Good night to everyone!😴

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Today, our communities are grieving following two separate tragedies that claimed multiple lives, including the lives of NBCLA personnel in a devastating helicopter accident.
 
I extend my deepest condolences to the families, friends, and loved ones of all those who tragically lost their lives.  My heart is also with the colleagues of the NBC4 team and everyone impacted by these heartbreaking events.
 
On behalf of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, we stand with the families, loved ones, and communities affected by these tragedies as they mourn these profound losses.  May they find strength and comfort in one another and in support of their friends, colleagues, and community during the difficult days ahead.

Robert Luna

🙏🏻 NBC4LA opened its 4 AM newscast this morning with a heartfelt tribute to Eliana Moreno and her pilot, George Marciniw.

Read more: https://trib.al/EU4kHuS

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Wednesday national forecast: still some areas of dangerous heat and flash flooding potential.

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The story of the East Haven Four police: they discovered a massive illegal immigrant crime ring, the Obama DOJ put the 4 decorated officers in prison for it.

“It remains one of the most glaring examples of political prosecution in modern American law enforcement history.”

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For sheriffs' offices in the 22 states, DC, and the US Virgin Islands where Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) laws are in effect, the National Sheriffs' Association — in partnership with the Johns Hopkins ERPO Resource Center — is here to help. We offer training and resources to help agencies implement these laws safely and effectively.

Spencer Cantrell, Senior Advisor for Implementation at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions, explains why this partnership matters.

Want resources for your agency? Reach out to NSA Project Manager Claire McNally at cmcnally@sheriffs.org.

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NEW: 100+ House Democrats sign on to a letter that demands House Speaker Mike Johnson cancel the House's upcoming recess and instead keep Congress in session to "confront the AI crisis".

"At least Nero had the decency to stay in town while Rome burned," said Rep. Sam Liccardo (D-CA). “Speaker Mike Johnson is shutting down Congress for seven weeks. The American people need action, not vacation.”

Bill Melugin

NEW: Two Santa Barbara Police officers were injured when their patrol cars crashed on the corner of Anacapa St. and Cota St. Tuesday  at 9:30 p.m. in downtown, John Palminteri reports.

Police say they were responding to a call with lights and sirens on.  One has moderate injuries and one has minor injuries.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officers recovery🙏🏻

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A man accused of m*rder can't be charged because prosecutors MISSED A DEADLINE. Austin police accused Peter Perius of k*lling 36-year-old Natalie Renee Pearce, leaving her body under a tarp for two days and then hiding her remains beneath a backyard burn pit.

Perius was arrested for MURDER and held on a $500,000 bond.

Then the case sat long enough for the Travis County District Attorney's Office to miss the required indictment deadline, and a judge dismissed the m*rder charge.

Perius eventually pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence involving a human corpse and received 10 years, with 766 days of credit already applied toward the sentence.

There was never a m*rder trial.

Whatever a jury ultimately might have decided, Natalie Pearce and her family deserved to have the allegation prosecuted competently enough to GET TO A JURY.

Instead, one of the most serious charges imaginable disappeared because prosecutors failed to meet a deadline.

Absolutely unbelievable.

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A New York City investigation recommended stronger oversight of the NYPD's accident disability pension system after tips alleged some recipients appeared healthy enough to work.

https://officer.com/55405451

The first responders, veterans, and members of the community gathered together Wednesday to honor the life of 33-year-old Charleston County Deputy Michael Hendricks, who died in the line of duty.

Deputy Hendricks was on duty when he was killed on Wednesday, September 9, when his vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer on Ladsen Road.

Gov. McMaster has directed that the flags atop the State Capitol, state buildings, and buildings of the political subdivisions be flown at half-staff in his honor.💙🕊

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

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Please, praying for the Columbus County NC Sheriff's deputy who was shot in the line of duty this morning.🙏🏻

DEVELOPING: "At approximately 7:53 am, this morning, a Columbus County Sheriff's Office Deputy activated emergency equipment to initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle. The suspect fled. A pursuit ensued. The suspect lost control of their vehicle resulting in a motor vehicle crash. The suspect then fled the scene on foot. A Columbus County Sheriff's Office Deputy encountered the suspect, an altercation occurred, resulting in the deputy sustaining a gunshot wound. The suspect then fled again on foot.  The deputy was transported to a nearby hospital and is being treated for their injuries. The deputy is currently in stable condition. The suspect is still on the run."

Residents are encouraged to secure their property and remain vigilant until this situation has been resolved. If you observe any unusual or suspicious activity, please call 911 immediately.

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BREAKING: Arrests in crackdown over misuse of funds meant to combat L.A. homeless crisis.

At least two people were arrested Wednesday for alleged fraud and misuse of millions of dollars in taxpayer money that was intended to combat the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles, officials announced.

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BACK THE BLUE.
LAW & ORDER RESTORED.

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