A simple act of kindness by a police officer in Maryland is going viral.⁣ On Oct. 5, Cpl. Gray Maloy had spotted someone in a wheelchair who wanted to cross a road in Mechanicsville, the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office relayed on a Facebook post. Maloy pulled over, stopping traffic on the busy roadway with his police cruiser.⁣ He then got out and helped push the man's wheelchair across the road, and then on to his final destination. Several people snapped photos of Maloy's act, sending them onto the sheriff's office.

Meanwhile, in New York. #MAGA March met by Counter-protesters in NYC results in clashes and multiple arrests.

Big crowd awaits President Donald Trump in Gastonia, North Carolina

A suspect speeding through Volusia County in a stolen vehicle was arrested Tuesday morning in Deltona, where he pulled into a woman’s garage and hid in her house before surrendering to deputies. Just before 9 a.m., the stolen Mercedes Benz was picked up by a License Plate Reader in northwest Volusia County. Minutes later, the driver fled from a DeLand police officer who attempted a traffic stop. Air One started following overhead and watched the vehicle travel at high speeds to a house on Arrendonda Drive in Deltona, where it pulled into the garage, the door closing behind it. (Read the full story.)

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Seattle protests blocking SPD vehicles trying to get to an emergency call. BLM - "there's probably not even an emergency, they can take another road, they're going to get by you guys, don't even worry about it." SPD is forced to turn around. The city revolves around this group

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The #LAPD processes thousands of theft reports a year. Behind every report is a victim—and officers willing to take the extra step to solve the case. A stolen mobility scooter led to an arrest by LAPD Devonshire officers, and detectives made sure the victim got his scooter back.

Police try to separate pro-democracy protesters and royalists (wearing yellow) during a clash in Bangkok, Thailand. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun

Charlie Huber: tonight I was one of the people honored with the Got Your Back award from the Seattle Police Foundation. But I didn't do much -- it was you guys who helped. Here's my speech from the event (after a brief intro).

Tucker Carlson Tonight: America’s Class System Is Real. More real than we ever knew. If you’re a member of the group in charge, you can do pretty much whatever you want. Jeffrey Epstein understood this early. Now it’s common knowledge. When you’re on the right team, you can publish someone else's tax returns or private phone calls, no questions asked. Isn’t that illegal? Who cares? Laws don’t apply to you. You could literally broadcast your fetish live on a Zoom call and keep your job at CNN.