"MULTIPLE SHOOTERS EVERYWHERE"

You can demonize us, but you can't stop us from protecting our communities. As a result of progressive policies, violence is skyrocketing in our most vulnerable communities. Thank God we still have brave heroes like these Toledo police officers.

"If Black lives really matter, it can’t only be against police abuse. It has to be against the violence that’s ripping apart our communities."

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/former-nypd-captain-eric-adams-who-opposed-defunding-police-wins-nyc-democratic-mayoral-primary/

From Inbox: Today's NYC 👀

It costs you nothing to be kind. Wait for her reaction…

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WARNING! VIOLENCE! Woman tries to steal from asian owned beauty store, gets hit in the head with a shopping basket 👀

Orange County: State wildlife officials are investigating the shooting death of a mountain lion known as Scar in the Santa Ana Mountains. According to the nonprofit Cougar Conservancy, the 5-year-old cougar, also known as El Cobre, was shot and killed in the Santa Ana Mountains late last month. According to a report from the Orange County Register, Scar was one of less than two dozen adult mountain lions in the mountain range. The population was said to be under temporary protective status while a locally endangered designation was considered. Scar, who had a tracking collar attached by researchers after attacking local livestock twice in the Williams Canyon area, was found in the woods in an area south of the canyon after being shot elsewhere, a UC Davis researcher told the Register. A spokesperson for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife told the Register that it was still determining possible suspects in the June killing.

Dhaka, Bangladesh: At least 52 bodies have been recovered after a fire broke out in a food and drink factory near Dhaka, near the Bangladeshi capital. People are afraid of losing more as the fire continues to rage. The fire started on Thursday night on the ground floor of a multi-storey industrial building 15 miles from the Duke. Hashem was founded in a facility that produces noodles and beverages owned by Food and Beverages. On Friday morning, it was still in full swing. Many were injured when they jumped from the upper floors, desperate to escape the flames, firefighters told local media. Firefighters rescued about a dozen people from the roof. Rescue officials confirmed that 52 bodies had been recovered from the wreckage. They said the search continues as more people are feared being trapped inside the building.

Meanwhile, Biden gets tongue-tied while announcing withdrawal from Afghanistan 🥴

BREAKING! Middleborough, Massachusetts: Police responding to active shooter situation in Middleborough.

Police are warning of an active incident occurring at Market Grinding Knife Comapny. There is currently no information regarding injuries.

This is a developing story.

WARNING! VIOLENCE! Asian students beat and robbed in Australia.

Reddit post for this got nuked!

Police say this guy opened fire on an apartment complex... and that's when an alert neighbor beat him unconscious, tied him up and left him for the police.

https://clc.am/iQ2xZA

UPDATE! Middleborough, Massachusetts: Police say no one hurt in shooting at Middleborough, shelter-in-place order continues. State police troopers said they are assisting Middleborough police with the search for a shooting suspect in the area. Suspect is armed and dangerous, under 6’0” tall, wearing a bucket hat.

Incident downgraded to Shots Fired. This is no longer an active shooter incident.

This is a developing story.

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Pretty sure it wasn't just the fries that were salty.

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Two young girls from Colorado, devastated and confused over the tragic loss of a local hero, created a lemonade stand in order to raise funds for his grieving family. Officer Gordon Beesley, a 19-year veteran of the Arvada Police Department, was shot and killed on June 21 by a suspect who "expressed a hatred for police," according to the department. He left behind a wife and two children. The news sent shockwaves throughout the entire community, including 9-year-old Scarlet Reust, who instantly put herself in the family's shoes, her mother, Ashley Conn, told Fox News. To date, the girls raised more than $1,800 for Beesley's family, Arvada Police Department spokesperson Dave Snelling told Fox News. The girls were even able to hand-deliver the money to the police chief of the Arvada police last week.