"Your tweet that targeted a police officer in Ohio, who saved a young woman’s life was irresponsible and disturbing... You basically put a target on the back of a human being who had to make a split-second decision to save a life from a deadly attack.”
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BREAKING! The Justice Department announced federal hate crime charges Wednesday in the death of a Georgia man who was killed while out for a run last year.
The criminal case charging the three men in connection with the death of Ahmaud Arbery is the most significant civil rights prosecution undertaken to date by the Biden administration Justice Department. It comes as federal officials have moved quickly to open sweeping investigations into troubled police departments as civil rights takes center stage among the department’s priorities, KTLA reported.
Travis McMichael and his father, Gregory, and a third man, William “Roddie” Bryan, are all charged with one count of interference with civil rights and attempted kidnapping. The McMichaels are also charged with using, carrying and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence.
The criminal case charging the three men in connection with the death of Ahmaud Arbery is the most significant civil rights prosecution undertaken to date by the Biden administration Justice Department. It comes as federal officials have moved quickly to open sweeping investigations into troubled police departments as civil rights takes center stage among the department’s priorities, KTLA reported.
Travis McMichael and his father, Gregory, and a third man, William “Roddie” Bryan, are all charged with one count of interference with civil rights and attempted kidnapping. The McMichaels are also charged with using, carrying and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence.
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U.S. indicts 3 on hate crime charges in death of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia
The Justice Department announced federal hate crime charges Wednesday in the death of a Georgia man who was killed while out for a run last year. The criminal case charging the three men in connect…
LA County Sheriffs: On Saturday, April 24, 2021, members of the LASD Community Advisory Council & Department personnel paid tribute to and attended the Pakistani Iftar, held in the City of Artesia, Ca. Attendees included CAC member Natalie Garcia, Commander Jason Skeen, and CAC sworn lead Commander John Burcher. Jamal Khawaja was recognized with a certificate from Sheriff Villanueva, for his significant contributions to the Pakistani community. Department members made many new acquaintances, and experienced a first-rate Iftar event.
New limits placed on LAPD officers’ personal social media activity.
Los Angeles police officers will no longer be able to use any Los Angeles Police Department trademarks or insignia and could face discipline for discriminatory or harassing behavior on their personal social media accounts as part of an updated policy approved by the LAPD Board of Commissioners Tuesday, April 27.
The newly updated policy also prohibits posts that could compromise the safety of other officers, posting non-public material or any statements claiming to be representative of the department, according to the policy.
The new policy attempts to “balance employees’ rights with the needs of the Department in fulfilling its public safety mission,” LAPD Chief Michel Moore said in a department-wide notice.
“As the digital landscape continues to evolve and new online communication platforms emerge, the impact and influence of social media within the community increases,” Moore wrote. “It is therefore important that all personnel carefully consider the implications of their use of social media.”
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Los Angeles police officers will no longer be able to use any Los Angeles Police Department trademarks or insignia and could face discipline for discriminatory or harassing behavior on their personal social media accounts as part of an updated policy approved by the LAPD Board of Commissioners Tuesday, April 27.
The newly updated policy also prohibits posts that could compromise the safety of other officers, posting non-public material or any statements claiming to be representative of the department, according to the policy.
The new policy attempts to “balance employees’ rights with the needs of the Department in fulfilling its public safety mission,” LAPD Chief Michel Moore said in a department-wide notice.
“As the digital landscape continues to evolve and new online communication platforms emerge, the impact and influence of social media within the community increases,” Moore wrote. “It is therefore important that all personnel carefully consider the implications of their use of social media.”
(Read more.)
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New limits placed on LAPD officers’ personal social media activity
Posts on personal accounts could call into question officers’ credibility and compromise safety, officials said.
UPDATE: Watertown, NY: State Troopers say Barry K. Stewart, 55, is a suspect in the shooting that left two people dead at the Bridgeview Real Estate office in Watertown. According to police, Stewart is a real estate agent who works at Bridgeview. It's unclear who the two people are that were shot and killed. Police say Stewart left the scene in his gray, Ford F-150 pickup truck, with a NY license plate number HUS5491. Law enforcement says it's searching a 70-mile radius in the area. Channel 7 News reported that agents were seen outside Stewart's home on Wednesday. According to Stewart's profile on Realtorcom, Stewart was retired from the US Army, previously serving at Fort Riley in Kansas. Stewart wrote in his profile he has been living in the Watertown and Fort Drum area for about 14 years. Police are asking anyone with information on the shooting or Stewart's whereabouts to call 911.
UPDATE: Boone: Two North Carolina deputies were shot while conducting a welfare check early Wednesday Morning. According to police, at 9:44 a.m. the Watauga County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call for a welfare check along Hardaman Circle in Boone, NC after reports that a homeowner and his family did not attend work or answer phones recently. As deputies entered the home, an unidentified individual opened fire on the officers. Two deputies were struck by gunfire. One deputy was flown to the Johnson City Medical Center for treatment. The other deputy, according to local media, remains on the scene at the home. The condition of the deputy is unknown at the time. The shooter remains active on the scene, barricaded in a section of the home. According to local reporting, the shooter periodically lets off shots in the direction of the officers. Police are asking nearby residents to shelter in place.
URGENT! NYC: Emergency personnel responding to a large fire inside Bronx Apartment Building. One person has jumped out of the window. No information on other possible injuries at this time.
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Elizabeth City, Happening Now: BLM march after public denied police bodycam of Andrew Brown shooting
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LA County Sheriffs & LASD Executives participated in a food giveaway, sponsored by the LASD Community Advisory Council. The food giveaway took place in the City of Covina, where more than 1,000 people were offered boxes of both perishable & non-perishable food to help them through difficult times. On behalf of LA County Sheriffs, Lieutenant Abi Ben-Sahile, CAC Secretary Rachel Camacho, CAC Chair Chris Chahinian, CAC sworn lead Commander John Burcher, and Commander Al Reyes, a big thank you to Jonathan Hatami, Consul Dyan Pastrana, the Philipine Consul General, for their help. A special thank you to our partners in this event, Philippine American Nurses Association of Southern California Cedar Sinai, Church of Nazarene, Long Beach Bacolod Association, Kakayaan Inc., the Los Angeles Philippine Women’s Club, and the LASD Wives.
LAPD HQ: At 2:25 PM an Assault with a Deadly Weapon Shots Fired occurred @ the 5200 block of Vesper Avenue in Van Nuys. An Off Duty LAPD officer has been shot, & is @ a local hospital in unknown condition. The suspect is in custody & is at a local hospital in unknown condition. A Public Information Officer is at scene and will provide statements as soon as they can.
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Interview with Elizabeth City Coucil Member Kem Spence on why protesters are peacefully blocking Highway 17.
"When you look at the first 100 days of this administration as evidence by the numbers, nobody has done worse on border security than President Biden.
Nobody has put women and children under more danger than President Biden has."
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/border-patrol-union-president-calls-out-biden-on-border-crisis/
Nobody has put women and children under more danger than President Biden has."
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/border-patrol-union-president-calls-out-biden-on-border-crisis/
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Border Patrol union president: 'No one has done more to enrich organized crime than President Biden'
Border Patrol union president Brandon Judd slams Biden, 'Nobody has done more to enrich organized crime like President Biden'
⚠️ BREAKING ALERT! Castaic LA County: IC requesting 2 addl strike teams of engines (10 engines). The fire has spotted across another unspecified road to the east & is becoming well established. Fire is still 90 acres.