New Mexico State Police officer injured in rollover crash near Santa Fe following chase.

Law enforcement agencies were still seeking a suspect in a high-speed pursuit after a rollover crash Sunday near Santa Fe injured a New Mexico State Police officer.
The officer was transported to a local hospital with injuries that did not appear to be life threatening, state police spokesperson Wilson Silver wrote in an email. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

Another state police vehicle sustained minor damage during the chase, but that officer was not injured.
"No other injuries were reported, and no other vehicles were involved," Silver wrote. 

More: https://sfnm.co/4uxjAGg

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WATCH: Four weeks ago, a frustrated ICE agent in the sanctuary city of Boston contacted me, telling me a group of anti-ICE agitators had just blown their operation to arrest a Salvadoran fugitive who is wanted in his home country on an arrest warrant for child rape & had been living near a Boston elementary school.

He told me while he & his team were in their vehicles surveilling the target's residence in East Boston & waiting for him to come out, the ICE team was quickly surrounded by activists who blew whistles, cursed at them, and said they were traumatizing children at the nearby school down the street. Their cover was blown, the whole neighborhood was alerted, and the child rapist wasn't arrested.

The agent provided me several videos of the activists interfering that day (February 12th) as they unknowingly protected the child rapist from ICE arrest due to blind opposition to ICE. The agent asked me to sit on the videos until they were able to arrest the target.

I’m told that fugitive target is now in ICE custody four weeks later (arrested March 10th). The agent says the target, a child rapist, was on the streets four weeks longer than he should have been because activists interfered without having any clue who they were protecting - and they dealing with this almost every day.

I’m told his the target’s name is WALTER ROBERTO VIDES-ORTEZ, a Salvadoran national who crossed the Texas border illegally in 2016, the same year that El Salvador issued an arrest warrant for him for the offense of child rape.

Bill Melugin

A man dies after being punched on NYC subway. Suspect still at large.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/man-dies-after-being-fatally-punched-on-nyc-subway-platform

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California: Two Anaheim Police officers were injured after they used their vehicle to ram a wrong-way vehicle driven by a DUI suspect, early Sunday morning.

Callers reported a black Chevrolet Malibu traveling wrong-way on the SR-91 Freeway near Carmenita Road around 2:11 AM.

Multiple officers converged in an attempt to locate the wrong-way vehicle which eventually made its way southbound on the I-5 Freeway in northbound lanes.

When officers located the vehicle near Gene Autry Way it failed to stop, forcing officers to ram the vehicle in order to disable it.
Two officers were injured in the impact, including at least one who was rushed to a nearby hospital. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻

https://countynews.tv/anaheim-officer-injured-after-ramming-wrong-way-driver/

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New info from Dallas PD: Crockett’s security detail who was killed in a SWAT standoff was driving a car with stolen U.S. government plates, had been wearing fake police uniforms pretending he was a federal agent, and created a fraudulent business where he used fake identifying information to hire legitimate police officers for off-duty jobs.

Brooke Taylor

DPD is releasing body worn camera video of an officer-involved shooting incident in the 1900 block of Medical District Drive on March 11, 2026. More info here: https://wp.me/p43x0e-j3j

https://dpdbeat.com/2026/03/16/officer-involved-shooting-at-1900-medical-district-drive/

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Corporal Timothy O’Connor chose a life of service, dedicating himself to protecting others and standing for something greater than himself. That commitment speaks to the kind of person he was: someone who showed up for his community with courage, humility, and heart.

His life was taken far too soon, leaving behind a loving wife and daughter, family, friends, fellow officers, and a community that now mourns his loss.

In moments like this, words never feel like enough. But what endures is the strength of community, the way people come together to support one another, to remember, and to ensure that a life of service is never forgotten.

Today we pause to honor a man who dedicated his life to protecting others and serving the community he cared about so deeply.

Our hearts are with his wife and daughter, his loved ones, his fellow officers, and all those grieving this unimaginable loss.

Chester County stands together in remembrance and gratitude for his service.

May his memory always be a blessing. 💙

Chester County Hot Air Balloon Festival

It's well-known that California doesn't require Voter ID, even as citizens had to present identification (and medical records) to enter a Starbucks during COVID. What's less well-known is that California is the only state to forbid Voter ID, making it unlawful at the local level.

Kevin Kiley

A school district's secrecy policy may have led to a teen's suicide. Parents were excluded from their son's transition.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/los-angeles-couple-sues-school-district-after-sons-secret-transition-ends-in-tragedy

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The Strait of Hormuz crisis is leading to “COVID-style” lockdowns as nations across Europe and Asia ration fuel.

Countries like Thailand, the Philippines, and Denmark are already telling people to stay home, work from home, and cut back on driving.
https://ntd.nyc/energy_crisis

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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BREAKING: New Seattle police union president blasts anti-ICE ordinance as dangerous political theater. “If the powers that be, if certain politicians, want to have this feud with the feds, my opinion, leave us out of it,” Loux said.

More: https://seattlered.com/seattle-red/jason-rantz-opinion/seattle-ice-ordinance-spog/4117217

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Happening Now: Massive fire in Riverside, California. The pallet fire is causing concerns of spreading because of the windy conditions.

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Meanwhile in Huntington Park the internet and phones are down…

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Carl Higbie: How about we get rid of all taxes on gas and diesel till we get this sorted out.

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A parole check turned violent when a Milwaukee police officer was dragged for blocks as he clung to a fleeing truck before opening fire and fatally shooting the suspect behind the wheel.

Police say the suspect ignored commands to stop with the officer hanging from the driver-side window.

The officer and a passenger in the truck were taken to the hospital with injuries that weren't considered life-threatening.

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

Read more: http://officer.com/55363747

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⚠️Los Angeles-area police are issuing a warning over a crime called "bank jugging," which targets people after they withdraw cash from their bank or ATM.

If you notice the keypad on a gas pump feels unusual — like it’s pushed out, made of plastic, or harder than normal to press — it could be a card skimmer installed over the keypad.

One quick way to check is by gently lifting or peeling at the corners of the keypad. If it moves or lifts, it may be a skimming device.

Always stay alert and protect your information when paying at the pump. 💳⛽

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After two years of preparation, the Senate will begin debating the SAVE America Act tomorrow

Once we’re on this bill, we must stay on it until it’s passed into law

Filibustering senators must be required to speak—no Zombie Filibusters here

Get it done

Pass it on

Mike Lee

The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of Deputy Naomi Dubreus, who passed away peacefully on March 14, 2026, surrounded by her loving family, co-workers, and friends.

Deputy Dubreus was more than a member of our agency; she was a devoted wife and mother, a loving daughter and sister, a trusted colleague, and a cherished friend to many. Her commitment to serving others reflected the very best of our profession.

We ask our community to join us in keeping Naomi, her husband, their daughter, and their entire family in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. We also ask that you keep our Sheriff's Office family in your prayers as we mourn the loss of one of our own.

Deputy Dubreus’ memory, service, and the impact she made on those who knew her will never be forgotten. #671

Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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ICE arrested nine illegal alien sex offenders in LA. Sanctuary policies let them roam free.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ice-nabs-nine-illegal-alien-sex-offenders-in-los-angeles-operation

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We are heartbroken to share that K9 Lucas has made his final imprint on our hearts.

His End of Watch was Saturday, March 14, 2026, surrounded by those who loved and adored him. Twelve years was far too short for us, and we wish we could have had him by our side much longer.

Lucas and Sgt. Magee helped trailblaze our K9 program, setting the standards high for the teams that followed. More than a police K9, Lucas was a beloved member of our department family and a familiar, joyful presence in our community.

“He was a son of the great Berry II. Lucas was truly unique. Not only in his genetics and working ability, but also in his personality. He loved people. He loved his coworkers. He’d spring into Records, Dispatch, and even the Chief’s office because he knew there might be treats waiting for him. He was an amazing partner, and truthfully, I was just trying to keep up with him. I was the lucky one to be paired with him.”
— Sgt. Magee

Lucas loved his brothers, K9 Koa and K9 Rohen, and he had a special place in his heart for Morgan. We loved him for his goofy smile, the way he would nudge and lean into us for a pat (or a treat), and the way he adored his handler.

Even in retirement, Lucas made sure everyone knew the department was still his. His visits to the station were always a highlight, walking the halls like he owned them, greeting the people who loved him most.

Run free, Lucas. Thank you for your service, your loyalty, and the joy you brought to our department and community. You will always be part of the Campbell Police family.💙🐾

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