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BREAKING: The LAPD is investigating a Valentine’s Day-style image mocking George Floyd that was shared among its employees

The image included a photo of Floyd with the caption “You take my breath away" -The Hill

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Pierce Co Sheriff: Two burglars almost got away, but they forgot that they left something behind when they tried to flee in the snow. Footprints!

Deputies followed the tracks up to a dumpster and found suspect #1 inside. Suspect #2’s tracks led to a tree he had climbed. http://bit.ly/2N4sXgI

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BREAKING! Rotating outages have begun in Texas as the US state is facing a major winter storm. 1.8 million customers currently without power.
Dallas PD: Proceed with extreme caution if traffic lights are blacked out. Don’t be out unless you have to be.
National Forecast. The coldest air in decades has settled in with some of the heaviest snow on record across the south. A persistent storm track will bring more snow and the risk for dangerous ice from the East coast down into the Gulf Coast. Stay tuned to your local weather folks and be safe!
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A second floor apartment is on fire in the 1100 block of West 85th street in the Vermont Knolls area in South LA.
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NYC -- Happening Now -- 2-Alarm Fire on Katonah Ave and E 236 street in the Bronx. Video by Daniel Valls (FNTV)
⚠️ Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office: PLEASE be careful if you must drive today. Trees and power lines are still continuing to fall in our area. Currently, NE 223rd & Lincoln in Fairview has both directions of travel blocked.
The Los Angeles Police Department administration has launched an internal investigation after it was alleged that an offensive Valentine-style photo was circulating around the deparment of George Floyd. The complaining officer was scheduled to be interviewed Monday, LAPD Chief Michel Moore told the Los Angeles Times. It appears the photo and a possible post on social media originated out of the department's Harbor Patrol Division. "I just received word through the chain of command of a complaint that was generated on an inappropriate online post from a Department member," Captain Jay Mastick of the Harbor Patrol Division wrote. "The post depicts a photo of George Floyd, with a caption, 'you take my breath away' in a valentine format.