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RENO K-911
This week, our Airport K9 Team participated in the 19th Annual Reno K-911 training alongside explosives detection teams from local, state, and federal agencies.
Throughout the week, teams sharpened their skills through challenging, realistic scenarios in casinos, hotels, transit areas, arenas, vehicles, warehouses, and other complex environments. Operational training like this helps prepare our K9 teams to safely and effectively respond to bomb threats, conduct large-scale security sweeps, protect VIPs, and keep the public safe.
Sacramento Sheriff
This week, our Airport K9 Team participated in the 19th Annual Reno K-911 training alongside explosives detection teams from local, state, and federal agencies.
Throughout the week, teams sharpened their skills through challenging, realistic scenarios in casinos, hotels, transit areas, arenas, vehicles, warehouses, and other complex environments. Operational training like this helps prepare our K9 teams to safely and effectively respond to bomb threats, conduct large-scale security sweeps, protect VIPs, and keep the public safe.
Sacramento Sheriff
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HERO ALERT: Luca Opperman saw In-N-Out workers being threatened with a jagged stick and literally DOVE THROUGH THE DRIVE-THRU WINDOW to help them.
The 20-year-old college student was waiting in line when he heard banging inside and saw employees fleeing from a woman swinging the stick.
Instead of sitting safely in his car filming the whole thing, Luca, a former gymnast and parkour instructor, jumped FEET-FIRST through the drive-thru window.
A witness said he came through "like Spider-Man."
Luca grabbed a metal spatula, confronted the woman and, when she kept swinging the stick, shoulder-checked her and took it away. LET'S GO!
Nobody was seriously hurt, and police later arrested the woman.
Most people would have watched from the safety of their car. Luca went through a window to protect complete strangers. We need more young men like this!
The 20-year-old college student was waiting in line when he heard banging inside and saw employees fleeing from a woman swinging the stick.
Instead of sitting safely in his car filming the whole thing, Luca, a former gymnast and parkour instructor, jumped FEET-FIRST through the drive-thru window.
A witness said he came through "like Spider-Man."
Luca grabbed a metal spatula, confronted the woman and, when she kept swinging the stick, shoulder-checked her and took it away. LET'S GO!
Nobody was seriously hurt, and police later arrested the woman.
Most people would have watched from the safety of their car. Luca went through a window to protect complete strangers. We need more young men like this!
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FOLLOW THE MONEY: More than $1 BILLION in federal homelessness funding since 2021, more than 45,000 homeless people still in Los Angeles, and now Congress wants Karen Bass answering questions.
Rep. Tim Burchett's DOGE subcommittee has called the Los Angeles mayor to testify September 15 as part of an investigation into potential waste, fraud and abuse involving the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.
LAHSA has received more than $1 billion in federal funds since 2021, while the House committee says federal investigators have identified serious problems involving financial management, internal controls, conflicts of interest and allegedly false statements.
You do not build a billion-dollar homelessness machine while tens of thousands of people remain on the streets and then act offended when somebody asks where the money went.
Open the books.
Rep. Tim Burchett's DOGE subcommittee has called the Los Angeles mayor to testify September 15 as part of an investigation into potential waste, fraud and abuse involving the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.
LAHSA has received more than $1 billion in federal funds since 2021, while the House committee says federal investigators have identified serious problems involving financial management, internal controls, conflicts of interest and allegedly false statements.
You do not build a billion-dollar homelessness machine while tens of thousands of people remain on the streets and then act offended when somebody asks where the money went.
Open the books.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Cops sprung a massive sting on alleged street-racing hooligans in South Los Angeles early Saturday — reportedly detaining hundreds and preparing to haul away scores of vehicles.
The Los Angeles Police Department told The California Post that officers issued a tactical alert at 3:21 a.m. and were still working the scene hours later, as of 9 a.m.
No details were immediately available on arrests or citations from the LAPD.
Video from the scene showed dozens of officers surrounding a massive crowd as people wandered between cars trapped at the intersection of South Figueroa Street and West Alondra Boulevard. Tow trucks stood by, ready to pounce.
The Los Angeles Police Department told The California Post that officers issued a tactical alert at 3:21 a.m. and were still working the scene hours later, as of 9 a.m.
No details were immediately available on arrests or citations from the LAPD.
Video from the scene showed dozens of officers surrounding a massive crowd as people wandered between cars trapped at the intersection of South Figueroa Street and West Alondra Boulevard. Tow trucks stood by, ready to pounce.
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CAPTURED: Another FBI Most Wanted Fraudster.
This is the 5th Most Wanted Fraudster captured since the creation of the new list three months ago – and yet another high value target captured overseas. Subjects captured so far have been responsible for a combined over $2 billion in fraud and were on the run for almost 4,000 days collectively prior to arrest.
MANJIT SINGH BEDI – on the run for nearly a year - was arrested for allegedly defrauding the U.S. of at least $600k in SNAP funds from approximately 2024 to 2025 – orchestrating a scheme out of a grocery store he operated here in the U.S. Bedi was just arrested in India and was believed have fled there sometime last year. FBI is actively working to secure his return to the United States.
Bedi is charged with a series of offenses including wire fraud, SNAP benefits fraud, and more.
Thank you to our law enforcement partners, the DOJ, the WHFraudTF, and more who continue to work with us on this historic initiative under the leadership of POTUS and VP.
-DKP🇺🇸
FBI Director Kash Patel
This is the 5th Most Wanted Fraudster captured since the creation of the new list three months ago – and yet another high value target captured overseas. Subjects captured so far have been responsible for a combined over $2 billion in fraud and were on the run for almost 4,000 days collectively prior to arrest.
MANJIT SINGH BEDI – on the run for nearly a year - was arrested for allegedly defrauding the U.S. of at least $600k in SNAP funds from approximately 2024 to 2025 – orchestrating a scheme out of a grocery store he operated here in the U.S. Bedi was just arrested in India and was believed have fled there sometime last year. FBI is actively working to secure his return to the United States.
Bedi is charged with a series of offenses including wire fraud, SNAP benefits fraud, and more.
Thank you to our law enforcement partners, the DOJ, the WHFraudTF, and more who continue to work with us on this historic initiative under the leadership of POTUS and VP.
-DKP🇺🇸
FBI Director Kash Patel
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JUST IN: Russian President Putin just thanked President Trump and Steve Witkoff. LOVE THIS:
“I'd like you to please convey my best wishes and sincere gratitude to President of the United States”
PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 🔥
MAGA Voice
“I'd like you to please convey my best wishes and sincere gratitude to President of the United States”
PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 🔥
MAGA Voice
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It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Phoenix Police Sergeant James Lukash #8125, who passed away at the hospital following a medical event at home. Sgt. Lukash was a 22-year veteran of the department and was assigned to the Violent Crimes Bureau.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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America runs on American workers. 🇺🇸
This Labor Day, we recognize the hard work, dedication, & unwavering commitment of the American worker.
The White House
This Labor Day, we recognize the hard work, dedication, & unwavering commitment of the American worker.
The White House
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A sheriff’s deputy got the fright of his life when a deer he presumed was dead came back to life during a roadside stop.
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'The streets have to be safe...'
A late‑night street takeover at 10th & Broadway sent engines roaring and fireworks flying as drivers were trapped in the chaos. Denver Police say the cars scattered as officers arrived, but follow‑up investigations led to seven arrests, five impounds, and three citations.
A late‑night street takeover at 10th & Broadway sent engines roaring and fireworks flying as drivers were trapped in the chaos. Denver Police say the cars scattered as officers arrived, but follow‑up investigations led to seven arrests, five impounds, and three citations.
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A Sheriff's K-9 is recovering after getting stabbed in the face by a violent suspect in Escondido.
On Saturday, September 5, just before 12:30 a.m., a Sheriff's K-9 Unit team was requested by Escondido Police to assist with a burglary in-progress at a business in the 100 block of South Orange Street.
The suspect, later identified as Eric Rodriguez (DOB: 10/09/1990) was wielding a large stick, throwing objects and threatening Escondido Police Officers at the scene.
Rodriguez refused to comply with multiple police dog warning commands while wielding a weapon and actively engaging in a felony crime.
Sheriff's K-9 Nike, a six-year-old Belgian Malinois, was deployed in an effort to arrest Rodriguez. During the incident, Nike was stabbed several times in the face by Rodriguez. Escondido Police Officers and Sheriff's Deputies quickly restrained Rodriguez and took him into custody.
Nike was rushed by his Sheriff's Deputy Handler to Veterinary Specialty Hospital (VSH) of North County in San Marcos for emergency treatment. The veterinary staff found Nike had five lacerations on his face and two puncture wounds. He needed about ten stitches.
Thankfully, Nike was released from the veterinary care center early this morning. He's a tough pup with a passion for his work. Nike, who has been a Sheriff's K-9 for almost two years, is now healing at home with his deputy handler. We are hopeful Nike will make a full recovery.
SD Sheriff is grateful for the quick work of Sheriff's Deputies and Escondido Police Officers, as well as the team at Veterinary Specialty Hospital (VSH) of North County, in getting Nike the emergency care he needed.
Rodriguez was booked into the Vista Detention Facility on numerous charges, including injuring a working dog, resisting arrest, second degree burglary and property vandalism.
SDSheriff
On Saturday, September 5, just before 12:30 a.m., a Sheriff's K-9 Unit team was requested by Escondido Police to assist with a burglary in-progress at a business in the 100 block of South Orange Street.
The suspect, later identified as Eric Rodriguez (DOB: 10/09/1990) was wielding a large stick, throwing objects and threatening Escondido Police Officers at the scene.
Rodriguez refused to comply with multiple police dog warning commands while wielding a weapon and actively engaging in a felony crime.
Sheriff's K-9 Nike, a six-year-old Belgian Malinois, was deployed in an effort to arrest Rodriguez. During the incident, Nike was stabbed several times in the face by Rodriguez. Escondido Police Officers and Sheriff's Deputies quickly restrained Rodriguez and took him into custody.
Nike was rushed by his Sheriff's Deputy Handler to Veterinary Specialty Hospital (VSH) of North County in San Marcos for emergency treatment. The veterinary staff found Nike had five lacerations on his face and two puncture wounds. He needed about ten stitches.
Thankfully, Nike was released from the veterinary care center early this morning. He's a tough pup with a passion for his work. Nike, who has been a Sheriff's K-9 for almost two years, is now healing at home with his deputy handler. We are hopeful Nike will make a full recovery.
SD Sheriff is grateful for the quick work of Sheriff's Deputies and Escondido Police Officers, as well as the team at Veterinary Specialty Hospital (VSH) of North County, in getting Nike the emergency care he needed.
Rodriguez was booked into the Vista Detention Facility on numerous charges, including injuring a working dog, resisting arrest, second degree burglary and property vandalism.
SDSheriff
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Montana resident Jeana Paulson frantically tried to call her dogs, "Alvin" and "Bear," back inside, after noticing a giant black bear in her backyard.
“Both my daughter and I were grateful that everyone was okay — including the bear,” Paulson said.
“Both my daughter and I were grateful that everyone was okay — including the bear,” Paulson said.
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