JUST IN: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lands in the U.S. ahead of his address to the U.N. General Assembly later today.

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President Donald J. Trump welcomes President Xi to the Oval Office 🇺🇸

Margo Martin

Officials approved an LAPD three-month pilot program for license plate reader cameras on some city street lights while pursuing a 10-year Axon technology contract that includes AI-assisted report writing.

https://officer.com/55407221

BREAKING: Trans ICU nurse arrested on 4 counts of abusing a newborn baby in the hospital. Kieran Ansley (43) in Grand Rapids, MI. Always the ones you least expect…

A now-former nurse at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital has been charged with child abuse after a 4-month-old girl in his care was found with multiple broken bones and bruising.

End Wokeness

The final day of the National Top Trooper contest featured a team competition, which included a group run and obstacle course, and concluded with a course of fire. This event emphasized the ability to collaborate effectively with safety partners in the communities we protect.

Ohio State Highway Patrol

After 27 years of dedicated service, Lieutenant Mike Hines is retiring from the Fullerton Police Department!

Throughout his career, Lt. Hines served in numerous roles, including Patrol Officer, School Resource Officer, Property Crimes Detective, Patrol Sergeant, Property Crimes Supervisor, Patrol Watch Commander, and longtime SWAT Team member. He ultimately served as Commander of the North County SWAT Team.

Most recently, Lt. Hines served as the inaugural Police Commander of the HOPE Center. He played an instrumental role in establishing the program and building partnerships with local police departments, nonprofit organizations, and city teams—creating a strong foundation for its continued success.

Please join us in thanking Lieutenant Hines for his 27 years of distinguished service to the Fullerton Police Department and our community.

Fullerton PD

Katie Daviscourt: "Yeah $40,000 to $70,000 per daycare is what I was finding out in these two small little neighborhoods in the Seattle metro... and I was accused yesterday by the SEIU of conducting racist attacks on Americans... they sent out an email to all of the Washington state lawmakers last night saying that I was doing racist attacks on immigrants."

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An alleged Chicago gang member recorded himself walking around while high, saying that if a police officer approached him, he would shoot the officer.🤬🤬🤬

Goofies Of Chicago

On the afternoon of September 24, 1921, Los Angeles County Motor Officer Ross, 33, was on patrol in the unincorporated area of Gardena/Compton, when he stopped a motorist for speeding. During this traffic stop he was struck and killed by a passing car.

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The calendar may say Autumn just started a few days ago, but it's looking more like Winter up on Pikes Peak, Colorado!

Praedictix Weather

President Donald J. Trump walks outside to give President Xi a tour of the new White House helipad 🇺🇸

Margo Martin

Taxpayers funded his private toilet 🚽

A Massachusetts housing chief used public credit cards to remodel his own bathroom, then walked on a sweet deferred deal.

Welcome to Democrat-run Massachusetts.

Michael Lara ran the Watertown Housing Authority from 2019 to 2025. ⠀

That agency houses low-income, disabled, and elderly tenants. ⠀

Federal prosecutors say he put about $6,200 in personal renovation supplies on WHA cards in 2023. ⠀

The haul included a $1,600 double vanity at Home Depot and about $3,100 at a bathroom showroom for his Norwood house. ⠀

He later became executive director of the Newton Housing Authority.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts charged him with one count of wire fraud.

Lara took a deferred prosecution agreement instead of a trial. ⠀

He must repay the $6,200, stay clean of federal crimes for six months, and resign from Newton.

Public housing money is supposed to fix units for people who cannot afford a contractor.

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A Century of Service

For 100 years, the Sheriff’s Information Bureau has served as a vital link between the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the media, and the communities we serve.

As Sheriff, I am proud to celebrate this historic milestone and honor the generations of personnel who have helped build the Bureau into what it is today. I also want to recognize our dedicated personnel currently carrying that legacy forward and thank the countless media partners who have worked alongside us throughout the decades.

For a century, these relationships have helped us share critical information, tell our stories, and keep the public informed. I am grateful to everyone who has been part of this 100-year journey.

Here’s to a century of communication, partnership, and service, and to the next 100 years.

Sheriff Luna

Happening Now: HUNDREDS of pro-Hamas extremists blocked road in front of UN, protesting against Netanyahu Visit to United Nations General Assembly.

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THREAT IDENTIFIED. ACTION TAKEN.

FBI Jacksonville received a Threat-to-Life tip involving an alleged mass-shooting threat against a Clay County school.

Our people moved FAST.

Working with our state and local law enforcement partners, the information was immediately acted on, the individual was identified, and an arrest was made before any reported violence occurred.

This is exactly what happens when law enforcement works together — intelligence moves, cops act, and our kids are protected.

We will continue using every lawful tool and every partnership we have to find these threats and STOP them before they become tragedies.

Great work by FBI Jacksonville and our partners in Green Cove Springs.

-DKP 🇺🇸

FBI Director Kash Patel

Good morning from LA🌇

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