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On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, the Kentucky State Police (KSP) Aircraft Support Branch was requested by KYEM to assist Wolfe County SAR with a hoist rescue mission in the Red River Gorge for an 18-year-old male who became ill in the area.
Due to the victim's location, challenging terrain, and medical condition, a KSP helicopter was requested to assist with the rescue. Members of the KSP Aircraft Support Branch, in coordination with the KSP Special Operations Branch Special Response Team, KY USAR TF-1, and responding search-and-rescue agencies, successfully located and hoisted the victim from the area.
Following the aerial rescue, the victim was transported by the KSP helicopter to the Middle Fork Volunteer Fire Department, where he was transferred to Powell County EMS for continued medical care and transport to the hospital.
Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1ETQBdMY4y/
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Due to the victim's location, challenging terrain, and medical condition, a KSP helicopter was requested to assist with the rescue. Members of the KSP Aircraft Support Branch, in coordination with the KSP Special Operations Branch Special Response Team, KY USAR TF-1, and responding search-and-rescue agencies, successfully located and hoisted the victim from the area.
Following the aerial rescue, the victim was transported by the KSP helicopter to the Middle Fork Volunteer Fire Department, where he was transferred to Powell County EMS for continued medical care and transport to the hospital.
Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1ETQBdMY4y/
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Stress, injury and movement can expose hidden equipment conflicts that aren't apparent on the range. Learn how those issues can affect officer performance during critical incidents.
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The Hidden Equipment Problems Officers Don't Discover Until It's Too Late
Stress, injury and movement can expose hidden equipment conflicts that aren't apparent on the range. Learn how those issues can affect officer performance during critical incidents...
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A massive brawl spills onto the field in Colombia as soccer fans clash in the stands, with several people flashing knives in the middle of the chaos.
The fight erupted about 30 minutes into the match between Independiente Santa Fe and America de Cali after home supporters allegedly took a banner from visiting fans.
Officials suspend play and sent both teams to their locker rooms while authorities used tear gas to clear the crowd. Play eventually resumed about 50 minutes later.
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The fight erupted about 30 minutes into the match between Independiente Santa Fe and America de Cali after home supporters allegedly took a banner from visiting fans.
Officials suspend play and sent both teams to their locker rooms while authorities used tear gas to clear the crowd. Play eventually resumed about 50 minutes later.
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NEW: Dashcam footage captured the moment a driverless Waymo collided with another vehicle exiting a parking lot in Sunnyvale, California. A spokesperson for Waymo said the robotaxi pulled over at a wider space to exchange insurance information.
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Patrick Clancyβs 911 call is devastating.
My heart breaks for him.
911 Dispatcher: Explain how she tried to commit suicide. (multiple voices are heard) Where is she now? Stay awake. How old is she?
Patrick Clancy: 31-33.
Dispatcher: Is she awake?
Patrick: Yes.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing?
Patrick: Yeah. Lindsay, what did you do to your neck? Sheβs talking.
Dispatcher: When did this happen?
Patrick: In the last half hour.
Dispatcher: How far did she fall?
Patrick: 20 feet. (multiple voices are heard)
Dispatcher: Is she responding normally?
Patrick: A little bit. Wake up!
Dispatcher: What part of the body was injured?
Patrick: Her neck. β¦ Sheβs breathing. Lindsay, look at me! Look at me!
Dispatcher: Are there weapons?
Patrick: I donβt see any. Where are the kids? (multiple voices are heard)
Dispatch: Do not move her.
Patrick: Open your eyes. Can someone β OK, Lindsay, look at me. Open your eyes.
Dispatcher: Iβm going to tell you how to stop the bleeding.
Patrick: Itβs not bleeding β¦ open wounds. Sheβs in the backyard.
Dispatcher: Is there something on her neck? A knife or something? Can you put pressure on it?
Patrick: No. (multiple voices are heard)
Patrick: Lindsay, wake up. (moaning is heard)
Dispatcher: Put pressure on the cut.
Patrick: Lindsay, look at me. Say my name. Sheβs conscious.
Dispatcher: Donβt move her. Tell her to be still. (Whimpering is heard in the background, as well as sirens in the distance.)
Dispatcher: Iβm going to stay on the line with you. Is there a fence?
Patrick: Right here, right here! β¦ I need you to stay, and Iβll go check on my kids.
Patrick: Hello? (footsteps are heard) Guys? Guys? Oh, no! (yelling is heard) Oh, no! (more yelling) Wake up! (Patrick is heard screaming).
Dispatcher: What is he screaming about?
Patrick: (Crying, screaming and gasping) OH, MY GOD! (more screaming)
Dispatcher: Hello? Whatβs going on?
Patrick: Basement! Basement! OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? hello?
Patrick: (Screaming. Screaming, Screaming.) AHHHHH, SHE KILLED THE KIDS!!! OH, MY GOD! (Screaming. Screaming. Screaming. Screaming.) Dawson! My buddy! (Screaming)
Dispatcher: βOh, s***.β
Please pray for Patrick.
Steven Ertelt
My heart breaks for him.
911 Dispatcher: Explain how she tried to commit suicide. (multiple voices are heard) Where is she now? Stay awake. How old is she?
Patrick Clancy: 31-33.
Dispatcher: Is she awake?
Patrick: Yes.
Dispatcher: Is she breathing?
Patrick: Yeah. Lindsay, what did you do to your neck? Sheβs talking.
Dispatcher: When did this happen?
Patrick: In the last half hour.
Dispatcher: How far did she fall?
Patrick: 20 feet. (multiple voices are heard)
Dispatcher: Is she responding normally?
Patrick: A little bit. Wake up!
Dispatcher: What part of the body was injured?
Patrick: Her neck. β¦ Sheβs breathing. Lindsay, look at me! Look at me!
Dispatcher: Are there weapons?
Patrick: I donβt see any. Where are the kids? (multiple voices are heard)
Dispatch: Do not move her.
Patrick: Open your eyes. Can someone β OK, Lindsay, look at me. Open your eyes.
Dispatcher: Iβm going to tell you how to stop the bleeding.
Patrick: Itβs not bleeding β¦ open wounds. Sheβs in the backyard.
Dispatcher: Is there something on her neck? A knife or something? Can you put pressure on it?
Patrick: No. (multiple voices are heard)
Patrick: Lindsay, wake up. (moaning is heard)
Dispatcher: Put pressure on the cut.
Patrick: Lindsay, look at me. Say my name. Sheβs conscious.
Dispatcher: Donβt move her. Tell her to be still. (Whimpering is heard in the background, as well as sirens in the distance.)
Dispatcher: Iβm going to stay on the line with you. Is there a fence?
Patrick: Right here, right here! β¦ I need you to stay, and Iβll go check on my kids.
Patrick: Hello? (footsteps are heard) Guys? Guys? Oh, no! (yelling is heard) Oh, no! (more yelling) Wake up! (Patrick is heard screaming).
Dispatcher: What is he screaming about?
Patrick: (Crying, screaming and gasping) OH, MY GOD! (more screaming)
Dispatcher: Hello? Whatβs going on?
Patrick: Basement! Basement! OH, MY GOD!
Dispatcher: Hello? hello?
Patrick: (Screaming. Screaming, Screaming.) AHHHHH, SHE KILLED THE KIDS!!! OH, MY GOD! (Screaming. Screaming. Screaming. Screaming.) Dawson! My buddy! (Screaming)
Dispatcher: βOh, s***.β
Please pray for Patrick.
Steven Ertelt
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A Lehigh County man faces felony charges after police say he twice sped past a Pennsylvania State Police trooper's traffic stop and threw a milkshake and deodorant container at the officer and patrol vehicle.
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Pa. Driver Accused of Throwing Milkshake, Deodorant at Trooper During Traffic Stop
A Lehigh County man faces felony charges after police say he twice sped past a Pennsylvania State Police trooper's traffic stop and threw a milkshake and deodorant container at...
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Praying for the Newport R.I. police officer who was shot in the line of duty this morning.ππ»
On Tuesday, the harbormasterβs office was contacted by a private party out of New Jersey about a stolen sailboat, asking them to be on the lookout.
βInquiries looking for vessels is not an uncommon occurrence and this notification indicated that the same request went to other harbors in the region,β Police Chief Ryan Duffy said.
The harbormasterβs office found a boat with a similar description anchored in Newportβs north anchorage Wednesday morning, according to Duffy.
Just after 9 a.m., four officers approached the boat with three members of the harbormasterβs office to investigate.
As they came alongside the boat, they were met by a man on the bow, who fled below deck and armed himself with a firearm, Duffy said. Shots were then fired.
The suspect, later identified as Brendan Norris, 27, of Newport, died following the shooting, according to a spokesperson for the city.
One officer was shot in the leg during the ordeal. The spokesperson said the officer was treated at Newport Hospital and is now recovering at home.
More: https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/east-bay/police-respond-to-shots-fired-incident-in-newport/
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On Tuesday, the harbormasterβs office was contacted by a private party out of New Jersey about a stolen sailboat, asking them to be on the lookout.
βInquiries looking for vessels is not an uncommon occurrence and this notification indicated that the same request went to other harbors in the region,β Police Chief Ryan Duffy said.
The harbormasterβs office found a boat with a similar description anchored in Newportβs north anchorage Wednesday morning, according to Duffy.
Just after 9 a.m., four officers approached the boat with three members of the harbormasterβs office to investigate.
As they came alongside the boat, they were met by a man on the bow, who fled below deck and armed himself with a firearm, Duffy said. Shots were then fired.
The suspect, later identified as Brendan Norris, 27, of Newport, died following the shooting, according to a spokesperson for the city.
One officer was shot in the leg during the ordeal. The spokesperson said the officer was treated at Newport Hospital and is now recovering at home.
More: https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/east-bay/police-respond-to-shots-fired-incident-in-newport/
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THIS IS DEMOCRAT-RUN PUBLIC SCHOOLS!!! Chicago Public Schools fired Mario Garcia after a 2005 sexual-misconduct case involving a 14-year-old student and put him on its permanent DO-NOT-HIRE list.
Then another school district hired him to teach THIRD GRADE.
Then, when he applied to West Chicago District 33, NBC reports that all Garcia had to do was falsely claim he had never been terminated.
Now he is jailed on 11 felony counts alleging sexual assault and abuse involving FIVE students from the 2025-26 school year. ELEVEN!
The prior firing was publicly searchable, and somehow he wound up back in a classroom full of elementary-school children.
Parents have every right to be furious.
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Then another school district hired him to teach THIRD GRADE.
Then, when he applied to West Chicago District 33, NBC reports that all Garcia had to do was falsely claim he had never been terminated.
Now he is jailed on 11 felony counts alleging sexual assault and abuse involving FIVE students from the 2025-26 school year. ELEVEN!
The prior firing was publicly searchable, and somehow he wound up back in a classroom full of elementary-school children.
Parents have every right to be furious.
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Celebrating 100 years of service in the Santa Clarita Valley! π
ALADS was proud to support Santa Clarita Stationβs 100th Anniversary celebration, honoring a century of dedication to the community. Thank you to everyone who came out to commemorate this incredible milestone.
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ALADS was proud to support Santa Clarita Stationβs 100th Anniversary celebration, honoring a century of dedication to the community. Thank you to everyone who came out to commemorate this incredible milestone.
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Autopsy shows Derek Chauvin is innocent
- No life threatening injuries
- No injuries to the anterior muscles of the neck
-No scalp or brain injuries
-no chest wall or soft tissue injuries
-upper torso negative for occult trauma
- Fetanyl -11 ng
- Hydroxy-1.2 ng
- Meth - 19 ng
Chauvin was wrongly prosecuted, he deserves to be released... this is mob mentality justice... not justice
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- No life threatening injuries
- No injuries to the anterior muscles of the neck
-No scalp or brain injuries
-no chest wall or soft tissue injuries
-upper torso negative for occult trauma
- Fetanyl -11 ng
- Hydroxy-1.2 ng
- Meth - 19 ng
Chauvin was wrongly prosecuted, he deserves to be released... this is mob mentality justice... not justice
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FULL SPEECH: Independent journalist Nick Shirley blasted California Democrats and Governor Gavin Newsom for allowing Assembly Bill 2624 to become law.
Itβs been dubbed the "Stop Nick Shirley Actβ and removes personal information like addresses of immigrant run organizations.
But Shirley argues it will now be a crime to conduct and publish fraud investigations.
Which in turn would stifle freedom of speech and journalism.
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Itβs been dubbed the "Stop Nick Shirley Actβ and removes personal information like addresses of immigrant run organizations.
But Shirley argues it will now be a crime to conduct and publish fraud investigations.
Which in turn would stifle freedom of speech and journalism.
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RODEO π
Over the weekend, our Mounted Unit attended the 40th Annual Norco Mounted Posse PRCA Rodeo for Law Enforcement Day.
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Over the weekend, our Mounted Unit attended the 40th Annual Norco Mounted Posse PRCA Rodeo for Law Enforcement Day.
San Bernardino PD
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Police encountered this stolen Mercedes multiple times. Hours later, two innocent people were dead.
Authorities say the $220,000 G-Wagon was stolen from a New Jersey shore town after the keys were left inside. Police attempted to stop the SUV during the night. Other officers encountered it again hours later. Then came the devastating ending.
Prosecutors accuse 18-year-old Nayshaun Brown of driving the stolen Mercedes when it crossed into oncoming traffic and slammed head-on into a car carrying Robert Barr Jr., 54, and Alice Stilwell, 67. Both were killed.
Brown and three juveniles were taken into custody after the crash. Court records say the four tried to run before responding officers caught them.
Two people who had absolutely NOTHING to do with the alleged crimes lost their lives.
Full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/liberal-nj-laws-limiting-police-traffic-stops-leads-to-two-innocent-people-getting-killed
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Authorities say the $220,000 G-Wagon was stolen from a New Jersey shore town after the keys were left inside. Police attempted to stop the SUV during the night. Other officers encountered it again hours later. Then came the devastating ending.
Prosecutors accuse 18-year-old Nayshaun Brown of driving the stolen Mercedes when it crossed into oncoming traffic and slammed head-on into a car carrying Robert Barr Jr., 54, and Alice Stilwell, 67. Both were killed.
Brown and three juveniles were taken into custody after the crash. Court records say the four tried to run before responding officers caught them.
Two people who had absolutely NOTHING to do with the alleged crimes lost their lives.
Full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/liberal-nj-laws-limiting-police-traffic-stops-leads-to-two-innocent-people-getting-killed
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When the swing refuses to let go π³
What started as a normal day at the playground turned into an unexpected rescue after a person became stuck in a swing in Oakland, California.
Video shows multiple Oakland firefighters working together to carefully free the person from the playground equipment as bystanders watched.
Thankfully, crews were able to get them out. Itβs unclear if any injuries were reported.
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What started as a normal day at the playground turned into an unexpected rescue after a person became stuck in a swing in Oakland, California.
Video shows multiple Oakland firefighters working together to carefully free the person from the playground equipment as bystanders watched.
Thankfully, crews were able to get them out. Itβs unclear if any injuries were reported.
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Is 100 years in prison ENOUGH for bringing rifles, body armor and explosives to attack law enforcement officers?
Federal prosecutors say members of a North Texas Antifa cell arrived at the Prairieland Detention Center in black bloc with
guns, body armor, military-style medical gear and fireworks.
They vandalized the facility and used fireworks as the confrontation escalated.
Then Benjamin Song yelled, βget to the rifles!β According to trial evidence, Song opened fire and SH*T an Alvarado police officer IN THE NECK while unarmed correctional officers ran for cover.
The officer survived.
A jury convicted Song of attempted murder and other federal offenses. His sentence: 100 YEARS.
Seven other defendants sentenced with him received decades behind bars as well.
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Federal prosecutors say members of a North Texas Antifa cell arrived at the Prairieland Detention Center in black bloc with
guns, body armor, military-style medical gear and fireworks.
They vandalized the facility and used fireworks as the confrontation escalated.
Then Benjamin Song yelled, βget to the rifles!β According to trial evidence, Song opened fire and SH*T an Alvarado police officer IN THE NECK while unarmed correctional officers ran for cover.
The officer survived.
A jury convicted Song of attempted murder and other federal offenses. His sentence: 100 YEARS.
Seven other defendants sentenced with him received decades behind bars as well.
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The LA mayor appointed herself to oversee the homeless services agency.
She has skipped more than half of the meetings.
Accountability isnβt optional. Itβs the job.
Scott Turner
She has skipped more than half of the meetings.
Accountability isnβt optional. Itβs the job.
Scott Turner
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