The fires were preventable. The government was warned. They let misguided environmental policies get in the way of protecting cities.

People lost homes because democrats politicians wanted to appease activists.

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LA is always on fire! 🔥

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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What began with reported hallucinations ended in a fatal attack that left a grandmother dead and investigators piecing together a chilling scene.

Read about what happened here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/teen-bludgeoned-grandmother-death-hallucinations

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⚠️Community Advisory⚠️

7th St and Flower.  Officers conducted an operation in the area detaining wanted robbery suspects. 

Recently, the area has seen a sudden spike in violent crime and officers with the Gang Unit, Vice Unit and Senior Lead Office have been directed to conduct enforcement operations.  Several wanted persons were detained and arrested; and weapons and narcotics were recovered.

LAPD Central Division

President Donald J. Trump meets the hardworking men behind the Reflecting Pool project ❤️🇺🇸

“Say hello to the people of Oklahoma!” 

“We love you!” 

“I love you guys, too.”

Margo Martin

Operation Free MacArthur Park: DEA Los Angeles,
LAPD, the HIDTA Southern Ca. Drug Task Force, & our HSTF partners seized 19 kilos of fentanyl and made 18 arrests to help reclaim MacArthur Park, save lives, and Make America Safe

https://www.dea.gov/press-releases/2026/05/06/takedown-targets-open-air-drug-market-las-macarthur-park-long-area-run

DEA

REGION 2 NEWS RELEASE
May 7, 2026

Church Point Man Arrested on Child Sexual Abuse Material Charges

LA State Police

DEVELOPING: A prescribed burn on Pine Mountain in Central Oregon was declared a wildfire this afternoon after multiple spot fires spread outside the planned burn area. The fire, now named the Pine Mountain Fire, is burning about 14 miles southeast of Bend in the Deschutes National Forest and has grown to an estimated 2000 acres as of this afternoon with 0% containment. Low humidity and breezy winds are fueling a rapidly changing life-safety situation. Have a plan if you are in the area.

More: https://katu.com/news/wildfire-season/prescribed-burn-ignites-a-1500-wildfire-southeast-of-bend-deschutes-county-pine-mountain-fire-centra-oregon

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A new investigation into suspected illicit massage parlors in Texas is exposing a hidden world involving ex-CIA operatives, surveillance tactics, and organized networks.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ex-cia-operatives-target-houston-sex-parlors

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"LA is trash and last night it's like two rats fighting over the spilled garbage."

Benny Johnson comments on the Los Angeles, California mayoral debate.

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The dignified transfer escort carrying the body of Massachusetts State Police Trooper Kevin Trainor arrived at the Conway Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home in Peabody just after 8pm following the nearly 25 mile journey from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Boston on Thursday evening.
Final arrangements for a full honors wake and funeral are still being processed and are expected to take place sometime next week.

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On August 15, 1991, an 8-year-old child was kidnapped by a stranger in Plano, Texas while walking with a friend to their community pool. The child was sexually abused by the stranger over the course of several hours before being released 20 miles away from her home. Despite Plano PD's best investigative efforts, the case went cold.

The evidence that had been collected was maintained at SWIFS in Dallas, Texas. In 2004, a DNA profile for the perpetrator was developed and then put into CODIS. While a suspect had not been identified, the profile matched an unsolved case in Dallas, Texas. In this particular case, a 9-year-old child was kidnapped and sexually assaulted before being released approximately 40 miles away from her home.

In 2023, Plano PD Detective Benzick came across a newspaper article about the case and reached out to Dallas PD Detective DeAngelis. After discussing the case, they decided to put in the hard work required to solve a case largely utilizing Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy. This technique required Detective Benzick to interview countless individuals and obtain numerous DNA profiles to develop a suspect. At the same time, Detective DeAngelis had to work through massive amounts of evidence collected from the offense in order to find viable sources of suspect DNA.

Once the suspect was identified, the pieces began to fall into place. An individual by the name of Nicholas Carney, was living in the Dallas area at the time of the offenses. He also drove the vehicles described by the children and matched the description forensic sketch artists compiled from their statements. Additional investigative work and evidence led to confirming Carney was indeed the suspect they had been looking for. He was eventually arrested and convicted of these heinous crimes, and as of January 15, 2026, will be serving life in prison.

When detectives first started working these cases, the victims had already given up hope they would ever be solved. However, thanks to the outstanding investigative work of Dallas PD's and Plano PD's very own Detective DeAngelis, & Benzick, the cases were officially put to rest.

On behalf of the victims, their families, and our office, we want to thank Detectives DeAngelis and Benzick for seeing justice served, putting an end to these atrocious crimes, and helping every affected individual find closure.

Detective DeAngelis was a awarded the Super Sleuth Award during the annual Collin County Crime Victims Luncheon, on April 22, 2026.

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Dallas Police Department

Yesterday, law enforcement agencies from across Stanislaus County came together to honor the heroes who gave their lives in the line of duty.

At the annual Stanislaus County Peace Officer Memorial, we paused to remember their sacrifice, reflect on their courage, and stand beside the families and loved ones who carry their legacy forward each day.

Their watch may have ended, but their impact will never fade. We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

Modesto Police