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UK, Metropolitan Police: Sergeant James Horsefield talks about why he volunteered to assist London Ambulance with the driving of ambulances across London.

"If my support can save just one life, then it's worth it."
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Twitter CFO says company would uphold its ban on Donald Trump even if he were elected President again.
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Meanwhile in Ireland yesterday this was recorded after hundreds of irish teens and young adults were seen looking for “immigrants” in retaliation after an Irish Teenager was killed.
Beverly Hills - A Louisiana woman who has gained national attention after using Gorilla Glue in her hair has arrived at the offices of a Beverly Hills surgeon where she will undergo a special 2 to 3 hour procedure to have the glue removed from her hair and scalp. Tessica Brown flew out to California and then went to the offices of plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Obeng Wednesday morning to undergo what is expected to be a two to three hour procedure to have the glue removed from her hair and scalp. After seeing her story online, Obeng reached out to Brown with the offer of performing a procedure to remove the glue using a special chemical treatment. The procedure would normally cost north of $12,000, but Obeng offered to do it for free. “The procedure will be to dissolve the polyurethane, which is Gorilla Glue is made out of,” Obeng said. Meanwhile, the Gorilla Glue Company released a statement Monday on Twitter offering its sympathies for Brown’s situation. (Read More.)
AMAZING! A Tuolumne County, California sheriff’s corporal caught a suicidal man in free fall the moment he jumped off a 150-foot bridge Monday. The man was pulled to safety.

⚠️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255
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This area of Virginia is transformed into a magical winter wonderland ❄️
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Australian Proud Boys go to Antifa members workplace. (Feb. 9, 2021)
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Here is Kamala Harris joking about killing Trump and Mike Pence 😲
A group of state Senate Democrats — fed up with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s handling of nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic — on Tuesday advanced bills that would bolster accountability and oversight of the facilities as well as of the state Health Department.

The move by the legislative body’s Health Committee to OK the bills for a full Senate vote comes amid a state nursing-home crisis that has seen nearly 15,000 residents die of the disease and both Cuomo and Health Commissioner Howard Zucker raked over the coals for trying to keep that number from the public.

Cuomo’s critics blame his administration for causing deaths by forcing nursing-home residents hospitalized with COVID-19 to be returned to the vulnerable facilities amid a hospital-bed shortage — and then for underreporting coronavirus fatalities tied to the long-term-care centers.

State Sen. Gustavo Rivera (D-Bronx), chairman of the Health Committee, accused the Democratic governor Tuesday of “stonewalling” the state legislature for months by refusing to release complete figures on the number of nursing-home residents who died from the coronavirus.

Rivera said Cuomo and state Health Commissioner Howard Zucker sat on the data — until state Attorney General Letitia James late last month issued a scathing report accusing the administration of misleading the public by undercounting the deaths by 50 percent.

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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Brooklyn, NYC -- The incident unfolded at the 18th Avenue station. The woman was hit by the train on an outdoor platform, causing blood to drip onto nearby vehicles. Police still investigating.
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Los Angeles -- The driver of this car told police he crashed into this hydrant in Wilmington after being cut off by another driver at East E and Alameda streets. The geyser from the sheared hydrant shot up 200 feet at one point.
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From Inbox: Colombia -- Explosion at gas station at the time of unloading fuel in Maicao, Guajira.
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LAPD HQ: Our Community Online Reporting System (CORS) allows you to file several types of police reports at http://lapdonline.org, and we created a short video tutorial to help you navigate it.

Another example of our commitment to one of our Core Values, “Service to Our Communities”
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Ted Lieu: A police officer was murdered

"According to 1 law enforcement official, medical examiners did not find signs that the officer sustained any blunt force trauma, so investigators believe that early reports that he was fatally struck by a fire extinguisher are not true"
NYC -- NYPD has requested immediate backup at a hotel in the Financial District of NYC. Currently working to get more information on this situation!
LA County Sheriff's: LASD Special Enforcement Bureau is Responding to a Barricaded Suspect, 37600blk 13th St. East, Palmdale. Please avoid the area.
https://local.nixle.com/alert/8529898/
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