Good night and happy Labor Day weekend!

Showers, storms and heat for your Labor Day Weekend.

West Traffic Division Officer reminds you to plan ahead this Labor Day weekend. Enjoy, and be safe out there!

RICHMOND POLICE OFFICER RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

We are grateful to share that the Richmond Police Officer Justin Church, who was wounded in the shooting on Key Boulevard has been released from the hospital and is now recovering with family and loved ones.

We are incredibly thankful that the officer’s injuries were not life-threatening and that they are now home. The outpouring of support from our Richmond community, allied law enforcement agencies, and everyone who has reached out with thoughts, prayers, and well wishes has meant so much to our department and our officer.

Updated Press Release, to include suspect information, can be located on the Richmond Police Department website or linked below:

Link to Press Release: https://www.ci.richmond.ca.us/4693/Press-Releases

BREAKING: U.S. Central Command confirms the U.S. struck three Iranian oil tankers in response to Iran targeting U.S. Navy warships

It’s Saturday in America. 🏈🦅

🔗 The White House

Experts: Fox Pivots Away From Trump With Bartiromo Ouster

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/fox-maria-bartiromo-donald-trump/2026/09/04/id/1268444/

We Miss You Charlie is racing up the charts - #18 overall song!

Keep it going 🚀

http://Too.fm/charliekirk

WATCH: President Trump is asked if he's been following the Lindsay Clancy trial after the jury deadlocks and a mistrial is declared.

"It's a shame. It's a horrible tragedy. I see what's happened, and it looks like it's a hung jury."

Trump says he assumes another trial will follow, adding, "But you'll find out what the price to pay is."

Not every impact will be visible, and not every effort will be recognized. Keep doing the work because someone, somewhere, is better because you did.

'SHE ADMITTED TO KILLING HER KIDS'

“If this woman isn’t buried under the jail, mark my words: this will set a precedent for a landslide of insanity defenses that are already erroneously granted far more often than they should be.”

Carl Higbie reacts to the Lindsay Clancy case being declared a mistrial.

STAY AWAY, YOU ARE NOT WELCOME: Port Authority’s retired cops just told Kathy Hochul and Mayor Mamdani to stay away from Ground Zero on 9/11... GOOD!

Their letter: you haven’t earned the privilege to stand with the families, survivors, and first responders. Your presence would cause profound pain and turn a solemn day into a political circus.

On Mamdani: anti-American associations, anti-law-enforcement record, judgment that doesn’t belong at that sacred site on the 25th anniversary.

On Hochul: she can issue heritage proclamations all she wants… but wiping One World Trade Center off her Muslim American Heritage Month site list while expecting a warm welcome at Ground Zero? Absolute tone-deaf.

25 years later.
Still sacred ground.
Not a photo op for politicians who spit on cops and erase the towers.

Happy Saturday!

PURE EVIL: An Illinois mom accused of k*lling her 2-year-old son had become VERY invested in the Lindsay Clancy m*rder trial and was texting friends about it just HOURS before her own child was found d*ad.

The parallels are disturbing and heartbreaking. In Illinois, police say a neighbor found 2-year-old Barrett Walsh hanging from a basement rafter and then found his mother, Corie Walsh, badly injured in a bathtub.

Court documents say Walsh later told officers she killed Barrett because she believed he was the “devil” and the “anti-Christ.” Prosecutors say she had been actively discussing the Clancy case in a group text with friends earlier that same day.

Walsh now faces three counts of first-degree m*rder.

ANOTHER MOTHER is accused of killing her child. Someone check on the Lindsay Clancy fans because this is terrifying.

His name was Barrett Walsh.He was TWO YEARS OLD. Please pray for his father and siblings. This has to stop.

This was filmed last Monday morning at Veterinary Clinic in Richmond, Virginia.
The officer is Sergeant Paul Greer. He's 44 years old with the Richmond Police Department.
The dog is a nine-year-old German Shepherd named Kodak. Paul's K9 partner for eight years.
Paul and Kodak were paired when Kodak was fourteen months old. They went through sixteen weeks of handler training together in Chesterfield County. They worked patrol, search operations, and community events together for eight consecutive years. Paul estimates they logged more than eleven thousand hours on duty together.
Kodak retired from active service fourteen months ago when his health began declining. He went home with Paul, as K9 partners typically do when they retire. Paul converted the back bedroom into a dog room. Kodak slept on a memory foam bed beside Paul's side of the bed.
Over the past several months, Kodak's condition worsened gradually. His mobility declined. His appetite became inconsistent. Paul's veterinarian, Dr. Sarah Malone, had been monitoring Kodak carefully through regular visits and was honest with Paul each time about what she was seeing.
Last Sunday evening, Paul sat with Kodak on the back porch for a long time. He called Dr. Malone afterward.
The appointment was Monday morning at nine.
Paul wore his uniform. He told his wife he wasn't sure why, exactly. It just felt right. Like Kodak had always known him in it. Dr. Malone and her technician gave Paul as much time as he needed. He sat on the clinic floor with Kodak in his arms for a long time before Dr. Malone prepared anything.
Paul's wife stood in the corner filming quietly. She knew Paul would want to remember it.
Paul was holding Kodak close, talking to him quietly, when Kodak did something that made everyone in the room go still.
Kodak lifted both front paws. Slowly. With great effort. And placed them on Paul's shoulders.
He held on.
Paul pulled Kodak closer and pressed his face into Kodak's neck. Neither of them moved.
Dr. Malone paused. Stood completely still. Her technician stepped back.
The room was completely quiet.
Paul stayed there holding Kodak for a long time after that.
Dr. Malone told us: "In twenty-two years of practice, I have never paused during a procedure. I paused Monday morning. That dog raised those paws with everything he had left. That was not a reflex. That was a goodbye. And I wasn't going to rush it."
Paul's department honored Kodak with a formal tribute on Tuesday. A post on the department's community page has been shared over forty thousand times.
Paul told the department chaplain: "Eight years on the street together. Through everything. And at the very end, when he could barely move, he lifted his paws and held on. He was telling me it was okay.
That we were okay. I'll carry that for the rest of my life."
*Some partnerships are bigger than the job. Some goodbyes carry more love than any words ever could.”