Meanwhile, in Washington, DC -- The annual March for Life is happening in DC today.
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Federal authorities are now offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information that leads investigators to the person they believe placed suspected pipe bombs at the headquarters of the Republican and Democratic national committees in Washington, D.C. The FBI has released new photos and information regarding the suspected explosives, saying in a tweet shared Friday morning that investigators believe the pipe bombs were placed between the hours of 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 5. Officials said the suspect carried a backpack and wore a face mask, a grey hooded sweatshirt and Nike Air Max Speed Turk sneakers that were yellow, black and grey in color. Both explosive devices are approximately 1-foot long with end caps and wiring that appeared to be attached to a timer, two different law enforcement. The FBI asks that anyone with information call 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5342), or submit tips online at fbi.gov/USCapitol.
NYPD Special Victims Division: Congratulations to Sergeant Denise Peralta, Bronx Child Abuse Squad on your promotion to Sergeant Detective Squad. Congrats also to Detective Diane Crowley, Transit Special Victims Squad on your promotion to Detective 2nd Grade. Thank you for your hard work & dedication!
⚠️ Santa Cruz SO: EVACUATION WARNINGS DOWNGRADED TO ADVISORIES IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
While potential debris flow risks remain, there is no longer an elevated and immediate danger in the area. Residents in advisory zones are urged to remain vigilant by preparing evacuation plans and go bags.
While potential debris flow risks remain, there is no longer an elevated and immediate danger in the area. Residents in advisory zones are urged to remain vigilant by preparing evacuation plans and go bags.
The judge ruled Floyd's prior arrests for drugs and armed robbery would not be admissible at trial - but previous incidents involving Chauvin permitted. Double standard?
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Judge blocks George Floyd's previous arrests from trial, yet permits past incidents involving defendant
The judge ruled that Floyd's prior arrests for drugs and armed robbery would not be admissible at trial. Previous incidents involving Chauvin permitted.
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JUST IN - Air sirens heard in Tehran, Iran. Reason unclear.
San Francisco Police Advise the Public of Senior Service Program Impostors Going Door to Door
Visit the attached link to read the full news release ➡️ https://bit.ly/2L75F9e
Visit the attached link to read the full news release ➡️ https://bit.ly/2L75F9e
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Meanwhile in Dublin, Ireland -- Multiple people suffered knife wounds outside Elphin Pub in North Dublin yesterday afternoon. Footage shows a male being arrested by the Gardai and a man injured on the floor.
This is nuts. They are going to eliminate a database that helps save lives... because of demands by social justice warriors?
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Task force eliminates use of gang database because of complaints it contains too many minorities
The decision to discontinue the use of GangNet was made after police reform advocates claimed the system promoted racial profiling.
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National Guard moved outside the fence near Russell Senate Office Building
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Poland -- Thousands protested for a third consecutive night in Warsaw and other parts of Poland after the country's right-wing government implemented a court ruling imposing a near-total ban on abortion.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department -- Critical Incident Briefing - Deputy Involved #Shooting -Transit Service Bureau - 062820
San Francisco -- Along the Central Coast, California's scenic Highway 1 is closed 20 miles south of Big Sur after a section of the roadway collapsed when the cliffside below gave way amid torrential rain. Photos of the highway show a huge piece of the road missing, with both the north and southbound lanes washed away. Caltrans spokesperson Jim Shivers said the damage to the highway is called a slip out. "It's where we lose a part of the highway and now we're facing a project to clean and repair that stretch," Shivers said. "This is the only location we're aware of where this happened in the storm. Our maintenance team is patrolling the highway now to look for other damage." Shivers said it's unknown when the road will be reopened, but engineers are assessing the situation and should have more information later today.