Awesome job by Kansas Highway Patrolβs LT. Davis, towards the end of his shift, stepped in to help get the trailer back on the road. We received this kind message of appreciation from the motorist:
βWhat an eventful evening! After realizing I had unorganized tools and very little to work with, I had to reach out for help. 47 KHP was quick to assist and promised to send someone my way. LT. Davis came to the rescue with a 4-way wrench in hand. Once we got the trailer back on the pavement, things went smoothly, although the process was still time-consuming. During the tire change, we had a great conversation that really helped ease the frustration.
Iβm making this post to give special recognition to LT. Davis. He was near the end of his shift and went out of his way to lend a hand. He truly deserves to be recognized for helping a stranded motorist! Thank you, Troop C!β
Itβs moments like these that remind us why we do what we doβserving Kansas and being there for those in need. Special thanks to LT. Davis for going above and beyond to make a difference!
βWhat an eventful evening! After realizing I had unorganized tools and very little to work with, I had to reach out for help. 47 KHP was quick to assist and promised to send someone my way. LT. Davis came to the rescue with a 4-way wrench in hand. Once we got the trailer back on the pavement, things went smoothly, although the process was still time-consuming. During the tire change, we had a great conversation that really helped ease the frustration.
Iβm making this post to give special recognition to LT. Davis. He was near the end of his shift and went out of his way to lend a hand. He truly deserves to be recognized for helping a stranded motorist! Thank you, Troop C!β
Itβs moments like these that remind us why we do what we doβserving Kansas and being there for those in need. Special thanks to LT. Davis for going above and beyond to make a difference!
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Western North Carolina man says βthe government has already been here. The department of transportation came and said thatβs too big of a job, we canβt do that. It was the people coming out from West Virginia who helped.β
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Prayers for the Pasco County Sheriff's Dept. deputy and the Dade City Police Department officer who were injured in the line of duty last week. ππ½
Florida: A Pasco County Sheriff's Dept. deputy and a Dade City Police Department officer were out assessing flooding in the area when the vehicle they were in overturned and became submerged in water, trapping the deputy inside.
The incident happened Friday when a Pasco County sheriff's deputy and a Dade police officer were checking flooding in the area, the sheriff's office stated in a social media post. While they were driving, their cruiser overturned and became submerged in water.
The Dade City officer was able to escape the vehicle, but the deputy remained trapped. Helped by citizens at the scene, the officer freed the deputy, who was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
No details were released concerning what led to the crash or the nature of the deputy's injuries
https://www.officer.com/vehicles-fleet/vehicles-equipment/vehicles/video/55237309/critically-injured-fla-deputy-rescued-from-submerged-vehicle
Florida: A Pasco County Sheriff's Dept. deputy and a Dade City Police Department officer were out assessing flooding in the area when the vehicle they were in overturned and became submerged in water, trapping the deputy inside.
The incident happened Friday when a Pasco County sheriff's deputy and a Dade police officer were checking flooding in the area, the sheriff's office stated in a social media post. While they were driving, their cruiser overturned and became submerged in water.
The Dade City officer was able to escape the vehicle, but the deputy remained trapped. Helped by citizens at the scene, the officer freed the deputy, who was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
No details were released concerning what led to the crash or the nature of the deputy's injuries
https://www.officer.com/vehicles-fleet/vehicles-equipment/vehicles/video/55237309/critically-injured-fla-deputy-rescued-from-submerged-vehicle
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EXCLUSIVE: A Tren de Aragua member trafficked a15-year-old in FL while free on an attempted-murder charge from NY
Enyerbert Blanco, 27, of Venezuela was first caught illegally crossing into TX in May 2023. He was supposed to be removed, but got cut free.
Read more: https://nypost.com/2024/10/22/us-news/tren-de-aragua-member-trafficked-15-year-old-nyc-runaway-while-free-on-attempted-slay-rap-cops/
Enyerbert Blanco, 27, of Venezuela was first caught illegally crossing into TX in May 2023. He was supposed to be removed, but got cut free.
Read more: https://nypost.com/2024/10/22/us-news/tren-de-aragua-member-trafficked-15-year-old-nyc-runaway-while-free-on-attempted-slay-rap-cops/
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Dude rescues bald eagle in Tampa Florida.
This man has America riding shotgun. πΊπΈπ
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This man has America riding shotgun. πΊπΈπ
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Full speech: President Donald J Trump in Greensboro, North Carolina
Text TRUMP to 88022
Text TRUMP to 88022
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Trooper Jim Parish #504 recently shared with OHP Chief Pat Mays a text he received from his personal preacher.
"I saw a trooper today while I was in Casey's. She was there not getting anything for herself but was buying a guy some food. I was impressed."
Trooper Parish confirmed his preacher was referring to Trooper Stevie Perkins #922. He commended her for her work and told her she was noticed.
Trooper Perkins responded to him by text - "I appreciate that, but I was just doing what God called us to do and that's help people, especially when they are less fortunate!"
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
"I saw a trooper today while I was in Casey's. She was there not getting anything for herself but was buying a guy some food. I was impressed."
Trooper Parish confirmed his preacher was referring to Trooper Stevie Perkins #922. He commended her for her work and told her she was noticed.
Trooper Perkins responded to him by text - "I appreciate that, but I was just doing what God called us to do and that's help people, especially when they are less fortunate!"
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
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Concerned Santa Monica resident and parent confronts βnOn PrOfiTβ 6 figure salary making addiction enablers in Reed Park asking for a βkitβ which consists of meth pipes, needles and other hard drug paraphernalia. Anyone else find it odd they will give these kits out to addicted homeless people but refuse to engage with the taxpayers who fund these programs and pay their salaries? Enabling addiction is not helping, they simply prolong the misery of addiction ensuring the next stop is death.
NO MORE MONEY FOR βHOMELESSNESSβ when they ask this November - NO ON MEASURE A -
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NO MORE MONEY FOR βHOMELESSNESSβ when they ask this November - NO ON MEASURE A -
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β οΈ Texas A&M University:
Public Safety Advisory β Suspicious Person
Public Safety Advisories are crime notifications for incidents that do not meet the criteria of a Clery reportable crime or Clery geography but may pose a threat to our campus community.
On October 22, 2024, the Texas A&M University Police Department received information regarding a suspicious person.
The reporting party reported that on October 22, 2024 at approximately 10:30 am, a suspicious person followed her from Fermier Hall to Dunn Hall recording her with his cell phone. After the victim entered Dunn Hall, the suspect βpiggybackedβ into the dorm. Two similar incidents occurred at the Polo Road Rec Center where the suspect repeatedly asked for the phone number of the two females. Police believe it is the same suspect in all three incidents.
The identity of the suspect is unknown. The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 30 years of age, 5β9β tall, 180 lbs., with a goatee and dreadlock styled hair. The suspect wears all black or dark colored clothing.
Anyone having information pertaining to this crime or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Texas A&M University Police Department at 979-845-2345
All are encouraged to:
Stay alert and remain aware of your surroundings.
Do not allow others to βpiggybackβ into buildings.
Stay in populated and well-lit areas.
If you are in a situation that appears unsafe or makes you feel uncomfortable, go to a safe area and call police.
If you see something, say something. Maintain your personal safety.
Trust your instincts.
Report suspicious activity to the police immediately.
TAMU Police
Public Safety Advisory β Suspicious Person
Public Safety Advisories are crime notifications for incidents that do not meet the criteria of a Clery reportable crime or Clery geography but may pose a threat to our campus community.
On October 22, 2024, the Texas A&M University Police Department received information regarding a suspicious person.
The reporting party reported that on October 22, 2024 at approximately 10:30 am, a suspicious person followed her from Fermier Hall to Dunn Hall recording her with his cell phone. After the victim entered Dunn Hall, the suspect βpiggybackedβ into the dorm. Two similar incidents occurred at the Polo Road Rec Center where the suspect repeatedly asked for the phone number of the two females. Police believe it is the same suspect in all three incidents.
The identity of the suspect is unknown. The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 30 years of age, 5β9β tall, 180 lbs., with a goatee and dreadlock styled hair. The suspect wears all black or dark colored clothing.
Anyone having information pertaining to this crime or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Texas A&M University Police Department at 979-845-2345
All are encouraged to:
Stay alert and remain aware of your surroundings.
Do not allow others to βpiggybackβ into buildings.
Stay in populated and well-lit areas.
If you are in a situation that appears unsafe or makes you feel uncomfortable, go to a safe area and call police.
If you see something, say something. Maintain your personal safety.
Trust your instincts.
Report suspicious activity to the police immediately.
TAMU Police
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The Harris campaign seems to be βthrowing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticksβ when it comes to finding new ways to attack Donald Trump. Is any of it working?
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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*
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DEVELOPING! Alleged politically motivated incidents in Arizona under investigation.
On Tuesday, police dealt with arrests, threats and hazmat investigations directed towards both sides of the political aisle in the Phoenix area.
There was a lockdown for staffers at GOP Senate candidate Kari Lakeβs office off Camelback Road on Oct. 22. Lake was not there, but instead at a rally with VP candidate Sen. JD Vance.
Investigators showed up to her office responding to an apparent threat. Police, fire, and hazmat crews surrounded her office.
On Tuesday, police dealt with arrests, threats and hazmat investigations directed towards both sides of the political aisle in the Phoenix area.
There was a lockdown for staffers at GOP Senate candidate Kari Lakeβs office off Camelback Road on Oct. 22. Lake was not there, but instead at a rally with VP candidate Sen. JD Vance.
Investigators showed up to her office responding to an apparent threat. Police, fire, and hazmat crews surrounded her office.
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BREAKING! Dodgers legend Fernando Valenzuela dies at 63. #RIP
Fernando Valenzuela captivated fans in Los Angeles, California, and beyond β igniting βFernandomaniaβ everywhere he went.
We will forever celebrate his profound impact on the game, his enduring legacy, and his spirit that embodied the California Dream.
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Fernando Valenzuela captivated fans in Los Angeles, California, and beyond β igniting βFernandomaniaβ everywhere he went.
We will forever celebrate his profound impact on the game, his enduring legacy, and his spirit that embodied the California Dream.
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βF*uck the police, thatβs how I see βem.β That sums up Ysabel Juradoβs public safety plan. When asked about her position on spending discretionary city funds for more neighborhood patrols, Jurado started with a disparaging F-bomb directed at all LA policeβ¦
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LA City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado caught saying "F--- the police" in leaked audio.
Ysabel Jurado, who is running to unseat Los Angeles City Councilmember Kevin de LeΓ³n, has sparked controversy with a comment she made while speaking with Cal State LA students last week.
Ysabel Jurado, who is running to unseat Los Angeles City Councilmember Kevin de LeΓ³n, has sparked controversy with a comment she made while speaking with Cal State LA students last week.
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In Other News: Vessel seized in Port of West Sacramento due to unpaid fuel bill.
A vessel from Hong Kong was stopped and seized in the Port of West Sacramento due to an unpaid fuel bill, federal court documents show.
A vessel from Hong Kong was stopped and seized in the Port of West Sacramento due to an unpaid fuel bill, federal court documents show.
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Sex trafficking on the rise, border crisis to blame, group says.
Ordering a sex trafficking victim has become disturbingly as easy as ordering a pizza. That's according to Stacy Montgomery, who runs a Christian based nonprofit which works with law enforcement to stop sex trafficking. The sex trafficking of minors is said to be one of the fastest growing criminal enterprises in the US. A Texas based nonprofit said the border crisis made the situation worse.
Ordering a sex trafficking victim has become disturbingly as easy as ordering a pizza. That's according to Stacy Montgomery, who runs a Christian based nonprofit which works with law enforcement to stop sex trafficking. The sex trafficking of minors is said to be one of the fastest growing criminal enterprises in the US. A Texas based nonprofit said the border crisis made the situation worse.
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A magician stunned shoppers in Las Vegas as he glided around a supermarket with just his hands on his cart! π€―π
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Good night to all! π΄
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Forwarded from SharpsShooter
βBehold, the LORD hath proclaimed unto the end of the world, Say ye to the daughter of Zion, Behold, thy salvation cometh; behold, his reward is with him, and his work before him. And they shall call them, The holy people, The redeemed of the LORD: and thou shalt be called, Sought out, A city not forsaken.β
Isaiah 62:11-12 KJV
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Good morning! SoCal: Bring your jacket. This Wednesday morning is in the low 60s, but that will change as the afternoon will be hotter, reports Amber Lee. The warming trend continues until Saturday, where temperatures are expected to drop and cool down.
Wednesday will be the warmest day of the week for Northern California. These warmer-than-seasonable temperatures will linger until noticeably cooler days arrive next week. Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn said Wednesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 84 degrees. The average for this time of year is 76 degrees. Temperatures for the Foothills will peak in the mid-70s while the Tahoe area's peak will be around the mid-60s range.
Wednesday will be the warmest day of the week for Northern California. These warmer-than-seasonable temperatures will linger until noticeably cooler days arrive next week. Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn said Wednesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 84 degrees. The average for this time of year is 76 degrees. Temperatures for the Foothills will peak in the mid-70s while the Tahoe area's peak will be around the mid-60s range.
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