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After 31 years of dedicated service with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Lieutenant Patrick L. Libertone last assignment was at Fraud and Cyber Crimes Bureau (FCCB). While on his way home from work, he conducted a traffic stop to address a reckless…
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We were honored to be present for the unveiling of Lt. Patrick Libertone Memorial Wall.
The memorial will serve as a lasting reminder of the positive impact he made on the department, the community, and everyone who knew him.
📷: D. McAllister & D. Joho.
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The memorial will serve as a lasting reminder of the positive impact he made on the department, the community, and everyone who knew him.
📷: D. McAllister & D. Joho.
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THIS IS WILD: Just NINE MONTHS in federal prison for driving directly at a Border Patrol agent.
Olivia Wilkins encountered Border Patrol agents assisting Maine law enforcement at the scene of a rollover crash in August 2025. The accident involved two immigrants who were reportedly in the country unlawfully.
Court records say Wilkins objected to Border Patrol’s presence but was still allowed to remain nearby and observe. As an agent escorted one of the men toward a Border Patrol vehicle, Wilkins suddenly accelerated toward them, forcing the agent to pull the man out of the roadway.
Wilkins stopped before striking them, swerved back into traffic and fled, but Maine State Police arrested her a short distance away.
She later pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer and was sentenced to ONLY NINE MONTHS in prison. The judge reportedly told Wilkins she was fortunate another officer did not fire his weapon to protect the agent and the man in custody.
This was not a protest or a heated exchange. She used a vehicle to threaten a federal agent carrying out a lawful arrest.
Anti-ICE hysteria has real consequences, and federal officers should not have to wonder whether the next activist confronting them will use a vehicle as a weapon.
Nine months sends exactly the WRONG message.
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Olivia Wilkins encountered Border Patrol agents assisting Maine law enforcement at the scene of a rollover crash in August 2025. The accident involved two immigrants who were reportedly in the country unlawfully.
Court records say Wilkins objected to Border Patrol’s presence but was still allowed to remain nearby and observe. As an agent escorted one of the men toward a Border Patrol vehicle, Wilkins suddenly accelerated toward them, forcing the agent to pull the man out of the roadway.
Wilkins stopped before striking them, swerved back into traffic and fled, but Maine State Police arrested her a short distance away.
She later pleaded guilty to assaulting a federal officer and was sentenced to ONLY NINE MONTHS in prison. The judge reportedly told Wilkins she was fortunate another officer did not fire his weapon to protect the agent and the man in custody.
This was not a protest or a heated exchange. She used a vehicle to threaten a federal agent carrying out a lawful arrest.
Anti-ICE hysteria has real consequences, and federal officers should not have to wonder whether the next activist confronting them will use a vehicle as a weapon.
Nine months sends exactly the WRONG message.
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Trump admin marks 15 straight months with zero border releases as apprehensions plunge 94%
The Trump administration reports 15 consecutive months with zero border releases, citing a 94% drop in apprehensions compared to the previous administration. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin states fentanyl deaths have plummeted and contraband seizures increased by 26%, highlighting the efficacy of their border security agenda. Additionally, the House of Representatives is advancing the Permanent Secure Border Act to criminalize visa overstays, end "catch and release" policies, and enhance border technology and staffing.
Read more: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-admin-marks-15-straight-months-zero-border-releases-apprehensions-plunge
Karoline Leavitt
The Trump administration reports 15 consecutive months with zero border releases, citing a 94% drop in apprehensions compared to the previous administration. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin states fentanyl deaths have plummeted and contraband seizures increased by 26%, highlighting the efficacy of their border security agenda. Additionally, the House of Representatives is advancing the Permanent Secure Border Act to criminalize visa overstays, end "catch and release" policies, and enhance border technology and staffing.
Read more: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-admin-marks-15-straight-months-zero-border-releases-apprehensions-plunge
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BIG WIN today at the U.S. Court of International Trade on one of the most DESPICABLE loopholes in American Trade Policy — The so-called “de minimis” exemption.
For years, Foreign Shippers could send packages worth up to $800 into our Country, DUTY FREE, NO TARIFF, far less scrutiny. It became a giant loophole for TARIFF Cheats — and a Pipeline exploited by Fentanyl Traffickers, Counterfeiters, and other Criminals shipping dangerous and illegal products into America. The numbers were staggering. In 2024 alone, de minimis cost America an estimated 10.8 BILLION DOLLRS in foregone TARIFF Revenue, and an astonishing share of narcotics and counterfeit seizures came through the de minimis channel. So, we CLOSED IT. With the stroke of my mighty pen — NO AUTOPEN!!! — we ended this ridiculous giveaway, and made Foreign Goods play by the rules. The Importers sued. Today, THEY LOST. The Court ruled that the President had the Legal Authority to rescind this so-called “privilege.”
America is now SAFER, our Workers are better protected, and BILLIONS in TARIFF Revenue that used to slip through this loophole can instead help pay for our Great Military, Tax Relief, NO TAX ON TIPS, and NO TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY. AMERICA FIRST TRADE — AND AMERICA FIRST LAW ENFORCEMENT! President DONALD J. TRUMP
( TS: Aug 13 2026, 2:38 PM ET )
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For years, Foreign Shippers could send packages worth up to $800 into our Country, DUTY FREE, NO TARIFF, far less scrutiny. It became a giant loophole for TARIFF Cheats — and a Pipeline exploited by Fentanyl Traffickers, Counterfeiters, and other Criminals shipping dangerous and illegal products into America. The numbers were staggering. In 2024 alone, de minimis cost America an estimated 10.8 BILLION DOLLRS in foregone TARIFF Revenue, and an astonishing share of narcotics and counterfeit seizures came through the de minimis channel. So, we CLOSED IT. With the stroke of my mighty pen — NO AUTOPEN!!! — we ended this ridiculous giveaway, and made Foreign Goods play by the rules. The Importers sued. Today, THEY LOST. The Court ruled that the President had the Legal Authority to rescind this so-called “privilege.”
America is now SAFER, our Workers are better protected, and BILLIONS in TARIFF Revenue that used to slip through this loophole can instead help pay for our Great Military, Tax Relief, NO TAX ON TIPS, and NO TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY. AMERICA FIRST TRADE — AND AMERICA FIRST LAW ENFORCEMENT! President DONALD J. TRUMP
( TS: Aug 13 2026, 2:38 PM ET )
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NEW: Protestors take the streets in Miami-Dade, Florida, chanting to free the Tate brothers.
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WILD, WILD WEST HOLLYWOOD!!!
This was the scene last night at roughly 1am in the Rainbow District. A DUI suspect endangered community members in West Hollywood during a vehicle pursuit that originated in East Los Angeles. Deputies in West Hollywood took over when the chase entered the WeHo jurisdiction. A pit maneuver was used on the suspect’s vehicle to terminate the pursuit.
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This was the scene last night at roughly 1am in the Rainbow District. A DUI suspect endangered community members in West Hollywood during a vehicle pursuit that originated in East Los Angeles. Deputies in West Hollywood took over when the chase entered the WeHo jurisdiction. A pit maneuver was used on the suspect’s vehicle to terminate the pursuit.
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BREAKING: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is now projected to win the 2028 Democratic Presidential Nomination.
Market expectations for a Gavin Newsom nomination have declined from 40% to a new low of 17%.
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Market expectations for a Gavin Newsom nomination have declined from 40% to a new low of 17%.
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The Department of Justice seeks to strip naturalized U.S. citizen Tatiana Power of her citizenship.
Why?
An ICE Operation False Haven investigation determined she was criminally involved with a business that sexually exploited children before she became a citizen. After obtaining citizenship, she was convicted of laundering money in connection with a business that sold child sex abuse materials.
The U.S. alleges that the court should revoke her citizenship because she procured her citizenship by concealing her earlier crime.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Why?
An ICE Operation False Haven investigation determined she was criminally involved with a business that sexually exploited children before she became a citizen. After obtaining citizenship, she was convicted of laundering money in connection with a business that sold child sex abuse materials.
The U.S. alleges that the court should revoke her citizenship because she procured her citizenship by concealing her earlier crime.
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LOCK HER UP: Kentucky’s new grooming law has reportedly caught its first teacher less than ONE MONTH after taking effect.
Sadie Flores, a 25-year-old Graves County Middle School employee, is accused of exchanging inappropriate messages, holding late-night FaceTime calls and secretly meeting with a minor student outside official school activities.
Published reports say the married mother expressed feelings that went far beyond any acceptable teacher-student relationship. The child’s parents allegedly discovered the communications and immediately reported them to the school district, which contacted law enforcement.
Deputies interviewed Flores, seized electronic evidence and arrested her at the school on August 7. She is now charged with grooming a minor under Kentucky’s new law, which took effect July 15.
This is EXACTLY why the law was needed.
Authorities should not have to wait until grooming escalates into physical s*xual abuse before they can protect a child. Secret meetings, late-night calls and inappropriate emotional manipulation are not harmless boundary violations. They are warning signs that demand immediate action.
Kentucky gave law enforcement the power to intervene BEFORE another child is permanently harmed. If these allegations are proven, make the consequences severe enough to warn every adult who believes a child can be manipulated for their own gratification.
Every state should follow Kentucky’s lead. What should justice look like in a case like this?
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Sadie Flores, a 25-year-old Graves County Middle School employee, is accused of exchanging inappropriate messages, holding late-night FaceTime calls and secretly meeting with a minor student outside official school activities.
Published reports say the married mother expressed feelings that went far beyond any acceptable teacher-student relationship. The child’s parents allegedly discovered the communications and immediately reported them to the school district, which contacted law enforcement.
Deputies interviewed Flores, seized electronic evidence and arrested her at the school on August 7. She is now charged with grooming a minor under Kentucky’s new law, which took effect July 15.
This is EXACTLY why the law was needed.
Authorities should not have to wait until grooming escalates into physical s*xual abuse before they can protect a child. Secret meetings, late-night calls and inappropriate emotional manipulation are not harmless boundary violations. They are warning signs that demand immediate action.
Kentucky gave law enforcement the power to intervene BEFORE another child is permanently harmed. If these allegations are proven, make the consequences severe enough to warn every adult who believes a child can be manipulated for their own gratification.
Every state should follow Kentucky’s lead. What should justice look like in a case like this?
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The Los Servidores Mariachi group made up of law enforcement, mostly from LAPD! They just competed on America’s Got Talent.
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NEW: A Town of Ramapo NY Code Enforcement officer was struck and injured by a taxi after the driver fled while the officer was issuing a ticket. The officer suffered minor injuries and was treated by Spring Hill EMS. Ramapo Police are investigating the incident.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recovery🙏🏻
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Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recovery🙏🏻
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⚠️The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory until 4:40 p.m. today for eastern Lucerne Valley and northern Johnson Valley.
Thunderstorms are producing heavy rain, with 0.5 to 0.75 inches already fallen and an additional 0.25 to 1 inch possible.
⚠️ Turn around, don’t drown. Never drive through flooded streets, washes, or moving water. It only takes a small amount of fast-moving water to make driving conditions dangerous.
Residents near recent burn areas should use extra caution. Heavy rainfall can trigger rapid runoff, debris flows and mudflows, sending mud, rocks and other debris into roads and low-lying areas.
🔗 Flood and emergency preparedness information: https://sbcfire.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/documents/Programs/ReadySetGoFloods.pdf
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Thunderstorms are producing heavy rain, with 0.5 to 0.75 inches already fallen and an additional 0.25 to 1 inch possible.
⚠️ Turn around, don’t drown. Never drive through flooded streets, washes, or moving water. It only takes a small amount of fast-moving water to make driving conditions dangerous.
Residents near recent burn areas should use extra caution. Heavy rainfall can trigger rapid runoff, debris flows and mudflows, sending mud, rocks and other debris into roads and low-lying areas.
🔗 Flood and emergency preparedness information: https://sbcfire.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/documents/Programs/ReadySetGoFloods.pdf
San Bernardino County Sheriff
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President Trump to rally with New York police in highlighting historic coast-to-coast violent crime drop.
Exclusive: President Donald Trump will rally with law enforcement officials at the Nassau County Police Academy to announce a historic nationwide drop in violent crime, attributing the decline to his administration's law-and-order policies.
• Record low crime: The FBI projects an 18.1% drop in murders and significant decreases in robberies, assaults, and burglaries in 2025—the largest since records began in 1936.
Read more: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-rally-new-york-police-highlighting-historic-coast-to-coast-violent-crime-drop
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Exclusive: President Donald Trump will rally with law enforcement officials at the Nassau County Police Academy to announce a historic nationwide drop in violent crime, attributing the decline to his administration's law-and-order policies.
• Record low crime: The FBI projects an 18.1% drop in murders and significant decreases in robberies, assaults, and burglaries in 2025—the largest since records began in 1936.
Read more: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-rally-new-york-police-highlighting-historic-coast-to-coast-violent-crime-drop
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NEW: The Pima County Sheriffs Department says before 8 this morning, they responded to Sabino Canyon for a rescue.
A family of three tried to cross a flooded bridge on bicycles. During the crossing, a 20-year-old woman fell from her bicycle and became trapped underwater, Mary Coleman reports.
Family members and Good Samaritans began helping, but the woman remained underwater for multiple minutes. She was eventually pulled from the water and CPR was started until she regained consciousness.
PCSD Deputies arrived to help her out of the drainage. Two people were taken to a local hospital and are reported to be stable.
PCSD says this is a good reminder--"never attempt to cross flooded washes, whether on a bike, in a vehicle, or on foot. Fast‑moving water is extremely dangerous and puts you and first responders at risk."
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A family of three tried to cross a flooded bridge on bicycles. During the crossing, a 20-year-old woman fell from her bicycle and became trapped underwater, Mary Coleman reports.
Family members and Good Samaritans began helping, but the woman remained underwater for multiple minutes. She was eventually pulled from the water and CPR was started until she regained consciousness.
PCSD Deputies arrived to help her out of the drainage. Two people were taken to a local hospital and are reported to be stable.
PCSD says this is a good reminder--"never attempt to cross flooded washes, whether on a bike, in a vehicle, or on foot. Fast‑moving water is extremely dangerous and puts you and first responders at risk."
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The New York City Department of Correction mourns the loss of Correction Officer Noreen O’Connor, a 44-year veteran who passed away yesterday. Officer O’Connor was also currently our agency’s longest-serving woman Correction Officer.
Respected, adored and supported by so many, Officer O’Connor boldly served at the Correctional Institution for Women (CIFW), now renamed to the George Motchan Detention Center (GMDC), and our Special Operations Division (SOD) on Rikers Island. Her remarkable longevity in correctional service included decades of mentoring her fellow staff members on what it truly means to be one of New York City’s Boldest.
Officer O’Connor’s kindness, professionalism, wisdom, dedication and love for helping others will continue to impact our agency and city for generations to come. She will always be remembered and revered as a NYC DOC legend.
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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Respected, adored and supported by so many, Officer O’Connor boldly served at the Correctional Institution for Women (CIFW), now renamed to the George Motchan Detention Center (GMDC), and our Special Operations Division (SOD) on Rikers Island. Her remarkable longevity in correctional service included decades of mentoring her fellow staff members on what it truly means to be one of New York City’s Boldest.
Officer O’Connor’s kindness, professionalism, wisdom, dedication and love for helping others will continue to impact our agency and city for generations to come. She will always be remembered and revered as a NYC DOC legend.
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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Tropical Storm Lala in the Central Pacific is expected to impact the Hawaiian Islands later this week and into the weekend, where Hurricane Watches have been posted.
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