Deputy Heather Avery with the Jefferson County Constable’s Office Pct. 1 was killed in an automobile crash this morning.

A life of service cut short. A family, an agency, and a community now carrying the weight of this loss.

"There are no words that you can say or give to bring comfort to those who loved Deputy Heather Avery," said Precinct 1 Constable Jevonne Pollard. "I am heartbroken over this loss and join in mourning with her family and loved ones. Although Deputy Avery was a reserve, she relished her role in my office as a firearms expert. My deepest condolences go to her husband, Troy, and her family."

An off-duty reserve deputy constable for Jefferson County has died in a Chambers County collision, caused when an 18-wheeler crashed into the reserve deputy constable's SUV while she was doing traffic control in a work zone, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

https://kfdm.com/news/local/remembering-heather-avery

Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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"We have used all the emergency funds we could reach into."

Due to the Democrats’ reckless DHS shutdown, employees have missed paychecks, emergency trainings have been canceled, and emergency preparedness is threatened.

Enough is enough.

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JUST IN: North Carolina state Rep. Carla Cunningham has left the Democratic Party and is now registered unaffiliated

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A 1980 deportation order. Decades on the run. An arrest in Florida by ICE has brought it all to a close.

Read the full sotry here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ice-arrests-man-40-year-deportation-order-florida

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Let’s all congratulate K-9 Brenna of the Knox County Sheriff's Office, Illinois on a well deserved retirement.

Enjoy, good girl 🐾

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Deportation is still on track. We haven’t slowed down because the One Big Beautiful Bill contained funding for ICE and Border Patrol. But our homeland security could be compromised because our adversaries know we’re shut down.

Democrats voted for this. Sick.

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See how a federal operation in New York’s Hudson Valley brought a wanted fugitive into custody, with ICE and the FBI carrying out the arrest of a man accused of murder in El Salvador.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ms13-fugitive-murder-suspect-arrested-hudson-valley-ice-fbi

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Everyone needs to see this, allegations in court documents involving the Southern Poverty Law Center are raising questions in a case tied to extremist groups.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/splc-indicted-funds-neo-nazis-kkk-covert-operation-docs

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This Colombian national was arrested illegally crossing into the United States. She embarked in this incredibly dangerous journey with her two young grandchildren. As she recounts here perilous journey, the truth is revealed. Criminal cartel organizations don’t care about your safety. Do not put your life in the hands of ruthless smugglers. 
 
The dangers of crossing are real. If you cross illegally, you will be arrested, prosecuted, and deported.

Chief Michael W. Banks

FLASHBACK FRIDAY: A group of officers from Company A, Division 2 taken in 1894.

A glimpse into the department’s early days and the legacy that continues today. SFPDHistory

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NEW: Video shows a dramatic helicopter rescue after a worker suffered a medical emergency while trimming a palm tree about 75 feet above the ground in San Jose, California.⁠🌴

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Incredible return on investment! 💰💰💰

Elon Musk

Armenians across Los Angeles gathered Friday to mark Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.

Several community rallies are scheduled throughout Los Angeles to remember the genocide’s more than 1.5 million victims.

More than 200,000 Armenians live in L.A. County, making it home to the largest Armenian population outside of Armenia.

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Police Chief Fired, Your Thoughts?
Cincinnati Police Department, Ohio’s now-former police chief, Teresa Theetge, is out after just three years leading the department. The move comes after a turbulent tenure, she was previously sued by subordinates over alleged discrimination against male officers and reportedly “begged” to put more officers on the streets during a crime-filled summer. Despite a 35-year career with the department, her time as chief has come to an abrupt end. And many, would say she never was qualified to be the Chief. 👀

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