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"We have to actually do something about this."
Independent Journalist Nick Shirleyy responded to Gavin Newsom signing the "Stop Nick Shirley Act" into law
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Independent Journalist Nick Shirleyy responded to Gavin Newsom signing the "Stop Nick Shirley Act" into law
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Texas DPS Trooper Zachary Vasquez (pictured here with his loyal K-9 partner, Guido) released from rehabilitation after head-on crash near Alpine.
Vasquez, 26, an Alpine-based DPS canine trooper, was seriously injured June 23 when another vehicle crossed into his lane on U.S. Highway 67 about five miles east of Alpine.
Vasquez has made steady progress during his recovery. Earlier this month, the DPS Officers Association reported that the Army veteran had reached another major milestone by taking his first 30 steps since the crash.
His release from rehabilitation marks a major step in a recovery that began with severe injuries on a West Texas highway and continued through multiple surgeries and weeks of intensive therapy
Read more: https://bigbendtimes.com/2026/08/19/texas-dps-trooper-zachary-vasquez-released-from-rehabilitation-after-head-on-crash-near-alpine/
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Vasquez, 26, an Alpine-based DPS canine trooper, was seriously injured June 23 when another vehicle crossed into his lane on U.S. Highway 67 about five miles east of Alpine.
Vasquez has made steady progress during his recovery. Earlier this month, the DPS Officers Association reported that the Army veteran had reached another major milestone by taking his first 30 steps since the crash.
His release from rehabilitation marks a major step in a recovery that began with severe injuries on a West Texas highway and continued through multiple surgeries and weeks of intensive therapy
Read more: https://bigbendtimes.com/2026/08/19/texas-dps-trooper-zachary-vasquez-released-from-rehabilitation-after-head-on-crash-near-alpine/
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PAY ATTENTION. The rules governing how police can use AI and data are
being written RIGHT NOW. And if law enforcement isn't at the table, someone else will make those decisions for them.
AI is already being used by agencies to analyze information, generate
investigative leads and help draft police reports.
At the same time, states across America are passing sweeping new privacy
laws. California has already enacted specific safeguards governing AI-generated police reports. Privacy absolutely matters.
But so does making sure responsible law-enforcement agencies don't lose
lawful tools that help recover stolen vehicles, find missing people and investigate serious crimes because politicians wrote rules without understanding how those tools are actually used.
Retired LVMPD Sgt. Troyce Krumme says law enforcement needs to LEAD this conversation instead of waiting for regulations to be handed down. Protect privacy. Demand accountability. Put safeguards in place. But give the people doing the job a seat at the table.
Read the full argument through this link: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/balancing-the-badge-and-technology-why-law-enforcement-must-lead-on-data-privacy-and-ai-policy
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being written RIGHT NOW. And if law enforcement isn't at the table, someone else will make those decisions for them.
AI is already being used by agencies to analyze information, generate
investigative leads and help draft police reports.
At the same time, states across America are passing sweeping new privacy
laws. California has already enacted specific safeguards governing AI-generated police reports. Privacy absolutely matters.
But so does making sure responsible law-enforcement agencies don't lose
lawful tools that help recover stolen vehicles, find missing people and investigate serious crimes because politicians wrote rules without understanding how those tools are actually used.
Retired LVMPD Sgt. Troyce Krumme says law enforcement needs to LEAD this conversation instead of waiting for regulations to be handed down. Protect privacy. Demand accountability. Put safeguards in place. But give the people doing the job a seat at the table.
Read the full argument through this link: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/balancing-the-badge-and-technology-why-law-enforcement-must-lead-on-data-privacy-and-ai-policy
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NEW: An employee of an LAX service provider and another South Bay resident are accused of attempting to smuggle 24 pounds of fentanyl in an airport bathroom. Authorities allege the drugs were being prepared for transport on a flight to Minneapolis. Both men were arrested Aug. 19, released on $10,000 bond and face federal drug charges.
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Please, praying for the Cleburne police officer who was shot in the line of duty this evening.ππ»
A Cleburne police officer was injured Monday
evening in an officer-involved shooting following a pursuit that began in Cleburne and
ended in Burleson, Texas.
At approximately 6:50 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 24, Cleburne Police Officers responded to
a report of an individual brandishing a firearm. The individual was in a vehicle, and a pursuit ensued after officers arrived. The pursuit continued through Alvarado and north on Interstate 35W before ending near Samβs Club in Burleson (600 N. Burleson Blvd.).
Shots were fired during the incident. The individual was struck and pronounced
deceased at the scene.
One Cleburne Police Officer was struck in the leg by gunfire during the incident and was
transported to a hospital for treatment. The officer is reported to be in stable condition.
This remains an active and ongoing investigation. The information provided is preliminary, and additional details will be confirmed as the investigation progresses.
As per Department protocol, the Texas Rangers were notified and responded to the scene. The Texas Rangers will be conducting the investigation surrounding this incident.
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A Cleburne police officer was injured Monday
evening in an officer-involved shooting following a pursuit that began in Cleburne and
ended in Burleson, Texas.
At approximately 6:50 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 24, Cleburne Police Officers responded to
a report of an individual brandishing a firearm. The individual was in a vehicle, and a pursuit ensued after officers arrived. The pursuit continued through Alvarado and north on Interstate 35W before ending near Samβs Club in Burleson (600 N. Burleson Blvd.).
Shots were fired during the incident. The individual was struck and pronounced
deceased at the scene.
One Cleburne Police Officer was struck in the leg by gunfire during the incident and was
transported to a hospital for treatment. The officer is reported to be in stable condition.
This remains an active and ongoing investigation. The information provided is preliminary, and additional details will be confirmed as the investigation progresses.
As per Department protocol, the Texas Rangers were notified and responded to the scene. The Texas Rangers will be conducting the investigation surrounding this incident.
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YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS UP: Two workers at a TAXPAYER-FUNDED San Francisco homeless center were arrested after police say they helped an accused cop shooter hide after he allegedly shot SFPD Officer Brittney Taylor multiple times.
Imagine hating the police so much that you'll risk jail time and put lives in danger. Stories like this remind us that the liberal media's brainwashing attempts worked incredibly well.
Police say Oliver Barcenas gave the suspect fresh clothes to help conceal his identity, while Erika Porter allegedly LIED to officers searching for him.
Officers caught him anyway. He now faces attempted murder and other felony charges.
San Francisco approved more than $25 MILLION for the nonprofit operating the center. Taxpayers funded this place to help people, not allegedly help an accused cop shooter evade police.
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Imagine hating the police so much that you'll risk jail time and put lives in danger. Stories like this remind us that the liberal media's brainwashing attempts worked incredibly well.
Police say Oliver Barcenas gave the suspect fresh clothes to help conceal his identity, while Erika Porter allegedly LIED to officers searching for him.
Officers caught him anyway. He now faces attempted murder and other felony charges.
San Francisco approved more than $25 MILLION for the nonprofit operating the center. Taxpayers funded this place to help people, not allegedly help an accused cop shooter evade police.
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NEW: Drugs that look like children's vitamins discovered by CHP
California Highway Patrol has a warning for parents after officers discovered drugs that look like children's vitamins. The tablets tested positive for methamphetamine.
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California Highway Patrol has a warning for parents after officers discovered drugs that look like children's vitamins. The tablets tested positive for methamphetamine.
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California crews assist in fighting Hawk Fire in Nevada. A wildfire burning in Nevada continues to threaten tens of thousands of residents, even prompting evacuation warnings in Sierra County, California. The Hawk Fire started around 11:20 p.m. Saturdayβ¦
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Hawk Fire: Nevada wildfire destroys 32 homes, leaves 7 injured including first responders.
Crews are starting to gain control over a Nevada wildfire that destroyed 32 homes and left seven people injured, but officials say there is still work to be done before they can safely let more people back home.
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Crews are starting to gain control over a Nevada wildfire that destroyed 32 homes and left seven people injured, but officials say there is still work to be done before they can safely let more people back home.
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The LASD Detective Division Street Racing Task Force conducted a targeted enforcement operation at multiple locations identified as areas of illegal street racing and street takeover activity.
Results from last nightβs operation:
β’ 19 traffic citations issued
β’ 6 arrests
β’ 4 vehicles impounded for 30 days
Street racing and street takeovers are maliciously reckless activities that endanger participants, bystanders, and our communities. These dangerous events will not be tolerated in Los Angeles County.
Deputies and Detectives will continue to aggressively enforce the law, combat these ongoing activities, and work to restore peace and safety to the communities we serve.
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Results from last nightβs operation:
β’ 19 traffic citations issued
β’ 6 arrests
β’ 4 vehicles impounded for 30 days
Street racing and street takeovers are maliciously reckless activities that endanger participants, bystanders, and our communities. These dangerous events will not be tolerated in Los Angeles County.
Deputies and Detectives will continue to aggressively enforce the law, combat these ongoing activities, and work to restore peace and safety to the communities we serve.
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βWhosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God dwelleth in him, and he in God. And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him."
1 John 4:15-16 KJV
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The United States is giving serious consideration to changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America in that we donβt expect to doing much business with Ontario any longer. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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Tuesday: Still watching weather impacts with severe storms, fire danger, heavy rain, and dangerous heat.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: A large wildfire that's burning in Palo Pinto County, Texas, west of Fort Worth, spread rapidly overnight. It has now consumed at least 50,000 acres.
18 hours ago, what started as a small vegetation fire has burned through areas of Palo Pinto County and Jack County with evacuation orders and cancellation of classes for Graford ISD.
π¨According to Jack County, mandatory evacuations are in Progress: βA wildfire is currently spreading southeast of Highway 4 and FM 2210, heading north and east. Stay alert! If you are in the affected area, LEAVE NOW and travel east on FM 2210. A shelter is available at Twin Lakes Activity Center on Highway 59 in Jacksboro.β
Firefighters in the area are prioritizing life safety and structure protection, while working to create containment lines.
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18 hours ago, what started as a small vegetation fire has burned through areas of Palo Pinto County and Jack County with evacuation orders and cancellation of classes for Graford ISD.
π¨According to Jack County, mandatory evacuations are in Progress: βA wildfire is currently spreading southeast of Highway 4 and FM 2210, heading north and east. Stay alert! If you are in the affected area, LEAVE NOW and travel east on FM 2210. A shelter is available at Twin Lakes Activity Center on Highway 59 in Jacksboro.β
Firefighters in the area are prioritizing life safety and structure protection, while working to create containment lines.
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HEROES.
USCG personnel helped rescue a man who was attacked by a shark in Key West, Florida.
Thank you to these Coast Guard heroes for saving this man and their commitment to service.
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USCG personnel helped rescue a man who was attacked by a shark in Key West, Florida.
Thank you to these Coast Guard heroes for saving this man and their commitment to service.
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Cops working today βare not scared of going to work and being killed as a result of the work that they are doing...
They are scared about doing the job that they were trained to do, in the exact manner in which they were trained to do it, and facing either getting fired, or in the worst cases, being criminally charged and going to jail... again for doing exactly what we, the American public, asked them to do and trained them to do.β
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They are scared about doing the job that they were trained to do, in the exact manner in which they were trained to do it, and facing either getting fired, or in the worst cases, being criminally charged and going to jail... again for doing exactly what we, the American public, asked them to do and trained them to do.β
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TikTok just removed video by Spencer Pratt
"Child-murderer supporters on TikTok are mass-reporting my video on the Clancy insanity. It's wild to see the allergic reaction people have to truth. It's like when a demon gets sprayed with holy water."
Everyone should watch and share it
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"Child-murderer supporters on TikTok are mass-reporting my video on the Clancy insanity. It's wild to see the allergic reaction people have to truth. It's like when a demon gets sprayed with holy water."
Everyone should watch and share it
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NEW: Trish Hyde is the ICE official who personally oversaw the agencyβs operation in VA & MD.
I asked her to respond to critics who say only 400 of the 1,300+ illegal aliens arrested had a criminal history?
"If you're in the country illegally, you are a criminal,β Hyde said. You've broken the laws of our land."
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I asked her to respond to critics who say only 400 of the 1,300+ illegal aliens arrested had a criminal history?
"If you're in the country illegally, you are a criminal,β Hyde said. You've broken the laws of our land."
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