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Phoenix Police: Over $1 million worth of stolen property was seized on July 16 by officers. The husband-and-wife operation was running out of a legitimate business in the area of 43rd Ave/Dunlap. The take down was conducted with the help of Target, Kroger and partners FBI Phoenix.
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San Francisco crime rates rise as tourists return to the city.
Senior correspondent Claudia Cowan reports from San Francisco on more police being dispatched to the city's tourist areas.
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Illinois city officials forfeit salaries to give cops raises: "We need our police". Grafton Mayor Michael Morrow, police chief Eric Spanton and city attorney Will Miller join "Fox & Friends First" to discuss their support for law enforcement in their town.
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LA County Sheriff doubles down on why he won't enforce mask mandate.

LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva: As I’ve said before, County of La’s mask mandate is a knee-jerk reaction. I discussed this on CNN. I thank Anderson Cooper for his viewpoint. The fact remains LASD HQ wont enforce the order. We need collaboration not LA Public Health draconian rule.
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France, EU: Over 175 protests against vaccine passports planned tomorrow. 👀
⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT! Miami PD: There will be a large crowd walking Eastbound on S.W. 8th st from 24th - 13th Ave. Please use caution if you are driving in the area.
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! The Phoenix Police Department released a Critical Incident Briefing video that includes audio, visuals and information related to an officer-involved #shooting which occurred on July 8, 2021, in the area of 27th Avenue and Augusta Avenue. This incident started when a man, later identified as Stanley Howard, called 911 and requested police officers respond to his residence. Officers responded at approximately 8:20 p.m. When they contacted him, he was uncooperative and broke a window, injuring his hand in the process. Howard called 911 again and officers returned to the home at about 8:30 p.m., to offer medical aid for his injured hand. Again, he was uncooperative. Howard continued calling 911 13 more times over the next 45 minutes. At about 9:10 p.m., Phoenix Fire personnel were dispatched to Howards home to provide medical aid. (Read the Full Story.)
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Four boaters on Friday left Miami for Cuba. They plan to stop about 20 miles away from the island as a peaceful protest. Marcos Suarez, 41, was born in Cuba but left at 6 months old. “This is going to be as close as I’ve ever been to Cuba,” he said in Key West
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Very heavy rain and small hail with intensifying storm near Munds Park, AZ just south of Flagstaff AZ
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Arizona: Several people on New River Road watching the flooding.
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A Los Angeles Police Protective League vice president Sgt. Jerretta sounded the alarm after Gavin Newsom dismissed rising crime and felonies taking place all over California; saying the Governor is living in a fantasy world. "That’s a fantasy world. Where are we living in? I mean, you could look at the numbers throughout California and the rest of the country. Crime is increasing. It is surging, and there’s no consequences” (Read more.)
His exact words: “The idea you need a weapon that can have the ability to fire 20, 30, 40, 50, 120 shots from that weapon, whether it’s a, whether it’s a 9mm pistol or whether it’s a rifle, is ridiculous.”

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Costa Rica: The heavy rains that began Thursday afternoon, that continued into the night and this Friday evening, affect a large part of the territory leaving serious damage to bridges and roads in particular in Turrialba and the Caribbean region. In Turrialba, several rivers flooded the town, converting the streets into rivers. According to Turrialba mayor Luis Fernando León Alvarado, the impact is the strongest so far this year, since it exceeds that of another storm that occurred in the area since last April. León added that there are many reports of falling material and trees on cantonal and national routes, some of which remain closed.