NEW: The Department of Justice has charged a trans rioter with assault on federal agent after violent Antifa-affiliated attack on Portland ICE facility

Samuel Westcott, 19, of Hillsboro, has been accused of kicking an FPSDHS officer while under arrest.

https://thepostmillennial.com/doj-charges-trans-rioter-with-assault-on-federal-agent-after-violent-antifa-affiliated-attack-on-portland-ice-facility

The Homeland we seek to defend.

‘Fall Football Classic’ - Andy Thomas

Homeland Security

A 13-year-old boy was arrested by ICE in Everett after an interaction with members of the Everett Police Department and sent to a juvenile detention facility in Virginia, according to his mother and immigration lawyer Andrew Lattarulo.

https://trib.al/B5TQWn7

According to court documents, he showed the handgun in his waistband to another student and said was planning on killing a fellow student.

Tricia McLaughlin

BREAKING: the Palisades fire suspect arrested last week was indicted by a federal grand jury in CA today

29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht was indicted on three fire/arson related charges

Matt Finn

FBI Director Kash Patel: “We have over 28,000 arrests year-to-date this year alone of violent offenders…To put that in perspective, last year, year-to-date, the Biden administration had 14,000.

This year…we have seized over 1,900 kilograms of fentanyl…1,900 kilograms of fentanyl is enough to kill 130 million Americans.”

Great job to the officers Apache Junction Police Department on this rescue.

Vehicle Swept Away in Weekes Wash – Driver Rescued by Apache Junction Police

Apache Junction, AZ – October 13, 2025 – At approximately 8:38 PM, the Apache Junction Police Department received a 911 call reporting that a vehicle had been swept into Weekes Wash near 4th Avenue and Tomahawk Road due to fast-moving water.

Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle and made contact with the driver, a 59-year-old male from Chandler, AZ. Officers instructed the driver to remain inside the vehicle for his safety. Utilizing a rope from a patrol vehicle, officers threw one end to the driver. After securing the rope, one of the officers entered the wash, reached the vehicle, and safely assisted the driver out.

The officer and driver made their way back to the roadway, where they exited the water safely. Superstition Fire and Medical responded to the scene, evaluated the driver, and cleared him without injury.

The vehicle was later recovered and towed to the driver’s residence once water levels subsided.

Apache Junction Police Department, Arizona

San Diego Strong! 💪

Watch: Nancy Pelosi tells reporter to “SHUT UP!” when asked, “why did you refuse the National Guard on January 6th?”

WE'VE GOT THIS:

Sheriff Miyamoto joined Mayor Lurie, SFPD and DA Jenkins to promote the gains made by law enforcement to hire more deputies and SFPD officers to patrol the streets of San Francisco.

SF Sheriff's Office

NEW: LAPD Topanga earlier today a deceased body was discovered on a bus stop at Independence and Sherman Way in Canoga Park.  LAPD officers and detectives were investigating the incident. 

SFV Scanner

After a law enforcement expert reviewed and highlighted issues with training and data collection within the Austin Police Department (APD), authorities said changes to the use of force policy may be in the works.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/austin-pd-use-of-force-policy-may-be-changing

NE Philly Parkwood! In broad daylight on his front steps and he gets robbed. If this scumbag is arrested Krasner will not send him to jail.

Sgt. Mark Fusetti (Retired)

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

"It's not that Democrats care about black people, they don't, they don't care about anybody. It's that they have identified a group and can claim that they are victims, exploit that victimhood to then gerrymander Congressional seats all around them, and then use them to elect more Democrats."

Carl Higbie uses the Louisiana redistricting case to expose the Democrats' strategy for garnering more votes.

Watch: President Donald J. Trump has revealed that San Francisco, California, is next on his list of cities to clean up as he has announced plans to deploy federal agents to address the city’s rising crime.

He described San Francisco as a mess adding that he has strong local support and that the city should be the next target for intervention. He made the comment to FBI Director Kash Patel, stating Now it's a mess. And we have great support in San Francisco. I'd like to recommend that for your next group.”

"[FBI] was doing exactly what you might expect them to do, and I don't mean that in a good way."

Former CIA Operative Mike Baker explained how the FBI was able to use phone data in the Jan. 6th investigation

'I APOLOGIZE': New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani issued an apology to NYPD officers during an interview with Martha MacCallum for his past comments about the police force.

Thoughts?

Please, pray for the Eagle Point Police Officer who was shot in the line of duty this afternoon.🙏🏻

Oregon: An armed suspect was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon during an officer-involved shooting in Eagle Point, authorities said.

According to the Eagle Point Police Department (EPPD), officers responded around 12:13 p.m. to a report of a domestic disturbance. The suspect was later contacted near the Covered Bridge, where the encounter turned violent.

“The armed suspect is deceased,” the department said in a statement. “An EPPD officer was injured during the incident and was transported to a local hospital with non life-threatening injuries.”

Officials said there are no additional suspects and no ongoing threat to the public. Law enforcement remained on scene Wednesday at East Main Street and South Shasta Avenue as the investigation continued.

https://medfordalert.com/2025/10/15/officer-injured-suspect-killed-in-eagle-point-police-shooting/

Dave: so let me get this straight, you ruined San Francisco as Mayor and then got elected Governor?

Gavin: yes, and now I want to be President.

Dave: is California better now after your 8 years as Governor?

Gavin: better for criminals and illegal immigrants.

Dave: how about the citizens?

Gavin: well, that’s another story.

Sheriff Chad Bianco

When the ICE arrests first started happening in Los Angeles, city and county leaders said the protests occurred in "such a small area that the national guard wasn't needed." But today, the LA County Board of Supervisors have passed an emergency declaration for all of LA county, paving the way for taxpayer resources to go to illegal alien residents, including rent relief and legal aid. Word is the supervisors are considering adding a moratorium on rent for those aggrieved.  

The current board, seen below, voted 4-1 on the measure, with the one vote against coming from Kathryn Barger, who warned that the county’s action could provoke legal consequences.

Jeff Vaughn