Good night to all! 😴

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Wednesday: Some isolated severe thunderstorm potential on tap today yet.

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BREAKING: A 6-3 Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana’s congressional map that contains two majority-Black voting districts.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-109_21o3.pdf

Jacob Wheeler

Today marks two years since the tragic events of April 29, 2024—a day that forever changed our department and the Charlotte community.

As we pause to reflect, we remember the unwavering bravery of every officer who responded that day, our public safety partners who stood by us and the community that came together to support CMPD and our law enforcement partners like never before.

But most importantly, today and every day, we honor the fallen heroes: CMPD Officer Joshua Eyer, Deputy U.S. Marshal Thomas Weeks and N.C. Department of Adult Correction Investigators William Elliott and Samuel Poloche. Their bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Woman with knife sparks ER evacuation at L.A. hospital.

An emergency room at a Los Angeles hospital was evacuated early Wednesday after a woman armed with a knife allegedly assaulted a security officer and barricaded herself inside a bathroom.

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Trump’s defiance of assassins shows why he’s so exceptional a history-maker

President Trump isn’t a former general or wizened old Indian fighter like Jackson, but he partakes of the same spirit of aggressive defiance. 
By all appearances, the two least fearful people in the ballroom of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner were an older gentleman from New York who kept eating his salad during the mayhem … and the target of the attack himself. 

Trump is one of the most indomitable figures in the history of our politics.

Read more: https://nypost.com/2026/04/29/opinion/trump-defies-assassins-and-makes-history/

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NEW: A notorious San Francisco gang member caught a break yesterday, when a judge rejected prosecutors’ plea to sentence him more harshly for a gun possession conviction after they insisted he had murdered a man in Oakland only days before his arrest.

Read more: https://sfpublicsafety.news/quite-possible-sf-gang-member-killed-innocent-man-but-judge-says-evidence-insufficient-for-sentence-boost-in-gun-case/

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Meanwhile in UK:
First footage of the London stabbing attack. The attacker identified and targeted Jewish victims.

Open Source Intel

The Baldwin Park Police Department has released a Critical Incident Community Briefing video detailing the events surrounding the officer-involved shooting that occurred on May 31, 2025.  This Critical Incident involved multiple Officers and tragically resulted in the loss of a community member and one of our Officers.

The Baldwin Park Police Department remains committed to transparency and accountability in all of its operations.  The release of this video is part of our ongoing efforts to keep the community informed and engaged.

The video can be viewed on our Youtube https://youtu.be/BhvuVR4Ijb0?is=Skmb6wD_VOfeYQg6

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WATCH: California Governor candidate Chad Bianco explains nonprofits are being by developers to get rid of buildings they can’t sell

Just one example

- Developers have properties nobody will buy for $3 million
- A nonprofit is given $10 million to spend on homelessness
- The nonprofit is friends with the developer and buys the property for $6 million

So the homeless nonprofit has $4 million on taxpayer money they got for free and no owns a building they can sell for millions

That developer friend made $6 million on a property that was essentially worthless because no one would buy it

Both are rich and taxpayers paid for it al. It’s one big taxpayer money laundering scheme

Chad Bianco says this is what’s happening on repeat in California

He says they go even further and give their family members $500,000 per year jobs at the nonprofits

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In Memory of Deputy David March
EOW: April 29, 2002

On the morning of April 29, 2002, at approximately 10:30 a.m., Temple Station Deputy David March stopped a vehicle on Live Oak Avenue just east of Peck Road in Irwindale for an apparent traffic violation. Unknown to Deputy March, the vehicle was recently stolen. The driver exited the vehicle and approached Deputy March as he made his way toward the car. Halfway between the vehicles the suspect withdrew a handgun and shot March several times before he could draw his own weapon. The shooter then jumped back in the car and fled.

An engineer at a nearby concrete plant said he heard five gunshots. He ran out onto the street and saw Deputy March stretched out on the pavement with his head resting against the curb. A truck driver at the plant ran to March’s vehicle, got on the radio and announced, “A deputy’s been shot!” According to the first witness, one of the first officers on the scene gave Deputy March mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but it was clearly no use and he got up and kicked his car in frustration.

Deputy March’s killer was quickly identified but fled to Mexico. In February 2006, he was arrested and returned to the United States. In March 2007, he pled guilty to second-degree murder and received a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Deputy Dave March, 33, a seven-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Department at the time of his murder, was survived by his wife, Teri, and 12-year-old step-daughter, Kayla.

The week before his death, Dave wrote the following in an email in response to a request for input on his annual evaluation, "My goals are simple, I will always be painfully honest, work as hard as I can, learn as much as I can and hopefully make a difference in people's lives." This statement has gone on to become the creed of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department.

Every year on the anniversary of Deputy March’s death, deputies from Temple Sheriff’s Station stand a twenty-four-hour vigil at the memorial in Irwindale where he was slain.

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RISING GAS PRICES ⛽️: Gas prices are spiking across Metro Detroit, with several stations now topping $5 a gallon. In some locations across metro Detroit, prices have reached $5.39, while many others are climbing past $4.50., MDN reports.

Analysts say the jump is tied to refinery issues in the Midwest that are limiting supply, along with rising oil prices linked to tensions involving Iran, the US, and the Strait of Hormuz.

Those pressures have pushed wholesale gas prices up sharply in recent weeks, and experts warn another increase is possible.

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A $13 million cannabis operation in Florida has resulted in an arrest and ICE moving forward with deportation proceedings after the suspect overstayed his visa.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/florida-indian-immigrant-who-overstayed-visa-arrested-in-13-million-drug-bust

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Happening Now: Memorial service honoring Officer Dallas Hinton. 💙

🙏🏻 WATCH LIVE: https://fb.watch/GNWGWc34dI/

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

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A Kentucky man is facing murder charges after a domestic dispute ended in the fatal stabbing of his girlfriend in Harlan County.

Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/kentucky-man-charged-with-murder-after-fatally-stabbing-girlfriend-multiple-times

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CORRECTION!

I want to correct an earlier post and thank the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for the clarification: Jorge Tinoco is not being considered for release under the elderly parole program.

He is actually up for release under California’s youth offender parole process, expanded following Proposition 57. Because he was 25 years old at the time he committed this crime, he qualifies.

But does it really matter? Both laws are the same in legislative intent. Picking the winners and losers of violent and sexual criminal acts. Clearly, the standards set in the last decade have picked child molesters and rapists as the winners, and, like in this case, 5-year-old girls as the losers.

While the public is told these policies are about rehabilitation and fairness, what’s actually happening is a steady expansion of complicated, technical legal pathways that allow violent offenders, including sexually violent predators like Jorge Tinoco, to work their way back into our neighborhoods.

Call it “youth offender,” call it “early review,” call it whatever sounds best on paper. The end result is the same. Someone capable of committing a horrific crime is being given another opportunity at early release.

This isn’t an isolated situation; it’s a pattern. A system that continues to redefine eligibility, stretch intent, and reopen cases victims were led to believe were settled.

As your Sheriff, I consider it my duty and obligation to inform my constituents about these public safety failures. I will continue to do so. However, it’s important for you to know these reckless early release laws cannot be reversed by the Legislature. They must be changed at the ballot box.

To support reform of Proposition 57:

By Mail:
Protect Our Kids: Reform Prop 57
FPPC ID# 1489856
1700 Tribute Rd, Suite 201
Sacramento, CA 95815

Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper

Last night, our HCSO Traffic Crimes Unit—working alongside a TxDPS trooper—stopped five individuals engaged in illegal street racing and made arrests.

Reckless driving isn’t just dangerous—it’s a threat to everyone on the road. These aren’t empty streets.

We will continue to take action against this behavior. Slow down, make responsible choices, and help us keep our roadways safe.

Ed Gonzalez