I've never heard of a police officer's gun, their service weapon, just going "bang." Ever. Particularly a Glock.
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Cop accidentally fires gun at Bed-Stuy subway station, striking woman, NYPD says
Police haven't yet explained how the gun went off.
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This FBI is changing the way we fight crime.
AI. Computer vision. Biometrics. Machine learning.
Technology that can turn mountains of data into actionable leadsβwhile our agents and analysts make the decisions.
This FBI is using every tool available to protect the American peopleβand the results speak for themselves.
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FBI Director Kash Patel
AI. Computer vision. Biometrics. Machine learning.
Technology that can turn mountains of data into actionable leadsβwhile our agents and analysts make the decisions.
This FBI is using every tool available to protect the American peopleβand the results speak for themselves.
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FBI Director Kash Patel
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NINE HIGH-SCHOOL GIRLS were groped in their school hallways, and the student responsible has now been convicted, served his jail sentence and been DEPORTED to El Salvador.
Israel Flores Ortiz was convicted in April on nine counts of assault and battery after surveillance video and victim testimony were presented in court. He received a 360-day jail sentence.
DHS says Flores Ortiz entered the United States illegally in 2024 and that ICE placed a detainer on him following his arrest.
When Fairfax County released him from jail on August 31, he was transferred directly to ICE custody and deported on September 8.
Give the officers credit for getting the job done.
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Israel Flores Ortiz was convicted in April on nine counts of assault and battery after surveillance video and victim testimony were presented in court. He received a 360-day jail sentence.
DHS says Flores Ortiz entered the United States illegally in 2024 and that ICE placed a detainer on him following his arrest.
When Fairfax County released him from jail on August 31, he was transferred directly to ICE custody and deported on September 8.
Give the officers credit for getting the job done.
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BREAKING: At least 80 minibike riders were detained, cited or arrested, while their minibikes were impounded during a police operation to curb illegal street takeovers.
"Today, the Los Angeles Police Departmentβs Operations Central Bureau, in conjunction with members of the Street Racing Taskforce, conducted a public safety operation addressing illegal motorized miniβbike activity on the Sixth Street Bridge.
Officers encountered a group of more than 70 young people β many of them minors β operating unauthorized motorized mini bikes while blocking the bridge, performing donuts and wheelies, riding on the wrong side of the roadway, and weaving in and out of traffic.
The group was accompanied by lead and trail vehicles operated by adults, some identified as parents, who were active participants."
Read more: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/lapd-minibike-crackdown-6th-street-bridge/
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"Today, the Los Angeles Police Departmentβs Operations Central Bureau, in conjunction with members of the Street Racing Taskforce, conducted a public safety operation addressing illegal motorized miniβbike activity on the Sixth Street Bridge.
Officers encountered a group of more than 70 young people β many of them minors β operating unauthorized motorized mini bikes while blocking the bridge, performing donuts and wheelies, riding on the wrong side of the roadway, and weaving in and out of traffic.
The group was accompanied by lead and trail vehicles operated by adults, some identified as parents, who were active participants."
Read more: https://ktla.com/news/local-news/lapd-minibike-crackdown-6th-street-bridge/
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Confidence does not equal speed.
Good police work is not about rushing to prove you can. Itβs about knowing when to move, when to slow down, and when to take the time to get it right.
Composure is confidence, too.
National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)
Good police work is not about rushing to prove you can. Itβs about knowing when to move, when to slow down, and when to take the time to get it right.
Composure is confidence, too.
National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)
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JUST IN: ACTING DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL EXPOSES ALLEGED SKID ROW ELECTION FRAUD
DAG McCotter: "Election fraudβs real...I think this case demonstrates it...It's not just identity theft, but identity theft used for election fraud.β
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DAG McCotter: "Election fraudβs real...I think this case demonstrates it...It's not just identity theft, but identity theft used for election fraud.β
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NEW: An officer and a man are hospitalized after crashing at a West Philadelphia intersection while the officer was responding to a 911 call, police say.
The crash happened around 2:23 p.m. on Sept. 13 at the intersection of 50th and Spruce streets as the officer was rushing to a 911 call, police said.
Officials explained that the crash resulted in both the officer and the other driver to be taken to a nearby hospital. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recoveryππ»
More: https://trib.al/2Sz6Pyn
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The crash happened around 2:23 p.m. on Sept. 13 at the intersection of 50th and Spruce streets as the officer was rushing to a 911 call, police said.
Officials explained that the crash resulted in both the officer and the other driver to be taken to a nearby hospital. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recoveryππ»
More: https://trib.al/2Sz6Pyn
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President Donald J. Trump is back on American soil after a successful trip to Ireland.
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President Donald J. Trump to reporters on Air Force One: "I just wanted to make sure everyone's okay with the music... I love good music. That's what keeps me happy." π€£
"Would you ever allow Chinese autos into the United States?"
POTUS: "I'm the one that kept them out β the tariffs kept them out... unlike Europe, which is being decimated."
POTUS: "I've asked President Zelensky not to hit the diesel plants β refineries... Diesel is being driven up by the fact that it's having a hard time coming out of Russia."
POTUS: "When it comes to the elite [weapons], a lot of that was given to Ukraine β but we're making it very rapidly right now. We're building up our stockpile very fast. Right now, we're making more Patriots than we've ever made."
POTUS: "I find Canada to be very, very difficult to deal with β their leaders, not the people. The people are fantastic."
POTUS says the new helipad on the South Lawn is ready for takeoff π
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"Would you ever allow Chinese autos into the United States?"
POTUS: "I'm the one that kept them out β the tariffs kept them out... unlike Europe, which is being decimated."
POTUS: "I've asked President Zelensky not to hit the diesel plants β refineries... Diesel is being driven up by the fact that it's having a hard time coming out of Russia."
POTUS: "When it comes to the elite [weapons], a lot of that was given to Ukraine β but we're making it very rapidly right now. We're building up our stockpile very fast. Right now, we're making more Patriots than we've ever made."
POTUS: "I find Canada to be very, very difficult to deal with β their leaders, not the people. The people are fantastic."
POTUS says the new helipad on the South Lawn is ready for takeoff π
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WATCH - Air Force Officer Recounts Dramatic Rescue From Iran
βThe moment a PJ showed up to me on that ridgeline was one of the greatest moments of my life,β said the officer known by his mission call sign, DUDE 44 Bravo.
Bravo was the weapons systems officer aboard an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down by an Iranian shoulder-fired missile on April 2 during a mission against drone and missile-related facilities south of Isfahan.
His damaged parachute sent him into a brutal landing that broke his back, arm and shoulder. Injured and alone, he climbed toward a 7,000-foot ridgeline as Iranian forces searched for him.
His pilot, DUDE 44 Alpha, was rescued within hours. Bravo remained behind enemy lines until U.S. pararescue specialists reached him nearly two days later.
The extraordinary operation ended roughly 50 hours after DUDE 44 was shot down.
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βThe moment a PJ showed up to me on that ridgeline was one of the greatest moments of my life,β said the officer known by his mission call sign, DUDE 44 Bravo.
Bravo was the weapons systems officer aboard an F-15E Strike Eagle shot down by an Iranian shoulder-fired missile on April 2 during a mission against drone and missile-related facilities south of Isfahan.
His damaged parachute sent him into a brutal landing that broke his back, arm and shoulder. Injured and alone, he climbed toward a 7,000-foot ridgeline as Iranian forces searched for him.
His pilot, DUDE 44 Alpha, was rescued within hours. Bravo remained behind enemy lines until U.S. pararescue specialists reached him nearly two days later.
The extraordinary operation ended roughly 50 hours after DUDE 44 was shot down.
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Pittsburg Police Officer Jimmy Sanchez was seriously injured in the line of duty on September 3. His courageous actions helped protect fellow officers and prevent further harm.
Stand with Officer Sanchez and his family.
Donate to his Fund A Hero here: https://porac.org/fundraiser/pittsburgpoa_officerjimmysanchez/
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Stand with Officer Sanchez and his family.
Donate to his Fund A Hero here: https://porac.org/fundraiser/pittsburgpoa_officerjimmysanchez/
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New dashcam footage obtained by MDN shows Michigan State Police chasing a Corvette at speeds exceeding 115 mph. MSPβs Trooper 2 helicopter helped track the car, which struck a patrol vehicle during the pursuit.
The chase ended near Livernois and Joy Road, where a male and a female abandoned the Corvette and ran away on foot. Both were taken into custody. Watch above for more.
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The chase ended near Livernois and Joy Road, where a male and a female abandoned the Corvette and ran away on foot. Both were taken into custody. Watch above for more.
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WATCH - Air Force Officer Recounts Dramatic Rescue From Iran βThe moment a PJ showed up to me on that ridgeline was one of the greatest moments of my life,β said the officer known by his mission call sign, DUDE 44 Bravo. Bravo was the weapons systems officerβ¦
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MUST WATCH: The incredible true story of the U.S. Air Force officer shot down in Iran, his heroic rescue, and his faith that sustained him.
The greatest military in the history of the world.
I am so glad the world gets to hear this story, and get a glimpse of the incredible courage that was on full display by our warfighters throughout this entire operation.
I will never forget the anxious feeling in the West Wing as we awaited the news of this brave Airmenβs recovery, which quite fittingly took place on Good Friday.
The United States Military is the absolute best in the world.
Karoline Leavitt
The greatest military in the history of the world.
I am so glad the world gets to hear this story, and get a glimpse of the incredible courage that was on full display by our warfighters throughout this entire operation.
I will never forget the anxious feeling in the West Wing as we awaited the news of this brave Airmenβs recovery, which quite fittingly took place on Good Friday.
The United States Military is the absolute best in the world.
Karoline Leavitt
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NEW: Emergency crews responded to a collision near 120th Street and Figueroa Street in South Los Angeles Saturday afternoon involving an emergency response vehicle.
According to information reported from the scene, seven people were evaluated for injuries, including one firefighter. Video and photos show significant damage to the fire apparatus as authorities secured the area and investigated the collision.
At this time, details surrounding what caused the crash and the conditions of those involved have not been publicly released. Praying for all involvedππ»
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According to information reported from the scene, seven people were evaluated for injuries, including one firefighter. Video and photos show significant damage to the fire apparatus as authorities secured the area and investigated the collision.
At this time, details surrounding what caused the crash and the conditions of those involved have not been publicly released. Praying for all involvedππ»
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MORE OF THIS, please! Attorney General Todd Blanche just oversaw the first-ever use of a federal terrorism-removal court that Congress created 30 years ago. The result: an Afghan woman who conceded she met the legal definition of an βalien terroristβ has been removed from the United States.
Blanche certified the governmentβs application to remove 47-year-old Nazira Haji Zada, and the Justice Department filed the case in July before the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.
DOJ says Zada supported her familyβs ISIS-inspired plan for an Election Day 2024 mass shooting. Her son and son-in-law were convicted in connection with that plot.
The court issued its removal order August 20, and she is now permanently inadmissible to the United States.
Blanche called it a landmark case and said the department would use the tools available under federal law to address terrorism threats.
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Blanche certified the governmentβs application to remove 47-year-old Nazira Haji Zada, and the Justice Department filed the case in July before the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.
DOJ says Zada supported her familyβs ISIS-inspired plan for an Election Day 2024 mass shooting. Her son and son-in-law were convicted in connection with that plot.
The court issued its removal order August 20, and she is now permanently inadmissible to the United States.
Blanche called it a landmark case and said the department would use the tools available under federal law to address terrorism threats.
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LAPD News: Police responding to a reported stabbing in the Hollywood Hills on Saturday night shot and killed a man at the scene, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
Police officers responded to a report of a man with a knife at a home in the 9300 block of Warbler Avenue around 9:30 p.m
When officers arrived, they located the stabbing victim, who was suffering from heavy bleeding. The victim reportedly directed officers to the armed suspect, who was inside the home.
According to the police department, when officers attempted to apprehend the suspect, they gave him commands to drop the knife, but he failed to comply.
That's when at least one officer fired shots. The suspect was struck by gunfire and taken into custody.
Officers attempted first aid and CPR until paramedics arrived, but the suspect was later pronounced dead. A knife was recovered at the scene.
Police did not have an update on the stabbing victim's condition.
LAPD said no officers were hurt.
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Police officers responded to a report of a man with a knife at a home in the 9300 block of Warbler Avenue around 9:30 p.m
When officers arrived, they located the stabbing victim, who was suffering from heavy bleeding. The victim reportedly directed officers to the armed suspect, who was inside the home.
According to the police department, when officers attempted to apprehend the suspect, they gave him commands to drop the knife, but he failed to comply.
That's when at least one officer fired shots. The suspect was struck by gunfire and taken into custody.
Officers attempted first aid and CPR until paramedics arrived, but the suspect was later pronounced dead. A knife was recovered at the scene.
Police did not have an update on the stabbing victim's condition.
LAPD said no officers were hurt.
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NEW: A wildfire has prompted evacuations near the Mendocino-Lake county line. The Lucas Fire is burning in the Potter Valley area in Mendocino County, according to Cal Fire. The is is at 4,008 acres, as of Sunday evening. The fire is at 20% containment.
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Celebrating Community. Culture. Connection!
A look back at the LAPD Hispanic Community Forum, bringing together LAPD leadership, officers, and our Hispanic community to celebrate culture, build connections, and strengthen partnerships.
Special thanks to Deputy Chief German A. Hurtado for his continued support as the Latino Community Liaison and Department Immigration Affairs Liaison.
One LAPD. One Community. π
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A look back at the LAPD Hispanic Community Forum, bringing together LAPD leadership, officers, and our Hispanic community to celebrate culture, build connections, and strengthen partnerships.
Special thanks to Deputy Chief German A. Hurtado for his continued support as the Latino Community Liaison and Department Immigration Affairs Liaison.
One LAPD. One Community. π
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