NEW: Cathedral City Police report 20 arrests and six handgun seizures following two days of enforcement tied to a Mongols Motorcycle Club gathering.

Police also issued 77 citations and impounded 14 vehicles. The operation involved multiple law enforcement agencies and was four weeks in the making.

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The Palm Beach County Police mourns the passing of retired Lieutenant Pete Tartaglione.

"Pete spent over 25 years putting on the badge every day, dedicating his life to the safety and well-being of others. An unexpected loss like this leaves a profound void in our lives and our community. We are endlessly grateful for his sacrifices and the lives he touched, both on and off duty.

Pete was a familiar face for the PBA staff for years, always involved and always fighting for the members even after retirement. His commitment carried on year after year. He was always a committed member of our great organization and a valuable part of our team."

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

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DEMOCRAT-RUN CHICAGOLAND: A 14-year-old girl was sh*t in the face and chest on Chicago's West Side and remains critical.

Chicago police were called around 2:26 a.m. Saturday to the 300 block of South Laramie Avenue in South Austin, near West Jackson Boulevard.
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Officers found a car punched through with g*nfire and crashed into a fence and bushes beside a house.
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A short distance away they found the girl with wounds to her face and chest.

Chicago Fire Department crews treated her at the scene, then took her to Stroger Hospital in critical condition.
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Video from the scene shows holes through the vehicle's glass and crime tape around the wreck.
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Police have not released her name or said what led to the sh*oting.

Area Four detectives are investigating.
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On September 9, 2026, Wellton Station Border Patrol agents disrupted a suspected narcotics smuggling attempt following a vehicle stop on Interstate 8. The investigation resulted in the discovery of multiple packages containing approximately 150 pounds of methamphetamine. The Drug Enforcement Administration was later contacted, and the subject and narcotics were turned over for further investigation.

This case highlights the vigilance and dedication of our agents working to protect our communities.

Chief Patrol Agent - Yuma Sector

The Trump Administration's War on Fraud continues🇺🇸

Vice President JD Vance

What a day on The BLVD! 🚔🏁

The 3rd Annual Lancaster Sheriff’s Station Car & Motorcycle Show and Open House welcomed 180+ registered vehicles and more than 1,000 attendees, with 10+ food vendors, 25+ awards presented, and 15+ raffle prizes donated by local businesses and community partners.

Most importantly, the event raised several thousand dollars for Special Olympics Southern California through the Law Enforcement Torch Run! ❤️🏅

Thank you to everyone who registered, volunteered, donated, sponsored, served food, supported our vendors, purchased raffle tickets, toured the station, or simply came out to enjoy the day. We’re grateful to our vendors, partners, personnel, volunteers, and the entire Antelope Valley community for making this our best turnout yet.

Until next year! 🏁

LASD Lancaster

NPA's Betsy Brantner Smith Urges Baltimore to Bring Back Police Patrol Initiative if Staffing Allows After Federal Hill Shooting

https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/federal-hill-shooting-questions-police-baltimore-city-entertainment-districts-surveillance-camera-ravens-home-opener

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Classic CNN

James Woods

NEW: Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-IL), who has said she is a “proud anchor baby”, will hold a press conference in Chicago tomorrow morning to introduce legislation that would “dismantle DHS” & “abolish ICE”.

Ramirez says her “Reimagining Safety Act” would “repeal the authorities that give DHS its power, and redirect all funds from DHS to programs that working families rely on,” as well as “create a new human- and community-centered federal department that promotes collective safety.”

Bill Melugin

NEW: A 22-year-old volunteer firefighter and licensed EMT is challenging the City of Fremont after his application was rejected because he was homeschooled.

Andrew Coates has served as a volunteer with Cedar Bluffs Fire and holds a state EMT license.

The Fremont Fire Department rejected his application, citing that his homeschool education is considered unaccredited in Nebraska.

While the original job listing asked for "graduation from high school," the city later updated requirements to specify an "accredited" diploma.

Backed by supporters, Coates took his appeal to the Fremont Civil Service Commission, which voiced concern over ambiguity but took no action on city policy.

His family now has 30 days to decide whether to take the case to court.

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Warning graphic!

Los Angeles: On August 18, 2026, at approximately 7:30​., pm, uniformed officers assigned to Southeast Patrol Division responded to a radio call regarding a kidnapping in progress in the area of Central Avenue and Century Blvd. The comments of the call indicated the suspect, later identified as Bryant Session, was armed with a firearm described as a possible AR-type gun.

Upon arrival, officers observed Session standing in front of a restaurant holding what appeared to be an assault rifle. Officers issued repeated commands for Session to drop the weapon; however, he failed to comply and moved behind a parked vehicle. Session then pointed the rifle in the direction of the officers.

Session was not struck by gunfire and fled southbound from the officers toward a rear alley, where he concealed the rifle in a parking lot of a nearby apartment complex. Responding officers subsequently located and detained Session without further use of force.

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WATCH IN FULL: VP JD Vance announces a major fraud crackdown, stopping enrollment for roughly 750,000 people the administration believes are fraudulently enrolled in Obamacare.

Vance says the move will save taxpayers $2.2 billion.

"We expect that most of these people are fraudulently enrolled," Vance says as he announces additional verification for another 419,000 people.

Those checks will focus on whether enrollees meet legal residency and income requirements. Vance says money recovered through the crackdown will instead go toward the health services it was originally intended to fund.

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“We are with you all the way.”

President Donald J. meets with the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Margo Martin

An internal review of July's Bite of Seattle mass shooting found police stopped the threat quickly, but delays in public updates, budget constraints, and distractions from elected officials overshadowed the overall response.

https://officer.com/55406844

The West Palm Beach Fraternal Order of Police mourns the passing of retired Officer Rickey “Senior” Moore.

"Rickey dedicated his career to serving our community, was a valued member of our law enforcement family and a United States Marine. His friendship, service, and the impact he made on those who worked alongside him will not be forgotten."

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

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WATCH: A homeless fentanyl addict used as a paid protester.

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Democrat version of a civil war?!?! KNIFE pulled during a 2 a.m. Pokémon card line f*ght at a Gilroy, California Target.

The clash was filmed outside the store at 6705 Camino Arroyo, next to a Ross, while campers sat in folding chairs and tents.

Submitter footage posted by PokéStreetz on September 18 shows shoving under the storefront lights, then a group spilling into the parking lot.
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One person in a red hoodie ends up on the pavement as others pull bodies apart. The argument started over line cutting and empty "ghost chairs" left to hold spots overnight.

Target in Gilroy is listed open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., so this was an after-hours campout for cards.

The 30th Celebration TCG set had just hit U.S. shelves on September 16, and many Target stores added extra security plus rules against saving a place with an empty chair.

The person who recorded the incident said there was "plenty of product for everyone."

Welcome to California, 2026.

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