NEW: 6 people are dead in connection to a homicide investigation in Winfield, Kansas.

Winfield police confirmed that four children and one woman were shot and killed by a male suspect on Tuesday.

In the press briefing, police said that officers received a call at 8:50 a.m. from a man who said he had killed his entire family and was going to kill himself.
When officers arrived at the scene, they heard a gunshot. After breaching the front door, they found that the suspect, Ronald H. Williams Sr., was dead.

Officers also found 44-year-old Kelly L. George dead at the scene, along with four dead children between the ages of three and nine.

https://www.kwch.com/2026/08/11/winfield-neighborhood-blocked-off-amid-homicide-investigation-large-police-presence/

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“WE’RE HERE TO LOVE YOU”: A Nashville police lieutenant saved a man preparing to jump from the Victory Memorial Bridge.

The man had been livestreaming his intention to jump into the Cumberland River when Metro Nashville Police Lt. Mike Hotz approached him.

Body-camera footage shows the lieutenant calmly speaking with the man, listening to him and gradually earning his trust.

“I’m not gonna try nothing crazy. I promise you to the Lord himself. Can I shake your hand?” Hotz asked.

The man stepped away from the edge and embraced the officer as he wept.

“I love you. It’s gonna be alright,” Hotz told him. “We’re here to love you, bro.”

Hotz previously served on MNPD’s Crisis Negotiation Team. He is also an Army infantry veteran who completed combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. He said his experiences with fellow veterans facing mental health crises helped him during the rescue.

After the man was safely placed in the care of officers and crisis counselors, it was reported that Hotz stepped away to pray and thank God for putting him in the right place at the right time.

THIS is what protecting and serving looks like. God bless Lt. Mike Hotz for refusing to give up on this man. He's an absolute hero.💙

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A terrifying sequence of events unfolded earlier today, starting right at the on-ramp. An erratic driver was spotted aggressively pushing another vehicle into adjacent traffic lanes, narrowly avoiding a major collision, according to Santa Clarita Incidents.

The situation escalated rapidly. A reckless driver sped past surrounding cars, blew completely through a red light, went fully AIRBORNE, and crashed at a gas station off of Sand Canyon Rd.

A truly insane and scary reminder to stay hyper-vigilant behind the wheel. Stay safe out there!

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Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, NM, continues to actively investigate reports involving an armed individual in the Ventana Ranch area. The individual has not been positively identified or arrested. Investigators are working to identify and locate him and determine whether criminal charges are supported by the evidence.

BCSO recognizes and respects lawful firearm ownership and the right to lawfully open carry in New Mexico. This investigation is not based solely on the fact that an individual was openly carrying firearms. Deputies are investigating the totality of the reported conduct and circumstances that caused residents to fear for their safety. Because this remains an active investigation, we are not releasing additional details about that conduct at this time.

Until the individual is located and investigators can speak with him, residents should remain aware of their surroundings and should not approach or engage him. Anyone who sees the individual matching the previously released description or the updated photo should move to a safe location and call 911.

Anyone with photographs, video, previous sightings, or other information that may assist investigators in identifying or locating this individual is encouraged to submit that information through BCSO Tip411 https://www.bernco.gov/bernalillo-county-sheriff/tip411/

BCSO will provide additional information when there are verified updates that can be released without compromising the investigation.

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LEGACY MEDIA AT IT AGAIN.

The Associated Press suggested ICE could keep Americans in the dark by releasing body camera footage only when it served the agency’s “best interests.”

Acting ICE Director David Venturella says that is NOT what the full policy says. He accused the AP of conflating ICE’s broader authority to release footage with its separate process for expedited releases after serious injuries or deaths in custody.

Venturella said footage can be released quickly when appropriate, but not when doing so could compromise an investigation or violate privacy. ICE also expects every officer and agent in the field to have a body camera by the end of August.

Once again, the full context tells a very different story.

Read ICE’s complete response here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ice-chief-ap-bodycam-policy-dispute

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President Donald J. Trump salutes as The Star-Spangled Banner is played ahead of the 2026 Patriot Games final 🇺🇸

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Cape May today!

Is there another trans cult? A 7-year-old Ohio boy with special needs was found bound with duct tape inside a closet after being brutally tortured to death.

He was raised in a pagan antifa trans group with multiple “moms.” My investigation reveals what they likely intended for him.

Read: https://www.ngocomment.com/p/another-trans-cult-7-year-old-victim

Asking everyone around the globe to help us congratulate the newly sworn in Police Chief of the City of Cedar Hill, Texas Chief Matthew Stogner.

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BREAKING: HHS Secretary RFK Jr. and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner held a news conference announcing the end of federal funding for Los Angeles Homeless Services.

Luzdelia Caballero reports on the announcement, which follows the June news that HUD suspended federal funding for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority on Thursday after investigators claimed the local agency "abused hundreds of millions of tax dollars per year."

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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CLOSE CALL!! 😳
Upper Arlington Police officer is OK after a tree fell onto their cruiser during this morning’s severe weather. 🚔 👮 The incident happened near Riverside Drive and McCoy Road. Thankfully, the officer was not injured.

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Bad news: The FBI busted down their door yesterday

Good news: The video got 1,657 likes.

Or is that both good news? 🤔

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NEW: Injured Ferguson officer to receive specially adapted home from Gary Sinise Foundation.

Nearly two years after suffering a traumatic brain injury in the line of duty, Ferguson Police Officer Travis “T.J.” Brown will receive a specially adapted home from the Gary Sinise Foundation.

The foundation had been in touch with the family ever since Brown, was first treated at St. Louis University Hospital, but the official word about a new home happened in recent days, with a phone call from the actor himself to the officer’s mother.

Read more: https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/injured-ferguson-officer-to-receive-specially-adapted-home-from-gary-sinise-foundation/

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LA’s solution to homelessness is handing out brown bags filled with drug paraphernalia.

This is not care.

This is why people are leaving “housing first” facilities in body bags.

LAHSA received a billion taxpayer dollars in five years.

Funding nearly tripled. Homelessness doubled.

Zero results.

Money does not grow on trees.

Taxpayers understand this.

We must be good stewards.

Today, HUD put the homeless industrial complex on notice.

Scott Turner

We extend our sincere condolences to the families and friends of the following PPOA members who passed in April/May 2026:

Retired Sergeant Howard Rechtschaffen — 4/4/26
LASD 1968-1998
Academy class #122
Last assignment: Arson/Explosive Detail
US Air Force veteran

Retired Deputy Frances Lone (Martin) — 4/13/26
LASD 1967-1988
Academy class #115
Last assignment: Court Services West

Retired Deputy Joseph Postelle — 4/14/26
LASD 1963-1999
Last assignment: Lomita Station
US Army veteran

Retired Deputy III Byron Claypool — 4/26/26
LASD 1965-1989
Academy class #110
Last assignment: Crime Lab (Latent Prints)
US Army veteran

Sergeant Theo Gekas — 5/1/26
LASD 1997-2026
Assigned to Lakewood Station at time of passing

Retired Deputy Hector Garcia – 5/11/26
LASD 1970-2004
Academy class #145
Last assignment: Lennox Station
US Marine Corps veteran

Retired Captain Richard Odenthal — 5/14/26
LASD 1968-2000
Academy class #123
Last assignment: West Hollywood Station
US Navy and Army National Guard veteran

Retired Sergeant Victor Walker — 5/18/26
LASD 1982-2008
Academy class #211
Last assignment: TST
US Coast Guard veteran

Retired Captain Danny Dale Kammerer — 5/23/26
Began career with LA County Marshal’s Department in 1968
LASD retired 2001
Rio Hondo Academy class #11

Retired Sergeant Susan Greene — 5/29/26
LASD 1966-1995
Last assignment: Asset Forfeiture
Married to late Lieutenant Don Greene.

Rest easy. Prayers for their family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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GOD IS GOOD!!!✝️🙏🙏🙏

A brown bear in Los Angeles County, California, beat the heat by cooling off in a backyard pool.

“I walked over to my glass door, and there he was, chilling in the water,” Sierra Madre homeowner David Rechtschaffen said.

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Good night to all! 😴

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