Full video: President Donald J Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth brief the media on the deadly Washington DC plane crash involving an American Airlines flight and an Army Blackhawk helicopter.

Adam Schiff is extremely worried. He will be investigated very soon and held accountable for his treason.

Watch: Track Loader takes Alabama Police on a chase on I-10 this morning. 🍿

Pete Buttigieg: "Despicable. As families grieve, Trump should be leading, not lying. We put safety first, drove down close calls, grew Air Traffic Control, and had zero commercial airline crash fatalities out of millions of flights on our watch.

President Trump now oversees the military and the FAA. One of his first acts was to fire and suspend some of the key personnel who helped keep our skies safe. Time for the President to show actual leadership and explain what he will do to prevent this from happening again."

Tucker Carlson, Jan 16, 2023: Tucker Carlson: Why did the FAA ground all travel? Was it really just a fat finger?

Tucker sees strange coincidences in recent air travel system outages.

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6318780618112

NEW: A judge in California just ordered the reopening of a 2,000-capacity ICE detention center in Adelanto.

The facility was closed down by the Biden regime.

This allows President Trump's deportation forces to conduct even more significant raids in California.

Trooper Charles “Charlie” Anderson has retired from the Michigan State Patrol Metro South Post.

Charlie enlisted in the MSP as a member of the 119th Trooper Recruit School. He also served as a U.S. Marine for six years. Well done Brother.

All three suspects were taken to the Amarillo Police Department's Homicide Division for questioning. According to police, nine people suffered gunshot wounds; six of them were taken to hospitals for medical care. Three others were taken to the hospital by private vehicles.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/shooting-at-a-texas-nightclub-leaves-one-dead-and-nine-injured

"There's something going on in the helicopter."

Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt and former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam assessed what may have caused the deadly Washington DC air crash.

SFPD Officers Awarded for Tracking Down Stolen Vehicle, Arresting Violent Suspect

The San Francisco Police Department recognized Officer Casey Chow and Officer Anthony Quimbo from Northern Station for their exemplary and tenacious work during the Officer of the Month celebration at City Hall on Wednesday.

Officers Chow and Quimbo were two of four officers recognized during the quarterly event that included body-worn camera footage of their efforts to apprehend a violent suspect who attempted to take the officer’s service pistol.

The SFPD would like to thank the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office for their assistance in this case.
It happened on November 9, 2024, at approximately 8:00 a.m., when officers Chow and Quimbo observed a person driving a red Hyundai recklessly by spinning the tires and doing “donuts” in the intersection of Laguna and McAllister streets.

The officers attempted to conduct a traffic enforcement stop, but the driver failed to yield and fled on the one-way street of Gough Street, traveling in the opposite direction of traffic. Due to the increased risk to the public, the officers chose not to pursue the vehicle.

Shortly thereafter, the officers were at a local hospital conducting their collision investigation. The officers heard dispatch broadcast an incident where a red Hyundai was driving recklessly at McAllister and Gough streets. Officers Quimbo and Chow believed that this was the same red Hyundai that evaded them earlier.

The officers contacted the reporting party of the reckless driving call that was broadcast who provided them with a photograph of the Hyundai, which the officers recognized as the same vehicle that fled from them.

Officers contacted the registered owner of the red Hyundai and discovered that the vehicle had been stolen but had not yet been reported. The officers took the stolen vehicle report from the victim.

As the officers were returning to Northern Station, they observed the same red Hyundai parked on the 900 block of Turk Street. The officers approached the male driver of the Hyundai who was outside of the vehicle.

When the officers contacted the driver, he immediately resisted arrest, which caused all three to fall to the ground. While on the ground the suspect grabbed Officer Chow’s firearm and attempted to remove it from the holster using both his hands. After an extended struggle with the suspect, the officers were able to handcuff him with assistance from San Francisco Sheriff Deputies who responded to the scene.

While completing the stolen vehicle investigation, the officers discovered that the suspect was also wanted for an assault with a deadly weapon that occurred in the Tenderloin earlier that same day at approximately 7:10 a.m.

The officers arrested the suspect for the felony charges of driving a stolen vehicle, taking a firearm from a police officer, possession of stolen property, reckless driving, and possession of a stolen vehicle. 

This investigation exemplifies excellent police work and exceeds what is required or expected. Officers Quimbo and Chow returned the vehicle to its grateful owner and arrested a violent felon who had risked the safety of the public with his actions.

Watch the Awards Ceremony in its entirety via the attached link, courtesy of SFGovTV. ➡  https://sanfrancisco.granicus.com/player/clip/48535?view_id=192&redirect=true

SFPD Case # 240702363, 240702216

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San Francisco Police Department

UPDATE: This AMBER Alert has been deactivated.
Both children have been located.

Illinois: Amazon Driver vs Chicago Tow Truck
Who's right/wrong? And where did this happen?

Emjay Phan

BREAKING! Initial FAA report reveals that control tower staffing was not at normal levels during the deadly crash near Washington, D.C.

Patrick Webb

On Sunday, January 26, 2025, Malachi Luis Garcia, was separated from his group at Mountain High Resort and became missing.

On Tuesday, January 28, after an extensive search by LASD Air Rescue 5 and numerous Search and Rescue personnel, Emergency Services Detail (ESD) personnel spotted fresh footprints in the snow and followed the trail until it disappeared into the dirt-covered ground.

As they prepared to lower ESD Deputy Cheshier to the ground, they noticed movement nearby. Upon closer inspection, they confirmed it was the missing snowboarder, located approximately four
miles from the resort.

ESD successfully hoisted the snowboarder onto AIR-5, the Department’s air rescue helicopter. Despite being dressed only in a sweatshirt and snowboard pants, Mr. Garcia had no reported injuries.

This successful rescue underscores the dedication and skill of LASD personnel.

Officer Miguel Juarez has retired from the San Antonio Police Department, Texas, after 30 years of service. Well done Brother.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

BREAKING! President Trump has just ordered an assessment of damage done to aviation by the Biden administration's DEI policies

It also orders the FAA to immediately elevate competence over "diversity" in hiring practices.

Bringing America back from the pit of hell democrats put it in. Good Job POTUS! 🔥

⚠️ If you believe you have information related to the recovery efforts in the Potomac or Anacostia Rivers or on the shore, immediately call 911. Do not touch or remove the item(s). Following this guidance is critical to supporting the impacted families & investigation.

COG

Los Angeles Fire Department Captain Erik Scott and Captain Adam VanGerpen caution Angelenos about returning home to areas affected by the LA wildfires.

Residents will be provided coveralls, gloves, and masks — but conditions are still dangerous and Angelenos should recover essentials as quickly as possible without sifting or sorting through debris as it may contain toxic substances. Please stay safe, LA.

LAFD Talk 💬

Ash and debris from the Palisades Fire continues to wash up on the beaches from Malibu to Santa Monica, California.

An “Ocean Water Closure” remains in effect.

Officer Robbie Goering-Jensen has retired from the Omaha Police Department, Nebraska. Well done Brother.