POTUS Motorcade leaving Gastonia tonight.

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On Sept. 16, under the direction of SOUTHCOM, Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere (JTF-WHEM) forces successfully interdicted a floating refueling station supporting illicit at-sea drug trafficking operations in the Eastern Pacific.

Intelligence confirmed the vessel's involvement with the Los Choneros violent narco-terrorist organization. Individuals removed from the vessel have been transferred to Ecuadorian authorities. After clearing the vessel and disembarking the crew, U.S. forces sank it. JTF-WHEM continues to conduct precise and professional operations to dismantle the logistical networks fueling narco-trafficking in the Western Hemisphere.

Southcom

🕊Remembering the victims of the NBCLA helicopter crash.

Community members began paying their respects at the Chatsworth helicopter crash site. Juan Manuel aka PupScanLA, who knew Eliana Moreno and George Marciniw, shares his reaction and how he'll remember them. 

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MUST WATCH: Silicon Valley Insider Jason Calacanis EXPOSES the TECH-BRO CULT

“These folks not only think they’re GODS—they think they’re BUILDING GOD.”

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BREAKING: The Baltimore Police Department is currently on the scene of a shooting involving multiple victims in the 1400 block of East Fayette Street. Both Fayette and Caroline Streets are blocked off. More information to follow when it becomes available.

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WATCH: Chilling security camera footage obtained by KTLA shows the driver of a speeding SUV slamming into the side of a Los Angeles Metro bus Tuesday, killing two passengers and injuring several others.

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It's always "Turn around, don't drown" with monsoon flooding, but one man decided to get creative with his mode of transportation, riding a jet ski through a neighborhood near Ellsworth and University in Mesa, Arizona.

It should go without saying, but please don't try this at home!

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This morning, our Narcotics Unit served search warrants at three businesses inside the Anaheim Marketplace following a lengthy undercover investigation into the illegal sale of Xanax without a prescription.

Investigators determined the pills were being sold to anyone who would pay, including minors.

Approximately 50 bottles of Xanax, each containing 90 pills, were recovered, along with nearly $250,000 in cash. The owner of the three businesses, an Anaheim resident, was arrested along with five other individuals.

Six people were arrested on narcotics related charges.

Selling prescription pills is not a victimless transaction. It hurts our community and puts dangerous medications in the hands of young people. Our Narcotics Unit will continue to identify those involved in illegally selling these drugs and hold them accountable.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Anaheim PD

East LA activities 👀

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🏎️💨 This isn’t Mario Kart… but it sure looks like it! 😂

Roads closed, course set, and the go-karts were ready to race! 🏁

Our officers out supporting a legally permitted event and helping keep things safe while the racers put the pedal down.

Just another day on the job! 👮‍♀️🚔

CHP North Sacramento

Please, praying for the Barnstable MA police officer who was seriously injured in the line of duty Saturday night.🙏🏻

Barnstable police provided an update Wednesday on an officer they say was seriously injured when a drunken driver struck him while leaving a ZZ Top concert Saturday night.

Officer Peter Ginnetty, a 19-year veteran of the department, suffered several serious injuries in the crash, including multiple broken bones, police said.

“Officer Ginnetty remains positive and will face a long recovery ahead,” the police department wrote in a statement. “We ask that everyone continues to keep Officer Ginnetty and his family in your thoughts during this difficult time. The support shown by the community has been heartfelt and is deeply appreciated.”

Read more: https://mrf.lu/2z_qT

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It is with profound sadness that Dorchester County Sheriff Sam Richardson announces the passing of Detective Sergeant Tracy D. Cowee Jr.

He began his law enforcement career in February 2014 with the South Carolina Department of Corrections.

Throughout his career, he continued his commitment to public safety through service with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office and the Goose Creek Police Department before joining the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office.

Sergeant Cowee began his dedicated service with the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office on May 22, 2023.

On November 26, 2025, Sergeant Cowee was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in recognition of his extraordinary work ethic, professionalism, dedication and leadership

Throughout more than a decade in law enforcement, Sergeant Cowee’s commitment to delivering justice to victims and serving his community was evident in the way he carried out his responsibilities each day

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

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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UPDATE: 7 people were injured, including a 3-year-old boy, in a shooting in an East Baltimore neighborhood.

A police officer who was patrolling the area heard gunshots and turned the corner to find multiple people suffering from gunshot wounds, including the young child.

The officer placed the boy in a patrol car and rushed him to the hospital, where he underwent surgery. The other six victims were also taken to the hospital and are expected to survive.

More: https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/multiple-people-shot-east-baltimore-police-say/

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The CSD has wondered for years why the city of Los Angeles— with the nation’s highest homeless population— is unable to keep track of taxpayer dollars aimed at helping the homeless.

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NEW: Four LAPD officers were evaluated after coming into contact with an unknown white powder-like substance, which was later determined to be baking soda, in Van Nuys Wednesday morning.

L.A. City Fire and hazmat crews responded to the scene near Van Nuys Blvd. and Ventura Blvd. around 10:02 a.m.

Officials said four officers were evaluated then released at the scene. Hazmat teams later determined the substance was baking soda. It’s unknown how the officers came into contact with the substance or where exactly they made contact with the substance.

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THIS KID IS A HERO. A seventh grader watched his school bus driver lose consciousness with dozens of children on board, raced to the front, grabbed the steering wheel and stopped the bus as it was veering toward oncoming traffic.
Dillon Reeves was only 13.

While the other students were understandably terrified, Dillon realized what was happening, jumped out of his seat, took control of the wheel and hit the brakes. Then he started telling everyone else to call 911.

There are grown adults who completely freeze in emergencies. This kid had a bus full of classmates depending on him and somehow had the presence of mind to do exactly what needed to be done.

Dillon's incredible rescue has made the rounds before, but THIS is exactly the kind of story that deserves another trip around the internet.

Make Dillon Reeves famous again.

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Floriston Fire: Updates on wildfire burning in Nevada County.

A large vegetation fire shut down Interstate 80 in the Floriston area of Nevada County, also prompting nearby evacuation orders and warnings.

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HERO ALERT:

Alex Srour tossed off his Birkenstocks to chase down a man who drove his Tesla hitting a person on the Pacific Beach San Diego boardwalk on Monday.

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