BUSTED: A massive Mississippi operation targeting child exploitation and noncompliant s*x offenders resulted in 70 ARRESTS across the state.

Operation Muddy Waters brought Homeland Security Investigations together with federal, state and local law enforcement for a coordinated two-week crackdown.

The cases involved allegations of soliciting children, possessing or distributing child s*xual abuse material, livestreaming child exploitation and violating s*x-offender requirements. Authorities say some suspects traveled across state lines intending to engage in illegal s*xual activity with minors, while several people holding “positions of public trust” were suspected of possessing illegal material involving children.

But they're “just here for a better life,” right?

One Honduran national was accused of traveling from Tennessee to Mississippi to engage in illicit s*xual conduct with a child. A Bangladeshi national living in Alabama allegedly communicated online with a 14-year-old boy. Two Mexican nationals were identified as noncompliant s*x offenders with previous convictions—including one involving a child.

These are not harmless immigration violations or technical paperwork mistakes. These are serious allegations involving children and convicted offenders who were required to comply with s*x-offender registration requirements.

Seventy arrests are on the books and more investigations are now underway.

Give the officers and investigators who carried out this operation the recognition they deserve.

Full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/mississippi-operation-muddy-waters-child-predators

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Due to a policy change, this will be my last post on this page.  For any updates on area 35, go to the LAPD Central Division X, Facebook or instagram pages. See you there.

Senior Lead Officer Deon Joseph

NEW: ICE LA arrested Jose Rosario Luque-Cruz a COCAINE TRAFFICKER, upon his release from prison where he served a 27-month sentence in prison. This Mexican has since been returned to Mexico.

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DTLA activity

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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Peter Navarro: " If you're a high-tariff country out there like China, stop trying to cheat us because we're going to catch you. And if you're a low-tariff country, don't you dare do it."

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“I have a gun, a plan, a list.”

Authorities say a 14-year-old Arkansas student posted those words while allegedly threatening to carry out a school attack. This was reportedly not one vague comment taken out of context.

Authorities say the student published multiple threatening posts, posed with a handgun and identified it as the weapon that would be used. Sandy Hook Promise discovered the posts and alerted the FBI, which traced them to a home in Crawford County and worked with local authorities to intervene before anyone was harmed.

The student was arrested on a charge of threatening to commit an act of mass violence on school property, a Class C felony in Arkansas. When authorities searched the home, they reportedly recovered the handgun shown in the social media posts along with three rifles. The article also reports that the firearms were unsecured and that the student and a 12-year-old sibling were home alone when authorities arrived, although officials have not publicly identified the school allegedly being targeted.

Imagine how differently this could have ended if someone had scrolled past those posts, dismissed them as attention-seeking or assumed that another person would report them. Instead, one alert set off a chain of action involving Sandy Hook Promise, the FBI and Crawford County deputies—and that response may have prevented an entire community from being shattered.

Threats of school violence cannot be excused as dark humor, online posturing or “kids being kids.” Parents need to know what their children are doing online, and every credible threat should be reported immediately.

This is a serious warning. Taking one post seriously could save an entire school.

Full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/arkansas-teen-arrested-alleged-school-shooting-plot-social-media

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“I think any type of less-lethal option that the officers have in their toolkits will give them the opportunity to not go to that firearm.”

— Former ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons on new law enforcement technology, including electric shock gloves

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The Funeral for Captain Richard C. Lyding will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday  September 5th 2026 at the Minor St. Cemetery located on Minor St. Middletown Ct. (Westfield section)

Connecticut State Police Museum

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

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On Patrol
A man found slumped over the wheel of a car is arrested on DUI and drug possession charges along with unlawful possession of a firearm.

Kitsap Sheriff

BREAKING: The Feds just filed a superseding indictment in the Rinderknecht Lachman/Palisades Fire arson case. They've dropped one count from the original indictment to streamline the case after the mistrial. The State is still liable for allowing Rinderknecht's small fire to rekindle a week later to burn down the Palisades.

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EXCLUSIVE: USBP Chief Jesse Muñoz says that the cartel is getting more aggressive towards agents now that the border is more secure—But they’re being prosecuted when they’re apprehended by Border Patrol agents.

Ali Bradley

NPA spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith on proposed California law to decriminalize crime

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