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Boulder Police Dept.: Thank you to everyone who lined the roadways, overpasses and more this afternoon to show your support as fallen BPD Officer Eric Talley was escorted from the Coroner's Office to the funeral home. Words can't express just how much this meant to us #BoulderStrong 💙
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BREAKING! Los Angeles, California -- Several people trapped on roof of burning Los Angeles highrise. Fire personnel now confirming there are 7 people trapped on the roof of a highrise building near downtown. Smoke can be seen billowing from the structure miles away.
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Hannity on border crisis" 'This is what America last looks like'. Sean Hannity takes a closer look at the Biden administration's immigration policies and conditions at the border.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Kentucky State Police released body camera footage from the Louisville Metro Police Department’s officer-involved #shooting that occurred on March 11, in which Louisville officers shot a man they say tried to stab one of them with a knife following a foot chase. On Thursday, March 11th, 2021, investigators from the Louisville Metro Arson Bureau were interviewing the suspect, 26-year-old Brian Beach of Simpsonville, Kentucky, regarding a vehicle fire which occurred on Tuesday, March 9th. 2021. The interview was being conducted at the arson bureau at 501 West Ashland Avenue by investigators. During the interview, Beach was advised he was being charged and arrested for the incident. Beach fled on foot and exited the building. (Read the Full Story.)
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BREAKING: A CHP West Valley pursuit came to a fiery end when the driver flew off the 101 Freeway at the Tampa off-ramp in Tarzana. The car took out two transformers, flipped and caught fire when it came to rest in a parking lot of other cars.
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Laura Ingraham: As the feds spend time probing Capitol riots, national security threats are ignored. Laura examines the lefts agenda to surveillance and silence.
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BREAKING! Los Angeles -- LAPD officers are shutting down roads around Echo Park as dozens of demonstrators gather to protest the dismantling of a homeless encampment.

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BREAKING! The Los Angeles Police Department Wednesday night ordered a citywide tactical alert after protesters and officers faced off at Echo Park Lake over the city’s plan to close the park and remove the encampment. Police issued a dispersal order for the late night protest shortly before 10:45 p.m., declaring the demonstration an unlawful assembly. Earlier in the day, hundreds rallied against the plan to temporarily close Echo Park Lake in order to remove the large-scale encampment and clean up an estimated $500,000 in damage. The group of demonstrators marched from the park to O’Farrell’s office, shutting down a portion of Sunset Boulevard a little before 8 a.m. Several hundred eventually returned to Echo Park Lake, vowing to remain if the city tried to push out the unhoused population.
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Los Angeles, Happening Now: LAPD just tried to advance. Protesters shoved them back. As, LAPD confronts protesters along Glendale Blvd, City contractors have also begun to build fences along the south and east side of the park covering it with green fabric as they build it.