Dozens of cars were vandalized overnight in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood.

Goofies Of Chicago

NYPD officers are ONLY trained on what they can’t do, not what they should do.

The below “training video” was the NYPD’s attempt to “train” around NYC local law 10-181 aka the “diapraghm law” or the “chokehold law”.

In this video officers are trained they cannot perform basic control techniques found in wrestling and jiu jitsu. Notice they are not trained on what to do because there is no way to train around this law.

Since the inception of this law EVERY TIME a suspect resists arrest one way or the other NYPD officers violate 10-181.

We are asking officers to go perform a very dangerous, high pressure job and hope they will not arbitrarily be selected for prosecution for doing the very job we ask them to do.

I warned since its inception that is was not a matter of if a district attorney would use this law to prosecute a cop during a politically charged event but rather when.

And now we a have a cop sitting in jail awaiting sentencing of up to 7 years in prison for attempting to arrest a violently resisting suspect who was uninjured during the encounter.

FREE NYPD OFFICER OMAR HABIB

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Very sad to report that Dolly Parton, one of the greatest Country singers, and far beyond, EVER, has just passed away. This is a true loss for millions of people. There has never been anyone like her, and never will. In her honor, I am lowering the American flag throughout the United States for a one week period beginning tonight at 6:00PM. Rest in Peace, Dolly! The World loves you. President DONALD J. TRUMP

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NO LICENSE PLATE READERS HERE: Tremonton-Garland Police have decided not to move forward with license plate recognition technology after testing it in the community.

Police say the camera was a Motorola system, not a Flock Safety camera, and was being tested on a trial basis to see whether it provided enough benefit in investigating and solving crimes.

After reviewing the pilot program, the department decided it didn’t.

“After reviewing the results of the pilot program, we did not find sufficient benefit to justify the potential cost, or the privacy concerns associated with continued use of the technology,” Chief Cordova said.
The camera has been removed, and police say the department will not purchase the system.

The decision comes amid a growing debate over license plate readers in Utah, including questions about privacy, data retention and access to information collected by the cameras.

Cordova thanked residents who raised concerns, saying, “Protecting this community means protecting both your safety and your rights, and those two things are not in conflict.”

Heidi Hatch

WATCH: Rockfall in Zion National Park yesterday has temporarily impacted access through Zion Canyon near Big Bend.

Crews are working to clear the roadway, and the road is expected to reopen soon once the debris has been cleared. No injuries reported.

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NEW: An 8-hour power outage is planned for residents in Huntington Park during peak heat hours.

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POV: You’re trying to get that perfect sunrise patrol shot… 🌄🚔
Then the local resident demands some screen time. 🐴😂

CHP Coalinga

This criminal illegal alien and MS-13 terrorist has been charged with first-degree MURDER in Florida after allegedly shooting a man and burning his body.

If it weren’t for the reckless open-border policies of the Obama administration, he would NEVER have been allowed into our country.

ICE is working with our partners to ensure this illegal alien killer is REMOVED from our country once he faces justice.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin

Happening Now: Fans Bringing Flowers to Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Star

Jessica Palmadessa

The Pacific remains very active, but it's been much quieter in the Atlantic Basin. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a wave just off the western tip of Africa that has a high probability of formation over the next 7 days. If it gets named, it will be named Dolly.

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NEW: An Army MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment was involved in an aviation incident during a routine training operation near Denver, Colorado, on Aug. 25.

The helicopter made an apparently unplanned landing in a wooded area in the foothills west of Denver. Four people were aboard, and initial reports indicate that no injuries were reported.

The Army has opened a safety investigation, and officials have not yet released details about what caused the incident.

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MAKE THIS CONNECTICUT MOM FAMOUS. She saw three teenagers stranded on I-95, stopped to help, and nearly died SAVING ONE OF THEM.

Ashley, a 42-year-old Connecticut mother of three, pulled over after seeing teenagers involved in a crash on a rain-soaked Rhode Island highway.

Then another vehicle hydroplaned toward them, and Ashley shoved 19-year-old Vinny out of its path. The car hit HER instead.

She suffered devastating injuries, including internal bleeding, fractured ribs and organ damage, and more than a month later she was still hospitalized.

Then Ashley learned something incredible.

The teenager whose life she had just saved was the son of a woman she'd been friends with for 14 years.

“I'm just a mom,” she said. “Somebody was hurting. That's just what you do.”
No, Ashley.
That's what a HERO does.

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Closing arguments are expected tomorrow in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.

Clancy admits to killing her three small children, one as young as eight months old, at their Massachusetts home in January 2023.

Prosecutors argue the killings were deliberate. Her defense says Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis and could not appreciate the wrongfulness of her actions.

Nate Foy lays out the latest from the courtroom and explains what's at stake for Clancy as the final witness is called to the stand.

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Iryna Zarutska’s family is suing the city of Charlotte, but there’s an even bigger question: Why was Decarlos Brown Jr. free to be on that train in the first place?

Brown had 14 prior arrests and had served more than five years in prison for armed robbery.

Then in January 2025, police encountered him outside a hospital while he was reporting bizarre delusions about something controlling his body.

He was arrested for misusing 911 and released that same day on a written promise to appear.

By July, his own public defender was asking the court for a mental competency evaluation. A judge ordered one on July 28. Less than a month later, prosecutors say Brown randomly stabbed 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska to death on a Charlotte light-rail train.

Yes, security transit failed, but this was bigger than transit. The criminal justice and mental-health systems encountered this man again and again and still failed to keep him off the streets or get him sustained treatment before an innocent woman was killed.

Iryna’s family deserves answers from ALL of them.

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GUILLOTINE FOUND ON PICK-UP TRUCK PARKED OUTSIDE OF SCOTUS BUILDING: US Capitol Police are investigating after what appears to be a guillotine was found in the bed of a pick-up truck parked outside of the Supreme Court building in Washington DC

The suspicious pick-up truck investigation is underway on East Capitol Street at First Street NE, just steps away from the Supreme Court of the United States building. Authorities have yet to officially release any information. MPD’s K-9 units were also initially requested for a sweep of the truck.

US Capitol Police have arrested a 35 year-old California man and charged him with Carrying a Dangerous Weapon. (Guillotine) https://www.uscp.gov/media-center/press-releases/uscp-arrests-driver-guillotine-truckbed

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'HE WAS A KNOWN AGITATOR AGAINST ICE'

"He was out there with the sole purpose to hinder ICE."

Carl Higbie reacts to Alex Pretti’s family speaking about the incident involving ICE that led to the death of their son.

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Right now in California, convicted sex offenders can hold public office, including on school boards.

I introduced amendments to AB 2691 that would have banned all convicted sex offenders from holding public office. No tiers. No carve-outs. No exceptions.

On a party-line vote, the majority rejected them, protecting a loophole that lets some convicted sex offenders still serve, including on school boards.

Every Californian deserves to know their local officials aren't convicted predators.

My colleagues had the chance to guarantee that. They chose not to.

Senator Suzette Valladares

This summer, Officer Trotignon responded to a shoplifting incident in Factoria.

Thanks to his great relationships with local businesses, Trotignon was able to quickly identify the suspect nearby and detain them without incident.

Learn more about the case below.

The Bellevue Police Department (WA)