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A antifa member burns an American flag during a protest against police violence and racial inequality in Portland, Oregon, September 26, 2020. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart
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Prof. breaks down key BLM claims, esp. re policing, and debunks each one. Shows that once violent crime rate is factored in, black people are NO MORE LIKELY to be shot by cops (actually, v slightly LESS likely than whites). Laughs at fact he's called racist for saying this even tho he's black
#K9 Dโ€™Jeki from the Upper Sandusky Police Dept
A supporter of the far-right group Proud Boys attends a rally in Portland, Oregon, September 26, 2020. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart
Richmond Police Department: School Resource Officer Foster recently took some time to play baseball with a new friend in the Southwood neighborhood. He threw some curve balls, but this little girl knocked it out of the park! โšพ๏ธ
A law enforcement officer orders a demonstrator to move at a protest against police violence and racial inequality during unrest in Portland, Oregon, September 27, 2020. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart
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Bobcat Fire Evening Operational Update for September 27, 2020.
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9.27.20 9:50 p.m.
BCSO is issuing an Evacuation Warning for the areas of Stirling City, Magalia, and Clark Road from the Paradise town limits south to Hwy 70, east to Lake Oroville to include Pentz Road from the Paradise town limits south to Hwy 70.
Butte County Sheriff
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This little princess, Grace Anna Rodgers, sings the National Anthem at Shriners Hospital in Lexington, KY.

Her passion for singing the National Anthem has inspired thousands. Lets give her a hand ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘
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Meanwhile, in Portland. Police LRAD warns crowd to leave road or get arrested.
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Meanwhile, in San Diego. BLM protesters dispersed by patriots.
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September 26, Before the Proud Boys meeting had assembled, an individual promoting safety at the entrance to delta park was willing to give an interview.
An Oregon police department revealed its removing the 'thin blue line' graphic on patrol cars because the symbol has become 'divisive'. The City of Bend Police Department said it will remove the decal from 29 patrol cars amid nationwide protests that have decried racial inequality and criticized the institution of law enforcement. 'Our patrol vehicles are currently getting a makeover, by removing the blue line graphic on them. The โ€œthin blue lineโ€ has meant many things over the decades,' the department wrote on Facebook. 'The divisive use of the thin blue line symbol to fit a narrative unassociated with our department or what we stand for, has unintentionally created an ongoing divide between some members of our community and the police officers who serve them." #facepalm
Amid thousands of protests nationwide this summer against police brutality, dozens of drivers have plowed into crowds of protesters marching in roadways, raising questions about the drivers' motivations, USA Today reported. Witnesses, law enforcement and terrorism experts said some of the vehicle incidents appear to be targeted and politically motivated; others appear to be situations in which the driver became frightened or enraged by protesters surrounding their vehicle. "There are groups that do want people to take their cars and drive them into Black Lives Matters protesters so that they wonโ€™t protest anymore. Thereโ€™s an element of terrorism there. Is it all of them? No," said J.J. MacNab, a fellow at George Washington University's Program on Extremism. "I look at it as an anti-protester group of acts, some of which are white supremacists, some not."