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WARNING! DISTURBING! At least 7 Bolivian Students killed after university railing collapse.
AR15.COM: If a weapon is too dangerous for me to have, why should I trust the government with it?
As a hearing examining the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington continued on Wednesday, the acting chief of the U.S. Capitol Police said there has been an increase in threats against lawmakers this year in comparison to this time last year.

Acting Capitol Chief of Police Yogananda Pittman testified Wednesday before a House subcommittee, where she said that there has been a more than 93% increase in the number of threats received by members of Congress in the first two months of 2021 compared to the same period last year.

Pittman said there has been more than a 118% increase in total threats and directions of interests from 2017 to 2020.

"In the Department’s efforts to address new and emerging threats, we work closely with the House and Senate Sergeants at Arms to augment and strengthen off-campus security and Member protection," Pittman said. "We routinely collaborate to assess members’ district and state office security, and we provide recommendations on ways to improve and enhance security measures and practices inside and outside of the National Capital Region."

Pittman stated that the "overwhelming majority" of suspects in threat cases resided outside of Washington, D.C., and noted that the level of existential threats to the U.S. Capitol and Grounds are increasing as well.

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Armenia -- Police guard perimeter around parliament during Yerevan protest
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NYC -- Activists group blocked traffic in Midtown, Manhattan today, they spray painted a banner to say “Stop Line 3! Unfuck Turtle Island!”. They demonstrated against the oil pipeline currently being built in Canada the US. Video by FNTV
SpaceX successfully completed its latest test of its Mars-bound Starship rocket on Wednesday, marking the first major flight test for the project. Unfortunately, the rocket exploded shortly after landing. 💥
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LAPD HQ: Today’s and tomorrow’s LAPD is vastly different than it was 30 years ago—there’s been much change & reform.

We will continue working to improve the level of service we provide to all Angelenos.

It’s one of our Core Values, “Quality Through Continuous Improvement”.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Las Vegas Metropolitan Police: Media Briefing: OIS #3 for 2021 -- Subject with Knife Advances on Officer 3/1/2021
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Watch Officer Familia of the NYPD 19 Pct talk about growing up as the child of deaf parents in the Bronx. Thanks to Director Foster of NYPD Community Affairs Bureau, he discovered the importance of public service with the NYPD – and wants to help mentor other young New Yorkers.
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Southlake DPS: WE ALWAYS WARN YOU TO SLOW DOWN! Fair citizens, how many posts last year did you see us kindly nudging you to slow down on the highway and our roads? Hundreds? Thousands? Gawazillions?
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The White House doesn’t even have enough confidence in Joe Biden to answer questions? Wow.
Forwarded from Telangana State Police Updates (Ram Yadavelly)
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See How the Dutch Reach Saves Lives _Outside & Follow it.
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Greg Gutfeld on the New California Bill That Would Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs. Proposed law would legalize drugs like psilocybin, MDMA and LSD; reaction on 'The Five.' A California lawmaker might have discovered the only reason to stay in California. Scott Wiener is introducing a bill to decriminalize psychedelic drugs like psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, ketamine, DMT, among others. The bill will focus on their medical benefits regarding PTSD, depression and other ailments.