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Migrant invaders at the border in Vado Hondo, Guatemala with heavy guard response.
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LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva: Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As Sheriff, my hope is that we can all aspire to demonstrate in our life Dr. Kingโ€™s level of greatness and courage in the face of great adversity. Thank you Dr. Martin Luther King Jr! Wishing County of LA residents a safe holiday.
Some more photos show the crash. Sounds like the red car vaulted over a snowbank. UPDATE from MPD: The occupants of this red vehicle fled before police arrived. The media release did not mention any injuries.
A 30-year-old police assistant with the South Pasadena Police Department died over the weekend from complications due to COVID-19, the department announced Monday. "Bayron made a lasting impression on all that met him," said South Pasadena Deputy Chief Brian Solinsky. "He was a consummate professional who had a bright career ahead of him. Bayron was a man who deeply cared about his family and always brought a joyful smile wherever he went. He will be deeply missed." Thank you for your service. ๐Ÿ’™ #RIP
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Richmond VA -- Guy showing off his 3D printed gun points it directly at a photojournalist while trying to unclip it from his rig.
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A few groups have met outside the Capitol in Salem, but no big protests. There are a few people holding Black Lives Matter signs, some people wrestling in a group called Grapple at the Capitol and a few street preachers.
Portland OR: BLM Protesters Gather And March In The Streets. .One Of The Speakers From The Group Explains Where And When.
BLM Protesters March In The Streets NYC. There Is A Pro Trump Supporter Filming As The BLM Group Flashes Lights In Her Face To Block Her From Filming... Also The Group Is Being Followed By The NYPD As They Head Towards The Brooklyn Bridge. A Man On His Scooter Attempts To Get Through The Crowd And Gets Blocked And Harassed By The BLM Crowd.
Meanwhile, in Washington DC -- Nearly 200,000 U.S. flags on display at the National Mall were illuminated tonight with pillars of light.
NYPD: 45th Precinct Auxiliary Officers were at Mall at Bay Plaza sharing information about the NYPD Auxiliary program. Please reach out to Officer Gravius 718-822-5400 if you are interested in becoming a Auxiliary Police Officer.
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HESPERIA, Calif. - Shocking video captures a shootout between a suspect who tried to break into a home and the homeowner in Hesperia on Monday morning. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, the shootout took place at a home on Orange Street in Hesperia a little after 3:30 a.m. The suspect, later identified as 39-year-old Erick Contreras, tried to force himself into the home and shots were exchanged between Contreras and the homeowner. The homeowner said his wife and the couple's child were all home when the shots rang out. No one was injured, but Contreras ran from the scene in his vehicle. Deputies eventually tracked Contreras' location and took him into custody. The homeowner told a crew on scene that he and Contreras didn't know of each other. Contreras is charged with attempted murder, shooting in an inhabited dwelling, armed robbery, felon in possession of ammunition and felon in possession of a firearm.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: As troops swarm our capital, Democrats send clear message: We're in charge nowัŽ Our capital city is currently under military occupation. By Inauguration Day, there are expected to be more than 26,000 armed federal troops in Washington. No living American has seen a moment like the one we're watching now. For comparison, Lyndon Johnson sent a total of 13,600 federal troops and Army National Guardsmen to Washington to quell the race riots that followed the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Those riots injured hundreds of people and killed at least 13. In 1864, as the Civil War raged on the other side of the Potomac and Americans died every day in large numbers, there were fewer federal troops protecting Washington, D.C., than there are tonight.