NEW: Arizona man arrested after damaging Flock license plate camera.

An Arizona man says he has, "absolutely zero regrets" after he was arrested for using his work truck to bend a Flock camera pole backwards until it faced the sky.

"I kept backing up, saw it bend back, I saw it looking at the sky... and said, ‘That’s good enough."

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Find your next (or first) law enforcement job https://leojobs.nationalpolice.org/

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NEW: An injury collision involving multiple vehicles had occurred at the intersection of Tates Creek and Laredo Dr sends 2 including a Lexington Kentucky police officer to the hospital with injuries, according to reports. A Lexington police cruiser was involved.

Please, praying for all involved.🙏🏻

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NEW: A Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office, SC deputy was taken to the hospital after a crash on Highway 101.

Investigators said the deputy was running station radar in the median when a pickup truck rear-ended the official on Thursday afternoon.

The deputy was brought to Spartanburg Regional hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

The driver involved was not injured, officials said.

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After 30 years of dedicated public service, including 28 years serving the citizens of Holly Springs, Master Officer Lorrie Williams is retiring from the Holly Springs Police Department, North Carolina. Throughout her remarkable career, Officer Williams served as a patrol officer, sergeant, detective, and ultimately as a beloved School Resource Officer, where her compassion, mentorship, and commitment to students made a lasting impact on countless young people and families.

We are deeply grateful for her decades of service, leadership, and friendship, and we wish her every happiness in this well-earned next chapter. Congratulations, Master Officer Williams, and thank you for a career of service to others!

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Last night, Police and Fire Chiefs from across Orange County came together for Motorhome Madness to raise awareness and funds for radychildrens_oc , formerly CHOC.

Anaheim Police Chief Manny Cid made his Motorhome Madness debut, while Sgt. Fay also represented APD in the Figure 8 Demolition Derby.

Thanks to the incredible support of our communities, $53,124 was raised for Rady Children’s Health!

Thank you to everyone who donated, shared the fundraising link, came out to cheer on the competitors, or helped spread the word. Every bit of support helped bring attention to the important work Rady Children’s Health does for children and families across Orange County.

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GOD IS GOOD!!!

WATCH: Yesterday's solar eclipse from the A320 cockpit.

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Good night to all! 😴

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Friday: Latest on the extreme heat risks, flash flooding threats, and Tropical Storm Lala forecast to strengthen into a hurricane.

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HAPPENING TODAY: Trump to rally with New York police in highlighting historic coast-to-coast violent crime drop

See you soon, Nassau County! 💪🚔🇺🇸 https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-rally-new-york-police-highlighting-historic-coast-to-coast-violent-crime-drop

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ICYMI: Federal charges revised against Palisades arson suspect.

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Jumping on the trending-Netflix-documentary bandwagon... but with a twist.

Wait for it...

Tune in Monday August 17 at 9PM.

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LEFTISTS ARE MELTING DOWN over reports that ICE agents may soon be equipped with ELECTRIC-SHOCK GLOVES. The irony is that the SAME PEOPLE who condemn force against violent criminals are now outraged over a tool designed to help officers control dangerous confrontations.

The Department of Homeland Security is planning to spend between $10 million and $20 million on specialized gloves that can deliver electrical pulses through direct contact with a subject’s skin.

The devices can produce up to 380 volts and are designed to disrupt coordinated movement during a physical struggle. The manufacturer says they typically bring a resistant subject into compliance within THREE SECONDS.

Civil rights groups and Democratic officials are already furious.

The gloves have strict limitations. No more than two should be used on one person at a time, and the manufacturer generally limits activation to 15 seconds.

Law-enforcement officers are being attacked, dragged by vehicles and forced into dangerous physical confrontations while carrying out immigration arrests.

Giving them another tool to end those struggles quickly could protect everyone involved.

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MANGIONE IN COURT: Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is due in federal court this morning for a last-minute conference -- prompting speculation of major movement in the case.

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NEW: A proposal to allow police officers living outside Boston to laterally transfer into the department failed after council members argued residency requirements help preserve community ties and department diversity.

Read more: https://www.officer.com/training-careers/hiring-promotion/news/55397896/boston-city-council-rejects-resolution-to-allow-nonresident-police-officer-transfers

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Sec. Mullin: “We’re enforcing the laws that CONGRESS passed...my men and women that I serve with every day underneath President Trump’s leadership, we’re going out there and arresting the worst of the worst.”

Nearly 70% of ICE arrests are criminal illegal aliens charged or convicted of a crime in the U.S.

Sec. Mullin on DHS’ enforcement activities in Alaska: “Because of President Trump…we’re able to make an investment to stop illegal activity from coming into the lower 48.”

President Trump’s HISTORIC investments have enabled our USCG and CBP personnel to better protect and defend our homeland.

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