HERO ALERT FOR A VERY GOOD BOY: POLICE HAD OFFICERS ON THE GROUND, A DRONE IN THE AIR AND A HELICOPTER SEARCHING for a missing 3-year-old child. Then an unknown neighborhood dog showed up and led Officer Josh Thompson straight to him.

Thompson said the dog kept barking, moving ahead and looking back as though it wanted him to follow.

The officer trusted the dog and followed it through a backyard toward a garage, where the animal led him directly to a vehicle.

Inside was the frightened missing child.

Once officers got to him, the little boy climbed out and wrapped his arms around Thompson’s neck. Police still don't know where the dog came from or who owns him.

Thompson called the animal “a blessing from God.” Louisville police called him a four-legged hero.

Somewhere in Louisville is a VERY good dog

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Yesterday morning, Senior Corporal Ray Cunningham, #5615, passed away while off duty.

"Senior Corporal Cunningham honorably served the Dallas Police Department since 1987 and was a valued member of the South-Central Patrol Division.

Throughout his career, he was not only known for his dedication, professionalism, and commitment to the community, but also as a respected and beloved trainer to many officers. His willingness to share his knowledge, experience, and guidance left a lasting impact on those he trained and worked alongside."

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

RUN RALPHIE RUN 🦬 The Colorado Buffaloes host the Weber State Wildcats in the 2026 home opener at Folsom Field. A massive 80-yard season-opening run 🦬

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UPDATE: This pro-Hamas Islamist man is now WAKING UP THOUSANDS of Americans after he stormed Yankee Stadium field on 9/11 at 9:11PM ET, then got pelted with beer cans

THIS IS WHO THEY ARE

And it’s BACKFIRING. The stadium erupted in “USA” chants 🇺🇸

They come here and spit on our country, and expect us to give them everything. It’s not gonna happen.

They can’t be allowed into positions of power, they need to be DEPORTED!

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CHP officers in Baldwin Park carried out a pedestrian safety operation, focusing on drivers who failed to yield at crosswalks and other traffic violations. 🚔🚶

The operation targeted areas with heavier pedestrian traffic as officers reminded drivers to slow down, stay alert and yield to people crossing the roadway.

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Los Angeles Digest 🧢 #136

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WE DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS: Shalini Thakur had spent months documenting an alleged stalker, found an AirTag hidden under her car and obtained a restraining order. Authorities say he still chased her through a Sacramento parking lot and shot her to death.

Investigators say 22-year-old Rohit Rohit, an illegal immigrant from India who worked as a DoorDash delivery driver, had been stalking and harassing the 38-year-old woman for roughly a year.

Thakur documented tire tampering, unwanted entry into her home, threats and the tracking device hidden beneath her vehicle. She went to court and got the restraining order.

On September 8, police say Rohit confronted her outside a Panera Bread. Thakur ran, but authorities say he chased her through the parking lot, shot her repeatedly and then approached her again at close range.

DHS says Rohit was an Indian national who entered the United States illegally through Arizona in 2023 and was released.

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Please, praying for the Elko City Nevada police officer who was shot in the line of duty tonight.🙏🏻

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a BIA law enforcement officer was shot twice in the chest near Lone Mountain. Medical personnel were with the officer, and additional backup and a helicopter were requested while units were advised to proceed with caution because the suspect had not been seen.

Elko City and County Public

More details will be provided as they become available

UPDATE: COMMAND NOW REPORTING SUSPECT WAS THE ONE SHOT, NOT THE OFFICER. SUSPECT BEING AIR TRANSPORTED AT THIS TIME, according to Alertpage.

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102-year-old WWII vet Sverre Vinje, who saw action in Iwo Jima & Okinawa, sang God Bless America last night in Milwaukee.🇺🇸

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NEW: Four Wisconsin police officers were injured Saturday morning as a suspect drove into a crowd of people.

Officers with the Green Bay Police Department responded to a disturbance at a food truck at about 2:15 a.m. local time Saturday and were attempting to take some people into custody when a car drove toward bystanders and officers, prompting one officer to open fire.

The suspect then fled, which led to a short police chase that ended when officers did a PIT maneuver, a tactical move used by police to stop drivers.

The driver was taken into custody without incident on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

The four officers suffered injuries that were not life-threatening and received medical treatment. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻

Green Bay Police Chief Chris Davis said at a subsequent news conference that the department didn’t know yet if the driver was connected to the disturbance near the food truck.

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THE FAUCI-ERA ANIMAL TESTING MACHINE IS STILL ALIVE INSIDE NIH, and a new investigation shows just how much work RFK Jr. still has ahead of him to dismantle it.

White Coat Waste says it has identified more than $225 MILLION in NIH funding awarded, renewed, supplemented or extended for experiments involving dogs and cats since the new administration took office.

Some of these programs began years ago, but the money is still flowing through NIH to outside laboratories conducting experiments that include force-feeding drugs to beagles, invasive testing on cats and other procedures involving animals Americans consider family pets.

RFK Jr. and NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya have already started moving the agency in the opposite direction. NIH shut down its last in-house beagle lab, and the administration has committed more than $150 million toward modern human-based research alternatives.

That is progress.

But $225 million still flowing into dog and cat experiments shows how deeply this system was embedded.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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