First Crown Vic post of 2026🚨

What shop would you drive on patrol?

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DEVELOPING: The U.S. state of Minnesota is suing the Trump administration over its widespread immigration operations, arguing it's become to "a federal invasion of the Twin Cities."

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison: "We're here to announce a lawsuit we're filing against the United States Department of Homeland Security to end the unlawful, unprecedented surge of the federal law enforcement agents into Minnesota, because this has to stop."

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Wesley Hunt: We stand with law enforcement.

They are doing a life-and-death job enforcing the law, not writing it. They don’t set policy; they carry it out on behalf of the American people.

Democrats who encourage mobs, obstruction, or confrontation with federal agents are playing a dangerous game. Standing in the middle of a lawful operation isn’t “activism” it’s reckless, and it puts lives at risk.

If you don’t like immigration policy or the outcome of an election, there is a constitutional way to change it: win the next election.

You don’t get your way by intimidating officers.

You don’t get your way by obstructing justice.

And you don’t get your way by turning law enforcement into political targets.

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The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, Mississippi is mourning the loss of one of its own following a tragic accident.

The department announced on social media Saturday that jailer Kerry Waldrop was killed in an accident Friday. Additional details surrounding the crash were not released.

Waldrop, 34, joined the department last year and was remembered by MCSD as a “great and loyal employee.”

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

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Tragic... A welfare check turned into a double homicide investigation.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ohio-man-arrested-in-double-murder-of-ex-wife-and-new-husband

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"Let the violent left in our own nation be met with strength and resolve, not timidity and surrender."

Chris Salcedo called for the right to be strong in the face of attacks from the left-wing.

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For years, these corrupt, activist politicians have refused to protect Minnesotans and are now proposing illegal actions to keep their stranglehold on control and continue stealing from American citizens.

We will root out this rampant fraud, we will arrest the criminal illegal aliens hurting Americans with impunity, and we will hold those who aid and abetted this criminality accountable.

Secretary Kristi Noem

Belton police officer hailed a hero for getting in the way of wrong-way driver on I-35.

A Belton​, Texas, police officer used their patrol car to safely stop a wrong-way driver on Interstate 35, preventing a crash with other drivers, authorities confirmed.

“The officer placed himself in a position to where he probably saved somebody’s life down the road,” said Belton’s Chief of Police, Larry Berg.

Texas DPS troopers got a call about a wrong-way driver on Interstate 35 in Belton.

A 2025 Honda Civic, driven by a 73-year-old woman from Killeen, later identified as Naliyon Hoffman, was going northbound in the southbound lanes.

A Belton police officer saw the car going the wrong way and used their patrol car to safely stop the driver.

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This is what it looks like when ICE detainers are ignored.

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Please pray for the protection of law enforcement and, if you see them, offer words of encouragement. 🙏🏻

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⚠️NYC DHS’s Code Blue is in effect until tomorrow, Tuesday, January 13, at 8:00 AM. If you see a homeless person outside in these frigid temperatures, please call us at 311.

New York City 311

Get home safe. Every shift.

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Dogs will never fully understand how much we need them on the hard days.
But somehow, they always show up anyway. 💙🐾

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‘Guilty before proven innocent?’ Law enforcement experts weigh in on comments made by officials.

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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Please, pray for the El Paso Police officer Hector Borrego who was seriously injured yesterday afternoon.🙏🏻

The motorcyclist who was flown out of Transmountain Sunday afternoon after a serious crash has been identified as Hector Borrego, an officer with the El Paso Police Department, Texas.

The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association has confirmed that Officer Hector Borrego was seriously injured after his motorcycle crashed on Loop 375 at the Transmountain summit on Sunday at around 3:16 p.m.

No word on Borrego's condition, except his injuries were described by first responders as serious and had to be flown via helicopter out of the area and taken to the University Medical Center.

Borrego was reportedly off-duty when the crash happened.

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