ABC News celebrated the election of a felon who is locked up for murder winning an elected position. Let that sink in.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/abc-news-gushes-over-incarcerated-inmate-a-convicted-killer-winning-an-election-in-washington-dc/

Paris, France, Happening Now: Flash bang fired off, police storm out to make arrests. A few bottles are thrown at officers after the conclusion of today’s march

From Inbox: Alligator crossing in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

BREAKING! University of Wisconsin removes Chamberlin Rock, seen as sign of racism.

The University of Wisconsin removed a large 70 ton boulder from its Madison campus on Friday at the request of minority students who view the rock as a symbol of racism.

#facepalm

When officers rescued the little girl, who saw her father murdered and was then kidnapped, the first thing she told them was that she wants to be a cop when she grows up.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/detroit-man-accused-of-killing-five-year-olds-father-before-kidnapping-holding-girl-captive/

Paris, France: Traffic is reopened outside of Hôtel de Ville, and pedestrians are allowed to cross over The Seine once again. Some police remain, but the majority of officers & demonstrators have dispersed after today’s protest against the French Health Pass

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Afghanistan: This is allegedly 100s of 1000s heading to Europe because of the situation over there with the Taliban just now. Our dems' did it! Europeans, welcome the guests!

AR15.COM: Ban gel blasters because some look like guns. Ban Nerf guns because they could be converted to work as a gel blaster, even though they look nothing like a real gun.

Variants could be named after star constellations when Greek alphabet runs out, says WHO Covid chief. UN health agency fears variants of concern could outnumber the 24 letters of the Greek alphabet. New coronavirus variants could be named after star constellations once letters of the Greek alphabet are exhausted, a senior World Health Organization official has suggested. In an interview with the Telegraph Maria Van Kerkhove, the WHO’s technical chief for Covid-19, said the UN health agency was already looking at new names for mutations amid fears there will be more concerning variants than the 24 letters of the Greek alphabet. That system was introduced in late May and so far 11 mutations have been named: four variants of concern, including delta and beta; four variants of interest, such as eta and lambda; plus epsilon, zeta and theta, thought to be “of interest” but since downgraded. (Read more.)

Police said 25 people were packed into the van. By the way, this month a federal judge blocked an executive order from Governor Abbott that directed state troopers to pull over vehicles suspected of carrying 'unauthorized migrants'.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/officials-11-dead-13-injured-in-crash-linked-to-human-smuggling-in-overpacked-van-near-the-mexican-border/

San Francisco: The union representing San Francisco sheriff's deputies said Friday a number of its officers will quit or retire early if they are forced to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Under a mandate issued last month, city employees who work in the jails or other high-risk settings are required to be vaccinated by Sept. 15 or risk losing their jobs. The San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association said on its Facebook page Friday that about 160 of 600 sheriff employees are rejecting the vaccine due to religious or other beliefs, and would rather wear masks or test weekly. "If deputy sheriffs are forced to vaccinate a percentage of them will retire early or seek employment elsewhere," the statement said. The union said the staffing level at the sheriff's office is already low, and that the loss of more deputies will affect public safety. It is asking the city to follow state guidelines, which offer employees the option of testing regularly. (Read more.)