On June 4th, Governor Polis signed into law HB 26-1276, which while serving largely as a vehicle to shield personal identifying information (PII) of illegal immigrants within Colorado, also reversed a de facto prohibition on private attorneys from sharing information obtained through the state’s court e-filing system with federal immigration authorities.
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NEW: The Baltimore County police officer who was critically injured after being shot in Pikesville less than two weeks ago has been released from the hospital.
Officer Catalfamo was shot in the head and was released from Shock Trauma late Wednesday night, surrounded by family and fellow officers.
Read the full story: https://www.wbaltv.com/article/baltimore-county-police-officer-shot-released-shock-trauma/71624275
Praying for Officer Catalfamo to continue to heal from his injuries.🙏🏻
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Officer Catalfamo was shot in the head and was released from Shock Trauma late Wednesday night, surrounded by family and fellow officers.
Read the full story: https://www.wbaltv.com/article/baltimore-county-police-officer-shot-released-shock-trauma/71624275
Praying for Officer Catalfamo to continue to heal from his injuries.🙏🏻
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NEW: ICE Los Angeles has arrested Bright Eigbedion from Nigeria,38, for conspiracy to commit money laundering. This criminal illegal alien was sentenced to 30 months prison and ordered to pay $907,601.00 restitution. He’ll remain in ICE custody pending removal.
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CHICAGO - Average of more than one person per day has been murdered in the city this year, according to latest CPD Data.
184 people have been murdered citywide
875 criminal sexual assaults
7,972 motor vehicle thefts
Source: CPD. June 14th update.
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184 people have been murdered citywide
875 criminal sexual assaults
7,972 motor vehicle thefts
Source: CPD. June 14th update.
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JUST IN: Shots fired in Times Square in Manhattan, New York.
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More details will be provided as they become available.
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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J. Trump Participates in a Medal of Honor Ceremony
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POTUS prepares to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to Retired U.S. Marine Corps Major James Capers, Jr., a Vietnam War hero, at the White House:
"Jim, the nation kept you waiting far too long — so I say to you, congratulations!"
POTUS tells the story of Colonel John W. Ripley, a Marine Corps hero to whom he will soon posthumously award the Congressional Medal of Honor:
"Dangling beneath the bridge and over the rushing water... completely exposed to withering enemy gunfire, John completed, not one, not two, but five such trips."
POTUS prepares to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to Retired U.S. Army Major Nicholas Dockery:
"At one point, he killed a Taliban fighter and detained two others. As he reached Sergeant Mitchell, a grenade came raining down. Without thinking, Nick tackled Sergeant Mitchell, likely saving his life."
POTUS at a Medal of Honor ceremony: "As we approach the 250th anniversary of our founding, we remember that we owe everything to heroes like those we celebrate today—men who went willingly to the darkest and most dangerous corners on earth to defeat evil so we could live free." 🇺🇸
Then-Second Lieutenant James Capers, Jr. receives the Medal of Honor for acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty as a Team Leader with 3d Force Reconnaissance Company, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion in the Republic of Vietnam from March 31 to April 3, 1967.
During a four-day reconnaissance patrol, he and his team were tasked with locating a North Vietnamese regimental base camp. Despite making contact with a numerically superior enemy force on three separate occasions, he tenaciously continued the mission. He successfully directed fire onto an enemy base camp, thwarting an impending attack on a nearby Marine battalion.
On the final day, his patrol was ambushed by a claymore mine and came under a dense barrage of enemy fire, where he sustained multiple severe wounds. Ignoring his injuries and extreme blood loss, he continued to lead his team, coordinate supporting fire, and direct their movement to an extraction site. Refusing to be evacuated before all his men were safe, he ensured the entire team was extracted before finally boarding the helicopter.
POTUS awards Major James Capers, Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (ret.) the Medal of Honor ❤️
POTUS awards Major Nicholas Dockery, U.S. Army (ret.), the Medal of Honor ❤️
POTUS posthumously awards Colonel John W. Ripley, U.S. Marine Corps, the Medal of Honor — accepted on his behalf by his son, Tom ❤️
11 former Medal of Honor recipients were also in attendance today ❤️🇺🇸
Barney Barnum
Kyle Carpenter
James Livingston
Joe Marm
Jim McCloughan
Dakota Meyer
Patrick Payne
Earl Plumlee
Ed Byers
Will Swenson
Brian Thacker
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POTUS prepares to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to Retired U.S. Marine Corps Major James Capers, Jr., a Vietnam War hero, at the White House:
"Jim, the nation kept you waiting far too long — so I say to you, congratulations!"
POTUS tells the story of Colonel John W. Ripley, a Marine Corps hero to whom he will soon posthumously award the Congressional Medal of Honor:
"Dangling beneath the bridge and over the rushing water... completely exposed to withering enemy gunfire, John completed, not one, not two, but five such trips."
POTUS prepares to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to Retired U.S. Army Major Nicholas Dockery:
"At one point, he killed a Taliban fighter and detained two others. As he reached Sergeant Mitchell, a grenade came raining down. Without thinking, Nick tackled Sergeant Mitchell, likely saving his life."
POTUS at a Medal of Honor ceremony: "As we approach the 250th anniversary of our founding, we remember that we owe everything to heroes like those we celebrate today—men who went willingly to the darkest and most dangerous corners on earth to defeat evil so we could live free." 🇺🇸
Then-Second Lieutenant James Capers, Jr. receives the Medal of Honor for acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty as a Team Leader with 3d Force Reconnaissance Company, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion in the Republic of Vietnam from March 31 to April 3, 1967.
During a four-day reconnaissance patrol, he and his team were tasked with locating a North Vietnamese regimental base camp. Despite making contact with a numerically superior enemy force on three separate occasions, he tenaciously continued the mission. He successfully directed fire onto an enemy base camp, thwarting an impending attack on a nearby Marine battalion.
On the final day, his patrol was ambushed by a claymore mine and came under a dense barrage of enemy fire, where he sustained multiple severe wounds. Ignoring his injuries and extreme blood loss, he continued to lead his team, coordinate supporting fire, and direct their movement to an extraction site. Refusing to be evacuated before all his men were safe, he ensured the entire team was extracted before finally boarding the helicopter.
POTUS awards Major James Capers, Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (ret.) the Medal of Honor ❤️
POTUS awards Major Nicholas Dockery, U.S. Army (ret.), the Medal of Honor ❤️
POTUS posthumously awards Colonel John W. Ripley, U.S. Marine Corps, the Medal of Honor — accepted on his behalf by his son, Tom ❤️
11 former Medal of Honor recipients were also in attendance today ❤️🇺🇸
Barney Barnum
Kyle Carpenter
James Livingston
Joe Marm
Jim McCloughan
Dakota Meyer
Patrick Payne
Earl Plumlee
Ed Byers
Will Swenson
Brian Thacker
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Multiple suspects arrested in drug enforcement operation at L.A.'s MacArthur Park. Local and federal law enforcement agents conducted a nighttime narcotics enforcement operation at L.A.’s Macarthur Park on Wednesday night. @police_frequency
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MacArthur Park Update #5
Last night, DEA LA and LAPD conducted a joint narcotics operation in the MacArthur Park area and it sent a clear message: drug dealers are not welcome in our communities.
Six individuals were arrested on suspicion of narcotics sales. Federal and state laws were enforced. This is part of a sustained, coordinated effort to dismantle the open-air drug markets that have plagued Los Angeles for too long.
I want to commend our federal agents and the men and women of LAPD for their professionalism and dedication.
The people of Los Angeles deserve safe parks, safe streets, and safe neighborhoods. We are delivering on that promise. Law and order is being restored in Los Angeles.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
Last night, DEA LA and LAPD conducted a joint narcotics operation in the MacArthur Park area and it sent a clear message: drug dealers are not welcome in our communities.
Six individuals were arrested on suspicion of narcotics sales. Federal and state laws were enforced. This is part of a sustained, coordinated effort to dismantle the open-air drug markets that have plagued Los Angeles for too long.
I want to commend our federal agents and the men and women of LAPD for their professionalism and dedication.
The people of Los Angeles deserve safe parks, safe streets, and safe neighborhoods. We are delivering on that promise. Law and order is being restored in Los Angeles.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
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A Larimer County Sheriff’s Office sergeant and deputy and one of the men's family members were killed in a motorcycle crash while vacationing in Idaho.
"Larimer County, we’re heartbroken to share information about a sudden and tragic loss within our agency.
On June 16, an LCSO Deputy, Sergeant, and Sergeant’s family member were vacationing together on a motorcycle trip. The men were traveling on a North Idaho scenic highway when a pickup truck attempted to pass another vehicle in a marked no-passing zone. The truck crossed the double yellow centerline and collided with the motorcycles, killing all three riders.
The truck driver was arrested and booked into the Idaho County Jail on three counts of vehicular manslaughter. Idaho State Police are investigating this crash.
Out of respect for their families’ strong desire for privacy, we aren’t identifying the deputies at this time.
There are no good words in a situation like this. Put simply, these were incredible people who dedicated their lives to making Larimer County better every single day. They trained hard, they served well, and they loved life. As we walk the long and winding path of grief alongside their families, our resolve is stronger than ever:
For them, we’ll bring light into dark places.
For them, we’ll stand for good and fight against evil.
For them, we’ll live each day with gratitude and carry their legacy forward.
Rest easy, brothers. We’ve got it from here.
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Larimer County Sheriff’s Office
"Larimer County, we’re heartbroken to share information about a sudden and tragic loss within our agency.
On June 16, an LCSO Deputy, Sergeant, and Sergeant’s family member were vacationing together on a motorcycle trip. The men were traveling on a North Idaho scenic highway when a pickup truck attempted to pass another vehicle in a marked no-passing zone. The truck crossed the double yellow centerline and collided with the motorcycles, killing all three riders.
The truck driver was arrested and booked into the Idaho County Jail on three counts of vehicular manslaughter. Idaho State Police are investigating this crash.
Out of respect for their families’ strong desire for privacy, we aren’t identifying the deputies at this time.
There are no good words in a situation like this. Put simply, these were incredible people who dedicated their lives to making Larimer County better every single day. They trained hard, they served well, and they loved life. As we walk the long and winding path of grief alongside their families, our resolve is stronger than ever:
For them, we’ll bring light into dark places.
For them, we’ll stand for good and fight against evil.
For them, we’ll live each day with gratitude and carry their legacy forward.
Rest easy, brothers. We’ve got it from here.
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Larimer County Sheriff’s Office
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⚠️Tornado Warning including Worcester MA, Clinton MA and Northborough MA until 6:15 PM EDT
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NEW: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the Jason Raynor Act into law Tuesday in Winter Haven, sending a direct message to anyone who attacks a police officer in Florida: the consequences are now permanent.
The law, named for Daytona Beach Police Officer Jason Raynor — who was shot and killed in the line of duty in 2021 — requires a life sentence without the possibility of parole for anyone convicted of manslaughter resulting in the death of a protected law enforcement officer.
“The message we send with this bill is simple,” DeSantis said at the signing ceremony. “If you attack a member of law enforcement in Florida, prepare to be held accountable.”
More: https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2026/06/16/desantis-signs-jason-raynor-act-mandating-life-in-prison-for-killing-a-florida-law-enforcement-officer
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The law, named for Daytona Beach Police Officer Jason Raynor — who was shot and killed in the line of duty in 2021 — requires a life sentence without the possibility of parole for anyone convicted of manslaughter resulting in the death of a protected law enforcement officer.
“The message we send with this bill is simple,” DeSantis said at the signing ceremony. “If you attack a member of law enforcement in Florida, prepare to be held accountable.”
More: https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2026/06/16/desantis-signs-jason-raynor-act-mandating-life-in-prison-for-killing-a-florida-law-enforcement-officer
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⚠️A special weather statement has been issued for Tuolumne County, CA until 3:45 PM PDT
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JUST IN: Office of Emergency Management (OEM) have issued an Unhealthy Air Quality Advisory related to a ventilation operation being conducted by the Los Angeles City Fire Department at the Boyle Heights structure fire site following yesterday’s incident.
For Zones LAC-E0126 and LAC-E0173: Due to operations related to yesterday’s building fire, use caution when outdoors in the area of East Los Angeles. This also includes the area east of Boyle Heights. If sensitive to health issues, go indoors. Close all doors/windows and limit outside activities. Limit exposure to outdoor air. For emergencies call 911.
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For Zones LAC-E0126 and LAC-E0173: Due to operations related to yesterday’s building fire, use caution when outdoors in the area of East Los Angeles. This also includes the area east of Boyle Heights. If sensitive to health issues, go indoors. Close all doors/windows and limit outside activities. Limit exposure to outdoor air. For emergencies call 911.
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For Anne Strouth, Director of Ashland University's Criminal Justice and Emergency Management & Homeland Security programs, preparing the next generation of public safety professionals is personal.
As someone who has dedicated her own career to public service, she understands the importance of developing professionals who can think critically, solve problems and serve their communities with confidence.
Hear why she is passionate about preparing students for careers in public safety and learn more about Ashland's programs: https://buff.ly/uW4IMCS.
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As someone who has dedicated her own career to public service, she understands the importance of developing professionals who can think critically, solve problems and serve their communities with confidence.
Hear why she is passionate about preparing students for careers in public safety and learn more about Ashland's programs: https://buff.ly/uW4IMCS.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Office VA sadly announced the death of Captain Becky Jones, who passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.
"For 26 years, Captain Jones faithfully served the citizens of Orange County in a variety of roles throughout her distinguished career. She began as a dispatcher before serving as a School Resource Officer, SRO Sergeant, Investigator, Lieutenant of Investigations, Lieutenant of Training and Public Information Officer, and ultimately as Captain of Investigations and Animal Control.
Captain Jones was a true trailblazer within our agency. She was the first female Captain in the history of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, as well as the first female SWAT Team member and the first female Firearms Instructor. She earned certifications as a RAD Instructor and General Instructor and was VSI Certified through the Virginia Sheriffs' Institute, a distinction that reflects her commitment to professional development and excellence in law enforcement.
During her career, she continually broke barriers and set an example for future generations of law enforcement officers."
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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"For 26 years, Captain Jones faithfully served the citizens of Orange County in a variety of roles throughout her distinguished career. She began as a dispatcher before serving as a School Resource Officer, SRO Sergeant, Investigator, Lieutenant of Investigations, Lieutenant of Training and Public Information Officer, and ultimately as Captain of Investigations and Animal Control.
Captain Jones was a true trailblazer within our agency. She was the first female Captain in the history of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, as well as the first female SWAT Team member and the first female Firearms Instructor. She earned certifications as a RAD Instructor and General Instructor and was VSI Certified through the Virginia Sheriffs' Institute, a distinction that reflects her commitment to professional development and excellence in law enforcement.
During her career, she continually broke barriers and set an example for future generations of law enforcement officers."
Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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We’re excited to unveil the Modesto Police Department’s newest lowrider! A one-of-a-kind vehicle built through partnership, creativity, and community pride.
This project was made possible through the City of Modesto’s contribution of a retired police vehicle, the support of local partners, and the incredible dedication and craftsmanship of students from Modesto High School and Modesto Junior College, who helped bring this vision to life.
We are grateful to the Modesto City Council for supporting this unique project and investing in opportunities that strengthen the relationship between our officers and the community we proudly serve.
This Crown Victoria isn’t just a car, t’s a conversation starter that celebrates the rich culture, creativity, and traditions that make our community unique. We look forward to bringing it to community events, schools, and neighborhood gatherings where it will help create positive interactions and lasting connections.
🔥 And there’s more… this is our June sticker! 😎 Make sure to stop by the department and grab one while supplies last!
A huge thank you to everyone who played a role in making this project a reality. This is what community collaboration looks like! 🙌🏽
Modesto Police
This project was made possible through the City of Modesto’s contribution of a retired police vehicle, the support of local partners, and the incredible dedication and craftsmanship of students from Modesto High School and Modesto Junior College, who helped bring this vision to life.
We are grateful to the Modesto City Council for supporting this unique project and investing in opportunities that strengthen the relationship between our officers and the community we proudly serve.
This Crown Victoria isn’t just a car, t’s a conversation starter that celebrates the rich culture, creativity, and traditions that make our community unique. We look forward to bringing it to community events, schools, and neighborhood gatherings where it will help create positive interactions and lasting connections.
🔥 And there’s more… this is our June sticker! 😎 Make sure to stop by the department and grab one while supplies last!
A huge thank you to everyone who played a role in making this project a reality. This is what community collaboration looks like! 🙌🏽
Modesto Police
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Drone Technology Helps Capture Dangerous Suspect
On May 15, Richmond Police officers responded to reports of a reckless driver who was intentionally driving on the wrong side of the roadway in an apparent attempt to cause a collision.
When officers arrived, the suspect intentionally accelerated his vehicle toward a responding officer, forcing the officer to take immediate evasive action. A vehicle pursuit was authorized; however, after the suspect turned off his headlights and entered the freeway traveling the wrong direction, the pursuit was safely terminated.
Shortly afterward, the suspect collided with another vehicle and fled on foot into a wooded area.
Fortunately, Richmond Police Department’s Drone as a First Responder (DFR) program was overhead throughout the entire incident, providing officers with real-time aerial intelligence and maintaining continuous visual contact with the suspect. This critical technology, combined with the efforts of our officers and K-9 Bane, led to the successful apprehension of this dangerous individual.
This incident highlights how innovative public safety technology can help officers make informed decisions, reduce risk to the community, and safely bring dangerous situations to a resolution.
Outstanding teamwork by our patrol officers, K-9 Bane, and DFR operators!
Richmond Police Department, CA
On May 15, Richmond Police officers responded to reports of a reckless driver who was intentionally driving on the wrong side of the roadway in an apparent attempt to cause a collision.
When officers arrived, the suspect intentionally accelerated his vehicle toward a responding officer, forcing the officer to take immediate evasive action. A vehicle pursuit was authorized; however, after the suspect turned off his headlights and entered the freeway traveling the wrong direction, the pursuit was safely terminated.
Shortly afterward, the suspect collided with another vehicle and fled on foot into a wooded area.
Fortunately, Richmond Police Department’s Drone as a First Responder (DFR) program was overhead throughout the entire incident, providing officers with real-time aerial intelligence and maintaining continuous visual contact with the suspect. This critical technology, combined with the efforts of our officers and K-9 Bane, led to the successful apprehension of this dangerous individual.
This incident highlights how innovative public safety technology can help officers make informed decisions, reduce risk to the community, and safely bring dangerous situations to a resolution.
Outstanding teamwork by our patrol officers, K-9 Bane, and DFR operators!
Richmond Police Department, CA
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