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In response to recent reports of sexual assault along the Silver Lake Reservoir pathway, Metropolitan Division has deployed the Mounted unit and increased the presence of uniformed officers. This pro-active deployment includes dedicated foot patrols aimed at enhancing safety, increasing visibility, and actively searching for the suspect. We are working diligently to identify the perpetrator and ensure the safety of all park visitors.
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If it’s so easily disprovable, then disprove it.
DC has 543 cops per 100k people, more than all other big cities and more than double the rate in LA. And that’s before taking into account the National Guard, WMATA police, Park police, and dozens of other agencies.
Brett Heinz
If it’s 543 per 100,000, and the city has 750,000 residents, that means we would have 4,073 cops. We only have 3,149.
Maybe math isn’t your strong suit.
DC Police Union
DC has 543 cops per 100k people, more than all other big cities and more than double the rate in LA. And that’s before taking into account the National Guard, WMATA police, Park police, and dozens of other agencies.
Brett Heinz
If it’s 543 per 100,000, and the city has 750,000 residents, that means we would have 4,073 cops. We only have 3,149.
Maybe math isn’t your strong suit.
DC Police Union
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This morning I ran into Robinson Moses, commonly known as Officer Moses. It was different seeing him out of uniform, but I know he’ll continue to do great things regardless.
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“I don’t think it matters if they’re 10 feet away or 500 feet away. It’s like, whatever”
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– Nithya Raman
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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…
UPDATE: Former Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge has filed an appeal of her firing and plans to challenge the decision through arbitration and lawsuits, her attorney said Friday.
Attorney Stephen Imm said the appeal seeks to overturn what he called an unlawful termination and to have the case reviewed quickly.
“We will be asking for the appeal to be heard as soon as reasonably possible, so that this grossly unfair and illegal action can be promptly reversed,” Imm said in a statement.
Read more: https://local12.com/news/local/fired-cincinnati-police-chief-theetge-files-appeal-plans-legal-challenge-arbitration-lawsuit-attorney-stephen-imm-overturn-unlawful-termination-case-review-due-process
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Attorney Stephen Imm said the appeal seeks to overturn what he called an unlawful termination and to have the case reviewed quickly.
“We will be asking for the appeal to be heard as soon as reasonably possible, so that this grossly unfair and illegal action can be promptly reversed,” Imm said in a statement.
Read more: https://local12.com/news/local/fired-cincinnati-police-chief-theetge-files-appeal-plans-legal-challenge-arbitration-lawsuit-attorney-stephen-imm-overturn-unlawful-termination-case-review-due-process
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New York: The Oneida County Health Department confirmed that a fox seen in this video attacking a woman was positive for rabies.
Full story: https://www.rochesterfirst.com/new-york-state/video-woman-attacked-by-rabid-fox-in-oneida-county/
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Full story: https://www.rochesterfirst.com/new-york-state/video-woman-attacked-by-rabid-fox-in-oneida-county/
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LA Councilman Hugo Soto Martinez: It is not fair that illegals are not able to vote!
Meanwhile.. 👀
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Meanwhile.. 👀
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JB Pritzker spends his time on political stunts attacking law enforcement instead of getting violent criminals off his streets — and innocent Americans pay the price.
He’s the one who should be held accountable.
Abigail Jackson 🇺🇸
He’s the one who should be held accountable.
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⚠️Traffic Advisory⚠️
Downtown Los Angeles
March is stretching Wilshire to Flower to 5th St to Pershing Square.
Traffic is severely being impacted.
LAPD Central Division
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the march in which over a million people took over the streets of LA for “A Day Without a Mexican”
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Downtown Los Angeles
March is stretching Wilshire to Flower to 5th St to Pershing Square.
Traffic is severely being impacted.
LAPD Central Division
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the march in which over a million people took over the streets of LA for “A Day Without a Mexican”
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WA: On April 30, YourWSP detectives, assisted by the Madera Police Department, arrested a fugitive in California who had been on the WSP’s Most Wanted list since 2012.
Manuel Cortez-Vargas was taken into custody after 14 years.
Read more at https://bit.ly/4w3JSAT
WA State Patrol
Manuel Cortez-Vargas was taken into custody after 14 years.
Read more at https://bit.ly/4w3JSAT
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JUST IN: President Donald J. Trump stops by to say hello to the OVERFLOW crowd in the Villages! 🇺🇸
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Three days ago, one of the unions representing LA County deputy sheriffs posted twice within 24 hours attacking the messenger over one question: where are the deputies’ hard-earned union dues going? We’re still waiting for an answer.
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BREAKING: LAPD is now declaring this an unlawful assembly per radio traffic.
🧢 LIVE: https://www.youtube.com/live/3XbOwXdrAgY?si=XqIjOjDP6fsXBdZJ
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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J. Trump touts admin's efforts to help seniors during event in The Villages, Florida
POTUS in The Villages: "We're here to celebrate a policy that benefits every American senior all across this land, and it's called No Tax on Social Security. It's done!"
"Thanks to this massive tax cut, American Seniors just received your largest tax refunds of all time... That means more money to visit your grandkids, a bigger budget for taking a trip."
"Under the Trump administration, we're standing up for American Seniors like no president has ever stood up before. Just as I promised, we're strongly protecting Social Security and Medicare—and we always will."
POTUS on Ilhan Omar: "I believe she married her brother, which is totally illegal — although, it’s a lovely couple, actually, but it’s a little bit on the illegal side."
"'Darling, I love you very much.' 'Goodnight, brother. Let’s go to bed' — Isn't she despicable?" 🤣
POTUS touts massive retirement fund gains under his leadership:
"Starting next year, every citizen will be able to go to TrumpIRA.gov and sign up for a high quality, low-cost IRA—so that everyone can benefit from the rising stock market." 🔥
"We added 186,000 private sector jobs in March, jobless claims just hit the lowest level since 1969," says POTUS in The Villages.
"Very importantly for our great seniors... you have no estate tax, you have no death tax. We made interest on new car loans tax deductible."
Florida grandmother joins POTUS on stage:
"The Big Beautiful Bill helped my husband and I so much this year. We were so shocked when we picked up our tax return... It was double what we thought we would get. We ended up using some of that money to pay for a new roof." ❤️
DrPhil celebrates the return of No Tax on Social Security with POTUS in The Villages: "Your benefits were never supposed to be taxed to begin with. That was the deal the American government made with the American people, and from 1935 until 1983, that was the deal."
POTUS: Today, we delivered a huge win for our great fishermen and anglers here in Florida. We've just officially approved ALL STATE PERMITS for the 2026 Red Snapper recreational season.
POTUS: "I want to thank Border Patrol, and I want to thank ICE."
*MASSIVE CHEERS*
POTUS: "That's nice. They'll be happy to hear that." ❤️🇺🇸
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POTUS in The Villages: "We're here to celebrate a policy that benefits every American senior all across this land, and it's called No Tax on Social Security. It's done!"
"Thanks to this massive tax cut, American Seniors just received your largest tax refunds of all time... That means more money to visit your grandkids, a bigger budget for taking a trip."
"Under the Trump administration, we're standing up for American Seniors like no president has ever stood up before. Just as I promised, we're strongly protecting Social Security and Medicare—and we always will."
POTUS on Ilhan Omar: "I believe she married her brother, which is totally illegal — although, it’s a lovely couple, actually, but it’s a little bit on the illegal side."
"'Darling, I love you very much.' 'Goodnight, brother. Let’s go to bed' — Isn't she despicable?" 🤣
POTUS touts massive retirement fund gains under his leadership:
"Starting next year, every citizen will be able to go to TrumpIRA.gov and sign up for a high quality, low-cost IRA—so that everyone can benefit from the rising stock market." 🔥
"We added 186,000 private sector jobs in March, jobless claims just hit the lowest level since 1969," says POTUS in The Villages.
"Very importantly for our great seniors... you have no estate tax, you have no death tax. We made interest on new car loans tax deductible."
Florida grandmother joins POTUS on stage:
"The Big Beautiful Bill helped my husband and I so much this year. We were so shocked when we picked up our tax return... It was double what we thought we would get. We ended up using some of that money to pay for a new roof." ❤️
DrPhil celebrates the return of No Tax on Social Security with POTUS in The Villages: "Your benefits were never supposed to be taxed to begin with. That was the deal the American government made with the American people, and from 1935 until 1983, that was the deal."
POTUS: Today, we delivered a huge win for our great fishermen and anglers here in Florida. We've just officially approved ALL STATE PERMITS for the 2026 Red Snapper recreational season.
POTUS: "I want to thank Border Patrol, and I want to thank ICE."
*MASSIVE CHEERS*
POTUS: "That's nice. They'll be happy to hear that." ❤️🇺🇸
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PRESS RELEASE - Human Trafficking / Attempted Murder / Narcotics and Firearms Arrest -
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Castroville man following an extensive investigation involving allegations of human trafficking, attempted murder, narcotics sales, weapons violations, and violent crimes against a female victim.
On April 23rd, 2026, at approximately 11:45 PM, witnesses observed a male subject strangling a female near the shopping center located at 11290 Merritt Street in Castroville. Monterey County Sheriff’s deputies were notified, and an on-duty sergeant quickly responded to the area and located the female victim. Deputies also located a vehicle associated with the suspect containing items of evidentiary value nearby.
During the investigation, the female victim reported that she was being sexually trafficked by the suspect, identified as 31-year-old Eric Adam Melendez of Castroville, who had fled the area prior to law enforcement arrival. Detectives with the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit responded and assumed the investigation.
On April 28th, 2026, at approximately 3:15 PM, following an extensive investigation, detectives located Melendez driving a silver Honda CRV in the City of Salinas. Detectives initiated a traffic stop and Melendez was taken into custody without further incident.
During the arrest, detectives discovered Melendez to be in possession of a large quantity of suspected methamphetamine, quantities of heroin and fentanyl, cash, scales, and additional evidence consistent with narcotics sales. Detectives subsequently served follow-up search warrants at multiple locations throughout Monterey County. During those searches, detectives located condoms, lingerie, perfumes, additional narcotics, a firearm, and other evidence believed to be associated with the sexual trafficking of human beings. Detectives also obtained evidence indicating Melendez threatened the victim’s life with a knife and attempted to dissuade her from cooperating with law enforcement and pursuing charges.
Based on the severity of the crimes and evidence uncovered during the investigation, detectives obtained a $1,000,000 bail enhancement and secured an emergency protective order for the victim.
Detectives believe there is a strong possibility that additional victims may exist who have not yet reported their victimization involving Eric Adam Melendez. Anyone with information related to this investigation is encouraged to contact Detective Janelli Arroyo at 831-755-7261 or Detective Sergeant Nicholas Kennedy at 831-755-3773.
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to investigating crimes involving violence, exploitation, and human trafficking while working to protect victims and hold offenders accountable.
Melendez was booked into the Monterey County Jail on multiple charges, including:
• PC 236.1(b) – Human Trafficking / Deprivation of Liberty to Commit Sex Crimes
• PC 273.5 – Corporal Injury on a Cohabitant/Spouse
• PC 266h(a) – Pimping
• PC 266i(a) – Pandering
• HS 11379(a) – Possession of Controlled Substance for Sales
• PC 664/187 – Attempted Murder
• PC 30305(a)(1) – Felon in Possession of Ammunition
• PC 136.1(a)(1) – Dissuading a Victim
• PC 591.5 – Destroying a Communication Device
• PC 29800(a)(1) – Felon in Possession of a Firearm
• HS 11370.1 – Possession of Controlled Substance While Armed with a Loaded Firearm
• PC 236 – False Imprisonment with a Firearm
• PC 422(a) – Criminal Threats
Monterey County Sheriff's Office
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Castroville man following an extensive investigation involving allegations of human trafficking, attempted murder, narcotics sales, weapons violations, and violent crimes against a female victim.
On April 23rd, 2026, at approximately 11:45 PM, witnesses observed a male subject strangling a female near the shopping center located at 11290 Merritt Street in Castroville. Monterey County Sheriff’s deputies were notified, and an on-duty sergeant quickly responded to the area and located the female victim. Deputies also located a vehicle associated with the suspect containing items of evidentiary value nearby.
During the investigation, the female victim reported that she was being sexually trafficked by the suspect, identified as 31-year-old Eric Adam Melendez of Castroville, who had fled the area prior to law enforcement arrival. Detectives with the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit responded and assumed the investigation.
On April 28th, 2026, at approximately 3:15 PM, following an extensive investigation, detectives located Melendez driving a silver Honda CRV in the City of Salinas. Detectives initiated a traffic stop and Melendez was taken into custody without further incident.
During the arrest, detectives discovered Melendez to be in possession of a large quantity of suspected methamphetamine, quantities of heroin and fentanyl, cash, scales, and additional evidence consistent with narcotics sales. Detectives subsequently served follow-up search warrants at multiple locations throughout Monterey County. During those searches, detectives located condoms, lingerie, perfumes, additional narcotics, a firearm, and other evidence believed to be associated with the sexual trafficking of human beings. Detectives also obtained evidence indicating Melendez threatened the victim’s life with a knife and attempted to dissuade her from cooperating with law enforcement and pursuing charges.
Based on the severity of the crimes and evidence uncovered during the investigation, detectives obtained a $1,000,000 bail enhancement and secured an emergency protective order for the victim.
Detectives believe there is a strong possibility that additional victims may exist who have not yet reported their victimization involving Eric Adam Melendez. Anyone with information related to this investigation is encouraged to contact Detective Janelli Arroyo at 831-755-7261 or Detective Sergeant Nicholas Kennedy at 831-755-3773.
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to investigating crimes involving violence, exploitation, and human trafficking while working to protect victims and hold offenders accountable.
Melendez was booked into the Monterey County Jail on multiple charges, including:
• PC 236.1(b) – Human Trafficking / Deprivation of Liberty to Commit Sex Crimes
• PC 273.5 – Corporal Injury on a Cohabitant/Spouse
• PC 266h(a) – Pimping
• PC 266i(a) – Pandering
• HS 11379(a) – Possession of Controlled Substance for Sales
• PC 664/187 – Attempted Murder
• PC 30305(a)(1) – Felon in Possession of Ammunition
• PC 136.1(a)(1) – Dissuading a Victim
• PC 591.5 – Destroying a Communication Device
• PC 29800(a)(1) – Felon in Possession of a Firearm
• HS 11370.1 – Possession of Controlled Substance While Armed with a Loaded Firearm
• PC 236 – False Imprisonment with a Firearm
• PC 422(a) – Criminal Threats
Monterey County Sheriff's Office
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