Gee, and here we thought New York released all of the violent inmates back onto the streets. Our bad - turns out they're busy throwing parties for them now.
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Inmates in NY being offered parties, food, conjugal visits, more to take part in 'health initiative'
In order to get their 34,000 inmates vaccinated, NY prisons are offering prisoners incentives such as parties, care packages, and even conjugal visits.
This might be the single most insane article we've ever published. The family can't even move into their own home because it's been taken over by a 'squatter' on government assistance - and the state is actually protecting her!
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Family can't return to their home because a squatter locked them out - and is being protected by CA laws!
A family has been fighting for over a year to gain possession of their home in California after a squatter has refused to leave the residence.
As the officer flew through the air, he fired the fatal shot. Now a grand jury is weighing in on whether it was justified.
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Knife-wielding suspect charges at officer, who opens fire and kills attacker as he's falling backwards
Following a grand jury's decision ruling the shooting justified, video has been released depicting the fatal shooting of an armed suspect in Harris County.
We are pleased to introduce the newest member of the LASD family! Meet K9 Deputy Satoshi! “Toshi” was sworn in today by LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva & is the first electronic detection dog in LASD history! Toshi is 1.5 yrs old & is trained to alert on electronic devices that have data storage. He will assist w/search warrants & other ops where we have the need to locate hard drives, SD cards, laptops, phones, tablets, etc. Toshi attended an academy in Indiana for 3 months & learned his new skills. He is very motivated & thrilled to serve County of Los Angeles!
You know who else encourages people to monitor their family and friends and snitch on them to the government?
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FBI encourages people to snitch on family and friends for ‘suspicious behaviors’
The FBI published a directive on Twitter and Facebook telling Americans to report “suspicious behaviors” in order to “prevent homegrown violent extremism.”
LASD Lakewood: In appreciation to Law Enforcement Technician C. Callahan for 40 years of service to Los Angeles County. Lakewood Sheriff’s Station is thankful for her 31 years of service to the station and this great community. We love you!
LASD HQ: Thank you LET Callahan for your dedication to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department!
LASD HQ: Thank you LET Callahan for your dedication to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department!
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NYC, Happening Now: protest "SOSCuba" in Times Square in support of protests in Cuba. Protesters singing the US National Anthem in front of the UN building in NYC. Chanting “United Nations take action!” As "SOSCuba" protest marches through Manhattan to the UN, a few confrontations errupt. Video by FNTV
UPDATE! Woodland, Maryland: Two Baltimore police officers were taken to a local hospital after being shot outside a Baltimore shopping center on Tuesday. According to police officials, the officers injuries are not life threatening. A preliminary investigation reveals detectives with the Baltimore PD, who have not been identified by name and were assigned to the U.S. Marshals’ Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force, were looking for a vehicle and suspect wanted in reference to a homicide that occurred in Baltimore City on June 19. CARFTF members observed the targeted vehicle and suspect in the parking lot of Security Square Mall. As officers approached the suspect’s vehicle, the suspect exited the vehicle and fired multiple rounds at officers, striking two Baltimore detectives. Multiple officers returned fire, striking the suspect. The suspect they exchanged gunfire with, identified as 32-year-old Justin Powell of Baltimore, has died, police say.
Police say he tried to murder the officers - and needs to be found before he strikes again.
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Manhunt ongoing for “extremely dangerous” man who allegedly opened fire on police
A manhunt is ongoing for a suspect who allegedly shot at police earlier in July and fled into a wooded area in Lumpkin County.
From Inbox: South Africa: Mosque burned in Durban. Interview with White community defense organiser in South Africa.
Orlando, Florida: Dozens of demonstrations continued across Central Florida on Tuesday as protesters called for reforms in Cuba and criticized the county's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. In Orlando, hundreds gathered near the intersection of Curry Ford Rd. and S. Semoran Blvd., waving flags and signs as they were chanting for U.S. intervention on the communist-controlled island. Portions of Semoran Blvd. were blocked at different times early Tuesday evening. According to the Orlando Police Department, around 5:30 p.m., the group began to move towards the roadway, blocking traffic. The demonstrators remained on the roadway for approximately one hour when officers started to give multiple announcements, both in English and Spanish, warning the crowd to stay safe and keep away from the roadway. No injuries have been reported.
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Tucker Carlson mocks "truly heroic" Texas Democratic fugitive. The lawmakers shut down a democratically-elected government to "uphold" democracy.
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A tornado touched down in Italy's Piedmont region, causing damage to crops in a cornfield and power outages.
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Qaanitah Hunter: Police are "completely overburdened" amid violence in South Africa. South African reporter weighs in on the mass looting and violence in the country on "Tucker Carlson Tonight".
The police chief just issued a dire warning: “This is changing completely the way we’ve responded to some of these calls. There will be some calls that we just absolutely don’t respond."
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What happens when people call the police ... and cops don't come? Washington is about to find out.
Chief Fuhr: “This is changing completely the way we’ve responded to some of these calls. There will be some calls that we just absolutely don’t respond."