North Fort Myers, Fla. -- A 36-year-old man has been arrested for his suspected involvement in a street fight resulting from a road rage incident in North Fort Myers. Jermin Deleon turned himself in on Thursday morning, according to Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers. Four other suspects are still on the lam. The incident occurred on Jan. 9 in the westbound lanes of Pondella Road. The victim, Jeremy Harris, was attacked by at least five motorcyclists after he told them they couldn’t stop traffic at an intersection. The dashcam in his vehicle caught the fight. Deleon is accused of aggravated battery and criminal mischief. If you recognize the motorcycle riders in any of these photographs, call Crime Stoppers 24/7 at 1-800-780-TIPS (8477). All callers will remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward of up to $3,000. Tips may also be made online at www.southwestfloridacrimestoppers.com
MILITARY SOURCE IN DC:
“For the last week my battalion has been sleeping on the floor in the Senate cafeteria. Today the Senate kicked us out and moved us to a cold parking garage.
500 soldiers.
1 power outlet.
One bathroom.
This is how Joe Biden’s America treats solders.”
“For the last week my battalion has been sleeping on the floor in the Senate cafeteria. Today the Senate kicked us out and moved us to a cold parking garage.
500 soldiers.
1 power outlet.
One bathroom.
This is how Joe Biden’s America treats solders.”
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: “We Don’t Want Biden... We Want Revenge.” If you thought Joe Biden's inauguration meant the end of fascism in this country, we have some bad news for you. It turns out fascism is still alive and well. And it's highly concentrated in the Pacific Northwest. Last night, in Portland and Seattle, Antifa members once again attacked Starbucks -- and then turned their attention to the headquarters of the Oregon Democratic Party. Check out this interview with Jason Rantz.
Meanwhile, in Portland -- The Antifa/BLM Rioters Approached The Building One Of Them Spray Painted The ICE Building Walls. Portland Officers Move Out After Warning The Crowd Outside. 3 Total Arrests So Far Outside Of The ICE Building.
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Warden, Washington -- Restaurant Fire: “Warden Police and several fire agencies on the scene of a commercial structure fire at Washington Potato in Warden. Early reports of no injuries.”
Chicago -- This son of a bitch just robbed a McDonalds while wearing Bob Ross underwear!
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The LAPD has closed off the area of the Hollywood VIP hotel after reports came in of an armed man in distress inside a hotel room. The man was escaping officers after stealing a vehicle. He ran straight into the hotel lobby before entering an unlocked room.
At least 18 secret subgroups have operated within the L.A. Sheriff's Department over the past 50 years, according to a report by Loyola Law School's Center for Juvenile Law & Policy. Some have operated as "deputy gangs," encouraging violence against local residents, jail inmates and even fellow deputies who challenge them, according to the report.
The report, which cites reporting done by KPCC/LAist, identified 11 "deputy gangs" and seven "subgroups." Some have tattoos, hand signals, and rituals that are similar to a criminal street gang, it said.
Many of the groups "foster a culture of violence and escalate uses of force against community members," said Loyola Law School Professor Sean Kennedy, who led the study and sits on the L.A. County Civilian Oversight Commission, the watchdog group for the agency. The department has "a longstanding, broad institutional problem in need of serious reform," he said.
Some of the groups, including one comprised of Black deputies, appear to have been more benign, the report said.
The Sheriff's Department said in a statement that it is "aware of the non-peer reviewed report containing non-academically acceptable citations and unproven allegations as a primary basis for content," adding that the report would "extrapolate anything that would be helpful."
Villanueva "was the first and only Los Angeles County sheriff to ever successfully implement a policy banning the formation and participation in cliques and sub-group," the statement said.
Ron Hernandez, the president of the Association of Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs, told KPCC's Larry Mantle that he wore the tattoo of one of the groups but that it engaged in no wrongdoing. He would not say which group. Nonetheless, he favored the elimination of all subgroups within the department.
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The report, which cites reporting done by KPCC/LAist, identified 11 "deputy gangs" and seven "subgroups." Some have tattoos, hand signals, and rituals that are similar to a criminal street gang, it said.
Many of the groups "foster a culture of violence and escalate uses of force against community members," said Loyola Law School Professor Sean Kennedy, who led the study and sits on the L.A. County Civilian Oversight Commission, the watchdog group for the agency. The department has "a longstanding, broad institutional problem in need of serious reform," he said.
Some of the groups, including one comprised of Black deputies, appear to have been more benign, the report said.
The Sheriff's Department said in a statement that it is "aware of the non-peer reviewed report containing non-academically acceptable citations and unproven allegations as a primary basis for content," adding that the report would "extrapolate anything that would be helpful."
Villanueva "was the first and only Los Angeles County sheriff to ever successfully implement a policy banning the formation and participation in cliques and sub-group," the statement said.
Ron Hernandez, the president of the Association of Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs, told KPCC's Larry Mantle that he wore the tattoo of one of the groups but that it engaged in no wrongdoing. He would not say which group. Nonetheless, he favored the elimination of all subgroups within the department.
(Read more.)
LAist
Gangs? Cliques? Subgroups? Call Them What You Will — There've Been 18 (Yes, 18) In The LA Sheriff's Department
The report identified 11 "deputy gangs" and seven "subgroups." Some have tattoos, hand signals, and rituals that are similar to a criminal street gang, it said.
San Diego Sheriff: We go back to September 1957 and San Diego Sheriff Bert Strand showing off what was then a state-of-the-art patrol car. Strand spent 21 years in office and had the longest term of any San Diego County Sheriff. http://joinsdsheriff.net
National forecast. Plenty of weather happening across the country in the next week. First up: Bigtime rain and snow for the West which will help the extreme drought, and get set for cold and SNOW for the Midwest and parts of the Northeast early next week!