A Boston city councilor wants to waive residency requirements for officers transferring from other state departments and allow retired officers to work paid details as the city faces a police staffing shortage.
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A Boston city councilor wants to waive residency requirements for officers transferring from other state departments and allow retired officers to work paid details as the city...
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NEW: No injuries were reported after a small plane made an emergency landing Monday afternoon on Huntington State Beach, officials said.
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NEW: A collision between two vehicles left a Gilbert Arizona Police Department officer injured in the city early Monday morning, according to the authorities.
The wreck happened in the area of Warner and McQueen roads at around 12:15 a.m. July 26.
According to investigators, the officer was responding to a call when they were involved in a crash with another vehicle at the intersection. Authorities were still working to determine how and why the accident happened.
The involved officer sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recoveryππ»
The other driver was not hurt in the incident.
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The wreck happened in the area of Warner and McQueen roads at around 12:15 a.m. July 26.
According to investigators, the officer was responding to a call when they were involved in a crash with another vehicle at the intersection. Authorities were still working to determine how and why the accident happened.
The involved officer sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recoveryππ»
The other driver was not hurt in the incident.
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BREAKING: A military helicopter with two pilots from Fort Rucker crashed near Opp, Alabama, Monday afternoon.
Blake Turman, the sheriff of Covington County, confirmed that a helicopter crashed in a privately owned field on Cool Springs Road, near the Opp Bypass.
The sheriff tells WDHN he does not believe anyone was injured. The two pilots were taken to Mizell Memorial Hospital in Opp to be βchecked out.β
Fort Rucker officials confirmed the helicopter was from Fort Rucker. Details on the crash are limited.
https://www.wrbl.com/news/military-helicopter-crashes-near-opp
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Blake Turman, the sheriff of Covington County, confirmed that a helicopter crashed in a privately owned field on Cool Springs Road, near the Opp Bypass.
The sheriff tells WDHN he does not believe anyone was injured. The two pilots were taken to Mizell Memorial Hospital in Opp to be βchecked out.β
Fort Rucker officials confirmed the helicopter was from Fort Rucker. Details on the crash are limited.
https://www.wrbl.com/news/military-helicopter-crashes-near-opp
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David Huerta has agreed to resolve his case through a diversion agreement, admitting to the charged facts and agreeing to comply with conditions.
Huerta was arrested and charged with unlawfully interfering with the execution of a judicial search warrant. He has been on bond for 13 months and has complied with conditions not to interfere with federal agents and operations. Should he unlawfully interfere with any federal agent engaged in their duties, we will not hesitate to arrest and charge him again.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
Huerta was arrested and charged with unlawfully interfering with the execution of a judicial search warrant. He has been on bond for 13 months and has complied with conditions not to interfere with federal agents and operations. Should he unlawfully interfere with any federal agent engaged in their duties, we will not hesitate to arrest and charge him again.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
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UPDATE: This is reportedly one of the men shot and killed in the Seattle Center shooting. Sources say this was targeted and potentially gang related. A shooting during the Bite of Seattle festival at Seattle Center on Sunday evening left three people deadβ¦
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UPDATE: A 15-year-old was arrested in connection with the shooting at Seattle Center that left three people dead and four others wounded, including a toddler.
Police say the teenage suspect was taken into custody after investigators identified him through surveillance video and witness interviews. Authorities are still searching for a second suspect believed to have taken part in the shooting.
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Police say the teenage suspect was taken into custody after investigators identified him through surveillance video and witness interviews. Authorities are still searching for a second suspect believed to have taken part in the shooting.
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A retired NYPD detective sergeant is mourning the unimaginable loss of his 12-year-old son.
Jacob Freytes was riding his bicycle near his Bronx home when a fight outside a bodega escalated into gunfire. Police say the child was an innocent bystander struck by a stray bullet.
Officers have arrested a 45-year-old suspect on charges including second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter.
As Commissioner Jessica Tisch said, an arrest cannot erase this familyβs painβbut the NYPD will continue seeking justice for Jacob.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/new-york-stray-bullet-from-bronx-bodega-shooting-kills-12-year-old-son-of-retired-nypd-sergeant
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Jacob Freytes was riding his bicycle near his Bronx home when a fight outside a bodega escalated into gunfire. Police say the child was an innocent bystander struck by a stray bullet.
Officers have arrested a 45-year-old suspect on charges including second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter.
As Commissioner Jessica Tisch said, an arrest cannot erase this familyβs painβbut the NYPD will continue seeking justice for Jacob.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/new-york-stray-bullet-from-bronx-bodega-shooting-kills-12-year-old-son-of-retired-nypd-sergeant
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After looking at the installed replacement for Graham Platner, Carl Higbie could make Democrats "look stupid," but they've already done that themselves.
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Randy Paul Ruiz, 28, of East Los Angeles, pleaded guilty today to 18 U.S.C. 111 for obstructing, impeding, or interfering with law enforcement during civil disorder, a felony carrying a maximum of five years in federal prison.
On June 8, 2025, two days after a wave of violence against law enforcement began, LAPD officers were stationed outside the Roybal Federal Building in Downtown L.A. to protect people and property threatened by violent agitators protesting enforcement of immigration laws Congress passed decades ago. The civil disorder closed a nearby freeway and federal offices.
Ruiz sat atop his motorcycle among the protesters. He then drove his motorcycle from the crowd into a skirmish line of LAPD officers. He was arrested and charged in state and federal court. His federal sentencing hearing is set for November 2.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
On June 8, 2025, two days after a wave of violence against law enforcement began, LAPD officers were stationed outside the Roybal Federal Building in Downtown L.A. to protect people and property threatened by violent agitators protesting enforcement of immigration laws Congress passed decades ago. The civil disorder closed a nearby freeway and federal offices.
Ruiz sat atop his motorcycle among the protesters. He then drove his motorcycle from the crowd into a skirmish line of LAPD officers. He was arrested and charged in state and federal court. His federal sentencing hearing is set for November 2.
F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli
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NEW: The wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was allegedly shot multiple times by their son inside the couple's Virginia home, according to police. Mia Bieniemy is hospitalized in stable condition.
Details: https://abcnews.link/oB0kV4G
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Details: https://abcnews.link/oB0kV4G
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NEW: Milwaukee County Sheriffβs Office, Wisconsin a deputyβs K-9 unit was rear ended on I-94 this morning.
The sheriffβs office had responded to a crash earlier and while attempting to close a lane of travel down, the K-9 unit was struck.
The deputy suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the hospital for treatment. The K-9 also suffered non-life-threatening injuries. They were taken to a veterinary hospital and cleared to go home and rest.
The others vehicle was occupied by a man, woman and small child, all were transported to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
Please keep them in your prayers for a full recoveryππ»
https://wisn.com/article/i-4194-nb-shut-down-in-oak-creek-after-crash-involving-sheriffs-deputy/73270865
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The sheriffβs office had responded to a crash earlier and while attempting to close a lane of travel down, the K-9 unit was struck.
The deputy suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the hospital for treatment. The K-9 also suffered non-life-threatening injuries. They were taken to a veterinary hospital and cleared to go home and rest.
The others vehicle was occupied by a man, woman and small child, all were transported to the hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
Please keep them in your prayers for a full recoveryππ»
https://wisn.com/article/i-4194-nb-shut-down-in-oak-creek-after-crash-involving-sheriffs-deputy/73270865
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NEW: The Utah State Correctional Facility remained on lockdown Monday as officials investigated the assault of a correctional officer by an inmate.
According to the Utah Department of Corrections, the assault happened Sunday, July 26, inside the prison. Officials said the inmate attacked the officer, who suffered a head injury and is expected to make a full recovery.
The department has not released the identities of the officer or the inmate, citing the ongoing investigation. Additional details about the assault also have not been released.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recoveryππ»
More: https://kutv.com/news/local/utah-state-correctional-facility-placed-on-lockdown-after-inmate-assaults-officer
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According to the Utah Department of Corrections, the assault happened Sunday, July 26, inside the prison. Officials said the inmate attacked the officer, who suffered a head injury and is expected to make a full recovery.
The department has not released the identities of the officer or the inmate, citing the ongoing investigation. Additional details about the assault also have not been released.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the officer's recoveryππ»
More: https://kutv.com/news/local/utah-state-correctional-facility-placed-on-lockdown-after-inmate-assaults-officer
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Douglas County Sheriff Hanson is fostering a dog through the NEHumaneSociety whose owner has now transitioned from living on the streets to living in a shelter.
If youβre interested in fostering, please go to https://nehumanesociety.org/%0Aget-involved/foster-care/.
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Douglas County Sheriff Hanson is fostering a dog through the NEHumaneSociety whose owner has now transitioned from living on the streets to living in a shelter.
If youβre interested in fostering, please go to https://nehumanesociety.org/%0Aget-involved/foster-care/.
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INBOX: "Hello I am a probation parole officer in Tennessee. I am writing to you because I am disturbed by Tennessee Department of Corrections plans to implement the same or similar probation/parole methods used in Liberal states such as Colorado, California, Washington and Oregon. I feel this is an important issue as leadership is not telling the full story to legislators and judges. They are also openly telling officers who object either get on board or get out. I hope you will be willing to run a story or do some investigation into this and stop this leftist ideology from invading Tennessee."
"They are implementing policies that move most offenders who they will be referring to as clients to call in reporting leaving them mostly unsupervised. They Base the risk levels of these clients on flawed computer programs that determine their supervision level using risk and need factors. The model does a very poor job of calculating risk as they currently use it to assign risk levels and supervision levels. The remaining people will be supervised with kid gloves and instead of holding them accountable with punishment such as violations and llto go back in front of a judge to answer for their behavior by spending some time in jail instead they will basically talk about the behavior and rely on coaching sessions like a counselor does. This is the same model used in Colorado with disastrous results. On paper it looks good with drastic drops in recidivism that looks great on paper but ignores the rising crime rates. The real purpose of this is not to improve community saftey it's to make on paper the recidivism rates drop. Infact they removed public saftey from the motto. Leadership is focused on liberal policies through and through partly because the Assistant commissioner is from California and partly because i beleive the bureaucrats that make policy are left leaning. The most telling thing is that they openly tell experienced seasoned officers who do the day to day dealings with offenders either get on board or leave. The funny thing about that is they can hardly keep officers as it is now because the leadership is so poor and they rarely promote from within and if they do they do it with affirmative action or cronyism and either way when these people come on and can't do the job they turn a blind eye and if they come from outside the agency it takes months for them to do the basics of the job and years before they are proficient. Which is why they have so much turn over. Because they burn out the good employees."
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"They are implementing policies that move most offenders who they will be referring to as clients to call in reporting leaving them mostly unsupervised. They Base the risk levels of these clients on flawed computer programs that determine their supervision level using risk and need factors. The model does a very poor job of calculating risk as they currently use it to assign risk levels and supervision levels. The remaining people will be supervised with kid gloves and instead of holding them accountable with punishment such as violations and llto go back in front of a judge to answer for their behavior by spending some time in jail instead they will basically talk about the behavior and rely on coaching sessions like a counselor does. This is the same model used in Colorado with disastrous results. On paper it looks good with drastic drops in recidivism that looks great on paper but ignores the rising crime rates. The real purpose of this is not to improve community saftey it's to make on paper the recidivism rates drop. Infact they removed public saftey from the motto. Leadership is focused on liberal policies through and through partly because the Assistant commissioner is from California and partly because i beleive the bureaucrats that make policy are left leaning. The most telling thing is that they openly tell experienced seasoned officers who do the day to day dealings with offenders either get on board or leave. The funny thing about that is they can hardly keep officers as it is now because the leadership is so poor and they rarely promote from within and if they do they do it with affirmative action or cronyism and either way when these people come on and can't do the job they turn a blind eye and if they come from outside the agency it takes months for them to do the basics of the job and years before they are proficient. Which is why they have so much turn over. Because they burn out the good employees."
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Stephen Miller: Democrats have become a party of freaks, weirdos, losers, and crazies β but you can't laugh it off because it's deadly serious. When you give these people power, everything you know and love in this world falls apart. You have chaos, corruption, decay, violence, poverty.
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