JUST IN: Police Officer Sharjeel Waris of the NYPD 73Pct was released from Brookdale Hospital to cheers from his fellow Finest.

He was shot in the line of duty while confronting an armed gunman in Brooklyn earlier this morning.

Please, pray for a full recovery🙏🏻

This is completely unacceptable..

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/nyc-cabby-accused-of-groping-two-passengers-walks-free-after-braggs-office-drops-charges-down

The Democrats were Epstein’s friends, all of them

Happy Birthday to our 87th U.S. Attorney General, Pamela Bondi! 🥳

BREAKING: Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) notifies ICE she has fired a staffer who was accused by ICE of pretending to be the attorney of a previously deported illegal alien in an effort to free him from federal custody. Duckworth tells ICE in letter that she was not aware of, and didn’t authorize or direct the staffer’s conduct.

He has been terminated - effective today, per Duckworth letter sent to ICE obtained by Bill Melugin

"We have nothing to do with Epstein; the Democrats do. All of his friends were Dems... I hate to see that deflect from the great job we've done, so I'm all for it," says POTUS on releasing the Epstein files.

"It's really a Democrat problem. The Dems were Epstein's friends."

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Caught the sheriff getting sendy 😂

ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Today, Border Patrol agents in Charlotte faced another vehicle ramming while in a parking lot.

Agents were preparing for an operation, when a car jumped a curb to enter the parking lot and sped toward agents. The driver was warned to stop and back up. The driver then drove the vehicle toward the exit of the parking lot and waited to try and box in Border Patrol. As agents went to confront the driver, the car rammed a law enforcement vehicle and fled the scene.

Agents pursued the aggressor, eventually stopping the car in a cul-de-sac where the driver was arrested.

Homeland Security

President Trump and Secretary Noem will not back down from their mission to make America safe again.

North Carolina sanctuary politicians are protecting the nearly 1,400 criminal illegal aliens in Charlotte’s jails by REFUSING to turn them over to ICE, ultimately releasing these monsters into North Carolina’s neighborhoods.

BREAKING: Winning! Our schools have been impacted by the invasion. It's time to put American children who are citizens first.

From Miami to San Diego, schools around the U.S. are seeing big drops in enrollment of students from immigrant families.

Details: https://abcnews.link/vGb5dlN

 1955 highlights in Los Angeles:
• Entertainment & Culture:
• Hollywood was booming—1955 saw the release of Rebel Without a Cause, filmed at Los Angeles landmarks like Griffith Observatory, helping define teenage rebellion in cinema.
• Television’s popularity surged, with local L.A. stations expanding programming and audiences across Southern California.
• Jazz and rock ’n’ roll flourished in clubs along Central Avenue and Sunset Strip.
• Sports:
• The Los Angeles Rams were a major draw at the Coliseum, led by stars like Norm Van Brocklin and Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch.
• The Brooklyn Dodgers hadn’t yet moved west (they’d come in 1958), but L.A. fans followed them closely via radio.
• Landmarks & Development:
• Disneyland opened in nearby Anaheim (July 17, 1955), creating a massive cultural and tourism shift for the Los Angeles region.
• The city’s population topped 2 million, fueled by postwar prosperity and suburban expansion into the San Fernando Valley.
• The freeway system expanded rapidly—sections of the Santa Monica and Hollywood Freeways opened, changing L.A. traffic forever.
• Society & Events:
• Civil rights awareness grew, with L.A. activists playing early roles in housing and employment equality movements.
• The booming aerospace and defense industries (Lockheed, Douglas, North American Aviation) anchored Southern California’s economy.

In short, 1955 Los Angeles was a city on the rise—glamorous, growing fast, and becoming a symbol of postwar American optimism and car culture.

📷classic.chevy.bombs

Executive Director Jim Pasco Joins President Trump in the Oval Office for Historic Government Reopening

Our very own Executive Director, Jim Pasco, was present in the Oval Office on November 12, 2025, as President Donald Trump signed legislation ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. This moment is a powerful reminder that the Fraternal Order of Police has a seat at the table - locally and with some of the most influential decision-makers in the world.

LAPD News: Ongoing OIS investigation 8000 block Northgate Ave, in Topanga Div.  PIO enroute. Info will be posted to this thread once they become available.

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