BREAKING: DHS confirms that the suspect charged with sexually assaulting and murdering a 2-year-old girl in Louisa County, VA earlier this month is an illegal alien from Mexico. ICE filed a detainer on Raul Genesis Ortiz Moran with local law enforcement & they honored the detainer and handed him over to ICE.
Moran is now charged with second degree murder and aggravated sexual assault.
He entered the U.S. illegally as a gotaway at an unknown time & location.
DHS statement:
βThis monster sexually assaulted and murdered a 2-year-old girl in Virginia,β said Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. βThanks to the cooperation of our local law enforcement partners, this killer is off the streets and will face justice for his crimes. This horrific tragedy was completely avoidable, because this illegal alien should have never been in our country. Governor Spanbergerβs sanctuary policies have made Virginia a hotbed for illegal alien crime.β
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Moran is now charged with second degree murder and aggravated sexual assault.
He entered the U.S. illegally as a gotaway at an unknown time & location.
DHS statement:
βThis monster sexually assaulted and murdered a 2-year-old girl in Virginia,β said Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. βThanks to the cooperation of our local law enforcement partners, this killer is off the streets and will face justice for his crimes. This horrific tragedy was completely avoidable, because this illegal alien should have never been in our country. Governor Spanbergerβs sanctuary policies have made Virginia a hotbed for illegal alien crime.β
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NEW: Bankruptcy deal could finally clean up downtown L.A.βs graffiti towers Downtown Los Angelesβ infamous graffiti-covered skyscrapers may finally be on track for cleanup after a federal judge approved a bankruptcy exit agreement tied to the stalled Oceanwideβ¦
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*AIR-51 LOCATES DOUBLE HOMICIDE SUSPECT*
On June 18, 2026, while flying in support of a CHP Crime Suppression Task Force in the City of Pomona, the crew of CHP Air-51 was advised of a suspect vehicle wanted in connection with a double homicide, which had occurred in the city earlier that afternoon.
Utilizing expertise of the highly trained aircrew and the advanced capabilities of the CHP fixed-wing aircraft, Air-51 located the suspect vehicle during afternoon rush hour traffic on the northbound I-5 freeway in the San Fernando Valley.
After locating the vehicle, Air-51 directed CHP ground units to its location and coordinated the initiation of an enforcement stop. The driver failed to yield, leading officers on a nearly two-hour pursuit through Los Angeles County and into the Antelope Valley.
Throughout the incident, Air-51 provided critical overhead support, real-time updates, and situational awareness to CHP ground units and allied public safety partners.
The pursuit ended when CHP Antelope Valley Area units successfully conducted a PIT (Pursuit Immobilization Technique) maneuver, disabling the suspect vehicle. The suspect was taken into custody without further incident.
This incident highlights the critical role CHP aviation plays in support of field-related law enforcement operations, mutual aid coordination, and public safety efforts across California.
CHP Air Operations
On June 18, 2026, while flying in support of a CHP Crime Suppression Task Force in the City of Pomona, the crew of CHP Air-51 was advised of a suspect vehicle wanted in connection with a double homicide, which had occurred in the city earlier that afternoon.
Utilizing expertise of the highly trained aircrew and the advanced capabilities of the CHP fixed-wing aircraft, Air-51 located the suspect vehicle during afternoon rush hour traffic on the northbound I-5 freeway in the San Fernando Valley.
After locating the vehicle, Air-51 directed CHP ground units to its location and coordinated the initiation of an enforcement stop. The driver failed to yield, leading officers on a nearly two-hour pursuit through Los Angeles County and into the Antelope Valley.
Throughout the incident, Air-51 provided critical overhead support, real-time updates, and situational awareness to CHP ground units and allied public safety partners.
The pursuit ended when CHP Antelope Valley Area units successfully conducted a PIT (Pursuit Immobilization Technique) maneuver, disabling the suspect vehicle. The suspect was taken into custody without further incident.
This incident highlights the critical role CHP aviation plays in support of field-related law enforcement operations, mutual aid coordination, and public safety efforts across California.
CHP Air Operations
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'IT'S TIME TO ELIMINATE IRAN'
"I will pay my taxes twice this year... if you tell Congress this is what we want to do, and this is how we're going to achieve it... and you bury that entire country under a blanket of American-induced dust."
Carl Higbie reacts to War Secretary Pete Hegseth's request for more funds for the Iran war.
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"I will pay my taxes twice this year... if you tell Congress this is what we want to do, and this is how we're going to achieve it... and you bury that entire country under a blanket of American-induced dust."
Carl Higbie reacts to War Secretary Pete Hegseth's request for more funds for the Iran war.
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The Justice Department has filed 27 lawsuits challenging state and local policies that it argues obstruct federal immigration enforcement.
The disputes involve constitutional authority, local law-enforcement cooperation, immigration detainers and restrictions placed on federal officers.
The outcomes have varied by jurisdiction, highlighting the growing legal conflict between federal enforcement priorities and state or municipal policy.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/doj-files-27-lawsuits-against-sanctuary-cities-and-states-defying-trump-deportation-efforts
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The disputes involve constitutional authority, local law-enforcement cooperation, immigration detainers and restrictions placed on federal officers.
The outcomes have varied by jurisdiction, highlighting the growing legal conflict between federal enforcement priorities and state or municipal policy.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/doj-files-27-lawsuits-against-sanctuary-cities-and-states-defying-trump-deportation-efforts
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NEW: A Madison Wisconsin police officer shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest, the city's police chief said Wednesday.
Cellphone video of the shooting circulated on social media shortly after the incident. Three gunshots can be heard on the cellphone video.
Madison Police Chief John Patterson stressed at a news conference that the footage circulating was just one perspective of what happened.
The shooting happened on a city street in a popular neighborhood lined with restaurants, bars, shops and residential homes less than two miles from the state Capitol. Footage of the incident shows numerous cars stopped in the intersection with people watching as it unfolded.
A crowd formed near where the shooting occurred on Wednesday with people chanting, "Arrest the cops!"
Police were responding to calls that someone was attempting to enter parked vehicles in the neighborhood, Patterson said. The suspect fled on a bike through nearby backyards in an attempt to get away before officers contacted him in the street, Patterson said.
The suspect either fell off of his bike or was taken off of his bike by officers and during the struggle pulled out a knife and injured an officer, Patterson said.
An officer deployed a taser but it was unsuccessful, the chief said. The same officer who was injured by the knife fired his weapon and the man who was shot died later at the hospital, the chief said. He described the officer who fired his weapon as a veteran officer, but did not reveal any other details.
Another officer was injured, but it's not clear how, Patterson said. The other two officers were uninjured.
The Wisconsin Department of Criminal Investigation will investigate the shooting because it involves police officers.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recoveryππ»
https://abc7chicago.com/post/wisconsin-police-officer-shoots-kills-man-city-street-state-capitol-madison/19559146/
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Cellphone video of the shooting circulated on social media shortly after the incident. Three gunshots can be heard on the cellphone video.
Madison Police Chief John Patterson stressed at a news conference that the footage circulating was just one perspective of what happened.
The shooting happened on a city street in a popular neighborhood lined with restaurants, bars, shops and residential homes less than two miles from the state Capitol. Footage of the incident shows numerous cars stopped in the intersection with people watching as it unfolded.
A crowd formed near where the shooting occurred on Wednesday with people chanting, "Arrest the cops!"
Police were responding to calls that someone was attempting to enter parked vehicles in the neighborhood, Patterson said. The suspect fled on a bike through nearby backyards in an attempt to get away before officers contacted him in the street, Patterson said.
The suspect either fell off of his bike or was taken off of his bike by officers and during the struggle pulled out a knife and injured an officer, Patterson said.
An officer deployed a taser but it was unsuccessful, the chief said. The same officer who was injured by the knife fired his weapon and the man who was shot died later at the hospital, the chief said. He described the officer who fired his weapon as a veteran officer, but did not reveal any other details.
Another officer was injured, but it's not clear how, Patterson said. The other two officers were uninjured.
The Wisconsin Department of Criminal Investigation will investigate the shooting because it involves police officers.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recoveryππ»
https://abc7chicago.com/post/wisconsin-police-officer-shoots-kills-man-city-street-state-capitol-madison/19559146/
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Such a sweet moment. This is what itβs all about β protecting and uplifting the American Family. β₯οΈπΊπΈπΆπΌ
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NEW: A Madison Wisconsin police officer shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest, the city's police chief said Wednesday. Cellphone video of the shooting circulated on social media shortly after the incident. Three gunshotsβ¦
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DEVELOPING: BLM members just crashed the Concerts on the Square in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Spending the day with this incredible family, and the other families of our fallen heroes, was an honor.
Their loved ones' ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.
President Trump will make sure
America never forgets the names of these great patriots.
Karoline Leavitt
Their loved ones' ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.
President Trump will make sure
America never forgets the names of these great patriots.
Karoline Leavitt
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NEW: A Virginia State Police (VSP) trooper was sent to the hospital after a group of teens in a reported stolen car led authorities on a high-speed chase through Fairfax and Prince William counties and ended in a crash overnight.
It happened around 1:21 a.m. July 22 when VSP officials were told that a stolen vehicle was seen traveling south on Interstate 395 in Fairfax County.
Troopers found the vehicle on southbound I-95, south of the Springfield Interchange, and tried to stop it.
Police said the driver, identified as a Maryland teen, refused to pull over, prompting a chase that reached speeds over 130 mph.
The vehicle got off I-95 at Exit 150 and hit another vehicle before continuing onto Minnieville Road, according to police.
A trooper tried to stop the car, but the teenage driver kept going and got back on I-95, this time heading north.
Police said troopers attempted to box the car in, but the driver, allegedly rammed a state police cruiser and pushed it into a concrete barrier.
The stolen car traveled about another 100 yards before coming to a stop.
The trooper was taken to a nearby hospital, treated, and released, according to VSP. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recoveryππ»
https://wjla.com/news/local/virginia-state-police-stolen-car-pursuit-high-speed-chase-trooper-injured-fairfax-county-prince-william-interstate-95-395-130-mph-maryland-teen-juveniles-youth-crimes-hospital-investigation
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It happened around 1:21 a.m. July 22 when VSP officials were told that a stolen vehicle was seen traveling south on Interstate 395 in Fairfax County.
Troopers found the vehicle on southbound I-95, south of the Springfield Interchange, and tried to stop it.
Police said the driver, identified as a Maryland teen, refused to pull over, prompting a chase that reached speeds over 130 mph.
The vehicle got off I-95 at Exit 150 and hit another vehicle before continuing onto Minnieville Road, according to police.
A trooper tried to stop the car, but the teenage driver kept going and got back on I-95, this time heading north.
Police said troopers attempted to box the car in, but the driver, allegedly rammed a state police cruiser and pushed it into a concrete barrier.
The stolen car traveled about another 100 yards before coming to a stop.
The trooper was taken to a nearby hospital, treated, and released, according to VSP. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recoveryππ»
https://wjla.com/news/local/virginia-state-police-stolen-car-pursuit-high-speed-chase-trooper-injured-fairfax-county-prince-william-interstate-95-395-130-mph-maryland-teen-juveniles-youth-crimes-hospital-investigation
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OMG! Please please don't nominate Kamala ! LOL
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βThat the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him: The eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that ye may know what is the hope of his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints,β
Ephesians 1:17-18 KJV
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Thursday: the latest this morning on Tropical Storm Bertha. Extreme heat, flash flooding potential too.
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BREAKING: The number of people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles is expected to increase this year after two consecutive years of declines, according to multiple sources familiar with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authorityβs latest point-in-time count.
The source says the number of people sleeping on the street increased by roughly 8% compared to 2025
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The source says the number of people sleeping on the street increased by roughly 8% compared to 2025
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