A veteran #NYPD detective was found dead inside his home in Middle Village, Queens on Monday. 53-year-old Detective Paul Federico was found hanging in the home, located on 79th Street, according to the NY Post. “His wife was in front screaming,” a neighbor told the Post. ‘Why did my husband do this?’” Before his apparent suicide, Federico had been placed on restricted duty and had his service weapons confiscated, the report said — although it was unclear why that move was made. Ten NYPD officers committed suicide in 2019.

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in need. The number to call is 1-800-273-8255.

🇵🇱 Traffic policeman in Warsaw, Poland 1929 (colourized)

The high rise office building set for implosion in Uptown Dallas Sunday morning refused to come down.💥

Boro Park Shomrim In Action Yesterday at the robbery of a cell phone store on 13th Ave. The perp was arrested with 2 phones stolen.
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São Paulo Police - Brazil! The population likes and trusts. Tactical teams of the military police in Brazil!

Jamia Protesters Release Video Of Cops Attacking Students In Library, Delhi, India. A two-month old video has emerged that purpotedly shows several policemen thrashing students at a reading hall of Delhi's Jamia Millia University on the day violence broke out at the campus after a protest march against the Citizenship Act.

4 killed in a mass accident in a South Korean tunnel.

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Authorities in Costa Rica seized more than 5 tons of cocaine headed for the Netherlands, making it the country's largest drug bust ever.

The drugs, discovered hidden inside decorative plants, have a street value of more than $100 million, according to police.
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Virginia Democratic State Sen. Chap Petersen said Tuesday he was surprised that a controversial assault weapons ban bill was brought to the state's Senate from the House of Delegates. Appearing on "Fox & Friends" with host Pete Hegseth, Petersen said that he voted to stop the gun-control measure because it needed some amendments he could not overlook. "I had two problems with the weapons ban bill we voted on yesterday," he said. According to Chapman, the first problem was that the categories of weapons and component parts that were impacted were too broad. Secondly, he said that the retroactive portion of the bill was unfair. "In other words, if you went out and legally purchased a weapon or legally purchased a particular part, just simply by owning that you could become a class VI felon or class I misdemeanant. And that, to me, it's not fair, it's not due process, and that was what really bothered me the most," he told Hegseth.

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One person was killed in a crash involving a vehicle and a Brightline train in Pompano Beach.

A Kentucky man picked the wrong Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers to rob. Surveillance video shows two off-duty police officers (who are married and were out on a date)eating at the restaurant in Louisville when a man showed a gun and demanded cash from an employee. The officers left their booth, drew their guns and chased the suspect out of the restaurant. He had dropped his gun before he ran away and was taken into custody outside Cane’s.