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NEW: A Volusia sheriff's deputy and Ormond Beach firefighters rescued an elderly couple from a burning home on May 18.
A body camera video from Deputy Royce James posted by the Volusia Sheriff's Office on Facebook, showed that the house fire occurred at 11:42 p.m. May 18.β
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A body camera video from Deputy Royce James posted by the Volusia Sheriff's Office on Facebook, showed that the house fire occurred at 11:42 p.m. May 18.β
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The CSD remembers Fidel Castro saying, βHistory will absolve me.β Instead, history condemned himβ and his brother is next.
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NEW: Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan is using facial recognition to ban lawyers from his venues if they file lawsuits against the Garden β a practice confirmed by a letter revoking a New York attorney's tickets after he sued on behalf of an injured police officer. The Garden's facial recognition database includes photos of NYPD officers, and its surveillance system has reportedly operated beyond the arena's walls without police authorisation. New York's attorney general says her office is reviewing the surveillance tactics. This is a story about a private venue using biometric surveillance to punish legal opponents and monitor public servants. ποΈ
https://wired.com/story/msg-bans-lawyer-representing-new-york-cop-injured-at-a-boxing-match/
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Sandy Fire Update. As of 7:00 PM, May 20, CAL FIRE reports fire size at 2,115 acres and 22% contained. Residents in affected areas are encouraged to remain prepared to evacuate should conditions worsen and to continue monitoring official alerts.
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Not every rescue starts with lights and sirens. Sometimes it starts with a couple graveyard officers trying to get coffee before ending their shift.
On Sunday Morning, Officers were inside Brewjee grabbing their morning coffee when they heard faint calls for help coming from somewhere nearby. The sounds were difficult to pinpoint, and employees mentioned they had heard something similar earlier before it suddenly stopped.
Most people probably would have chalked it up to the building making noise. These officers did not. The officers continued checking the area, including the nearby Maya Cinemas offices. While outside, they realized the yelling seemed to be coming from inside the wall between Brewjee and the theater. Officers knocked on the wall and to their surprise they got a knock back.Thatβs when they discovered, Isaac Valencia trapped inside the wall.
Salinas Fire responded and initially cut into Brewjeeβs wall, only to find another layer of cinderblock and cement behind it. Firefighters ultimately had to cut open a large section of the adjoining wall along Main Street to free Valencia, who estimated he had been stuck there for nearly 10 hours.
After being medically evaluated, Valencia was booked into Monterey County Jail for burglary.
Weβre glad this ended with everyone safely going home. Great work by our graveyard Officers, even when tired, for trusting their instincts, staying persistent, and quite literally listening to the walls.
Salinas Police Department
On Sunday Morning, Officers were inside Brewjee grabbing their morning coffee when they heard faint calls for help coming from somewhere nearby. The sounds were difficult to pinpoint, and employees mentioned they had heard something similar earlier before it suddenly stopped.
Most people probably would have chalked it up to the building making noise. These officers did not. The officers continued checking the area, including the nearby Maya Cinemas offices. While outside, they realized the yelling seemed to be coming from inside the wall between Brewjee and the theater. Officers knocked on the wall and to their surprise they got a knock back.Thatβs when they discovered, Isaac Valencia trapped inside the wall.
Salinas Fire responded and initially cut into Brewjeeβs wall, only to find another layer of cinderblock and cement behind it. Firefighters ultimately had to cut open a large section of the adjoining wall along Main Street to free Valencia, who estimated he had been stuck there for nearly 10 hours.
After being medically evaluated, Valencia was booked into Monterey County Jail for burglary.
Weβre glad this ended with everyone safely going home. Great work by our graveyard Officers, even when tired, for trusting their instincts, staying persistent, and quite literally listening to the walls.
Salinas Police Department
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Among the fallen honored at the 57th Annual Los Angeles County Peace Officersβ Memorial Ceremony: Officer Samuel Riveros, Baldwin Park Police Department - E.O.W. May 31, 2025
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Whoβs a good graduate? ππβ€οΈ Texas Tech University student Makaela Muse crossed the stage with her service dog, Sadie - with Sadie surprised with an honorary βdiplomaβ of her own.
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βAnd it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: And on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit;
and they shall prophesy:β
Acts 2:17-18 KJV
and they shall prophesy:β
Acts 2:17-18 KJV
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