Law enforcement officers face dangers every day in service to their communities, including circumstances that cannot always be anticipated. We hope this Anderson County deputy makes a full recovery.🙏🏻

A deputy with the Anderson County SC Sheriff's Office was taken to the hospital after being involved in a crash in a patrol car.
The crash happened about noon at Whitehall Road and Pearman Dairy Road.

More details will be provided as they become available

https://www.wyff4.com/article/deputy-crash-patrol-car/73554801

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GOD IS GOOD!!!

Montclair poilce are investigating the theft of a beer truck carrying about 40,000 lbs. of beer.🍺🍻

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Good night to all! 😴

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Saturday: Heat continues across the Southwest

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UPDATE: A suspect is now in custody after a hit-and-run crash critically injures an LAPD officer in Sylmar.

A Los Angeles police officer was hospitalized after being struck in a hit-and-run crash while investigating a traffic collision in Sylmar Friday night, police said.

The injured officer was transported to Providence Holy Cross hospital as investigators worked to identify and locate the driver.

Police traced the suspect to a home on Sutter Avenue in Pacoima.

Officers eventually took one person into custody. The individual had blood running down his head and was seen with hands behind his back while standing near a police vehicle.

More: https://abc7.com/19755495

Please, praying for the officer🙏🏻

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Two people in distress called 911 from New Mexico’s remote Guadalupe Canyon. Border Patrol Horse Patrol agents rode into the mountains, found them and coordinated with a CBPAMO helicopter to get them out safely.

It rarely makes headlines, but our people carry out rescues like this more often than most Americans realize.

CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott

Imagine hating America so much that allegedly dragging an American flag behind your car wasn't enough... you had to COME BACK and destroy it again. If you hate it here that much just LEAVE.

Police records show 24-year-old Mahamud Hassan Mahamed was arrested after an American flag was vandalized outside an Edina, Minnesota, property.

Witnesses told Crime Watch Minneapolis that a man ripped the flag down, attached it to his vehicle and dragged it through the street until bystanders stepped in and rescued it (THANK YOU, PATRIOTS!). Then, according to two people who contacted Crime Watch, the same man RETURNED later and shredded what was left.

Mahamed was booked on a property-damage charge and already has a separate pending felony threats-of-violence case.

Thank God there were Americans standing there who cared enough to grab that flag, even though he ultimately came back to finish the job.

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America has problems of our own that Washington needs to start taking seriously.

We’re $40 trillion in debt. Our border is still vulnerable. Our immigration system is broken.

We cannot solve every problem around the world while ignoring our own.

Our focus should be on protecting America.

Sheriff Mark Lamb

I’ve  seen the videos from this weekend’s street takeovers, and they’re  outrageous. Reports indicate an NYPD officer was injured after his  vehicle was intentionally struck, and an innocent driver was also hit.  We cannot allow this lawlessness to become the new normal.

These  takeovers aren’t spontaneous. It takes planning to get 100-plus vehicles  to the same location at the same time. Yet we’ve repeatedly seen a  single NYPD patrol car arrive first, only to be surrounded and  overwhelmed.

Last April in my district, a patrol car’s windshield was shattered. This weekend, another officer was reportedly injured.

That’s why I introduced Intro 984.

New  York City needs a dedicated NYPD street takeover unit focused solely on  these incidents citywide. The unit would monitor publicly available  social media, coordinate a real-time response, and deploy the personnel  and equipment needed to safely shut these events down.

One patrol car is simply not enough.

BlackFaceFren

AGAIN AND AGAIN: After THIRTEEN prior arrests, a New York City school employee is dead. Someone needs to pull EVERY ONE of those cases and find the judges and sentences responsible for this epideic.

Police say 32-year-old school paraprofessional Rashaun Shettlewood was stabbed to de*th in the Bronx while his friend was also stabbed and seriously wounded.

Officers arrested 37-year-old Jeffrey Jorge the following morning and charged him with m*rder and attempted m*rder.

Then police sources told the New York Post that Jorge had been arrested THIRTEEN times before, including a 2022 stabbing arrest at the SAME INTERSECTION.

Was he convicted? Were charges dismissed? Was there a plea? Was he released? What happened after each arrest?

Because “13 prior arrests” should not be something New Yorkers discover only AFTER another man is lying de*d in the street.

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Please, praying for the two Columbia police officers who were shot in the line of duty this morning🙏🏻

BREAKING: Two officers shot, one suspect dead in Columbia, South Carolina.

Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near a park on Hazelwood Road that left two officers wounded and the suspect dead, according to reports.

Traffic on Garners Ferry Road has been stopped as law enforcement remains at the scene.

More details will be provided as they become available.

🚨🚨SLED Investigates Officer-Involved Shooting in Southeast Park Area; Two Officers Injured

COLUMBIA SC — The Columbia Police (CPD) is responding to an officer-involved shooting that occurred this morning in the Southeast Park area of Columbia.

Two CPD officers were injured during the incident. At this time, there is no ongoing threat to the public.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is investigating the officer-involved shooting. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is also assisting with the investigation.

Because this remains an active and ongoing investigation, additional details are limited at this time. CPD asks members of the public and media to avoid the immediate area as investigators continue their work.

Additional information regarding the incident will be provided by 3:00 p.m. today.

CPD appreciates the public’s patience as investigators work to gather and confirm the facts surrounding this incident.

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Another OD in MacArthur Park.

If you ever witness a suspected overdose, don’t assume somebody else has already called for help. Call 911.

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NEW: A Cobb County Georgia officer and a driver were both hospitalized Friday afternoon after a three-car crash in East Cobb that involved a police vehicle.

Channel 2’s Michele Newell reports the crash happened at Old Canton Road and Robinson Road.

A third driver wasn’t hurt in the crash.

The officer hasn’t been identified, and there’s no word on who caused the crash.

Newell says the officer and other driver aren’t believed to be seriously injured. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻

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On September 11, 2001, the sky across the U.S. was crystal clear. 25 years later, Remember the Sky encourages us to actively recall and reflect on the significance of that day and how we responded—with unity, resilience, and hope.

Join us in ensuring that the stories of 9/11 and the memories of those who were killed live on for those too young to remember, and together, let’s uphold our commitment to never forget.

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