Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden Issues Statement on Mass Shooting Investigation

“What happened in our city is heartbreaking beyond measure. Children were taken from their families. Parents are waking up to a nightmare that will never end. As a parent myself, it’s impossible not to feel this pain deeply. As Chief of Police, it strengthens my resolve.

The individuals who opened fire on a child’s birthday party showed no humanity. That is evil and we will not allow that kind of evil to go unanswered in Stockton.

Our staff is working around the clock, and we are coordinating closely with the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office. Every tip and every piece of information we receive is immediately relayed to the Sheriff’s investigative team so it can be acted on without delay. All of our resources will continue to be made available to the Sheriff’s Office. We are united in this effort, and we will not let up.

To the families grieving the loss of their loved ones we are with you. We will not rest until those responsible are found and held accountable. Your community stands behind you, and so do we.

To the people of Stockton if you know something, say something. Your information matters. You have proven that time and time again as we fight crime. Your courage could be what brings justice to these children and their families. This is our home, and we protect it together.

If you have information, please contact Stockton Crime Stoppers at 209-946-0600. You can remain anonymous.”

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WE'RE GONNA HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS!!!🎅🎄🎄🎄

Here’s the first 90 seconds of the firework show at the “Christmas Mountain” tree lighting in Salida, Colorado 🎄✨

Good night to all! 😴

Tuesday: Winter Storm Warning includes portions of Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

DEVELOPING: An LA man is in federal custody for throwing two molotov cocktails into downtown Federal building doors Monday in a self-described terrorist attack, according to federal law enforcement documents.   No injuries.  Investigators believe the 54-year-old was motivated by anger at the federal government over “separating families” telling agents afterward “I attacked your b*tch ass.”     Man allegedly lit his own rented apartment on fire before the attack, feds say.     Details expected today.

Matt Finn

Today we remember the 2015 Inland Regional Center attack that claimed 14 lives and injured 22. Ten years later, we honor the victims and stand with the survivors and families whose courage and resilience endure.🙏🏻

Mass killings in U.S. at lowest level since 2006 - almost 20 year low.

Leadership matters. President DonaldTrump empowering law enforcement all across the country to do their jobs and stop killings BEFORE they happen. Lives being saved every day because of it. And we have more to do.

FBI Director Kash Patel

JUST IN: Deputies tase a suspected DUI driver at the end of a high-speed pursuit in Rosemead.

Afghan Citizen Federally Charged For Posting Threats to Build Bomb and Kill Americans

“This Afghan national came into America during the Biden administration and as alleged, explicitly stated that he came here in order to kill American citizens,” said AG Pam Bondi. “The public safety threat created by the Biden administration’s vetting breakdown cannot be overstated – the Department of Justice will continue working with our federal and state partners to protect the American people from the prior administration’s dangerous incompetence.”

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndtx/pr/afghan-citizen-federally-charged-posting-threats-build-bomb-and-kill-americans

The Philadelphia Police Department sadly announced the passing of retired Highway Patrol Officer Andy Chan.

"Officer Chan was more than a colleague - he was a presence. Whether he was unflinchingly confronting danger, supporting a critical incident, or simply offering a kind word in passing, Andy embodied the very best of what it means to serve. He was known throughout the Department and across the city not only for his skill and professionalism, but for the infectious energy and dedication that he brought to every assignment.

To know Andy was to know someone who never sought the spotlight, yet somehow always brightened the room. He was trusted, respected, and loved by generations of Philadelphians, and his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched - both inside and outside of the PPD."

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

Stay safe on the roads this winter! 🚗❄️ Preparation is key—plan your route, travel with others when possible, and always check the weather before heading out. For more winter driving safety tips, visit https://isp.illinois.gov/TrafficSafety/WinterSafety

Illinois State Police

"Good, old-fashioned corruption."

Comfortably Smug & John Ashbrook break down the growing scandal in Minnesota -- with hundreds of millions in funds meant for children stolen under Tim Walz's watch.

Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Intelligence Division in Los Angeles, Rhys Williams, highlights investigative successes for the month of November, including the arrest of nine defendants charged with obstructing, impeding, and interfering with law enforcement & the successful takedown of three large ransomware enablers which played a key role in infecting the computers of hundreds of thousands of victims worldwide with malware.

FBI Los Angeles

UPDATE: A 27-year veteran Port St. Lucie police sergeant was shot twice in the face during a gunfight with an armed suspect Monday evening in what began as a mental health-related neighbor dispute.

Sergeant LeVasseur sustained two gunshot wounds to the face when Riccio opened fire a second time and attempted to flank officers who were using a patrol vehicle as cover. Riccio repositioned himself at a vantage point and fired at officers in close quarters before officers returned fire, striking and killing him.

http://officer.com/55335618/

We pray for healing hands to stop today and bow their heads in prayer for Sergeant LeVasseurs recovery.  Thank you to the medical professionals who have dedicated their lives to helping those in need . 🙏🏼

It is a privilege not a right to come to the United States.

President Trump and Secretary Noem are putting the American people FIRST — not the foreign invaders that have violated our generosity.
 
Tricia McLaughlin