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Henderson, Las Vegas — Violent crime went up in Henderson in 2020. During a virtual meeting, Henderson police chief Thedrick Andres said aggravated and sexual assault has become a problem. He also said domestic-related crimes have become more common during the pandemic.
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The trouble with America's entrenched class system. Tucker Carlson gives a few words of advice to the woke professional class.
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Meanwhile, in Rochester, NY -- Dudes looking for Darwin Awards shut down one side of the highway.
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Rick Johnson: This is a video sent to one of our troopers in reference to the collision on February 17th that Renton PD, WA, handled. The end of the clip shows debris coming onto the freeway. This occurred NB 405 just north of 44th in Renton.
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National forecast. Widespread severe storm & flooding concerns in the national forecast today. Stay weather aware. Let's talk about that and more as we wrap up February.
We are facing an existential threat to law and order.
The state is now gearing up to release countless drug offenders - and they're done arresting criminals on drug charges.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/police-stop-arresting-people-after-drug-possession-laws-are-deemed-to-be-unconstitutional-by-state-supreme-court/
The state is now gearing up to release countless drug offenders - and they're done arresting criminals on drug charges.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/police-stop-arresting-people-after-drug-possession-laws-are-deemed-to-be-unconstitutional-by-state-supreme-court/
Law Enforcement Today
Police stop arresting people after drug possession laws deemed 'unconstitutional' by state Supreme Court
The controversial decision, issued by a 5-4 margin held the state's drug possession statute, which didn't require police to show proof that suspect intended to possess drugs, violated due process rigthts of defendants
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An iceberg nearly nine times the size of Miami just broke off the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica. We'll have to wait and see if it runs aground, or floats off into the open ocean. Check out the view from above...
Three Wichita police officers were injured by a "possible explosion" after being dispatched to a residence around 4 p.m. Saturday.
Two of the officers remained hospitalized Saturday night while the third was treated and released, Wichita police Chief Gordon Ramsay told the Wichita Eagle.
Police had gone inside the home earlier, the chief said, adding the cause of the blast remained a mystery.
A man named Haroon Birva said he was outside his girlfriend's nearby home when he heard the explosion.
The ATF's Kansas City Field Division said it is working with local authorities to investigate the incident.
"It sounded like a rifle or an AR round," he told the Eagle. "I just heard one.
Two of the officers remained hospitalized Saturday night while the third was treated and released, Wichita police Chief Gordon Ramsay told the Wichita Eagle.
Police had gone inside the home earlier, the chief said, adding the cause of the blast remained a mystery.
A man named Haroon Birva said he was outside his girlfriend's nearby home when he heard the explosion.
The ATF's Kansas City Field Division said it is working with local authorities to investigate the incident.
"It sounded like a rifle or an AR round," he told the Eagle. "I just heard one.
The Wichita Eagle
Police: Modified shotgun found; no one inside Wichita house after three officers hurt
Two officers remain hospitalized, and police are investigating whether the gun was rigged to fire.
WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater released videos from the fatal shooting of Bennie Edwards. The shooting took place on Dec. 11, 2020, in the 2100 block of West Hefner Road, near Hefner and Penn. in Oklahoma City. Bennie Edwards, 60, was fatally shot during a confrontation with officers. This shooting led to a manslaughter charge against Oklahoma City police Sgt. Clifford Holman. If convicted, Holman, faces four years to life in prison. Officers were called to a business last December near Pennsylvania Avenue and Hefner Road on reports of Edwards bothering customers. Edwards was armed with a knife. Videos shows shots being fired as he ran at the officer, and also as his back was turned running away from officers. Police said they tried to use both pepper spay and a taser before opening fire. Edwards was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Gates Security Alerts for Palisades and Malibu, LA County: Above Webster Elementary School, fire under control. Power out on Cross Creek and in Serra Canyon area, Civic Center area power Ok. C1
The report examined Justice Department data on public corruption... and found that Chicago had nearly 1800 convictions for public corruption, more than second-place Los Angeles and third-ranked New York City.
And that's only the people who got caught.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/report-democrat-run-chicago-is-the-most-corrupt-city-in-the-united-states/
And that's only the people who got caught.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/report-democrat-run-chicago-is-the-most-corrupt-city-in-the-united-states/
Law Enforcement Today
Report: Gun-controlled, Democrat-run Chicago is the most corrupt city in the United States
Chicago is the most corrupt city in the United States, according to a report compiled from Justice data. Illinois is the third most corrupt state.
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NYC -- Multiple manhole explosions and fires resulted in power outages and injuries to firefighter and Con Edison worker on east 56th street and 1st Avenue. Video by Daniel Valls (FNTV)
WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! The Weber County Attorney's Office released body camera video Tuesday night that shows Ogden Police officers shoot and kill a sexual assault suspect earlier this month. The video shows an officer find the suspect, Dino Raul Morales, 28, hiding in the back of a pick-up truck after police attempted to stop him in around 11:30 p.m. on February 5. A pistol can be seen in Morales' hand as he stands up in the truck bed and the officer repeatedly warns him to drop the gun. The officer fires on Morales approximately 21 seconds after finding him in the truck. Two officers fired their weapons, according to a police news release. The video only contains body camera video from one officer.
A magnitude-3.6 earthquake was reported at 5:46 a.m. Sunday 63 miles from Porterville, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake occurred 63 miles from Ridgecrest, 63 miles from Lindsay, 65 miles from Exeter and 68 miles from Farmersville. In the past 10 days, there have been four earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater centered nearby. An average of 234 earthquakes with magnitudes of 3.0 to 4.0 occur each year in California and Nevada, according to a recent three-year data sample.
Former Capital Police Chief’s Testimony SHATTERS Dems Ridiculous Narrative of Capitol Incident. The former Capitol Police Chief’s testimony is causing quite a stir on your Tuesday evening, absolutely obliterating the narrative told by Democrats and media member on what happened on January 6 in Washington, D.C. Former Chief Steven Sund has provided a shattering testimony to the United States Senate that goes against everything the Democrats have been trying to spin in the mainstream media. Sund states that the House of Representatives was warned six different times about pending danger on January 6, and yet they did nothing to prepare or be ready. He also revealed that the resources that the Capitol Police requested included stronger National Guard presence, and his resignation letter was aimed directly at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. You can read his entire scathing resignation letter.
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BREAKING! At least 18 protesters were killed in Myanmar today, according to United Nations Human Rights Office.