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Colorado: An Aurora Police officer was injured while attempting to join a stolen vehicle chase Friday morning.

The injury occurred when a car of officers, driving with lights and sirens on, attempted to join the chase minutes after it had already begun, according to the Aurora Police Department. As the vehicle drove into the intersection of South Buckley Road and East Dartmouth Avenue, it collided with a car driving north on Buckley.

One officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, police said. 

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. 🙏🏽

The woman driving the car did not sustain any injuries.

More: https://trib.al/raAqkKV

South Dakota: Injured Noble's County deputy recovering in rehab center.

The deputy that was seriously injured in a rear end crash on Interstate 90 is now recovering in a rehab center.

The Nobles County Sheriff posted an update on Facebook almost a month after the April crash. The office said Deputy Arnold “Logan” Waldner suffered a traumatic brain injury.

“Logan sustained a traumatic brain injury while serving his community—an act of bravery that now defines not just his profession, but his spirit,” the post said.

Waldner was inside his police cruiser pulled over on Interstate 90 when a vehicle rear-ended him.

On Wednesday, Waldner was taken to a rehab facility where he will undergo intensive therapy and rehabilitation, the office wrote. Members of the Nobles County Sheriff’s Office, Worthington Police Department, Minnesota State Patrol, Sioux Falls Police Department, South Dakota Highway Patrol, his care team and numerous hospital staff lined the halls wishing him well.

https://www.keloland.com/news/local-news/injured-nobles-county-deputy-recovering-in-rehab-center/

Sending positive vibes and prayers for strength, for rehabilitation and healing. 🙏🏽

Florida: A woman armed with a gun was shot and killed Wednesday night during a confrontation with deputies, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office.

Around 9:30 p.m., deputies were to a restaurant in the 1900 block of NE 2 Street regarding a woman inside with a gun who was asked to leave, according to the sheriff's office. 

When deputies arrived, they found her in the parking lot. According to the sheriff's office, there was a confrontation and shots were fired. It is unclear if there was an exchange of gunfire. 

The woman was killed. A deputy was injured and taken to an area hospital. The sheriff's office could not confirm if the deputy had been shot or was injured by some other means. 

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. 🙏🏽

More: https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/armed-woman-shot-killed-in-confrontation-with-deputies-in-deerfield-beach-sheriff-says/

In other news: Bay Area school districts warn parents about new TikTok trend.

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Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia says they tried to audit California’s homeless spending, it was BLOCKED

A Federal Judge even ordered an audit into the spending, it was BLOCKED by City Attorney’s Office

“We would've done this audit at no additional cost to taxpayers. The backstory on the audit:

Carter, the federal judge, initiated the audit after learning that L.A’s independently-elected city controller is blocked from auditing the mayor’s signature homelessness program Inside Safe.

Carter called the situation “ridiculous” at a hearing in January, adding that the audit overseen by the court may be the only independent review of city homelessness spending in decades.

The audit has been blocked by the city attorney’s office. Officials there say their understanding of the city charter is that it doesn’t allow the controller to audit the performance of a mayoral program unless the mayor consents. That position has been disputed by the controller and the chair of the charter committee that wrote the charter language.

The city charter says that the controller’s powers include conducting “performance audits of all departments and may conduct performance audits of City programs.”"

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BREAKING: As youth crime rises in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the National Guard is preparing to deploy troops there to support local police.

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We had a meaningful walk through Skid Row today alongside Deputy Chief Emada Tingirides, Central Senior Lead Officers, and Central RESET Officers.

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Dave Portnoy publicly stated on X how he thought those who were responsible for the antisemitic sign at a Barstool bar in Philly should be punished. What punishment do you think fits the crime?

The Oberlin Police Department, Ohio, sadly announced the death of Patrol Officer Billie Neadham, he passed away at his home in Lorain. Officer Neadham has been a dedicated member of the Oberlin Police Department for over 18 years.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood. 🙏🏽

Good job by Garden City Police Department, Kansas Field Training Officer Cole and Officer Goerges rescued three little pups off of a Street and turned them over to the animal shelter for further care. They are working to find their people.

Who’s Tio and where’d he get that pistola? 👀

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DEVELOPING: Officers are in pursuit of a vehicle near El Monte.

🧢 Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/s3iVFJoxrYc?si=0NDClxfigMicAqfA

🧢 Live: https://abc7.com/live/11064936/

A mama black bear in South Lake Tahoe showed quite a bit of patience toward her rambunctious cubs as one hitched a ride on her back and two others tussled. 🐻

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Good night to all! 😴

Happy Saturday!

Another CBP K9 story! CEO Arreola and K9 Amigo are on the frontlines at the San Luis Port of Entry, working hard every day to keep narcotics off our streets. True dedication in action. Thank you both! 🐾

(A)Executive Asst. Commissioner Diane J. Sabatino