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It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Deputy Joshua Dunaway, a dedicated member of the Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office Motors Division. Joshua was more than a coworker to many of us, he was a friend, a teammate, and a loving father who cared deeply for his family.
His loss is felt across our entire agency. We ask that you keep Joshua’s family, friends, and his APSO family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Funeral arrangements will be shared once they are finalized.
Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
His loss is felt across our entire agency. We ask that you keep Joshua’s family, friends, and his APSO family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Funeral arrangements will be shared once they are finalized.
Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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The Director and I, with the strong support of the President and Attorney General, prioritized removing violent criminals from our streets, early on in our tenures. This is a no-fail mission.
Most violent crimes are committed by a relatively small number of hardened criminals. When the tried and true principles of “broken windows” policing are combined with surge-based resource allocation, and strong partnerships with state and local law enforcement professionals, you can target these scourges, uncover their networks, and remove them from our streets.
This is happening all over the country from NY to Chicago to LA. It’s a honor to work for an administration that doesn’t play politics with the safety of the public.
FBI Dan Bongino
Most violent crimes are committed by a relatively small number of hardened criminals. When the tried and true principles of “broken windows” policing are combined with surge-based resource allocation, and strong partnerships with state and local law enforcement professionals, you can target these scourges, uncover their networks, and remove them from our streets.
This is happening all over the country from NY to Chicago to LA. It’s a honor to work for an administration that doesn’t play politics with the safety of the public.
FBI Dan Bongino
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21301 Sherman Way: Confirmed armed robbery at the 7/11, suspect took beer at gunpoint.
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Los Angeles Alerts
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Maryville Police Officer in Critical Condition
Maryville, Tenn. --The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a crash that occurred this evening in Maryville involving a state trooper and a Maryville Police Department motor unit. Both the trooper and the officer were transported by AMR to the University of Tennessee Medical Center for evaluation and treatment.
The incident took place at East Lamar Alexander Parkway at Merritt Road during an executive protection mission involving multiple law enforcement agencies.
Chief Tony Crisp reported the officer is in critical condition.
“We ask everyone to keep the officer, family and the medical staff in your prayers,” said Chief Crisp. “All of us at the Maryville Police Department appreciate the concern and outpouring of support from this incredible community.”
Additional information will be released as it becomes available.
Maryville, Tenn. --The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a crash that occurred this evening in Maryville involving a state trooper and a Maryville Police Department motor unit. Both the trooper and the officer were transported by AMR to the University of Tennessee Medical Center for evaluation and treatment.
The incident took place at East Lamar Alexander Parkway at Merritt Road during an executive protection mission involving multiple law enforcement agencies.
Chief Tony Crisp reported the officer is in critical condition.
“We ask everyone to keep the officer, family and the medical staff in your prayers,” said Chief Crisp. “All of us at the Maryville Police Department appreciate the concern and outpouring of support from this incredible community.”
Additional information will be released as it becomes available.
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BREAKING: Brutal clash between riot police and anti-Sheinbaum crowd in Mexico City, Mexico.
Some in the crowd appeared to have swarmed and knocked out an officer. Police rushed in and one protester was then beaten by police, kicked multiple times in the head.
Julio Rosas
It looks like a police officer was knocked unconscious, and a protestor kicked in the head multiple times by police, as clashes turn violent.
Some in the crowd appeared to have swarmed and knocked out an officer. Police rushed in and one protester was then beaten by police, kicked multiple times in the head.
Julio Rosas
It looks like a police officer was knocked unconscious, and a protestor kicked in the head multiple times by police, as clashes turn violent.
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Praying for the recovery of the deputies of the Osage County, KS Sheriff's Office and the Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper who were shot in the line of duty while responding to a domestic violence incident this morning near Carbondale.🙏🏻
Osage County, KS Sheriff's Office deputies and troopers with the Kansas Highway Patrol responded to a domestic violence incident around 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 15. A shooting occurred that left three sheriff's deputies and one trooper injured.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director Tony Mattivi and KHP Superintendent Erik Smith held a press conference on the situation later in the day sharing details of the shooting.
“After being on scene for less than 10 minutes, gunfire erupted as the director stated,” Smith said. “The suspect died from injuries he received from gunshot wounds.”
https://www.ksnt.com/news/crime/large-police-presence-reported-near-carbondale/
Osage County, KS Sheriff's Office deputies and troopers with the Kansas Highway Patrol responded to a domestic violence incident around 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 15. A shooting occurred that left three sheriff's deputies and one trooper injured.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director Tony Mattivi and KHP Superintendent Erik Smith held a press conference on the situation later in the day sharing details of the shooting.
“After being on scene for less than 10 minutes, gunfire erupted as the director stated,” Smith said. “The suspect died from injuries he received from gunshot wounds.”
https://www.ksnt.com/news/crime/large-police-presence-reported-near-carbondale/
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DNI Tulsi Gabbard on how her military service still shapes her mission today as DNI:
“For me, this has never been about politics… It’s about service. Service to country, service to others, and making sure the truth reaches the people who make the hardest decisions.”
Office of the DNI
“For me, this has never been about politics… It’s about service. Service to country, service to others, and making sure the truth reaches the people who make the hardest decisions.”
Office of the DNI
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It was an honor to attend the Big Blue Bash at Mar-a-Lago and stand with the brave men and women who protect our communities every single day.
The event reminded us that courage is lived in real time by those who run toward danger so others can live in peace.
It was a great evening at Mar-a-Lago and a powerful tribute to the families who serve alongside our heroes. Thank you to Law Enforcement Today and FLEOAORG for hosting an event worthy of those who serve in law enforcement.
General Mike Flynn
Thank you, General Flynn, for being a part of this event and thank you for all you have done, and continue to do for our country.
The event reminded us that courage is lived in real time by those who run toward danger so others can live in peace.
It was a great evening at Mar-a-Lago and a powerful tribute to the families who serve alongside our heroes. Thank you to Law Enforcement Today and FLEOAORG for hosting an event worthy of those who serve in law enforcement.
General Mike Flynn
Thank you, General Flynn, for being a part of this event and thank you for all you have done, and continue to do for our country.
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Chaos erupts outside of the Mexican National Palace. Protesters and riot police clash eventually leading to protesters running from the zocalo and into the streets.
Erik Herrera
Erik Herrera
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WATCH IN FULL: President Donald J. Trump's interview with Beverley Turner on GBNEWS.
POTUS: "I'm so saddened to see what happened in Europe with the immigration... Europe is not the same place."
POTUS on windmills: "When they talk about the climate, the whole thing is a hoax."
POTUS: "I think I've proven 'Fake News' because they used to have high approval ratings, the media, now they have the lowest. I think they're lower than Congress, which is pretty good. 'Fake News' was a great term — except it's not strong enough." 🤣
POTUS on the BBC deceptively editing his speech: "I couldn't believe it, actually. I've been doing this for a long time, I've never seen anything like that... I think that was worse than the Kamala thing with CBS and 60 Minutes."
POTUS on the border: "I had a very safe border the first four years, but now I have a really safe border — but I didn't have to go Congress to do it. You're the President."
"The President is a bit like being a good father — tough love, clear boundaries... Does it ever occur to you how much the role is like being a father?"
"I love this country. I love the people of the country." ❤️
"I always would say to my kids, 'No drugs. No alcohol. No cigarettes'... because if you don't start it, you don't have a longing."
POTUS: "I'm so saddened to see what happened in Europe with the immigration... Europe is not the same place."
POTUS on windmills: "When they talk about the climate, the whole thing is a hoax."
POTUS: "I think I've proven 'Fake News' because they used to have high approval ratings, the media, now they have the lowest. I think they're lower than Congress, which is pretty good. 'Fake News' was a great term — except it's not strong enough." 🤣
POTUS on the BBC deceptively editing his speech: "I couldn't believe it, actually. I've been doing this for a long time, I've never seen anything like that... I think that was worse than the Kamala thing with CBS and 60 Minutes."
POTUS on the border: "I had a very safe border the first four years, but now I have a really safe border — but I didn't have to go Congress to do it. You're the President."
"The President is a bit like being a good father — tough love, clear boundaries... Does it ever occur to you how much the role is like being a father?"
"I love this country. I love the people of the country." ❤️
"I always would say to my kids, 'No drugs. No alcohol. No cigarettes'... because if you don't start it, you don't have a longing."
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Sgt. Sam Lilley Update – Day 396
Sgt. Sam Lilley has made tremendous strides over the past year—but to truly appreciate how far he's come, you have to understand where he was.
Sgt. Lilley was involved in a horrific on-duty motorcycle crash while responding to assist another deputy who had just been in a motorcycle crash himself. Following Sgt. Lilley’s crash, he sustained life-threatening injuries. Thankfully, because so many first responders were already nearby, they were able to divert and immediately render aid.
He was rushed to Regional One, where every second was critical—each moment could have been his last. The following weeks were filled with uncertainty.
Through God's healing hand, the prayers of countless people, and the work of some of the world's finest medical teams, Sgt. Lilley continues to recover. Simple milestones—like putting the cap back on a tube of Chapstick—became victories worth celebrating. Every small step has been nothing short of a miracle.
Today, Sgt. Lilley continues his journey in rehab, learning to stand, walk, swallow—all the things most of us do daily without a second thought. His recovery has been slow but steady. He still has a long way to go for "normalcy," but he's progressing every single day.
This past Tuesday, November 12th, the Shelby County Commission Subcommittee met to address Sgt. Lilley’s benefits.
Shelby County does not offer a medical retirement. Therefore, since his accident occurred over a year ago, the county commission will have to vote to decide if the County will continue to cover Sgt. Lilley’s pay, benefits, and keep his On the Job Injury (OJI) status open to cover his medical expenses.
Because of the support from our community, the County Commission Subcommittee voted unanimously, with 7 votes, in the first step to move the Resolution to continue supporting Sgt. Lilley to the full committee. The full committee will meet this coming Monday, November 17, 2025, at 3:00 PM, in the 1st-floor chambers of the Shelby County Building, located at 160 N. Main.
We are asking for the community's continued support for Sgt. Lilley! If you cannot attend, please take the time to email your county commissioner and encourage them to continue taking care of Sgt. Lilley.
Thank you for your continued support for Sgt. Sam Lilley, and please don't forget to keep him in your prayers.
Shelby County Sheriff's Office
Sgt. Sam Lilley has made tremendous strides over the past year—but to truly appreciate how far he's come, you have to understand where he was.
Sgt. Lilley was involved in a horrific on-duty motorcycle crash while responding to assist another deputy who had just been in a motorcycle crash himself. Following Sgt. Lilley’s crash, he sustained life-threatening injuries. Thankfully, because so many first responders were already nearby, they were able to divert and immediately render aid.
He was rushed to Regional One, where every second was critical—each moment could have been his last. The following weeks were filled with uncertainty.
Through God's healing hand, the prayers of countless people, and the work of some of the world's finest medical teams, Sgt. Lilley continues to recover. Simple milestones—like putting the cap back on a tube of Chapstick—became victories worth celebrating. Every small step has been nothing short of a miracle.
Today, Sgt. Lilley continues his journey in rehab, learning to stand, walk, swallow—all the things most of us do daily without a second thought. His recovery has been slow but steady. He still has a long way to go for "normalcy," but he's progressing every single day.
This past Tuesday, November 12th, the Shelby County Commission Subcommittee met to address Sgt. Lilley’s benefits.
Shelby County does not offer a medical retirement. Therefore, since his accident occurred over a year ago, the county commission will have to vote to decide if the County will continue to cover Sgt. Lilley’s pay, benefits, and keep his On the Job Injury (OJI) status open to cover his medical expenses.
Because of the support from our community, the County Commission Subcommittee voted unanimously, with 7 votes, in the first step to move the Resolution to continue supporting Sgt. Lilley to the full committee. The full committee will meet this coming Monday, November 17, 2025, at 3:00 PM, in the 1st-floor chambers of the Shelby County Building, located at 160 N. Main.
We are asking for the community's continued support for Sgt. Lilley! If you cannot attend, please take the time to email your county commissioner and encourage them to continue taking care of Sgt. Lilley.
Thank you for your continued support for Sgt. Sam Lilley, and please don't forget to keep him in your prayers.
Shelby County Sheriff's Office
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JUST IN: Tricia McLaughlin on the Charlotte CBP operation:
“Americans should be able to live without fear of violent criminal illegal aliens hurting them, their families, or their neighbors. We are surging DHS law enforcement to Charlotte to ensure Americans are safe and public safety threats are removed. There have been too many victims of criminal illegal aliens, and President Trump and Secretary Noem will step up to protect Americans when sanctuary politicians won’t.”
“Americans should be able to live without fear of violent criminal illegal aliens hurting them, their families, or their neighbors. We are surging DHS law enforcement to Charlotte to ensure Americans are safe and public safety threats are removed. There have been too many victims of criminal illegal aliens, and President Trump and Secretary Noem will step up to protect Americans when sanctuary politicians won’t.”
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT:
Four people died and five others were injured early Saturday morning when a boat capsized off Imperial Beach in an attempt to smuggle illegal aliens into the United States, authorities said.
https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/south-bay-news/capsized-panga-boat-leaves-4-dead-5-injured-in-imperial-beach
Four people died and five others were injured early Saturday morning when a boat capsized off Imperial Beach in an attempt to smuggle illegal aliens into the United States, authorities said.
https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/south-bay-news/capsized-panga-boat-leaves-4-dead-5-injured-in-imperial-beach
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A California Highway Patrol officer is recovering after a large tree suddenly collapsed onto his patrol vehicle Thursday evening on State Route 17, just south of Summit Road in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
According to reports, the officer was driving a 2021 Ford Explorer CHP unit when storm-soaked soil caused a massive tree to give way from the west side of the highway. The tree fell directly onto his vehicle and also struck a black Audi Q5 traveling behind him.
The officer suffered minor injuries, was transported to a local hospital, and has since been treated and released.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻
The driver of the Audi — a woman from Los Gatos — was not injured, according to CHP.
According to reports, the officer was driving a 2021 Ford Explorer CHP unit when storm-soaked soil caused a massive tree to give way from the west side of the highway. The tree fell directly onto his vehicle and also struck a black Audi Q5 traveling behind him.
The officer suffered minor injuries, was transported to a local hospital, and has since been treated and released.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻
The driver of the Audi — a woman from Los Gatos — was not injured, according to CHP.
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