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UPDATE: At least 63 Americans missing in Nepal-Tibet floods, officials say amid rescue operations. At least 358 people have been confirmed killed by the massive flash flooding that ravaged the Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday. @police_frequency
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UPDATE: A desperate search is underway for more than 1,500 people still missing after catastrophic flooding devastates Nepal and Tibet.
At least 547 people are dead, with about 90 Americans among those still unaccounted for.
The disaster was reportedly triggered by a glacier collapse that sent a wall of water and mud several stories high tearing through the region. Now, more rain could complicate the race to find survivors.
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At least 547 people are dead, with about 90 Americans among those still unaccounted for.
The disaster was reportedly triggered by a glacier collapse that sent a wall of water and mud several stories high tearing through the region. Now, more rain could complicate the race to find survivors.
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In case you need a reminder that good men are still out there, this Texas father is one of the best examples out there.
He heard his 5-year-old daughter screaming and RAN. He found 47-year-old Jesus Mora Flores s*xually assaulting his little girl behind a barn.
Dad didn't freeze. He didn't wait. He pulled Flores off his daughter and beat him. Then, when Flores became unresponsive, the father immediately called 911 and asked for an ambulance.
Flores died, which meant this father had to wait while authorities decided whether HE would be charged for stopping the man who was s*xually assaulting his 5-year-old.
A grand jury ultimately refused to indict him. Prosecutors said the evidence backed his account and Texas law allowed deadly force to stop the assault.
This news story is making the rounds again, and it's one we should remember.
THIS is a father.
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He heard his 5-year-old daughter screaming and RAN. He found 47-year-old Jesus Mora Flores s*xually assaulting his little girl behind a barn.
Dad didn't freeze. He didn't wait. He pulled Flores off his daughter and beat him. Then, when Flores became unresponsive, the father immediately called 911 and asked for an ambulance.
Flores died, which meant this father had to wait while authorities decided whether HE would be charged for stopping the man who was s*xually assaulting his 5-year-old.
A grand jury ultimately refused to indict him. Prosecutors said the evidence backed his account and Texas law allowed deadly force to stop the assault.
This news story is making the rounds again, and it's one we should remember.
THIS is a father.
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Deputies responded to Walmart after 34-year-old Daryl Wallace was detained for stealing firearm slings and lubricant. Wallace gave deputies a false identity, but they quickly learned who he really was… a convicted felon on active felony probation with three active felony warrants for drug charges, grand theft, and vehicle theft.
The identification also triggered an alert for our North Division POP Team. POP deputies responded and located a vehicle associated with Wallace in the parking lot. A search turned up a loaded rifle, narcotics, and drug paraphernalia.
Wallace, a validated gang member with multiple prior theft and narcotics convictions, was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail on his warrants and fresh charges of possession of a controlled substance while armed, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, petty theft with prior convictions, false impersonation, and possession of false identification.
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Deputies responded to Walmart after 34-year-old Daryl Wallace was detained for stealing firearm slings and lubricant. Wallace gave deputies a false identity, but they quickly learned who he really was… a convicted felon on active felony probation with three active felony warrants for drug charges, grand theft, and vehicle theft.
The identification also triggered an alert for our North Division POP Team. POP deputies responded and located a vehicle associated with Wallace in the parking lot. A search turned up a loaded rifle, narcotics, and drug paraphernalia.
Wallace, a validated gang member with multiple prior theft and narcotics convictions, was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail on his warrants and fresh charges of possession of a controlled substance while armed, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, petty theft with prior convictions, false impersonation, and possession of false identification.
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FLOCK FIASCO: A Denver woman is speaking out about Flock cameras after she says police falsely accused her of stealing a package.
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Great to be in New York addressing over 150 of our law enforcement partners supporting FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Forces – our initiative investigating terrorist threats across the country and the word, sharing intelligence, and responding to critical incidents.
The first JTTF started in 1980 as a frontline defense against terrorist threats, and 45 years later we have over 200 Task Forces across the country – including at least one task force operating in each of the FBI’s 56 field offices. As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11 this task force is more important than ever and one of our most successful multi-agency initiatives. Since the start of the Trump administration we’ve seen almost 1,100 terrorists disrupted (up 20%), 55 Foreign Terrorist Organizations dismantled (up 96%) – and so far in just 2026 alone, we’ve already disrupted over 400 terrorist plots at home and around the world. None of it is possible without these brilliant partners.
Special thanks to our NYPD partners including NYPDPC Commissioner Tisch, FBI New York, FDNY, the Port Authority PD, and the National September 11 Memorial and Museum for hosting us.
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FBI Director Kash Patel
The first JTTF started in 1980 as a frontline defense against terrorist threats, and 45 years later we have over 200 Task Forces across the country – including at least one task force operating in each of the FBI’s 56 field offices. As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11 this task force is more important than ever and one of our most successful multi-agency initiatives. Since the start of the Trump administration we’ve seen almost 1,100 terrorists disrupted (up 20%), 55 Foreign Terrorist Organizations dismantled (up 96%) – and so far in just 2026 alone, we’ve already disrupted over 400 terrorist plots at home and around the world. None of it is possible without these brilliant partners.
Special thanks to our NYPD partners including NYPDPC Commissioner Tisch, FBI New York, FDNY, the Port Authority PD, and the National September 11 Memorial and Museum for hosting us.
-DKP🇺🇸
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Prichard officials say they intend to build a more accountable, accredited police department, but questions remain about long-term law enforcement coverage as officers are placed on leave and the agency is rebuilt.
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Ala. City Moves to Rebuild Police Force After Arrests Shake Department
Prichard officials say they intend to build a more accountable, accredited police department, but questions remain about long-term law enforcement coverage as officers are placed...
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On July 11, 2026, Officer Casey Allsbrook was finishing her night shift and heading home when she came upon a scene no one could have expected.
A vehicle had crashed and was on fire. Flames had consumed much of the engine compartment and were beginning to spread into the passenger compartment. Inside the vehicle, a man was trapped, and unconscious.
Officer Allsbrook tried to open the driver’s-side door, but the collision had damaged it.
Officer Allsbrook ran to the passenger side, used her baton to break the window and climbed into the burning vehicle. She reached the man and helped pull him from the vehicle, putting her own life in danger to save his.
Moments later, the vehicle was fully engulfed in flames.
Because Officer Allsbrook was there, because she recognized the danger and because she was willing to run toward it when every instinct might have told her to run the other way, that man survived.
She was on her way home.
Instead, she became the reason someone else got to go home, too.
Officer Allsbrook’s actions that night were more than courageous. They were selfless. They were instinctive. And they are a powerful reminder that being a police officer is not simply a job that ends when a shift is over. It is a commitment to protect and serve—whenever and wherever someone needs help.
Officer Allsbrook, we are incredibly proud of you. Thank you for putting your life on the line to save another. You are an example of the courage, compassion and dedication that define the Horry County Police Department.
To show the department's appreciation, Chief Kris Leonhardt awarded Officer Allsbrook with a Medal of Valor and Lifesaving Award.
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A vehicle had crashed and was on fire. Flames had consumed much of the engine compartment and were beginning to spread into the passenger compartment. Inside the vehicle, a man was trapped, and unconscious.
Officer Allsbrook tried to open the driver’s-side door, but the collision had damaged it.
Officer Allsbrook ran to the passenger side, used her baton to break the window and climbed into the burning vehicle. She reached the man and helped pull him from the vehicle, putting her own life in danger to save his.
Moments later, the vehicle was fully engulfed in flames.
Because Officer Allsbrook was there, because she recognized the danger and because she was willing to run toward it when every instinct might have told her to run the other way, that man survived.
She was on her way home.
Instead, she became the reason someone else got to go home, too.
Officer Allsbrook’s actions that night were more than courageous. They were selfless. They were instinctive. And they are a powerful reminder that being a police officer is not simply a job that ends when a shift is over. It is a commitment to protect and serve—whenever and wherever someone needs help.
Officer Allsbrook, we are incredibly proud of you. Thank you for putting your life on the line to save another. You are an example of the courage, compassion and dedication that define the Horry County Police Department.
To show the department's appreciation, Chief Kris Leonhardt awarded Officer Allsbrook with a Medal of Valor and Lifesaving Award.
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NEW: ICE New Orleans arrested Margarito Rosales Altamira, a 24-year-old illegal alien from Mexico.
Criminal history includes felony conviction for opium or derivatives and aggravated felony conviction for cocaine – sell in Lebanon, TN (sentenced to 6 years and 8 years, respectively).
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Criminal history includes felony conviction for opium or derivatives and aggravated felony conviction for cocaine – sell in Lebanon, TN (sentenced to 6 years and 8 years, respectively).
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NEW: The US State Department announces it has revoked the visa of an Iraqi national on the FBI’s terror watchlist who was given an award by the Biden administration for her advocacy in “gender equity”.
Per State:
“Taif Sami Mohammed Al Shakarchi was given the International Woman of Courage Award in 2022 by former Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and former First Lady Jill Biden.”
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Per State:
“Taif Sami Mohammed Al Shakarchi was given the International Woman of Courage Award in 2022 by former Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and former First Lady Jill Biden.”
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NEW: The jury sent their first note to the judge while deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy trial.
They wanted to review physical evidence, namely pill bottles and a knife used in her suicide attempt.
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They wanted to review physical evidence, namely pill bottles and a knife used in her suicide attempt.
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WATCH IN FULL: President Donald J. Trump honors Artemis II astronauts at NASA ceremony
NASA Admin: "I am grateful to serve under a President with the vision and determination to ensure American leadership across the great frontier of space — a President with the foresight to see the diplomatic potential and give us the Artemis Accords." 🚀
POTUS at Johnson Space Center in Houston:
"Today, we're proudly awarding award the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the remarkable crew of Artemis II. Please join me in congratulating CDR Reid Wiseman, PLT Victor Glover, MS Christina Koch, and MS Jeremy Hansen."
POTUS: We have brought America's space program out of its Dark Age and into its new Golden Age — and our nation will never again retreat from this vast frontier we reached with American courage, treasure, and blood.
We will explore it, we will take it, and we will WIN it.
POTUS: In 2016, the U.S. government and the private sector launched just 22 rockets into orbit combined. Last year, we conducted nearly 200 orbital launches — and that number will continue to grow exponentially.
POTUS announces the creation of a NEW national military academy — the U.S. Space Academy 🚀
POTUS: Only 30 extraordinary men and women in history have received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor — and today, we add four new names to this elite roster of fearless explorers.
POTUS presents the crew of the Artemis II — CDR Reid Wiseman, PLT Victor Glover, MS Christina Koch, and MS Jeremy Hansen — with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
The crew of the Artemis II presents POTUS with a personalized NASA blue flight jacket🔥
POTUS becomes the first sitting President in history to call astronauts aboard the International Space Station from Mission Control 🚀
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NASA Admin: "I am grateful to serve under a President with the vision and determination to ensure American leadership across the great frontier of space — a President with the foresight to see the diplomatic potential and give us the Artemis Accords." 🚀
POTUS at Johnson Space Center in Houston:
"Today, we're proudly awarding award the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the remarkable crew of Artemis II. Please join me in congratulating CDR Reid Wiseman, PLT Victor Glover, MS Christina Koch, and MS Jeremy Hansen."
POTUS: We have brought America's space program out of its Dark Age and into its new Golden Age — and our nation will never again retreat from this vast frontier we reached with American courage, treasure, and blood.
We will explore it, we will take it, and we will WIN it.
POTUS: In 2016, the U.S. government and the private sector launched just 22 rockets into orbit combined. Last year, we conducted nearly 200 orbital launches — and that number will continue to grow exponentially.
POTUS announces the creation of a NEW national military academy — the U.S. Space Academy 🚀
POTUS: Only 30 extraordinary men and women in history have received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor — and today, we add four new names to this elite roster of fearless explorers.
POTUS presents the crew of the Artemis II — CDR Reid Wiseman, PLT Victor Glover, MS Christina Koch, and MS Jeremy Hansen — with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.
The crew of the Artemis II presents POTUS with a personalized NASA blue flight jacket
POTUS becomes the first sitting President in history to call astronauts aboard the International Space Station from Mission Control 🚀
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Please, praying for the Missouri State trooper who was seriously injured in the line of duty earlier today.🙏🏻 A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper was struck and seriously injured during a traffic stop on northbound Interstate 35 in North Kansas City on…
The Missouri State Trooper’s Association has named a trooper who was seriously injured after he was struck on the side of the road during a traffic stop Wednesday morning in Clay County.
Cpl. Bruce Thoman was conducting a traffic stop around midnight Wednesday when he was struck by a suspected intoxicated driver on the left shoulder of northbound Interstates 29 and 35 and Missouri 210 in North Kansas City.
According to a GoFundMe created by the Missouri State Trooper’s Association, the incident severely injured Thoman, “permanently altering his life and mobility.”
The fundraiser was created to support Thoman and his family as they look toward “a future of unknowns,” according to the GoFundMe.
Read more: https://www.officer.com/command-hq/technology/traffic/news/55401526/missouri-state-trooper-bruce-thoman-seriously-injured-after-being-struck-during-traffic-stop
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Cpl. Bruce Thoman was conducting a traffic stop around midnight Wednesday when he was struck by a suspected intoxicated driver on the left shoulder of northbound Interstates 29 and 35 and Missouri 210 in North Kansas City.
According to a GoFundMe created by the Missouri State Trooper’s Association, the incident severely injured Thoman, “permanently altering his life and mobility.”
The fundraiser was created to support Thoman and his family as they look toward “a future of unknowns,” according to the GoFundMe.
Read more: https://www.officer.com/command-hq/technology/traffic/news/55401526/missouri-state-trooper-bruce-thoman-seriously-injured-after-being-struck-during-traffic-stop
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Anna Paulina says major disclosure is coming on influencers who are paid from foreign entities
That’s cool… can we also do influencers who are paid by the U.S. Government?
Who else agrees?
That’s cool… can we also do influencers who are paid by the U.S. Government?
Who else agrees?
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Stay cool 💦⛱
•Never leave children or pets in vehicles
•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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•Never leave children or pets in vehicles
•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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BREAKING: Election Fraud Arrests Begin This morning we arrested and federally charged a Honduran national for unlawfully registering to vote in California and falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, is charged…
New Details: In an early morning bust, federal agents in L.A. just arrested a Honduran national who investigators allege was able to register to vote in California & committed perjury by lying on a voter application that he is a U.S. Citizen.
Darwin Rivera-Flores is federally charged with making a false claim about his citizenship and having a fraudulent voter registration, Matt Finn reports.
A criminal complaint says Rivera-Flores pled guilty to obstruction earlier this year for blocking an ICE agent’s access to an immigration building in Camarillo, CA.
Then in March, the complaint alleges Rivera-Flores went back to the federal building and threatened the same agent saying he will find the agent’s ‘neighborhood and house.’
In April, a separate U.S. immigration agent alleges Rivera-Flores texted him, calling him a “b*tch” and writing “I can’t wait until the midterms you don’t have qualified immunity then we can start to indict all you guys one by one.”
Homeland Security alleges that the text message about the midterms implies Rivera-Flores had an interest and intent to vote in November.
The Trump Administration has sued California, demanding it turn over its voter rolls, arguing the federal government could be able to sort through names to determine who’s illegally registered. California currently allows a person to register online without an I.D. or Social Security number and the California Secretary of State’s website says items like a gym membership are acceptable forms of ID at the ballot box.
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Darwin Rivera-Flores is federally charged with making a false claim about his citizenship and having a fraudulent voter registration, Matt Finn reports.
A criminal complaint says Rivera-Flores pled guilty to obstruction earlier this year for blocking an ICE agent’s access to an immigration building in Camarillo, CA.
Then in March, the complaint alleges Rivera-Flores went back to the federal building and threatened the same agent saying he will find the agent’s ‘neighborhood and house.’
In April, a separate U.S. immigration agent alleges Rivera-Flores texted him, calling him a “b*tch” and writing “I can’t wait until the midterms you don’t have qualified immunity then we can start to indict all you guys one by one.”
Homeland Security alleges that the text message about the midterms implies Rivera-Flores had an interest and intent to vote in November.
The Trump Administration has sued California, demanding it turn over its voter rolls, arguing the federal government could be able to sort through names to determine who’s illegally registered. California currently allows a person to register online without an I.D. or Social Security number and the California Secretary of State’s website says items like a gym membership are acceptable forms of ID at the ballot box.
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NEW: NYPD cruiser FLIPS and BURSTS INTO FLAMES after a burgundy BMW rear-ends it on the Bruckner Expressway early Friday morning, Scootercaster reports.
Two officers escaped the burning wreck. Hospitalized with minor injuries and are stable.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻
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Two officers escaped the burning wreck. Hospitalized with minor injuries and are stable.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻
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Major Michael Reddick is retiring after 30 years of service.
A native of Detroit, Michigan, Reddick moved to Georgia to attend college. After college he was hired by the Gwinnett County Police Department in 1996. During his distinguished career, Major Reddick has worked in East, West, Central and South Precincts, the Criminal Investigations Division, the Office of Professional Standards, the Crime Prevention Unit, and Community Affairs. Major Reddick also served on the SWAT team, where he was on the crisis negotiations team and team leader for 19 years.
In his retirement, Reddick plans to do a lot of traveling with his wife.
We are proud to have Major Michael Reddick as part of our police department and are grateful for his years of dedication and service. We wish him success in his future endeavors.
Thank you, Major Reddick.
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A native of Detroit, Michigan, Reddick moved to Georgia to attend college. After college he was hired by the Gwinnett County Police Department in 1996. During his distinguished career, Major Reddick has worked in East, West, Central and South Precincts, the Criminal Investigations Division, the Office of Professional Standards, the Crime Prevention Unit, and Community Affairs. Major Reddick also served on the SWAT team, where he was on the crisis negotiations team and team leader for 19 years.
In his retirement, Reddick plans to do a lot of traveling with his wife.
We are proud to have Major Michael Reddick as part of our police department and are grateful for his years of dedication and service. We wish him success in his future endeavors.
Thank you, Major Reddick.
Gwinnett County Police
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