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LAPD officers are not only combating crime, but addressing quality of life concerns. When LAPD South Traffic Division officers were made aware of a wheelchair access issue, they quickly ensured the proper notifications were made. It's in our Core Values: Service to Our Communities.
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NYC: When it comes to lockdowns, Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods are considered hardest hit. Yet for vaccine distribution and relief services suddenly they not even in top 27 neighborhoods.
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/neon/programs/covid-neighborhoods.page
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Thank you Mr. President for standing up for the American people and denying the push for this “stimulus “ bill that is only stimulates other countries and not our own. What a slap in the face congress brought to you. Keep fighting the good fight.

Donald Trump demands they raise relief from $600 to “$2000 per person” or “$4000 per couple.”
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Whatcom County Sheriff: UPDATE: 7 railroad cars derailed from a NB BNSF train around 11:40am today in the 7500 blk of Portal Way, Custer. Fire started in 2 of the 7 derailed cars. The fire is under control. A 3/4 mile evacuation zone was established and will remain in effect. CONTINUE TO AVOID THE AREA.
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Hillsborough County Sheriff: Recently, team HCSO's Motor Unit welcomed 12 agencies from all across Florida for training. HCSO and Tampa Police Department dedicated the day to training 81 motor units in standard and advanced cone exercises to ensure each motor deputy stays proficient in their day-to-day riding abilities. Thank you to all the agencies who traveled to Tampa from near and far — we loved meeting you!
LASD County Sheriff's: Today, we LASD HQ received devastating news regarding one of our own. Deputy Timothy Tellez, a 20 year veteran, assigned to LASD Parks Bureau succumbed to his battle with COVID-19. Please keep his family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers, he will be deeply missed. 🙏 #RIP
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Camp Pendleton Marine, Gunnery Sgt. Kyle Wetter, recently stepped into harm's way to rescue a baby from a burning vehicle.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Congress tells struggling Americans to take their $600 and shut up. After tense negotiations and multiple rounds of televised theatrics, Congress has passed a spending bill. It's 5,593 pages long, and allocates $2.3 trillion, including more than $900 billion in COVID relief. That's a lot of money, but on the other hand, there's a lot of need. Thanks in part to government lockdowns, more than 100 million Americans are out of the workforce. One in six restaurants is closed. Huge parts of the retail sector are in tatters. J. Crew, Pier 1, Neiman Marcus, Brooks Brothers, Century 21 and many others are in bankruptcy. If there was ever a time that Americans need relief, it's right now. It is entirely possible that you could get a $600 check, courtesy of the U.S. Congress. On the other hand, it's also pretty good to be a Jordanian. The same bill passed (but not read) by Congress allocates $500 million for border security in that country.
LA. Roughly 150 people at the Thousand Oaks Mall, legally allowed to gather under the protest exemption. Believed to be the “Sing it Louder” organization, where they gather around the country—often maskless—to protest COVID restrictions by singing Christmas carols
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FRANCE. A gunman has shot dead three police officers who were called to a domestic incident in central France. The officers were trying to help a woman who had fled to the roof of a house in the small village of Saint-Just early on Wednesday. The gunman shot at the officers and set fire to the house. A fourth officer was wounded and the woman rescued. The fate of the suspect, 48, who is said to be known to authorities on child custody issues, is still unclear. The mayor of Saint-Just, François Chautard, told Le Figaro that the house had burned down and officers were trying to determine whether the suspect was still inside or had escaped. Elite tactical police officers and firefighters remain at the scene in the village in the Puy-de-Dôme department, in France's Massif Central mountain region. The Clermont-Ferrand prosecutor's office said one officer was initially shot dead and another wounded shortly after midnight, and then two more police officers were killed as they arrived at the scene.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio police officer shot and killed an unarmed Black man while responding to a non-emergency call early Tuesday in the state's largest city, and hours later a furious Mayor Andrew J. Ginther ordered the police chief to take the officer's badge and gun. The officers involved in the incident did not turn on their body cameras until immediately after the shooting, but it was recorded because the camera captures 60 seconds of footage before it is turned on. It also appears there was a delay in rendering aid to the man, according to the city's office of public safety. The shooting comes less than three weeks after a Franklin County sheriff's deputy shot Casey Goodson Jr., a 23-year-old Black man, in the Northland area of Columbus. That shooting has prompted protests and demands for justice. The investigation into that shooting is being led by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, David DeVillers.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: GA Senate Race. Dem Candidate Warnock's tearful wife: "I've been keeping the way he acts under wraps for a long time."
NY. Police in Yonkers now say five people have died following a violent, two-car crash that split one of the vehicles in half. The vehicles crashed on Riverdale Avenue at Culver Street around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. One of the cars was so badly damaged it was split in half. Five people, including four who were in one of the cars, were killed. Two were pronounced dead at the scene. Several other people were taken to the hospital. The extent of the other injuries was not immediately clear.