStar Douglas Hospital with reported injuries. The trooper reported feeling discomfort but declined medical treatment at the scene.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recovery🙏🏻

More: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/georgia-trooper-deputy-hit-when-driver-fails-move-over

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JUST IN: LASD Homicide Investigators Responded to a Death Investigation, Sierra Highway and Technology Drive, Palmdale

http://local.nixle.com/alert/12119833/

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UPDATE: At this time, one person was confirmed struck by the vehicle (an adult male); however,  no significant injuries have been reported.  A Rescue Ambulance treated the individual at the scene.  No one has been transported to the hospital for medical treatment.

This incident is being actively investigated to determine what led to the collision.

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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J. Trump speaks to reporters on Air Force One in route to DC

POTUS on Iran: "We're looking at some very strong options... I'm getting an hourly report, and we're going to make a determination very soon."

POTUS nukes Fake News CNN (again)

POTUS: "Venezuela is really working out well... [Delcy Rodríguez] asked us could we take 50 million barrels of oil and I said, 'yes, we can' — that's $4.2 billion, and it's on its way right now to the United States."

POTUS on Cuba: "We're talking to Cuba, and you'll find out pretty soon... One of the groups I want taken care are the people that came from Cuba that were forced out or left under duress — and they're great citizens of the United States right now."

POTUS: "If we don't take Greenland, Russia or China will — and I'm not letting that happen."

POTUS: "Greenland should make the deal because Greenland does not want to see Russia or China take over... Their defense basically is two dogsleds."

CNN: Do you think Iran takes your threats seriously?

POTUS: "Wouldn't you say that they probably do at this point, after going through it for years with me?... Soleimani, al-Baghdadi, the Iran nuclear threat wiped out... What a stupid question."

POTUS: "We have to respect our law enforcement. At a very minimum, that woman was very, very disrespectful to law enforcement... You can't do that with law enforcement, whether it's police, or ICE, or Border Patrol — or anybody else."

POTUS: "I think, frankly, they're professional agitators — and we are going to find out who's paying for it."

POTUS on the upcoming ‘Melania’ film: "I've seen pieces of it. It's incredible... It seems to be captivating a lot of people's attention... Everybody wants tickets to the premiere."

POTUS on the heroes of ICE: "These people have been harassed and threatened every day... and all they're doing is doing what I got elected on!"

POTUS: "We're putting a one-year cap at 10%... The credit card companies have totally abused the public. I'm not going to let it happen."

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NEW: A San Diego County Sheriff’s deputy was injured Saturday night after crashing a patrol vehicle into a brick wall while responding to a call in Lakeside, authorities confirmed.

According to initial information, a 37-year-old male sheriff’s deputy was responding Code 3 to a call for service when he lost control of his patrol vehicle and crashed into a brick wall at the entrance to the Pana-Rama Mobile Home Estates.

The impact caused the vehicle’s airbags to deploy.

The deputy was treated at the scene and then transported to Sharp Grossmont Hospital in a sergeant’s patrol vehicle.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

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"If you loathe the United States of America, its laws, and those who defend them, don’t drive toward a person. Drive toward an airport. Buy a one-way ticket. Leave."

Well said Kelly.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/hypocrisy-is-killing-america

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HOME AT LAST: Marine One is wheels down on the South Lawn of the White House after President Trump's trip to Mar-a-Lago.

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Mississippi: A Jackson County deputy was injured when a deer struck his motorcycle while he was traveling home on Thursday evening.

Authorities said two motorcycle units had just finished an escorting detail and were traveling on Highway 63 north of Highway 614 when a deer came out of the woods and hit one of the motorcycles, knocking the bike down.
The deputy was taken to the hospital, but authorities said he is expected to be okay.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

https://www.wlox.com/2026/01/09/jackson-county-deputy-injured-motorcycle-deer-collision

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This is sickening and yet not surprising…

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/california-politician-sparks-outrage-epstein-loophole-avoid-prison-child-abuse

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Put this on a loop…highly recommend 🤣

Myrna 𝕏

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What’s SRT you ask? Well:

The mission of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Sheriff’s Response Team (SRT) is to respond quickly to natural disasters and pre-planned events which are disruptive to the civil well-being of the communities within Los Angeles.

Personnel train along with our local cities, counties, state and federal agencies to restore order and ensure the safety of our community.

Through constant training, discipline, and teamwork, SRT deputies maintain the highest level of professionalism, readiness to protect lives, support patrol operations, and resolve incidents safely.

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Today we Honor Memphis Police Officer Robert Hester who was beaten, tortured, and murdered after being taken hostage; EOW 1/12/1983.
On Jan 11th Hester and his partner Ray Schwill were lured to a house at 2239 Shannon Ave. responding to a report of a purse snatching. When Officer Hester and his partner arrived, they entered the house and were jumped by a group of 13 agitated men. As the pair tried to escape the house, the group attacked them. One suspect was able to gain control of Schwills’ gun and shot him in the face. Schwill escaped by jumping through the front window, but Hester was captured.
The first officers arriving attempted to enter and save Hester. Officer Russ Aiken emptied his service revolver and after reloading twice his revolver was empty. He exited and retrieved a shotgun and entered again exchanging fire with the occupants who by this time were armed with two 38 caliber revolvers. Responding officers were unable to reach Officer Hester. Six of the original thirteen suspects escaped the house as other officers arrived but were all captured.
A 30-hour stand-off began. Negotiation teams were unsuccessful in securing the release of Hester. During the standoff the suspects used Officer Hester’s radio to broadcast his pleas for help as he was beaten with a flashlight and gun. At 0300 hours on January 13, the house went quiet.
Tactical Officers attempted to rescue Hester by firing tear gas cartridges and flash grenades into the house. As Tact Unit Officers breached the door they were fired upon. Officers returned fire with M-16 rifles and shotguns killing the seven remaining suspects. Tact Unit officers recovered Hester in the back room of the house, but it was too late. Officer Hester had been beaten to death 12 hours before the Tact Unit made entry.
Robert Hester was a Vietnam War veteran.

Credit Brady Valentine

OIR made seven recommendations, with the Portland Police Bureau agreeing to all but one.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/portlands-fixation-police-reviews-raises-hard-questions-public-safety

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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The Long Beach Police, California, opened its newly renovated police academy yesterday afternoon. That renovation cost about $33 Million and began back in 2023.

Some of the upgrades include new classrooms, locker rooms, a fitness center and conference rooms.

Nearly 100 new Long Beach police recruits will be welcomed to the new campus Monday morning, for what will be the start of the department’s largest ever academy class.

Phase 2 of the academy’s expansion will begin later this year.

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We are disappointed by a recent incident at a local business. We hope this is addressed in a way that reflects the respect our diverse LA County community values.

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