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βThere Was Foreknowledgeβ - Tucker Exposes the Lies About 9/11 and Building 7
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Tucker Carlson: "They Knew 9/11 Was Going To Happen"
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While the FAKE NEWS peddles LIES about ICE raiding schools and engaging in racial profiling, our ICEgov law enforcement officers are risking their lives to arrest the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens.
These brave men and women have the gratitude of our nation.
Homeland Security
These brave men and women have the gratitude of our nation.
Homeland Security
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Carl Higbie on Dems criticizing ICE raids: "They're willing to defy Supreme Court orders to keep illegals there while the taxpaying residents get completely hosed."
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NEW: Gov. Newsom releases prerecorded State of the State address.
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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*
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President Trump was asked about the ICE operation conducted at the Hyundai plant, with the president remarking how Americans may be lacking the necessary training needed to hold the sorts of jobs that the illegal workers were busted for.
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/trump-georgia-plant-ICE-bust-hyundai-illegal-immigrants
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/trump-georgia-plant-ICE-bust-hyundai-illegal-immigrants
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Watch: POTUS, VP, and members of the cabinet go out for dinner in Washington, D.C. after the historic drop in crime: "It's a safe city and I just want to thank the National Guard... The outcome is really spectacular. We have a capital that's very, very safe right now."
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BREAKING: Another body has just been discovered in a vehicle at a tow yard in South LA.
Yesterday a body was found in a vehicle registered to singer D4VD at a Hollywood tow yard.
Yesterday a body was found in a vehicle registered to singer D4VD at a Hollywood tow yard.
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Sending our thoughts and prayers for healing.ππ»
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty is in serious condition after being hit during a traffic stop in Lexington County this morning.
"One of our troopers, Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty, was hit by a vehicle this morning while performing a traffic stop in Lexington County. Master Trooper LaBounty, a 40-year law enforcement veteran, was airlifted to Prisma Health in serious condition. We ask that everyone keeps him in your prayers as he continues to recover. For questions regarding the investigation, Richland County Sheriff's Department is handling due to Lexington County Sheriff's Departmentβs vehicle involvement in the incident.
This is now the third SC Highway Patrol trooper to be injured or killed in the last month:
1) Trooper First Class Dennis D. Ricks: Died from injuries on August 13, 2025.
2) Senior Trooper Mitchell Williams Jr.: Recovering at home from injuries sustained this past Sunday, September 7.
3) Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty: In serious condition at the hospital from injuries sustained this morning, September 9.
We are pleading with the public to slow down, move over for blue lights, and never drive impaired."
South Carolina Highway Patrol
The South Carolina Highway Patrol says Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty is in serious condition after being hit during a traffic stop in Lexington County this morning.
"One of our troopers, Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty, was hit by a vehicle this morning while performing a traffic stop in Lexington County. Master Trooper LaBounty, a 40-year law enforcement veteran, was airlifted to Prisma Health in serious condition. We ask that everyone keeps him in your prayers as he continues to recover. For questions regarding the investigation, Richland County Sheriff's Department is handling due to Lexington County Sheriff's Departmentβs vehicle involvement in the incident.
This is now the third SC Highway Patrol trooper to be injured or killed in the last month:
1) Trooper First Class Dennis D. Ricks: Died from injuries on August 13, 2025.
2) Senior Trooper Mitchell Williams Jr.: Recovering at home from injuries sustained this past Sunday, September 7.
3) Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty: In serious condition at the hospital from injuries sustained this morning, September 9.
We are pleading with the public to slow down, move over for blue lights, and never drive impaired."
South Carolina Highway Patrol
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π¨DEVELOPING: Sacramento lawmakers are voting TODAY on a proposed law that would allow the release of dangerous felons from custody, no conviction and no jail for the following crimes:
Felony Child Abuse
Felony Corporal Injury to Child
Felony Assault Likely to Cause Great Bodily Injury
Felony False Imprisonment
Felony Possession of a Firearm by a Felon
Felony Purchasing sex from a minor who is 16 or 17-yrs-old
Felony Second degree burglary
Felony Looting
Felony Maintaining a drug house
Felony Poss of Meth, PCP or Fentanyl for sale
(Partial list)
AB 1231 would give California judgeβs the unilateral authority, without meaningful oversight, and over the objection of DAs and law enforcement, to decide which of these crimes and offenders essentially walk free, without a traditional prosecution, trial and punishment.
Victims would not be able to stop it either.
Public safety practitioners know that If this law passes, more people will be victimized by the same people.
DAs, Sheriffs and Police are opposed to this reckless bill.
Democrats will pass this bill without a single Republican vote, unless some Dems vote no.
Call your state representatives and object and then watch which of them support this very dangerous bill.
Jeff Reisig
San Franciscoβs Matt Haneyβs name and fingerprints are all over this. Matt Haney is destroying San Francisco. Look at S.F. Streets and imagine it even worse, this is what Matt Haney Voted Yes on. More S.F. destruction!
Felony Child Abuse
Felony Corporal Injury to Child
Felony Assault Likely to Cause Great Bodily Injury
Felony False Imprisonment
Felony Possession of a Firearm by a Felon
Felony Purchasing sex from a minor who is 16 or 17-yrs-old
Felony Second degree burglary
Felony Looting
Felony Maintaining a drug house
Felony Poss of Meth, PCP or Fentanyl for sale
(Partial list)
AB 1231 would give California judgeβs the unilateral authority, without meaningful oversight, and over the objection of DAs and law enforcement, to decide which of these crimes and offenders essentially walk free, without a traditional prosecution, trial and punishment.
Victims would not be able to stop it either.
Public safety practitioners know that If this law passes, more people will be victimized by the same people.
DAs, Sheriffs and Police are opposed to this reckless bill.
Democrats will pass this bill without a single Republican vote, unless some Dems vote no.
Call your state representatives and object and then watch which of them support this very dangerous bill.
Jeff Reisig
San Franciscoβs Matt Haneyβs name and fingerprints are all over this. Matt Haney is destroying San Francisco. Look at S.F. Streets and imagine it even worse, this is what Matt Haney Voted Yes on. More S.F. destruction!
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Governor Maura Healey bizarrely claims that Massachusetts, previously considered the βcradle of liberty,β is not a sanctuary state. Yeah...sure...
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/massachusetts-governor-sanctuary-cities-illegal-aliens
Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/massachusetts-governor-sanctuary-cities-illegal-aliens
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Marcy , NY β A thirty-one-year-old inmate at Marcy Correctional Facility attacked and attempted to grope a female officer inside one of the facility dorms last week. The attack sent the officer to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries that occurred during the attack.
The incident occurred on Thursday, September 4. The officer had just completed her security rounds inside the dorm and was sitting at her desk when the inmate came up behind her and grabbed her shoulder. The officer turned and the inmate forced her over backwards from her chair landing on top of her on the floor. He proceeded to headbutt her in the forehead, licked her nose and attempted to sexually grope her.
The officer fought back, kicking the inmate in the groin and mid torse area, knocking him backwards. The inmate got up and retreated as additional staff arrived and placed him in handcuffs and escorted him out of the dorm.
The officer was treated by medical staff at the facility and was transferred to Wynn Hospital for treatment of knee, elbow, and arm pain and swelling. She also sustained an abrasion to her forehead where she was headbutted.
The inmate, who is serving his second stint in state prison is currently serving a three-to-six-year sentence after being convicted in Yates County in 2024 for Aggravated Criminal Contempt and Aggravated Family Offense.
βEven as assaults on staff have declined over the past six months, the dangers for officers are there daily. We know that when the HALT Act is fully reinstated in all prisons, the attacks will increase again. It would certainly help if the State Legislature would pass the βForcible Touchingβ legislation that was introduced in January that would increase the criminal penalties when you forcibly touch a corrections officer in a sexual manner. This inmate, who is schedule for a parole date as early as March of 2026, clearly had intentions of sexually assaulting the female officer when he attempted to grope her during the attack. The officer did an excellent job defending herself in what could have a much more serious attack. Hopefully when that parole hearing comes around in six months, they consider the nature of this assault and deny him. It will send a message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated.β β said Bryan Hluska, Central Region Vice President
Marcy , NY β A thirty-one-year-old inmate at Marcy Correctional Facility attacked and attempted to grope a female officer inside one of the facility dorms last week. The attack sent the officer to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries that occurred during the attack.
The incident occurred on Thursday, September 4. The officer had just completed her security rounds inside the dorm and was sitting at her desk when the inmate came up behind her and grabbed her shoulder. The officer turned and the inmate forced her over backwards from her chair landing on top of her on the floor. He proceeded to headbutt her in the forehead, licked her nose and attempted to sexually grope her.
The officer fought back, kicking the inmate in the groin and mid torse area, knocking him backwards. The inmate got up and retreated as additional staff arrived and placed him in handcuffs and escorted him out of the dorm.
The officer was treated by medical staff at the facility and was transferred to Wynn Hospital for treatment of knee, elbow, and arm pain and swelling. She also sustained an abrasion to her forehead where she was headbutted.
The inmate, who is serving his second stint in state prison is currently serving a three-to-six-year sentence after being convicted in Yates County in 2024 for Aggravated Criminal Contempt and Aggravated Family Offense.
βEven as assaults on staff have declined over the past six months, the dangers for officers are there daily. We know that when the HALT Act is fully reinstated in all prisons, the attacks will increase again. It would certainly help if the State Legislature would pass the βForcible Touchingβ legislation that was introduced in January that would increase the criminal penalties when you forcibly touch a corrections officer in a sexual manner. This inmate, who is schedule for a parole date as early as March of 2026, clearly had intentions of sexually assaulting the female officer when he attempted to grope her during the attack. The officer did an excellent job defending herself in what could have a much more serious attack. Hopefully when that parole hearing comes around in six months, they consider the nature of this assault and deny him. It will send a message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated.β β said Bryan Hluska, Central Region Vice President
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On Sunday, September 7, 2025, a Wilkes County Deputy was severely injured in a motor vehicle accident at the 11K block of Highway 115 South near the intersection of Hunting Creek Road. The deputy was en route to a call for service when the accident occurred. Thanks to the fast response and actions of first responders in the area, the deputy is now recovering at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem with severe, non-life-threatening injuries. Sheriff Chris Shew and staff would like to thank all the emergency personnel who responded and assisted at the accident scene. He would also like to thank everyone who has reached out to support the deputy and this office during this incident, and for your continued support. Please pray for everyone involved during their recovery in the months to come. Thank You.
Wilkes County Sheriff's Office, NC
Wilkes County Sheriff's Office, NC
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Vermont Police chief: Violent felon given probation breaks officerβs hand.
βWe are running out of police officers. Those who remain are overburdened, burnt out, injured, and have given far too much of themselves to a state, county, and community that has forgotten the meaning of justice and accountability"
Read more: https://vermontdailychronicle.com/police-chief-violent-felon-given-probation-breaks-officers-hand/
βWe are running out of police officers. Those who remain are overburdened, burnt out, injured, and have given far too much of themselves to a state, county, and community that has forgotten the meaning of justice and accountability"
Read more: https://vermontdailychronicle.com/police-chief-violent-felon-given-probation-breaks-officers-hand/
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BREAKING: At least four people were injured in a shooting Tuesday evening in San Francisco's India Basin neighborhood, according to police.
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Watch: AG Pam Bondi says the animal who murdered Iryna Zarutska will be federally prosecuted "to the fullest extent of the law":
"Agreeing to let criminal defendants sign a written promise to appear in court β that's what he was allowed to do in July. Weeks later, he murdered Iryna."
"Agreeing to let criminal defendants sign a written promise to appear in court β that's what he was allowed to do in July. Weeks later, he murdered Iryna."
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Watch: POTUS, VP, and members of the cabinet go out for dinner in Washington, D.C. after the historic drop in crime: "It's a safe city and I just want to thank the National Guard... The outcome is really spectacular. We have a capital that's very, very safeβ¦
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Departing Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab in Washington, D.C. β after a beautiful dinner with some incredible peopleβ¦
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