The National Fraternal Order of Police regrets to report that as of midnight on 31 August, there have been 215 officers shot in the line of duty in 2026. Of those officers shot, 20 of them were killed.

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A 14-year-old girl is accused of giving birth on the side of a road and leaving the infant to die in Monterey County, California.

Investigators named the deceased newborn “Baby Angelita."

Angelita's young mother is at-large and wanted on suspicion of murder. The murder suspect's father, Sergio Galvez Perez, is wanted on suspicion of incest and child sex crimes.

Investigators believe Perez is hiding out with his teen daughter.

Sheriff Nieto said, "Perez is the biological father of the 14-year-old murder suspect and the biological father of Baby Angelita.”

Nieto said, "I’m here to say to Sergio Galvez Perez: you need to turn yourself in."

Full story: http://www.kron4.com/news/california/sheriff-girl-14-left-baby-to-die-on-side-of-moss-landing-road/

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It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Retired Detective Gregory Mallette. Greg passed away on Saturday, August 29, 2026, following a brief battle with cancer.

Greg began his career with the San Gabriel Police Department on January 22, 1988. During nearly 37 years of dedicated service, he spent much of his career as a detective, serving in the Youth and Special Services Division and the Investigations Division. Greg also served several assignments as a Field Training Officer, helping prepare and mentor officers entrusted with carrying forward the Department’s commitment to serving the San Gabriel community.

Greg retired on December 27, 2024, leaving behind a distinguished legacy of service, experience, and dedication. His contributions to the Department and the community will not be forgotten.

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

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AN 18-YEAR-OLD IS DEAD, and Topeka police say the 23-year-old accused of killing him opened fire at an occupied home in a PREMEDITATED murder.

Officers found Joshua Stockman unresponsive shortly after midnight on August 23 after responding to gunfire on Southeast 23rd Street. Joshua was pronounced deceased at the scene before his adult life had really even begun.

Six days later, police arrested Erwin Tyrone Lockridge Jr. and booked him on allegations of intentional and premeditated first-degree murder and criminal discharge of a firearm at an occupied dwelling.

Police have not publicly announced what they believe led to the shooting, but Lockridge is now being held on a $1.5 MILLION bond.

Joshua Stockman was only 18 years old, and his family deserves to know exactly why someone allegedly decided that his life should end that night.

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BREAKING: Lindsay Clancy jury tells judge it cannot come to unanimous verdict, judge says keep trying

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On September 1, 1984, Reserve Sheriff’s Captain Beauford “Loyd” Brooks, 46, was killed while directing traffic on Highway 39, north of Azusa.

Captain Brooks was attempting to stop traffic so a helicopter could land and airlift two people who had been injured in an earlier vehicle rollover. As he stood on an unpaved pullout, a car driven by a 20-year-old Glendora man struck him. Brooks was rushed to Arcadia Methodist Hospital, where he died in surgery approximately three hours later.

Loyd Brooks demonstrated an extraordinary dedication to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and to his community. He began his service with the LASD in February 1971, following seven years as a reserve police officer with the City of Montebello. While assigned to the reserve company at East Los Angeles Station, he sometimes devoted more than 160 hours a month to his reserve duties.

Throughout his career, Brooks sustained numerous injuries while confronting combative suspects. His commitment to helping others extended well beyond his law-enforcement duties. As a member of the “Newton Boosters,” he played an important role in procuring food for as many as 4,000 families in need each Christmas. He also frequently purchased toys for children with his own money.

Captain Brooks was survived by his wife, Charlene; his daughters, Lori, 24, and Mitzi, 23; and his grandson, Cory Bruce.

His dedication to his department and his generosity toward those in need left a lasting legacy of service to others.

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WE DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS. Gurmeet Singh came to America on a SIX-MONTH visitor visa, stayed after it expired, eventually got a green card, then r*ped and kidnapped a woman at knifepoint and STILL became a U.S. citizen five months later.

Singh arrived from India in 1992 as a temporary visitor and remained in the country after his visa expired. He eventually obtained permanent residency through a family petition in 2000.

Then in May 2011, while working as a cabdriver in New York, Singh attacked a female passenger who had fallen asleep in his cab. She woke up with him on top of her holding a knife to her throat before he bound, gagged, blindfolded and r*ped her.

Singh concealed the crime during his naturalization process and became an American citizen that October.

He was later convicted and sentenced to 20 years.

Now, FIFTEEN YEARS after the attack, a federal judge has finally stripped him of his citizenship.

He is due to leave prison in 2029, when DHS will decide whether to deport him.
How many chances was this system supposed to give one man?

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⚠️Tornado Warning including Glenmora LA, Forest Hill LA and McNary LA until 12:30 PM CDT

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Stay cool 💦⛱

•Never leave children or pets in vehicles

•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors

•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.

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It’s 12:20 p.m. on the final day of the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, and little has been accomplished so far. The judge will decide before end of day if the trial will be bound over in the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The judge ruled cameras can remain in the courtroom and denied a defense request to classify the URL of a Polymarket bet on Tyler Robinson’s guilt or innocence. Not only will the URL remain part of the public record — now everyone is talking about it.

Erika Kirk is in court today, sitting next to her mother- and father-in-law.

Robinson’s family is also here, sitting in the front row.

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JUST IN: Tropical Storm Edouard is approaching the TX/LA border. The primary threat remains heavy rain and the risk of flash flooding. Gusts up to 50 mph possible near the coast.

⚠️"PLEASE STAY OFF THE ROADS"

Houston officials are encouraging residents to stay inside if possible and "maybe binge-watch a TV show" ahead of Edouard's impacts: https://www.khou.com/video/weather/weather-impact/stay-off-the-roads-tonight-houston-officials-to-residents-as-edouard-nears/285-509a9aa8-2844-40c4-8eb1-9f6cb73cc4a7

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A few reporter notes from court today — the final day of the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, who is accused in the assassination of Charlie Kirk:
Robinson’s family is sitting in the front row of the courtroom today.

Erika Kirk is back in court, seated with Charlie Kirk’s parents, Robert and Kathryn Kirk. Several family friends are also here, including Andrew Kolvet and Kathryn Adams Limbaugh, the widow of Rush Limbaugh.

Robinson is wearing another light gray suit. It gives him a more subdued, washed-out appearance — very different from the traditional dark blue or black “power suit.” Whether intentional or not, it has been a noticeable choice throughout these hearings.

Erika Kirk has already been emotional in court ahead of closing arguments. The judge told the family that proceedings would pause if they needed to get up and leave when a photo showing Charlie Kirk’s final moments is displayed on a screen inside the courtroom. Erika nodded in agreement as the judge spoke.
From my observations inside the courtroom, Robinson does not appear outwardly stressed or overwhelmed by the proceedings. He has been talking with his defense counsel and was seen laughing and joking with them before the judge entered the courtroom.

One person who had been waiting in line for a ticket to today’s hearing and has promoted conspiracy theories surrounding the case was escorted off court property by police officers around 5 a.m.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT:
Court resumes at 1:10 p.m.
The state is expected to have about 45 minutes for its closing argument. The defense indicated it expects to take approximately an hour and 15 minutes, along with some additional discussion.

The state will then have the final word before the judge takes the arguments under consideration.

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NYPD cops didn’t forget how to arrest resisting suspects. Local law 10-181 made it a crime to deploy wrestling & jiu Jitsu techniques on a resisting perpetrator. This is the result.

John D. Macari Jr. 🇺🇸🗽

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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ICYMI: This SWAT team used a drone equipped with a magnet to disarm a suspect holding a knife. The department called the tactic a 'nationwide first' for resolving a high-risk standoff safely.

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REPORT: LA Mayor Bass angers restaurant owners, as she has ordered LAPD to stop issuing fines to street vendors.

This after earlier this year Mayor Bass announced MILLIONS in taxpayer money to be used for "free food carts" to street vendors

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BREAKING: The jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial have requested to recess for the day after failing to come to a unanimous decision.

The judge has sent them home. Jurors will return Wednesday at 9am.

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Assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler was just used by Prosecution in Utah court as an example of why Tyler Robinson should go to trial on Aggravated murder of Charlie Kirk ... because Robinson could have hit anyone in the Charlie Kirk crowd, as Butler shooter did.  Aggravated murder carries death penalty in Utah if convicted.

Matt Finn