Carl Higbie: "You can't just go around spying on people, or strong arming their attorneys to violate attorney-client privilege, that's like one of the most scared things in law."

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America Last.

Karoline Leavitt

Throwing snowballs at NYPD officers isn’t “just a snowball fight.” It’s a lack of respect.

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NEWS REPORT: Former President Bill Clinton will be in the hot seat tomorrow, a day after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton answered questions in a Jeffrey Epstein deposition, Bill Melugin reports.

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BREAKING: 18,000 combat-trained terrorists inside the U.S. preparing for mass attacks.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/18k-terrorists-inside-us-super-911-warning

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Rep. Lauren Boebert explains lawmakers' investigation into the alleged congressional slush fund list for sexual misconduct payoffs: "One of the most disgusting aspects of 'the swamp.'"

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Riverside Co., CA Sheriff & Gubernatorial Candidate Chad Bianco: When a serial predator with multiple life sentences is set free because of 'loopholes,' has California governor Gavin Newsom officially traded the safety of your children for his radical agenda, and should he resign in disgrace?

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BREAKING: Manhattan DA has DROPPED the  assauIt charge against Gusmane Coulibaly who injured a police officer during a “snowball fight” in NYC.🤬🤬

Ridiculous

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UPDATE: Active shooter reported at Taylorsville, Utah liquor store. Police say a call came in at 2:17 p.m. reporting an active shooter at the state liquor and wine store on Constitution Boulevard in Taylorsville. 

Lt. Aaron Cheshire with Taylorsville City Police Department said officers arrived within one minute of dispatch.

When they got there, the suspect had already been shot by a Department of Public Safety officer who was inside the store. 

The case is now being investigated as an officer-involved critical incident and will be handled by the Salt Lake City Police Department. 

Both the victim and the suspect, two adult men, were taken to the hospital and are in stable condition.  The 911 call was made by someone in the parking lot.

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NEW: A crime spree in Florida left three people, including the suspect, dead and a deputy injured on Wednesday night.

A violent incident in Pahokee, Florida, left three people dead and a deputy injured. Charles Curtis McCloud Jr. shot two men and injured another before intentionally driving into a deputy, getting out with a gun, and attempting to shoot him. The deputy fatally shot McCloud in self-defense. McCloud had a significant criminal history.

The involved deputy is hospitalized and on administrative leave. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

Read more: https://www.wptv.com/news/region-the-glades/pahokee/deputy-shoots-suspect-after-deadly-multi-scene-crime-spree-in-palm-beach-county-sheriff-says

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You can't park there!

A car ended up in an awkward position against a tree in this crash in Pomona. ⁠
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The crash was reported just after midnight on North Garey Avenue, just north of West Holt Avenue. The car came to rest on its front end and leaning against a tree.⁠

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New York: A Monroe County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a dog after it bit the deputy while responding to a welfare check Thursday evening in the town of Pittsford, authorities said.

Deputies with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office were called to a home on Stone Road just before 7 p.m. for a check-the-welfare call. As a deputy walked up the driveway toward the house, a dog got loose from the home’s breezeway and attacked, biting the deputy in the leg, officials said.
The deputy, who suffered a puncture wound, fired two rounds from an agency-issued service weapon, killing the dog, according to the sheriff’s office.

The deputy was taken to a local hospital, treated and released. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for a full recovery🙏🏻

Read more: https://www.rochesterfirst.com/monroe-county-sheriffs-office/mcso-injured-deputy-shoots-kills-dog-after-being-bitten-in-pittsford/

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BREAKING: LAFD depositions have been declassified! Damning moment where firefighters reveal State Park employees told them THEY would take over patrolling the Lachman Fire for rekindles for the next few days. State Park employee confesses he never visited the burn again.

Days later the Lachman Fire would become what we know as the deadly Palisades Fire.

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Last December we obtained a court order allowing us to depose a dozen LAFD firefighters who participated in the mop-up of the New Year's Eve Lachman Fire. Those depositions confirmed the ugly truth which we have suspected for the past year – that firefighters left red hot coals, "smokers" and smoldering embers on State Park property when they packed up their hoses and left the scene on January 2, 2025.

Only one of the firefighters we deposed had the courage to tell the truth – that his fellow firefighters and Captain ignored his warnings that the fire had not been fully extinguished. Shockingly, this firefighter was never interviewed by the LAFD as part of its After-Action-Report internal investigation and there's no mention of his warnings in the ATF report. This firefighter now fears retaliation from the LAFD for telling the truth. We were prevented from disclosing this shocking testimony before now, because the City's attorneys imposed a "confidential" designation over 100% of the firefighters' deposition testimony effectively embargoing it for the past 30 days pursuant to the Protective Order in the case. We are just now legally able to share this testimony with our clients and the public.

The LAFD and likely the Mayor's Office have known about this information since last year, but have tried to cover it up to avoid "reputational harm". This testimony also corroborates our claim that CA State Parks allowed a dangerous condition – the smoldering embers – to remain on its land for days despite the extreme fire weather forecast, which rekindled into the Palisades Fire that destroyed 7,000 homes and killed 12 innocent civilians. The firefighters also testified that CA State Parks told them that Park employees would patrol the burn scar for several days after the firefighters left.

We allege that the LAFD and Mayor Karen Bass have engaged in a massive coverup to conceal and suppress the truth about the Palisades Fire. We will hold them accountable.

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