NEW: A man intentionally rammed his car into a donut shop in Simi Valley. Police said the man was upset the business was closed.

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NEW: A CT state police trooper is suing New Haven and Cheshire, plus two police officers from those municipalities, over injuries he said were sustained during a motorcycle procession escorting the body of a slain police officer to his hometown.

In a lawsuit filed late last month, state trooper John Myer claims he required back surgery after a prior injury was aggravated when he was struck from the rear after an officer in front of him abruptly braked while entering the highway. At the time, Myer and other officers were participating in a procession to transport the body of slain Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell from Bradley International Airport back to his hometown of New Haven on June 12, 2024. 

Read more: https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/ct-state-trooper-lawsuit-jamal-mitchell-procession-22276528.php

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The Arlington County Police Department is profoundly saddened to announce the line of duty death of Corporal Barry Foust who passed away on Friday, May 22, 2026, following a courageous battle with 9/11-related cancer.

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Corporal Foust was on patrol at the intersection of Walter Reed Drive and Columbia Pike when American Airlines Flight 77 struck the Pentagon. He immediately reported incident information over the radio, beginning Arlington County’s response to the terrorist attack at the Pentagon. He remained working at the site for the following week collecting evidence and the remains of victims. He was diagnosed with cancer related to the recovery efforts in June 2025.

Corporal Foust began his career with ACPD as a patrol officer in 1986. He later became a certified Motor Officer and worked tirelessly to ensure transportation safety through enforcement and education and supported numerous special events and details. Following 32 years of outstanding service to the Arlington community, he retired in June 2019.

Never one to remain idle, Corporal Foust served as an officer with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department from March 2020 to December 2022. During that time, Corporal Foust remained connected to Arlington, providing mutual aid support during large scale special events such as the Marine Corps Marathon. As the Arlington County Police Department continued to struggle with police staffing following the pandemic, Corporal Foust once again answered the call, returning to duty in December 2022 to continue his service here, to our community.

“Corporal Barry Foust truly embodied the spirit of public service, dedicating over 35 years to the safety and protection of others,” said Chief Andy Penn. “His response to the terrorist attack at the Pentagon is a testament to his bravery and unwavering commitment to being there for people in their time of need. He selflessly served others, including as a mentor to many younger officers, helping guide and shape these law enforcement professionals. His remarkable resilience and contributions to the Arlington community will never be forgotten and he leaves an enduring and lasting impact on our agency.”

Information regarding funeral arrangements is forthcoming. The Foust family kindly requests privacy at this time.

Corporal Foust’s death is the 8th law enforcement line of duty death in Arlington County’s history and the second line of duty death from 9/11-related cancer. Visit our Hall of Honor to learn more about our fallen officers and their acts of valor in service to the Arlington community.

Read this release in our Newsroom: https://www.arlingtonva.us/About-Arlington/Newsroom/Articles/2026/Police-Announce-Line-of-Duty-Death-of-Corporal-Barry-Foust

Rest In Peace, Hero💙🖤

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⚠️Community Advisory⚠️

A non-permitted demonstration has formed on 5th St between Grand Ave and Flower St. 

There is currently no impact on vehicle traffic.

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DEVELOPING: Evacuation orders were issued after police found a large cache of fireworks at a home in South Los Angeles, authorities said.

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Prosecutors say a rejected ex turned violent after being blocked, leading to a shocking claw-hammer assault and a lifetime behind bars.

Read more about this here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/alabama-claw-hammer-man-blocked-ex-attack

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Not in Douglas County! 🚫🚔

You can run, and you can try to hide, but we will find you.

Earlier this month, an alert deputy spotted a suspicious vehicle in the King Soopers parking lot on S. Quebec Street. The car was parked in a handicap spot with expired temporary tags (April 2024). The vehicle had been flagged earlier that day for running from police in another jurisdiction.

One person was detained immediately, but two men…both Aurora residents…decided to take their chances on foot.

It was all hands on deck to ensure they didn't get far:
•Patrol Deputies established a tight perimeter.
•Drones provided overhead surveillance.
•K-9 Rudy, our IMPACT unit and our Traffic team conducted a ground search.

One runner was caught quickly near a local business. The second suspect led deputies on a search through a nearby residential neighborhood. Thanks to vigilant citizens who pointed the way, deputies located the suspect hiding behind a first-floor balcony and safely took him into custody.

The primary suspect was found to have multiple felony and misdemeanor warrants, including charges for burglary, stalking, and forgery. All three now face charges of obstruction.

Great work by the entire team and our community for keeping Douglas County safe!

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Shocking video shows a U-Haul truck damaging parked cars in North Hollywood with a giant broken tree limb that was wedged in the vehicle.

It's unclear exactly how many cars were damaged. abc7.la/2x8twr

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Our Marine Patrol Unit took the mission below the surface today — pulling trash and debris from Miami's waters to keep our community's waterways clean. 🌊🤿

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Widespread heavy rainfall over the last 30 days has helped dent the drought in the Southern and Southeastern US. More rainfall is expected in those areas with some isolated flood concerns. Record heat is possible through the end of the week in the High Plains.

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WATCH: DHS footage captures the chaotic takedown of a tractor-trailer near the southern border after authorities say 20 illegal migrants were found hidden inside the cab.

Video shows the driver suddenly jumping out and running as DPS troopers, Border Patrol agents, and sheriff’s deputies move in around the truck on Interstate 35 in La Salle County.

Officials say the migrants were concealed in the sleeper area behind the driver’s seat. The suspect, identified as John David Amaya, was arrested and charged with smuggling of persons.

Four minors from Mexico and Guatemala were among the group, according to DPS.

Following the incident, the group was referred to U.S. Border Patrol.

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UPDATE: It is now being called potentially the deadliest industrial tragedy in modern Washington State history. Another press conference was held this afternoon following yesterday morning’s catastrophic failure of a massive tank containing the highly corrosive chemical known as white liquor at Nippon Dynawave Packaging in Longview.

One more fatality has now been confirmed after an individual succumbed to their injuries at the hospital, bringing the death toll to two. Nine more people remain missing and are presumed dead after Scott Goldstein said response operations are now shifting into recovery mode. Seven employees remain hospitalized, while the firefighter injured during the initial response has since been released.

Chief Goldstein said officials now estimate that roughly 25,000 gallons of white liquor remain inside the damaged 900,000-gallon tank. Approximately 500,000 gallons were released during the blast. Crews will continue working to stabilize the tank and make the area safe enough for entry. Officials say that as victims are recovered, they will undergo decontamination before being transported to the Cowlitz County Coroner's Office for identification and family notification. The Coroner’s Office will release names once all victims have been identified.

The incident occurred around 7:15 a.m., near a shift change at the facility. Officials say the affected areas included a break room along with administrative and operational workspaces. At this time, investigators do not believe any video of the explosion exists, but officials described the blast as extremely powerful, causing heavy damage to vehicles, buildings, and mechanical equipment throughout the area.

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries confirmed it currently has open inspections involving the facility, although officials declined to provide specifics. Details including the age of the tank and when it was last inspected also remain unknown.

Officials additionally confirmed there have been no negative impacts to local air quality or drinking water systems as a result of the disaster. However, the public is still being asked to avoid ditches and dikes in the area while water testing continues. Authorities also confirmed the pH level of the Columbia River was affected, at least initially, following the release.

The cause of the tank failure remains under investigation.

More details will be provided as they become available.

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A chaotic and violent scene unfolded at a busy Santa Monica intersection when a man shouting obscenities first chased a couple, then attacked them with his dog.

Full story: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/jewish-couple-attacked-by-man-with-dog-bat-in-santa-monica/

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Honoring the Brave

Remembering the Fallen at the Los Angeles Police Department’s Memorial Ceremony

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A hospitalized 4-month-old's severe and unexplained injuries prompted an investigation that resulted in criminal charges against both parents.

Read about this awful parents here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/pennsylvania-infant-abuse-arrest-couple-charged

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Great question.

LELDF is highly selective about the cases we support.

We don’t defend misconduct.

We ONLY defend officers who have been unfairly targeted and politically prosecuted for lawful actions they took in the line of duty.

Law Enforcement Legal Defense

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