Crimes committed by illegal aliens are never forgotten.

Let’s take a trip down memory lane…
🔺1990: Arrested for transporting and distributing controlled substances
🔺1991: Ordered removed from the U.S.
🔺2025: Arrested in Garden Grove during Operation at Large

Instead of staying in Mexico, this criminal illegal alien vanished into the sanctuary shadows of California, where we found him three decades later.

Commander Op At Large CA Gregory K. Bovino

K9 Storm of the Chicago Ridge Police Department is being hailed as a hero after helping uncover 60 kilos of cocaine during a recent DEA investigation in Will County.

Thanks to Storm’s incredible nose and the teamwork between local and federal law enforcement, over $1 million worth of illegal drugs and cash were taken off the streets.

Kudos to K9 Storm and Officer A’Hearn for their outstanding work and commitment to keeping our communities safe.

The discovery of the dead bodies was made amid the ongoing investigation into the abandonment of James and Adrianna's seven-month-old daughter.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/hed-tbd-babys-family-found-dead-together-after-infant-is-abandoned

NEW: An illegal alien from Mexico who decided not to use the CBP Home Application is now in Border Patrol custody facing removal proceedings. Yuma Sector agents arrested the Mexican national last week during a vehicle stop. He faces charges and removal under 8 USC 1229.

Chief Patrol Agent - Yuma Sector

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A judge has sentenced the Colorado dentist accused of fatally poisoning his wife with protein shakes, to life in prison.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/dentist-who-poisoned-wife-with-fatal-smoothies-gets-life-in-prison

Spent the weekend at the Mitchell County Fair with my Junior Troopers

Trooper Tom Williams

The Nebraska State Patrol Special Investigations Team is investigating a Columbus Police Department officer-involved shooting that occurred Saturday afternoon.

At approximately 5:15 p.m., NSP was requested to investigate an incident in which a Columbus Police Department officer was injured, resulting in an officer-involved shooting. Preliminary investigation shows that while Columbus PD officers were conducting an investigation in the 3000 block of 13th Street, a female subject attacked one of the officers with a knife, injuring the officer. Another officer then discharged a firearm, striking the female subject.

Officers attempted life-saving measures, but the female subject was pronounced deceased at the scene.

The injured officer was taken to the hospital and was treated and released.

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

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We Remember and Honor Deputy Stephen “Steve” Douglas Sorensen, End of Watch (EOW) August 2, 2003, Gunfire

The job of a resident deputy is fraught with unique problems that harken back to much earlier days of law enforcement in Los Angeles County. Located in far-flung places like Gorman, the Catalina Island Isthmus, and Lake Los Angeles, resident deputies must possess a degree of patience, tactical sense, and communication skills far above those of the average patrol deputy. The lack of a ready backup from fellow deputies also requires developing rapport with local citizens to help keep an eye out for them when needed.

By all accounts, Deputy Steve Sorensen possessed all the skills needed to be an excellent resident deputy for the Lake Los Angeles area of the high desert. Steve was well-liked and a great communicator who knew how to relate to the people he served. After his murder, accolades poured in from community residents who described incidents where Steve went out of his way to help them, regardless of their connection to law enforcement, such as buying groceries for those who could not afford them and doing yard work for the elderly.

On August 2, 2003, as Deputy Sorensen investigated a routine trespassing complaint in an isolated trailer, 52-year-old ex-felon Donald Kueck opened fire on him with a high-powered rifle. Kueck later called his daughter while on the run and said he had a violent one-on-one encounter with Deputy Sorensen, took his gun away, and shot him with it, but the ambush theory seems more likely. Following Steve’s death, Kueck’s actions became progressively more gruesome. He continued to fire bullets into his head and chest with the rifle and then desecrated his body before tying a rope around his legs and dragging him several miles into the desert.

After a six-day manhunt, deputies located Kueck. He confessed to Deputy Sorensen’s murder via cell phone and barricaded himself in a house. A Sheriff’s Special Weapons Bureau team surrounded the location, and a gun battle ensued as SEB tried to approach with an armored vehicle. The standoff ended when SEB tossed flares into the location. Placed on the horns of the dilemma, exit the house and engage in a deadly battle with a SWAT team, or stay in the concealing terrain of the location as it burned to the ground all around him, the suspect chose the latter option. Deputies found his charred remains inside after firefighters extinguished the flames. Beside him were Deputy Sorensen’s gun and radio.

Deputy Steve Sorensen, 46, a 12-year veteran of the LASD, worked in the jails before transferring to Altadena Station. He became the Lake Los Angeles resident deputy in 2000. His wife, Christine, and two children survived him.

Sources: Los Angeles Times, ODMP, Daily News, “Desert Reckoning” by Deanne Stillman, LASD

Far too many American lives have been lost because of illegal aliens driving drunk, including Matthew Denice.

Matthew was just 23, full of life and dreamed of becoming a police officer. Those dreams were shattered when an illegal alien, drunk behind the wheel, blew through a stop sign and killed Matthew.

President Trump and Sec. Noem stand with the victims of illegal alien crimes and their families.

Listen to Angel Parents speak out about their son Matthew Denice.

Homeland Security

“I haven’t seen anything like this, even overseas. So I know that you can’t go in there because it’s a hazardous zone. This is dangerous for people to live like this.” - Karen Bass, shocked by the abysmal living conditions on the streets of Los Angeles created by Karen Bass.

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"Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends."
John 15:13

⚠️Evacuation Orders and Warnings have been expanded in northern Santa Barbara County due to the Gifford Fire.

A massive wildfire burning in California’s Central Coast has injured at least three people, forced hundreds to evacuate, and burned nearly 40,000 acres as it continues to grow on Sunday, officials said.

A Temporary Evacuation Point has been established at the Cuyama Valley Family Resource Center, 4689 Highway 166, New Cuyama.

📍Information & map: http://www.ReadySBC.org

SBCountyOEM

Multiple fundraisers have been established to help the family of NYPD Officer Didarul Islam, who was killed in the Manhattan sh00ting.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/fundraisers-for-family-of-nypd-officer-gunned-down-in-manhattan-mass-shooting-raises-over-250k-1

CHILD RAPIST APPREHENDED!

7/25- A convicted child rapist was apprehended after his release from prison in Hermiston, OR. USBP, ICE, U.S. Marshals, and the DEA coordinated the arrest of this Mexican national, who was convicted twice for rape of a child and served time in prison for both. The man is illegally present in the U.S. and is facing removal.

All federal agencies agree, there is no place in this country for violent offenders. This arrest underscores our unwavering commitment to keeping dangerous individuals off our streets.

Chief Michael W. Banks

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Michigan: Detroit police say an officer was injured, and a suspect is dead after a shooting on the city's east side.

The shooting happened sometime after 10:30 p.m. in the area of Neff Avenue and Chester Street. Police say the suspect who was killed was identified as 16 years old. The officer was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the hand.

A second suspect, also 16, was taken into custody, and police are searching for a third person.

Police Chief Todd Bettison says police were patrolling the area that has recently experienced break-ins. While on patrol, police spotted three people wearing masks near a building and arrested one of them.

Bettison says the two other suspects ran away, leading to a brief pursuit. He says there was a struggle between the officer and one of the suspects, when the individual reached for a gun and shot the officer in the hand. He says police fired back, fatally wounding the teen.

New York: Three individuals are facing multiple charges following an early morning altercation outside The Wine Cellar on North Main Street that resulted in one police officer being injured, according to the Jamestown Police Department.

Officers from JPD’s 3rd Platoon responded to reports of a fight around 1:30 a.m. on August 3. Upon arrival at 309 N. Main Street, officers encountered several individuals actively fighting outside the bar.

As police worked to separate those involved and disperse a growing crowd, 28-year-old Cesar L. Rodriguez of Dunkirk allegedly repeatedly shoved an officer despite being ordered to back away. After a brief struggle, Rodriguez was taken into custody. Officers then deployed OC spray to control the crowd.
During the incident, 22-year-old Diondra F. Drayton of Jamestown allegedly aimed her own pepper spray at officers and threatened to use it. She was subsequently arrested.

During the incident, 22-year-old Diondra F. Drayton of Jamestown allegedly aimed her own pepper spray at officers and threatened to use it. She was subsequently arrested.

Meanwhile, 32-year-old Lisandra Rodriguez of Dunkirk reportedly punched an officer in the eye while police were attempting to break up additional fighting. The officer sustained physical injuries.

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

More: https://wnynewsnow.com/2025/08/03/three-arrested-following-fight-outside-jamestown-bar/

NEW: ICE San Diego officers arrested Adolfo Cruz, 29, a Honduran national with convictions for possession of dangerous drugs. We are taking criminals out of our communities – one arrest at a time. Cruz is now in ICE custody pending immigration proceedings.

ICE San Diego

JUST IN: Woman crashed after Sheriff deputies used a PIT maneuver to end a high speed chase. This was on the corner of highway 26 (Fremont ) and Alpine Road in the Linden area. No further details available at this time.

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