TERROR PLOT DISRUPTED.

FBI agents arrested Jonathan Hunter Kramer, 21, of Pennsylvania, after he was allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired violent attack.

This FBI continues to move more effectively than we ever have stopping would-be terrorist actors before they harm the American people.

Outstanding work by FBI Pittsburgh and our brilliant partners thejusticedept.

-DKP🇺🇸

FBI Director Kash Patel

Talk about crashing a party…

Saturday evening ended up being a busy one for our District One/north officers.
Just before 7 p.m., officers were alerted to a Flock hit for a stolen vehicle at 17th and Dayton.

A tale as old as time: We attempted a traffic stop, the vehicle did not stop.

This led to a pursuit through our city and onto I-70. The pursuit was terminated after the vehicle began traveling in the opposite lanes of traffic.

But they weren’t off the hook yet.

That’s when our Real Time Information Center stepped in.

We continued tracking the vehicle using drone technology as it traveled into a Denver neighborhood.

They bailed on the car and crashed a birthday party at the same time…

The driver took off, but the passenger decided to stay for the festivities and bounce house. We RSVP’d and met her there.

The driver was found hiding under a truck at a nearby residence.
Both were taken into custody without further incident.

Inside the vehicle officers recovered two handguns, one of which was stolen and drug paraphernalia.

The duo is facing charges including motor vehicle theft in the third degree, vehicular eluding, criminal possession of an identification document and first-degree criminal trespass, theft and possession of drug paraphernalia.

You can flee, drive the wrong way, crash the party or hide under a truck, but you can’t hide from APD. We find our suspects, always.

[Media Description: Body camera, drone and dash camera footage of pursuit and arrests.]

Aurora PD

Newly released images show the weapons federal authorities say a 21-year-old Pennsylvania man was stockpiling as he allegedly prepared for an ISIS-inspired mass shooting.

Jonathan Kramer was arrested near Pittsburgh after investigators say he purchased a semi-automatic rifle and nearly 200 rounds of ammunition.

Agents also seized knives, a scope and other items.
Federal authorities allege Kramer pledged allegiance to ISIS and discussed attacks involving firearms, explosives, drones and ricin, describing his plans as a mission to wage war on non-Muslims.

The FBI says agents moved in before he could carry out the alleged attack.

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DRONE SUCCESS STORY!

On July 20, 2026, LVMPD officers responded to an armed robbery in the 4300 block of Spring Mountain Road. An LVMPD drone was quickly deployed and located a male matching the suspect’s description. The drone pilot guided patrol officers to the suspect’s location. After a brief foot pursuit, the suspect was taken into custody.

Another example of how LVMPD’s drone technology is helping officers locate suspects and respond quickly!

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LVMPD

BREAKING: A new synthetic opioid stronger than fentanyl has been found circulating in San Francisco. Authorities say four have been arrested following the overdose death of a 16-year-old, the first known victim of the drug that is so new it's not currently considered illegal in California and test kits do not detect it.

Here's what to know. https://abc7news.com/19832337/ https://abc7news.com/post/cychlorphine-new-opioid-stronger-fentanyl-linked-san-francisco-teens-overdose-death-mayor-daniel-lurie-says-4-arrested/19832337/

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MORE CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL VOTING.

The integrity of our elections is sacred.

If you illegally vote, commit election fraud, or falsely claim U.S. citizenship to vote, we will use every tool we have to find you and hold you accountable.

This FBI will protect the integrity of American elections.

-DKP🇺🇸

FBI Director Kash Patel

NEW: ICE Los Angeles arrested Perla Lucero Castanon, 36, of Mexico, Sep. 11. Castanon has previous arrests for robbery, false imprisonment, carjacking, burglary and possessing a controlled substance. She is in ICE custody pending proceedings.

ICE Los Angeles

BREAKING: My office announced the arrest of seven foreign nationals who voted illegally in the 2024 election.

Attorney General Ken Paxton

Two Ohio deputies suffered broken bones Monday when they were attacked by a suspect following a sentencing hearing.

The incident happened during a 1 p.m. hearing at the Columbiana County Courthouse in Lisbon, WFMJ-TV reports. Timothy Reaggle, 20, was being escorted out of a courtroom after he had been sentenced when he broke free of his handcuffs.

While trying to escape, Reaggle punched a Columbiana County sheriff's deputy in the throat and assaulted another deputy as he fled on foot. He was finally subdued with a Taser and taken into custody just as he was about to reach the courthouse doors.

Security camera footage captured the attack.

Sheriff Brian McLaughlin told WFMJ that the deputies were taken to the hospital for treatment and have been released. No details were given about the severity of the deputies' broken bones or if they suffered other injuries.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the deputies recovery🙏🏻

Read more: https://officer.com/55405344

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THE FACTS ARE SERIOUSLY COMPLICATING THE NARRATIVE.

The death of Tasia Fortune, a Black woman found hanging from a tree in Jackson, Mississippi, understandably ignited national fears because of the state’s horrific history of racial lynchings.

But now police have charged 51-year-old Jarques Ratliff — who is also Black — with Fortune’s M*RDER.

And there is another rather important detail: Tasia’s own mother has said she does NOT believe race was a factor in her daughter’s de*th.

Ratliff pleaded not guilty Monday and was denied bond. Police have not announced a motive, have only said that Fortune and Ratliff knew each other in some capacity, and say additional arrests are expected.

Tasia absolutely deserves people demanding answers. She deserves a serious homicide investigation, accountability for whoever did this and justice for her family.

But this case is also a reminder of something that should be obvious:

You investigate the evidence FIRST.

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A look at LA’s sex trafficking public safety crisis.

Tera K. Hilliard, President and CEO of Forgotten Children, Inc., talks about sex trafficking among children in Los Angeles.

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"I'M NOT GOING BACK": Bill Melugin gives an update on Charles, whose ICE arrest in Boston went viral last year. DHS confirms he was officially deported back to Haiti last Thursday after spending 19 months in federal custody.

Sources tell Fox he was combative during the removal flight and made threatening, profane remarks toward the President and his family. The lengthy timeline was attributed to exhausting every available legal option before removal.

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The thing we keep getting told never happens happened again.

Non-citizens in Texas arrested for voting in our elections!

America's elections are for Americans, and DHS and HSI are hard at work making sure it stays that way.

Homeland Security

101 Year Old Marine Veteran Performs Taps 🇺🇸

Sgt Frank Wright, 101, who served in Worls War II and was wounded at Iwo Jima after being shot in the chest and arm, performed taps with his harmonica in remembrance of the victims of 9/11.

The American Legion Karl Ross Post was among several veteran organizations that held commemoration ceremonies across the 209 honoring the victims of September 11, 2001. 🇺🇸 🕊️

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Congratulations to Lt. Carr on 25 years of service with LASD. As our Operations Lt, he serves as second in command and helps oversee the station’s daily operations.

His experience at NCCF, Century, Lancaster, and IAB makes him a valuable leader at our station.

LASD Crescenta Valley Station

Deputy Kasey Lewis is making history as the first woman to join the HCSO Dive Team since the Marine Unit took over operations in 2017.

For Lewis, the milestone is secondary to the mission: recovering evidence and helping bring answers and closure to families.

HCSO Texas