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At 9:59 a.m. on September 11, 2001, the South Tower collapsed. We remember the 343 FDNY members and all those lost. FDNY members observe a moment of silence at Engine 280/Ladder 132 in Brooklyn.

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NEW: DHS confirms that a murder suspect who killed a woman in Sacramento, CA on Tuesday by chasing her down with a gun, shooting her, then shooting her again in the head on the ground, is an Indian illegal alien who was caught & released at the border by the Biden administration.

DHS says Rohit Rohit was arrested by U.S. Border Patrol after crossing the Arizona border illegally in August 2023, but he was released into the country.

Per local media, he had been stalking and harassing the woman he killed, even putting an AirTag under the hood of her car.

He shot and killed himself after the murder.

DHS statement:

“This illegal alien from India harassed, stalked, and then killed a 38-year-old woman in California, and then took his own life when police caught up to him,” said a DHS Spokesperson. “This tragedy would have been completely avoided if it weren’t for the Biden Administration RELEASING this killer into our country.”

https://www.kcra.com/article/sacramento-highway-50-panera-shooting-rohit-rohit/73654267

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Jules Naudet’s Raw 9/11 Footage (Best Source Merge) Jules Naudet took this video on September 11, 2001 at 8:46 a.m. when the first hijacked plane crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center.

In summer 2001, brothers Gedeon and Jules Naudet were creating a documentary film about FDNY Ladder Company 1, which shares its quarters in Lower Manhattan with Engine Company 7 and Battalion 1.

On Tuesday September11, 2001. Jules was shadowing Battalion Chief Joseph Pfeifer and other firefighters on a routine call near the World Trade Center while Gedeon remained in the firehouse. After hearing a loud noise - the sound of Flight 11 roaring toward the North Tower - Jules captured what became rare footage of the aircraft hitting the building. He began filming people on the street as they stared at the fire in shock and horror.

Concerned about his brother, Gedeon hitched a ride to the World Trade Center. He was inside the North Tower when the South Tower collapsed, subsequently taking refuge inside a nearby fire truck.
When he ventured outside, Gedeon used the light on his camera to navigate through the thick dust. He assisted an injured man and then made his way back to the firehouse to await news of his brother, fearing that Jules had died. But two and a half hours later, the brothers were reunited.

Jules and Gedeon Naudet donated the video camera used on that day to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, and Jules’ camera is in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. Their footage became part of a documentary titled “9/11,” which aired on CBS in 2002.

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This prostitute admitting to k*lling THREE men and helping herself to their belongings after.

Tabitha Bundrick turned offers of s*x into a deadly robbery scheme, and three men paid with their lives while she helped herself to their shoes.

The 39-year-old pleaded guilty September 8 to three counts of second-degree m*rder and an assault charge after drugging and robbing men in Manhattan.

She gave them fentanyl-laced drugs she claimed were cocaine, then took their phones, money, watches, clothes and sneakers while they were unconscious.

Mario Paullan, 42, Miguel Navez, 39, and Abrihan Fernandez, 34, d*ed. A fourth man woke up beside Paullan’s body and discovered their belongings were missing.

Investigators recovered FOUR PAIRS of the victims’ sneakers from Bundrick’s home. She was collecting their belongings while leaving them to d*e, and she kept doing it over a period of months.

Bundrick is expected to receive 27 years to life at her October 6 sentencing.

Is that justice?

I work with 270,000 true PATRIOTS at DHS who wake up every single day to protect the homeland—even working for free when Congress has shut them down in the past.

25 years after 9/11, our DHS mission continues. God bless America.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin

I love seeing Rochester Police Officer Laruez stay so engaged with the community after all these years—he has never changed. He continues to help the elderly, children, the homeless, and anyone who is hurting. Not every police officer is bad; some people truly do their job the right way.

Geoffery Rogers

THIS is the work ICE gets demonized for doing: arresting a man whose record includes SEVEN child-r*pe charges.

ICE Boston announced the arrest of Jermaine Oneil Thompson in Springfield, Massachusetts. The agency says the Jamaican national is in the United States illegally.

His record includes two pending charges of aggravated child r*pe and a previous arrest on five counts of child r*pe with force, along with attempted child r*pe and witness intimidation.

Thompson is now in federal immigration custody.

Meanwhile, Gov. Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act in August, tightening limits on how state and local agencies cooperate with civil immigration enforcement. Her administration released additional guidance September 8.

Politicians can keep making speeches about protecting people from ICE. The agents who located Thompson were doing a job that matters to the safety of their communities.

Give those officers the support they deserve. You would THINK no one would argue with an arrest like this, but we know exactly how the liberals feel about necessary action like this.

"The generations before me and during that time that signed up to be police officers, firefighters, to go serve the United States, I'll always look up to them. It makes me feel as if I owe it to them because they signed up to do a thankless job."

As we reflect on the 25th anniversary of September 11, our officers shared how that day forever changed their lives or the lives of their loved ones. For some, the events of 9/11 inspired their decision to serve, whether in law enforcement or the military. Their stories remind us of the profound impact that day had on a generation of public servants and the legacy they continue to carry forward. We honor the service, courage and sacrifice of the heroes that responded that day.

CMPD

Helicopters from the Santa Barbara County Air Support Unit flew over the Santa Barbara Courthouse Sunken Gardens on Friday to conclude the 25th anniversary ceremony of Sept. 11, 2001.

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25 years later, we will always remember the innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders and law enforcement officers who ran toward danger to save others. Never forget.

Attorney General Todd Blanche

WATCH: Home security footage captured the moments an insurance adjuster fell through the ceiling and into the kitchen below, surprising the homeowners.👀

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BREAKING: Newly declassified CIA documents show that U.S. intelligence agencies knew as early as 1998 that Bin Laden planned to hijack American aircraft.

“Bin Ladin might implement plans to hijack a US aircraft,” a December 4, 1998 CIA memorandum stated. “[T]wo members of the operational team had evaded security checks during a recent trial run at an unidentified New York airport.”

“Some members of the Bin Ladin network have received hijack training,” the memo continued, “but no group directly tied to Bin Ladin’s al-Qa’ida has ever carried out an aircraft hijacking.”

Four months after the CIA authored that memo, the 9/11 hijackers began to obtain the passports and visas they would later need to enter the U.S. Four of them attended flight schools in the U.S. At least one of them lived in an apartment with an FBI source.

Sean Davis

You can see all the newly declassified documents here. https://www.cia.gov/static/71-PDB-9_11-Related-Collection.PDF

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We Will Never Forget 💔

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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National FOP President Patrick Yoes sent a letter to Representatives Tran and Rutherford in support of H.R. 10349, the “Emergency Responders Mental Health Training (EMT) Act.”

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ELECTION FRAUD IS OUT OF CONTROL! Green Bay mailed duplicate absentee ballots in TWO elections, and officials still cannot give a firm count for the second mailing. Apparently keeping track of the ballots was too much to ask.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission unanimously ruled September 9 that former clerk Celestine Jeffreys broke election law and abused her discretion.

At least 152 voters received duplicates before the April election. Before the August primary, at least 244 received them, although printing records suggested the number could have reached 390.

Jeffreys reprinted mailing labels without first establishing whether they were actually missing. The same basic "mistake" happened again after the first incident had already caused trouble.

City officials say affected voters could not have more than one ballot counted. Voters also deserve an office that knows how many ballots it mailed.

Jeffreys has resigned, and another person must now approve label reprints.

Weekend forecast calls for showers, thunderstorms and heat!

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