DEVELOPING: RCMP responding to active shooter at Pelican Narrows health clinic, Saskatchewan, Canada.

The Saskatchewan RCMP has issued a dangerous person alert for an active shooter at the health clinic in Pelican Narrows.

RCMP officers are responding. They believe the suspect is a man wearing all black clothing with a face covering, according to an update issued at 3:16 p.m. on Monday. The suspect is on foot, but the RCMP do not know which direction he is heading.

Residents in the community are urged to find a safe location and lock the doors. Those who are not in Pelican Narrows are urged to stay away from the community.
The RCMP said the situation is “rapidly unfolding” and they will provide more updates as soon as possible.

More details will be provided as they become available.

UPDATE: Shortly before 2:00 p.m. June 1, 2026, Pelican Narrows RCMP responded to a report of a shooting near the local health clinic Pelican Narrows. The incident did not occur at the clinic as initially reported.

Two people were located injured. One person is confirmed deceased and one person is seriously injured. We are not providing more identification details about these two individuals at this time. No other injuries have been reported to police in relation to this incident.

Saskatchewan RCMP arrested a suspect at a residence in Pelican Narrows at approximately 7:07 p.m. The dangerous person alert issued by the Saskatchewan RCMP for Pelican Narrows and surrounding area has been cancelled.

Investigators thank the public for their assistance. The investigation continues. Further updates will be provided as they become available.

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Los Angeles is getting ready to welcome the world.

With FIFA World Cup events expected to draw tens of thousands of fans across the city, the LAPD has been preparing for months to help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Watch as Captain Eric Eppolito talks to KABC about the Department’s preparations for one of the largest public safety operations in recent memory.

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Tensions boiled over outside the Delaney ICE detention center as confrontations between protesters and police turned chaotic.

Read more about this here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/hed-tbd-anti-ice-agitators-clash-with-law-enforcement-outside-delaney-hall-detention-center-in-new-jersey

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NEW: A driver was seriously injured after crashing into an apartment building on Detroit’s west side Monday.

Details: https://themetrodetroitnews.com/driver-smashes-through-detroit-apartment-building/

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BREAKING: Mexican authorities say they found a 869-foot tunnel in Tijuana that likely connects to a well-known street in San Diego, California.

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JUST IN: A Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake just struck near Johannesburg, California. Light shaking felt as far as Palmdale.

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EVOC stands for Emergency Vehicle Operations Course.

It is a specialized driver-training program used by police and other emergency services to teach officers how to safely and effectively operate emergency vehicles. Training typically includes:

-High-speed driving techniques
-Emergency response driving
-Pursuit driving procedures
-Vehicle control and skid recovery
-Obstacle avoidance
-Safe braking and cornering
-Risk assessment and decision-making

The LAPD has a dedicated EVOC training facility where recruits and officers practice these skills under controlled conditions before operating patrol vehicles in real-world situations.

A key component is the ‘balance test’, where officers must maintain vehicle stability and control while assessing risks and making decisions that prioritize the safety of everyone involved during emergency operations. These exercises reinforce the responsibility of balancing effective response with public and officer safety.

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NEW: HSI Los Angeles and the US Coast Guard seized 500 pounds of cocaine worth $6.4 million from a crude oil tanker at the Port of Los Angeles. Such multi-agency operations have denied criminal organizations billions and prevented the flow of dangerous drugs into American communities.

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This is the most consequential election in LA history. Get out and VOTE! 🗳️

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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NEW: BODYCAM FOOTAGE OF HENRY NOWAK'S FATAL ARREST BY Hampshire UK Police.

HN: "I've been stabbed. I can't breathe."
Police: "Don't think so, mate."
HN: "Please. Please call an ambulance."
Police: "You're under arrest."

Thoughts?

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DEVELOPING: New Brush fire - Old Elsinore Hwy/Orange Ave. in the Mead Valley area, California.

This fire dubbed the “Orange Fire” is 3 to 5 acres and being pushed to the east at a moderate rate of spread, per incident command.

Structures threatened in 5 to 10 minutes. Potential for 50 to 100 acres. 5 additional engines (any type) have been requested.

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Anti-ICE rioters once again made headlines, all started - and currently propped up and pandered to - by propagandist Democrats

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A Sheriff’s Office Marine Deputy and U.S. Customs Border Protection Agent were able to stop a runaway vessel on May 31, 2026, off Islamorada, Florida after its occupants were ejected unharmed — the second such incident to occur in Monroe County in less than a month.

Multiple juveniles were ejected from a flats-style boat at approximately 1 p.m. in waters off Mile Marker 89. A good Samaritan picked up the juveniles. None were hurt; however, the unmanned vessel was traveling at approximately 35 mph in a congested area on a busy afternoon. Sheriff’s Office Marine Deputy Nelson Sanchez, a CBP vessel, and a TowBoatUS vessel responded.

An entangling device slowed the boat, but not enough to stop it. Deputy Sanchez was able to approach the runaway vessel and match its speed and course while getting close enough for a CBP agent (who boarded the Sheriff’s Office boat) to reach its controls and stop it with a long boat hook.

The incident came after a separate, but similar incident on May 15, 2026, in which two subjects were ejected from a flats boat near Mile Marker 73. Those subjects were also picked up by a good Samaritan unharmed.

The Sheriff’s Office, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and TowBoatUS responded to that incident and stopped the vessel by using an entangling device.

“The summer boating season is here,” said Sheriff Rick Ramsay. “Now is the time to revisit safety procedures and remind yourself of marine laws and regulations. I want to commend Deputy Nelson Sanchez and our law enforcement partners who responded to these incidents. They could have ended very differently.”

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Seven properties, a Mercedes G-Wagon, sneakers worn by Kobe Bryant and a Mickey Mantle rookie card worth $1.5 million. All of these things were bought with taxpayer money.

Paul Randall pleaded guilty in one of the largest Medicaid fraud schemes in the California history – diverting more than $270 million in tax dollars.

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Chicago: A shooting victim lay in a vacant lot for roughly 10 hours Saturday before a passerby found him. 

No one called 911 about the gunfire, even though neighbors told cops they heard the shots.

The block used to be covered by ShotSpotter.

https://cwbchicago.com/2026/05/victim-found-hours-after-he-was-shot-on-south-side-block-that-used-to-have-shotspotter.html

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NEW: The Buffalo Police officer who was injured during a shooting on Sherman St last Tuesday has been released from the hospital.

Officer Marc Hurst was released from ECMC Monday after being treated for gunshot wounds he suffered last week, a spokesperson for the Buffalo Police Department confirmed this afternoon.

Hurst was injured while responding to a domestic call on Sherman St. While attempting to bring suspect Minhaz Siddiqui into custody, he was shot multiple times, according to BPD.

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

https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/local/officer-injured-in-sherman-street-shooting-released-from-hospital/71-b9266d00-62d3-476f-886d-fc4eb628a1ac

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In a world where so much of our time is spent behind screens, it’s refreshing to see young people outside, connecting with their neighbors, experiencing the real world, and realizing that they have the power to create change. Whether they came for volunteer hours, community service, or simply to be part of something positive, their energy and enthusiasm made a difference.

Thank you for showing that the next generation cares about their community. The future is bright when young people are willing to get outside, touch some grass, build relationships, and take pride in where they live.

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