The mission continues.

Mass deportations are underway this morning.

Secretary Markwayne Mullin

Honolulu Police Chief David Lazar says improving officer pay, accelerating recruitment and retaining experienced personnel are central to a broader plan to rebuild staffing levels and modernize the department.

https://officer.com/55409104

National President Patrick Yoes sent a letter to Representatives Kean and Van Drew in support of H.R. 10678, the “Fight Against Fentanyl Act.”

https://fop.net/letter/h-r-10678-the-fight-against-fentanyl-act/

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On September 25, 1978, Firestone Station Deputies Thomas “Tom” Fonte and Robert “Bob” Braman responded to a devastating fire at the Waymire Drum Manufacturing Company in Walnut Park. With approximately 40 workers trapped inside, the deputies repeatedly entered the smoke-filled, toxic building, carrying unconscious workers to safety. Their courage and selflessness saved numerous lives.

Both deputies suffered severe smoke inhalation and were later awarded the Medal of Valor for their heroic actions.

Deputy Fonte endured years of medical complications from his exposure and ultimately contracted AIDS following a contaminated blood transfusion during surgery. He passed away on October 2, 1990, at the age of 47. He was survived by his wife, Susan, and his children.

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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: A 38-year-old tech executive was arrested outside his California company as federal prosecutors accuse him of helping smuggle more than $300 million in export-controlled computer servers to China.

Video captured Greg Lui being taken into custody in San Gabriel as agents surrounded him and searched his Cybertruck.

Prosecutors allege Lui and his co-conspirators routed high-end servers containing U.S.-made GPUs through countries including Malaysia and Singapore before illegally re-exporting them to China, all as the technology is subject to strict export controls because of its potential national security implications.

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Congratulations to Retired Lt.  Buxbaum (#NSP292R) on his retirement!!!

After 28 years as a Patrol Trooper, a Truck Trooper, an Investigator, and as a Supervisor he’s hung up the belt and looking forward to more family time and finishing up that mustang.

Congrats Sir!!!

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EXCLUSIVE: Rare access on the ground inside the nation’s largest deportation hub in Louisiana, as nearly 1,000 illegal aliens were deported on 21 flights today, headed to countries including Guatemala and El Salvador.

Sec.Mullin: "We're going to hunt you down, we're going to send you back. We're restoring law and order every day... and that shouldn't be controversial."

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NEW: ICE Boston arrested Diony Edith Ramirez Patino, a criminal illegal alien from Colombia, following her release from Massachusetts DOC custody.

Her criminal history includes conviction for statutory aggravated rape of a child and indecent assault and battery on a child under 14, for which she was sentenced to 10 years’ incarceration. An Appeals Court vacated the criminal conviction and Patino was subsequently released from prison.

While Patino may be retried in Massachusetts for the offenses, she is currently in ICE custody.

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It is with heavy hearts that Sheriff Timothy R. Wilz and the entire Waupaca County Wisconsin Sheriff’s Office family share the passing of deputy Dennis Bonikowske.

"Dennis began serving the Sheriff’s Office in March 1996. For more than 30 years, Dennis faithfully served and supported the Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office as a Reserve Deputy, Captain of the Reserve Deputy Program, and later by helping maintain the Sheriff’s Office Annex.

Dennis was always willing to lend a hand and remained a familiar and appreciated presence within our Sheriff’s Office family."

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

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A legacy of service that spans generations.

For 27 years, Joni Burgler proudly served with Phoenix PD, becoming the first female officer to serve on the department’s Dive Team.

Now, her grandsons are carrying that legacy forward - one proudly wearing the Phoenix PD badge and the other currently in the academy.

The legacy continues.

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