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BREAKING: New tape of FB CEO Mark Zuckerberg released by Project Veritas

"I Share Some Caution on this [Vaccine] Because We Just Don't Know the Long-Term Side Effects of Basically Modifying People's DNA and RNA"

This statement is a violation of his own platform's new policy

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San Diego Sheriff: Last week SD Santee Station introduced Milo who is a 1 year Veteran for the SD Sheriff! Here is footage during a Narcotic Training of Milo doing what he does BEST to keep us safe! Animals are our best friends.
Meanwhile, in Dallas, Texas -- Video showing apartment complex flooding due busted water pipes
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: The mainstream media's disgusting, corrupting love affair with Joe Biden. We spend a lot of time trying to explain what is happening to our country. This is usually a depressing exercise because the answer is always the same. America is not rotten, the people who run it are rotten. That's why things are so volatile. What you're looking at is a crisis of our institutions, all of which are corrupt and some of which are collapsing. However, not all of our institutions are the same. Some of them are bad, some of them are awful. But looming above the rest is our most corrupt institution: The mainstream news media. How corrupt is the mainstream media? Imagine a drunken border guard at the crossing between Togo and Burkina Faso shaking you down at midnight as you pass through. The New York Times is much more corrupt than that.
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NYC -- Three people shot in Bronx, New York, 2 are in life threatening condition. Incident happened on Jerome Ave & E Mt Edén Ave this evening. Video by Daniel Valls (FNTV)
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Officer involved shooting on Seattle’s waterfront at Alaskan Way and Seneca Street. Avoid area.
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Meanwhile, in Texas... Power comes on for just 20 seconds in Denton.
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"By number one, not defunding the police. We need to put more money into police work."

Joe Biden rejects the "defund the police" movement in response to a question about concerned communities scared of gangs and toothless police being unable to rein them in.
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Democrats want to give citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants. Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, discusses the impact of open borders on the Black community on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'
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Seattle -- Here is some footage from the press briefing Officer-Involved Shooting. About 15 protesters on one side of the crime scene.
LAPD HQ: Newton Gang Enforcement officers continue their stellar work. Last night they made a stop & discovered fresh blood inside the car. During a search of the car they found a gun which they tied to a shooting in South LA. The driver was arrested for Felon in Possession of a Firearm. Another stop revealed the driver was on probation for a firearm offense, and inside the car they found a 9mm gun. A search of his home led to an AK-47, MAC-11 with silencer, high capacity magazines & high powered ammo. He was also arrested for Felon in Possession of a Firearm. This proactive police work by LAPD officers underscores the proliferation of guns and firepower on our streets, many times at the hands of gang members—and arrests like these are difference makers in saving lives.

We are here “to protect and to serve”.
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Las Vegas police are asking for anyone with information to come forward after a "brief altercation" escalated into a deadly shooting inside a parking lot at an apartment complex in the southwest part of town. Around 4 p.m., police say a man in his late teens arrived at the Clubs at Rhodes Ranch Apartment Homes on Warm Springs Road, between Fort Apache Road and Durango Drive, and met up with two other men. At some point, police say there was an altercation that escalated and one of the men shot and killed another. The man shot was transported to UMC Trauma where he was pronounced dead. The shooter has not been caught. Police believe he is in his late teens to early 20s.

Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555. You can remain anonymous.
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LAPD Olympic Area was in pursuit of a stolen vehicle when the driver lost control and slammed into a power pole sending sparks into the air.
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Oakland Police Dept.: Chief LeRonne Armstrong visits East Oakland and talks with residences, business owners and officers about his pledge to the community. “Your safety is my top priority.”
Seattle police press release: Seattle police shot and killed a man armed with a knife on the Waterfront late Tuesday. Around 9:20 p.m., Port of Seattle Police contacted Seattle Police about a man in crisis, armed with a knife, at Alaskan Way and Seneca Street. When officers arrived, the man, who had reportedly cut himself, fled down Alaskan Way. Police approached the man and attempted to use a less-lethal tool, but the device was ineffective. The man moved toward officers, and two Seattle Police officers fired, fatally striking the man. Representatives of the Office of Police Accountability, the Office of Inspector General and the SPD Force Investigation Team responded to the scene. The officers will be placed on paid administrative leave in accordance with SPD policy while the investigation is ongoing. Per policy, the department will release video of the incident within 72 hours.