What began as an engagement celebration ended in heartbreak after an Arkansas police officer drowned trying to save his newly engaged fiancée.

Officer Fred Marsh, 24, had proposed Saturday morning before the couple headed out for a canoe trip on Missouri's Elk River with friends. When his fiancée was caught in the current while trying to get back to the boat, Marsh and another officer jumped in to rescue her.

They got her to safety, but Marsh became exhausted, disappeared beneath the water and was found dead the next day.

"He saw the love of his life in distress," her mother said. "He gave his life helping someone else."

Rest In Peace, Hero💙🖤

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Federal prosecutors say a man with Anti-Ice materials arrived outside a Manhattan federal building with fireworks, weapons and flammable liquid.

He allegedly fired a BB rifle toward the building, poured gasoline near a busy entrance and ignited it—knowing people could be hurt.

Investigators say he had also scoped out other possible targets in New York City before the attack.

Officers arrested him before anyone was seriously injured.

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/manhattan-federal-building-firebombing-suspect

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Another HORRIFIC crime committed by an illegal alien in Abigail Spanberger's Virginia.

This monster SEXUALLY ASSAULTED and MURDERED a 2-year-old girl.

Under Sanctuary Spanberger, Virginia has become a HOTBED for illegal alien crime.

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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J Trump delivers remarks on the administration's environmental priorities.

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POTUS: "We're here today to continue the incredible progress we’re making in communities nationwide to ensure that as new data centers go up... electricity bills for American families will actually come down... With the Trump Administration's Ratepayer Protection Plan, American innovators and consumers [win] together because we're insisting that AI data centers and big tech companies pay their own way."

"The United States never settles for second, and we don’t under this administration... we live by the motto 'America First' ... thanks in part to this incredible [AI] technology boom, investments are pouring into the United States from all over the world." 🇺🇸

"Data centers and AI are dramatically increasing the demand for electricity. It's only fair that the cost of building the new infrastructure required to meet this demand be borne by the corporations — not by American consumers. Under the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, America's largest tech companies have formally committed fund or build all energy infrastructure they are placing on the grid."

POTUS: "Since I introduced this plan just a few months ago, more than 220 utilities, tech companies, state governments and other partners have signed our Ratepayer Protection Pledge. Electricity rates for 80% of the power distributed in America are now being kept in check by the plan."

POTUS: "We're doing very well against the Islamic Republic of Iran—we're doing extremely well. They would like to do something, but I say they're not ready yet. They need more of the same... they've got some evil intentions. We cannot let them have a nuclear weapon."

POTUS: "We can't be taken advantage of by people that say you're gonna have a free home, you're gonna get free rent, everything's gonna be free. What they don't say is a year later, everything's gonna end up in squalor, destruction, and death... We have to stop the threat of the communist rhetoric that you're hearing right now."

LA Gov. Jeff Landry: Who wins the AI race will absolutely control the levers of global power. But winning, as POTUS said, cannot come at the cost of American families, and his Ratepayer Protection Pledge demands that tech companies cover cost of power generation and infrastructure, rather than shifting them onto citizens.

Meta President Dina Powell discusses Meta’s Richland Parish Louisiana Data Center, where they've agreed to pay the FULL COST of the infrastructure to connect to the grid and protect customers from increased costs:

"To date, we have had $1.6B in contracts that have gone straight to businesses in Richland Parish and particularly small business owners."

Gov. Kemp highlights how pro-energy states place lower burdens on residents when it comes to utility bills:

"The best thing is, as our power generation is going up, our rates are going down!"

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NEW: Los Angeles Deputies detained two men in a residential neighborhood after approaching vehicles with firearms drawn during an active law enforcement response.

Video from Citizen App shows deputies giving commands over a loudspeaker before placing the two individuals in handcuffs. Officers remained on scene while continuing to secure the area and investigate.

Authorities have not released additional information about why the men were detained or whether any charges are expected.

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NEW: According to Lt. Terry Garza with the Harris County Texas Sheriff's Office, the major crash may have involved three vehicles. SkyEye13 flew over the major wreck, where at least one other 18-wheeler could be seen involved and with heavy front-end damage.

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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A man experiencing a mental health crisis was exposed from the waist down when deputies arrived.

Prosecutors say one of those deputies allegedly pulled out his personal cellphone and photographed him anyway.

Investigators then uncovered allegations involving another undressed detainee whose photo was reportedly sent to 12 of the deputy’s personal contacts.

The deputy was fired and now faces charges including official oppression and lying to investigators.

Read how body-camera footage and a forensic cellphone search reportedly exposed the case here:

https://lawenforcementtoday.com/former-deputy-charged-nude-detainee-photos

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"If you discovered all this in a suitcase, wouldn't you be this happy?"

That's what Customs and Border Protection joked after K-9 Maisy sniffed out a suitcase arriving from Thailand packed with nearly 100 pounds of prohibited meat, plants and wildlife products.

Officers say the luggage was stuffed with raw meat, mangoes, garlic, bamboo, banana plants and even a Bengal monitor lizard — a large, powerful reptile native to South and Southeast Asia that can grow more than five feet long. The lizard was turned over to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Officials say agriculture detector dogs like Maisy help stop invasive pests, animal diseases and illegal wildlife from entering the U.S.

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Today was a bittersweet day for the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office family as we gathered for the final sign-off of K-9 Recon, who is retiring after six years of dedicated service to the Osceola County community. Today also marks his 8th birthday, making the occasion even more meaningful.

Throughout his career, Recon exemplified loyalty, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to duty. As he officially signs off for the final time, we extend our deepest gratitude for his service and recognize the lasting impact he has made on our agency and the people we serve.

We would also like to thank Bark Avenue Bakery for providing delicious treats for Recon and all of our K-9s as we honored this special milestone.

Happy Birthday, Recon, and congratulations on a retirement well earned. Enjoy every moment—you’ve earned it.

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BREAKING: A man in alleged antisemitic attack is accused of stabbing two Jewish men, ages 40 and 50, on Manhattan's Upper West Side, according to government officials.

NYPD say the first victim was stabbed in the back while walking on a sidewalk. The suspect then allegedly stabbed a second man in the chest nearby at West 86th Street and Central Park West, Scootercaster reports.

The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are investigating whether the attack was hate crime-related. Suspect is in custody.

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It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic and untimely loss of Napa County District Attorney Investigator Nicholas Conrad, age 46, following a battle with Glioblastoma.

Nick was a deeply respected and well-loved member of our District Attorney family. He was our “Car Guy” and for good reason – cars were a passion for Nick, and it was his expert automotive knowledge that proved to be invaluable to many of the cases that we prosecuted on behalf of the People.

Before joining the Napa County District Attorney's Office a decade ago, Nick proudly served as a police officer with the Novato Police Department, dedicating himself to protecting the community he loved. Throughout his career, he brought consummate professionalism, integrity, and a tireless work ethic to every one of his endeavors.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J Trump welcomes the 2025 World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers to the White House.

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"For the first time in the proud history of this famous franchise, you are repeat champions.

"I'm thrilled to say welcome back to the White House. And maybe I'll see you again next year, I hope."

POTUS: "We're delighted to host the 2025 World Series Champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers... for the first time in the proud history of this famous franchise, you are repeat champions... it's one of the great brands anywhere in the world." ⚾️

POTUS recognizes Shohei Ohtani as the Dodgers visit the White House: "In 150 years of Major League Baseball, no player has ever earned more than one unanimous league MVP, except for an international legend named Shohei Ohtani... Last year, Shohei did what was previously unthinkable. He collected his 3rd straight unanimous league MVP with a franchise record 55 home runs."

POTUS praises Clayton Kershaw: "He's a winner. You talk about a winner... Look at that guy. I watched him beat a lot of our teams that were supposed to do well. They didn't do too well against him."

POTUS to Yamamoto and Ohtani: "Who's the better pitcher? Tell me." 🤣

Dodgers Owner Mark Walter presents POTUS with a custom ring and a '47' World Series Dodgers jersey ⚾️

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National FOP President Patrick Yoes sent a letter to Representatives Gillen and Rutherford in support of H.R. 8776, the “Officer Wellness and Peer Support Act.”

https://buff.ly/GXhZr12

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Today, family, friends, and fellow officers will gather to honor NYPD Officer Ryan Thomas McDonald, who passed away unexpectedly at just 28 years old.

The Orangeburg resident joined the New York City Police Department on Jan. 29, 2025, and was assigned to the 34th Precinct.

According to his obituary, McDonald loved serving as a police officer and found a strong sense of purpose in protecting New York City residents.

https://bit.ly/4wtefAr

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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Here is another E-MOTO meetup at night time in Denver Colorado. Two riders got into a accident doing wheelies. They also ran red lights.
Sooner or later we are going to see a major accident.

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When you have a Constitutional Sheriff you don’t put rainbows and unicorns on your patrol cars. You do this!

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A bomb detection K9 with the Pitt County Sheriff's Office died after being accidentally left in a hot vehicle, leading the agency to push for newer patrol vehicles equipped with climate safety systems.

A North Carolina sheriff's office K-9 died last month after being accidentally left in a hot cruiser. Chilli, a bomb detection K-9 that had been with the Pitt County Sheriff's Office since May 2025, died June 11, and the following day, the agency ruled that the death had been an accident.

Read more: http://officer.com/55393275/

RIP Good boy 🙏🏻🐾

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