Athens, Calif. - Homicide detectives are investigating a woman who was shot to death on Saturday in the Athens area of unincorporated Los Angeles County. The incident was reported at about 3:25 p.m. at Berendo Avenue and 119th Street, according to Deputy Miguel Meza of the Sheriff's Information Bureau. The female victim was transported and pronounced dead at a local hospital, officials said. Homicide detectives are conducting a crime scene investigation, Meza said. No further information was available. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call homicide detectives at 323-890-5500 or Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).

With sunrise approaching Los Angeles, the downtown temperature is 46°F. Today's expected high 75°F. Let's strive to make this day a safe one!

In the Bronx this morning with NYPD Chief Patrol and the NYPD 40Pct commander to provide a preliminary update on the police-involved shooting.

Nigerian military plane crashes near Abuja airport in Nigeria.

These wind turbines take 18 years to pay for themselves. They start failing after 10 years. Green Energy = Frostbite.

Electric companies are handing out thousands of dollars in bills to Texans due to the brutal storm that hit the state. Congressman Rep Al Green vows to protect the public from paying.

This semi-truck lost control and barely missed hitting a police officer on Thursday – The case is being reviewed by the Illinois State Police for possible charges.
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Donald Trump Jr: These Teachers Unions Are Out Of CONTROL. Seriously guys, these teachers unions are getting ridiculous.

Got him. Why is it that media spends so much time celebrating celebrities... and often ignores when cops take murderers off the streets?

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/fairfax-county-police-make-arrest-in-homicide-of-20-year-old/

WARNING! DISTURBING! Body camera footage has been released from a police shooting in Baltimore, and it’s absolutely insane. wo officers responded to a situation at Compare Foods supermarket after a security guard was allegedly walking around with his weapon out. As soon as the officers entered the store, all hell broke loose and bullets started flying. One officer took cover in an elevated position and returned fire. The alleged suspect Dontae Green fled the scene, and was killed a week later by U.S. Marshals, according to the same report. The officer who got up the stairs was literally living out a movie scene. He found the higher ground, and started returning fire. As for the officer who remained outside, I have no idea what their protocols are but he didn’t seem to do a whole lot to help the first officer. Also, this is a great reminder of the danger our brave police officers can potentially face. They walked into a grocery store and ended up in a gun battle.

Firefighters rescued a horse that fell into an icy pond in Denton County, Texas.

NEW - Sperm counts around the world are dropping, infant boys are developing more genital abnormalities, and adult women appear to be suffering declining egg quality and more miscarriages.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/20/opinion/sunday/endocrine-disruptors-sperm.html

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Cincinnati - When Customs and Border Protection Narcotics dog Bico alerted authorities to a large shipment of cereal on Feb. 13, it probably didn’t come as a surprise when the white powder and grayish substance covering the flakes were not frosting. After all, Cincinnati Port Director Richard Gillespie said drug smugglers will hide narcotics in anything imaginable. Authorities tested the substances and learned the 44-pound shipment of Corn Flakes had been coated with cocaine valued at $2,822,400. But thanks to Border Patrol agents and their K-9, the Peruvian shipment was stopped before it could reach the destined private residence in Hong Kong. "The men and women at the Port of Cincinnati are committed to stopping the flow of dangerous drugs, and they continue to use their training, intuition, and strategic skills to prevent these kinds of illegitimate shipments from reaching the public," Gillespie said in a news release. Agents are regularly nixing outrageous and bizarre smuggling attempts.