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Police sergeant: "“I’m begging you. You’re a Black man. I’m a Black man. You don’t have to die today. I don’t want you to die today.”

But of course what the media focuses on is the officer-involved shooting... not the desperate attempt to de-escalate.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/fatal-police-shooting-initiated-by-misleading-911-call-about-prowler/
BREAKING! A group of hackers claim to have stolen Apple blueprints, and say they will publish the documents unless the tech giant pays a huge ransom, Business Insider reported. As originally reported by The Record, members of a ransomware group known as REvil say they stole Apple product blueprints from a Taiwanese company named Quanta, which is an Apple supplier. Per The Record, REvil hackers posted on a dark-web forum that they approached Apple after Quanta refused to pay the ransom of $50 million. REvil posted product schematics for what appeared to be Macbooks and the Apple Watch, as reviewed by multiple outlets — although it's impossible to verify whether they are authentic. According to the Record, the group threatened to post more data every day that its ransom wasn't met.
LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva: Today we recognize the professionals that keep our department running smoothly. LASD HQ administrative professionals enhance every aspect of our dept. and assist in our goal of keeping County of LA safe. Thank you for the great work you do! #NationalAdministrativeProfessionalsDay
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Tucker Carlson: Jury verdict in Derek Chauvin trial a cry of 'please don't hurt us'.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors called Tuesday on prosecutors, public defenders, courts and law enforcement to work together to develop a bail reform plan in line with a recent California Supreme Court ruling.

The state's high court ruled in March that it is unconstitutional to keep someone in custody only because they cannot afford to pay bail. Judges are now required to favor pretrial release and only order bail if there is clear and convincing evidence that it is the only way to ensure public safety and make certain that the defendant returns to court for future hearings. The defendant's ability to pay must be taken into account in setting bail.

Supervisors Sheila Kuehl and Hilda Solis co-authored a motion directing representatives of the offices of the district attorney and public defender to coordinate with the county CEO, county counsel, sheriff's department, Los Angeles Superior Court and a comprehensive list of other agencies to come up with recommendations for reform in 60 days.

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Layla, excited about the mission of Blue Hearts for Heroes and wanted to thank us for all the help and assistance we are giving to law enforcement families. She did so by drawing us an amazing picture. Thank you to Layla and her family for the support!

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Gov. DeSantis -- "Scaring a jury 'completely antithetical' to the rule of law."
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Tucker reacts to politicization of Derek Chauvin trial politics -- "intruded at every level of this case".
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Pippi is asked about Ma'kiyah Bryant, who was fatally shot by Columbus police yesterday while brandishing a knife at another woman:

"Our focus is on working to address systemic racism and implicit bias head on."