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Who says good cops don't exist?
Harvey, IL. Bystander cell phone video captures a Harvey Police officer arresting a fellow officer after they can be seen assaulting a suspect who was already detained in handcuffs.
Harvey, IL. Bystander cell phone video captures a Harvey Police officer arresting a fellow officer after they can be seen assaulting a suspect who was already detained in handcuffs.
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Meanwhile, in China...
🚩 A Red Flag Warning is in effect for parts of Southern CA due to gusty winds and low humidity from today through Thursday A.M. This is critical fire weather. Exercise caution when outdoors. https://fire.ca.gov/programs/communications/red-flag-warnings-fire-weather-watches/
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Meanwhile, in Russia. A cat was found in a bag on a garbage conveyor belt as it was about to go to a waste separator in Ulyanovsk. The animal is said to be safe and sound, and is believed to have found a new home with one of the workers at the facility.
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NY Assemblyman Kevin Byrne, joined by over 20 others, are asking President Trump for help in getting a complete count of nursing home deaths related to COVID-19. The Cuomo Administration has not released data on the total number of nursing home residents who died in hospitals.
BREAKING! Brazil identified another new strain of COVID19 with at least five "unique mutations."
Scientists from the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week identified a new strain of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 disease. Details on the characteristics of the variant have not yet been released, but since October it has been known to exist. A team from the National Laboratory for Scientific Computing (LNCC), which is related to the Ministry of Science and Technology of Brazil, and from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) discovered a variant of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus that is " partially restricted "to the city of Rio de Janeiro. (Source, port.)
Scientists from the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week identified a new strain of the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 disease. Details on the characteristics of the variant have not yet been released, but since October it has been known to exist. A team from the National Laboratory for Scientific Computing (LNCC), which is related to the Ministry of Science and Technology of Brazil, and from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) discovered a variant of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus that is " partially restricted "to the city of Rio de Janeiro. (Source, port.)
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A Shadow Government: Phill Kline says Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg essentially ran the election in key battleground states by using his own money to pay for drop boxes, machines, judges, and targeted voter outreach.
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BREAKING! A second new variant of the coronavirus has been detected in the UK having first been discovered in South Africa. Matt Hancock announced two cases had been observed in the UK in a press conference from Downing Street, with both patients being closely monitored. The government is now set to implement travel restrictions on those entering the nation from South Africa, while the health secretary urged those who had arrived from the country in the last fortnight to isolate immediately for two weeks. "These measures are temporary while we investigate further this new strain which is shortly to be analysed at Porton Down," the Independent reported.
NYPD 48th Precinct: Great team work by day tour patrol and Field Intelligence Officers. Their great investigation skills of a shot spotter activation led to the apprehension of a 16 year old suspect responsible for firing shots onto a busy street.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! The Webster Groves Police Department released dash cam of an officer involved in a fatal #shooting that occurred on the fast lane of westbound I-44 near Elm Avenue on May 5, 2020. On May 5, 2020 St. Louis County police said passing motorists reported a motorist was stalled in the westbound lanes of Interstate 44 between Elm and Shrewsbury. Two Webster Groves police cruisers responded. As soon as officer Brendan McGahan a 37-year-old married man, who has been on the force for 7 1/2 years approach the driver side door the driver 23-year-old Qavon Webb opened fired and shot 6 times at the officer hitting him in the hand, arm and the buttocks, and “there was another one to his leg and a couple in the vest. (Read full story.)
🔥 The hot new challenge coin in Louisville. Hotter than the flames burning higher than our skyscrapers.
⚠️ ALERT! Lane County Sheriff's Office: Search and Rescue and deputies are searching the Fall Creek area for 4y/o Zelda and Grandparents Sharon and Gregory who didn't return from the Willamette National Forest as planned. They're in a white Toyota Matrix: plate 502 CWD. If you have seen them call 541-682-4150. 🙏🏼
BREAKING! President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed the annual defense policy bill, following through on threats to veto a measure that has broad bipartisan support in Congress and potentially setting up the first override vote of his presidency.
The bill affirms 3% pay raises for U.S. troops and authorizes more than $740 billion in military programs and construction. Trump has offered a series of rationales for vetoing the bill. He has called for lawmakers to include limits on social media companies he claimed are biased against him.
He has called for stripping out language that allows for the renaming of military bases such as Fort Benning and Fort Hood that honor Confederate leaders. Without going into detail, he has claimed the biggest winner from the defense bill would be China.
Both the House and Senate passed the measure by margins large enough to override a veto from the president. Trump had vetoed eight bills previously, but those vetoes were sustained because supporters did not gain the two-thirds vote needed in each chamber for the bill to become law without Trump’s signature.
In advance of the veto, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has said the bill would help deter Chinese aggression. Other GOP backers of the measure, including Sen. John Thune of South Dakota, the second-ranking Senate leader, and Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, have tweeted that the bill would counter threats from countries such as China.
Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Trump’s declaration that China was the biggest winner in the defense bill was false. Reed also noted the shifting explanations Trump had given for the veto.
"President Trump clearly hasn’t read the bill, nor does he understand what’s in it," Reed said. "There are several bipartisan provisions in here that get tougher on China than the Trump Administration has ever been."
The measure guides Pentagon policy and cements decisions about troop levels, new weapons systems and military readiness, military personnel policy and other military goals. Many programs can only go into effect if the bill is approved, including military construction.
McConnell, in a rare break with Trump, had urged passage despite Trump’s threat to veto it. McConnell said it was important for Congress to continue its nearly six-decade-long streak of passing the defense policy bill.
The bill affirms 3% pay raises for U.S. troops and authorizes more than $740 billion in military programs and construction. Trump has offered a series of rationales for vetoing the bill. He has called for lawmakers to include limits on social media companies he claimed are biased against him.
He has called for stripping out language that allows for the renaming of military bases such as Fort Benning and Fort Hood that honor Confederate leaders. Without going into detail, he has claimed the biggest winner from the defense bill would be China.
Both the House and Senate passed the measure by margins large enough to override a veto from the president. Trump had vetoed eight bills previously, but those vetoes were sustained because supporters did not gain the two-thirds vote needed in each chamber for the bill to become law without Trump’s signature.
In advance of the veto, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has said the bill would help deter Chinese aggression. Other GOP backers of the measure, including Sen. John Thune of South Dakota, the second-ranking Senate leader, and Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, have tweeted that the bill would counter threats from countries such as China.
Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Trump’s declaration that China was the biggest winner in the defense bill was false. Reed also noted the shifting explanations Trump had given for the veto.
"President Trump clearly hasn’t read the bill, nor does he understand what’s in it," Reed said. "There are several bipartisan provisions in here that get tougher on China than the Trump Administration has ever been."
The measure guides Pentagon policy and cements decisions about troop levels, new weapons systems and military readiness, military personnel policy and other military goals. Many programs can only go into effect if the bill is approved, including military construction.
McConnell, in a rare break with Trump, had urged passage despite Trump’s threat to veto it. McConnell said it was important for Congress to continue its nearly six-decade-long streak of passing the defense policy bill.
FOX 11 Los Angeles
Trump vetoes annual defense policy bill, potentially setting up 1st override vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed the annual defense policy legislation, potentially setting up the first override vote of his presidency.
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Santa Ana Police Department: Most Wanted Wednesday!
Location: 1703 E. McFadden Avenue - Waba Grill. On 11/19/2020 at approximately 10 PM, the wanted suspect entered the location and contacted the clerk. The suspect threw a plastic bag at the clerk and demanded the money from the register. Once taking the money the suspect fled on foot and was last seen running in a northwest direction toward Lyon Street. Anyone with information on the identity/whereabouts of the wanted suspect is asked to contact Detective D. Prewett at (714) 245-8323 or mailto: DPrewett@santa-ana.org
Location: 1703 E. McFadden Avenue - Waba Grill. On 11/19/2020 at approximately 10 PM, the wanted suspect entered the location and contacted the clerk. The suspect threw a plastic bag at the clerk and demanded the money from the register. Once taking the money the suspect fled on foot and was last seen running in a northwest direction toward Lyon Street. Anyone with information on the identity/whereabouts of the wanted suspect is asked to contact Detective D. Prewett at (714) 245-8323 or mailto: DPrewett@santa-ana.org
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Here's a list of who's open for grub and last minute goodies Christmas Day 2020.