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This is nuts. Will there ever be justice for all of the parents and grandparents who died in the nursing homes? It doesn't look like it.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/michigan-ag-wont-investigate-gov-whitmers-nursing-home-policies/
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/michigan-ag-wont-investigate-gov-whitmers-nursing-home-policies/
Law Enforcement Today
Report: Michigan AG won't investigate Gov. Whitmer's nursing home policies that exacerbated the death toll
AG Dana Nessel denies request from Republican lawmakers to investigate Whitmer's COVID-19 nursing home policies that led to greater death toll
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BREAKING! Los Angeles police launched an investigation after a man was shot in the El Sereno neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon. The shooting reportedly involved an off-duty officer. The shooting occurred in the 3000 block of Pueblo Avenue, located near the intersection of Eastern Ave. and Templeton Street. No further information was immediately released. The investigation is ongoing.
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India -- Forest officer Sneha Dhal dances in the rain and celebrates the arrival of rain after wildfires destroyed parts of the Simlipal National Park.
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Miami PD: Happening NOW! Come by Cocowalk where we are celebrating Florida Bike Month and giving out a free bike safety packet and bike lights! At 5:30pm we will be meeting at The playhouse on Charles Ave & Main Hwy for a community bike ride.
In a city plagued by Antifa violence and Democratic calls for police defunding, nearly 200 officers have left the city in a little over a year.
Suddenly reality is settling in.. and it's not pretty.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/seattle-facing-public-safety-crisis-amid-police-defunding/
Suddenly reality is settling in.. and it's not pretty.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/seattle-facing-public-safety-crisis-amid-police-defunding/
Law Enforcement Today
Seattle facing 'public safety crisis' as almost 200 officers flee the city as police department massively defunded
In a city plagued by Antifa violence and Democratic calls for police defunding, nearly 200 officers have left the city.
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A majority of the Beverly Hills City Council has voted no confidence in Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón. The council voted 3-2 Tuesday night to adopt a resolution of a vote of no confidence in Gascón, who has been under increasing pressure to leave office. “Safety and security is job one,” Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman said in a statement. “By disregarding the actions of criminals, we are undermining the work of our women and men in law enforcement. The laws which DA Gascón is ignoring were democratically passed and need to be enforced. Gascón is now the subject of a recall effort supported by victims’ rights advocates and LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva.
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced his office will review 370 past cases handled by a retired Los Angeles Police Department homicide detective who is heard and seen on cellphone video using a racial slur during an argument after a crash in Valencia. Gascon went on to say his office "is taking immediate action & has identified several cases where this individual was a witness. We are in the process of notifying defense attorneys in such cases.''
Video of the incident was posted to the @whatsupscv Twitter account and shows the former detective demanding the other man provide his driver's license.
The department issued a statement pledging its full cooperation with the process. "The individual is not a current member of the LAPD and retired in May 2020 as a detective assigned to Operations Central Bureau Homicide. What is seen in the video is not reflective of the thousands of hard working and dedicated men and women of the Los Angeles Police Department.''
Video of the incident was posted to the @whatsupscv Twitter account and shows the former detective demanding the other man provide his driver's license.
The department issued a statement pledging its full cooperation with the process. "The individual is not a current member of the LAPD and retired in May 2020 as a detective assigned to Operations Central Bureau Homicide. What is seen in the video is not reflective of the thousands of hard working and dedicated men and women of the Los Angeles Police Department.''
The Indianapolis man accused of fatally shooting four family members reportedly got into an argument with his daughter’s mother over getting a cut from her stimulus check prior to the killings. The Indianapolis Star, citing court records, reported that Malik Halfacre, 25, allegedly told police that they were "arguing because he wanted some of her stimulus check." He allegedly said that after the shooting, he fled the scene with the woman’s purse and car. Halfacre is accused of opening fire inside a home, killing Anthony Johnson, 35; Dequan Moore, 23; Eve Moore, 7; and Tomeeka Brown, 44. The county prosecutor's office will make the final decision on what charges to file. The Indianapolis PD and SWAT team were called to a home on Saturday at around 2 p.m. Authorities launched a search for Halfarce after he allegedly fled a home where the three adults and a child were found dead and a 6-month-old baby girl was reported missing. The infant, identified as Malia Halfacre, was later found unharmed.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Thornton, New Hampshire -- The Attorney General's Office released body camera footage in New Hampshire fatal police #shooting of 37-year-old Ethan Freeman. On the late afternoon of October 19, 2020, Police Officer Matthew Yao of the Thornton Police Department went to a residence on Four Wheel Drive in Thornton in response to a 911 call seeking police assistance for a man who had injured himself. The caller was the homeowner, who had called about his tenant, Ethan Freeman, who had requested an ambulance because he was bleeding and claiming of chest pain. Officer Yao arrived at the residence by himself, and walked up to where he believed Freeman lived. (Read the Full Story.)
LA County Sheriff's is Asking for the Public’s Help Locating At-Risk Missing Person Brian Fleming, Lomita
https://local.nixle.com/alert/8603054/
https://local.nixle.com/alert/8603054/
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⚠️ BREAKING VIDEO of a Large funnel cloud and a possible tornado just crossed I-65 near Jemison Alabama If you are near this area Please take cover Now!
The officer was found "not guilty" of the bogus charges... but the police-bashing prosecutor still put him on a list of cops with "credibility issues".
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/acquitted-detroit-police-officer-sues-kym-worthy-over-list/
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/acquitted-detroit-police-officer-sues-kym-worthy-over-list/
Law Enforcement Today
Acquitted cop sues after prosecutor puts him on a list of officers unable to testify in court because of 'credibility'
Lynem's lawsuit claims the list does not state whether an individual was actually convicted or acquitted of the charges that were brought against them.