LAS VEGAS — One group is taking its support to The Strip for a “Back the Blue” protest parade. Organizers say they are coming together to show their support for the president and all local first responders. The leaders of Wednesday afternoon’s event say their goal is to show their support for local law enforcement and President Trump. The event kicked off at about 3 p.m. with a protest and a parade down the Las Vegas Strip. This was all put together by conservative radio host Wayne Allen Root and former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik. Organizers say this is a socially distant event. Those who are part of the rolling parade are staying in their cars. They say they’re not only standing behind the men and women of Metro Police but all first responders here in southern Nevada.

GROVETOWN, Georgia -- Georgia State Patrol is investigating a Tuesday crash that resulted in the death of two law enforcement officers on I-20 eastbound near exit 190 in Grovetown. According to GSP, two Fulton County Sheriff's Office deputies died from injuries sustained in the crash. The Columbia County Sheriff's Office received a call regarding the two-vehicle crash around 11:15 a.m. The Fulton County Sheriff's Office confirmed the deaths and identified the deputies as Deputy Anthony White and Deputy Kenny Ingram. They were both on duty in a patrol car and assigned to the Law Enforcement Division of the sheriff's office. #RIP

Attorneys for Kenosha gunman Kyle Rittenhouse have announced they plan to sue stupid Joe Biden and his campaign for libel after the presidential candidate tweeted a video suggesting the teenager is a white supremacist. Lin Wood, who is representing the 17-year-old shooter, on Tuesday said he is taking steps to demand a formal 'public retraction' from the Biden/Harris campaign shortly after the former VP shared the clip. The 50-second video showed a mashup of scenes from white supremacist rallies and far-right groups across the country as debate moderator Chris Wallace is heard asking Trump if he is willing to condemn the racist organizations. The clip also includes a shot of Rittenhouse holding a rifle during the Kenosha protests, where is accused of fatally shooting two demonstrators. 'There's no other way to put it: the President of the United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night,' Biden said. The tweet received over 273000 likes and more than 67000 retweets. #FreeKyle