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Derek Floyd's family is left struggling to survive following his tragic passing. Floyd was let go from the NYFD in an effort to cut costs to fund illegals flooding New York.
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The city experienced two separate shooting incidents over the weekend that have left the community reeling.
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The Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to Donald Williams, a witness who tried to intervene during officers' encounter with George Floyd in 2020.
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Fentanyl continues to kill innocent people including one baby in the city of Everett. In the same week, two others overdosed but survived.
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Recent data from the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) reveals a notable uptick in officer recruitment across police departments in the United States.
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Thanks to Back the Badge U.S.A., 97 law enforcement vehicles in Wilson County, Texas, will be equipped with trauma kits. Allowing them to respond more effectively in life-or-death trauma situations.
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Minneapolis is considering the renewal of its contract with manufacturer of the ShotSpotter detection system; critics claim the sensors are placed in areas that are primarily occupied by black, Native American residents.
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The armed suspect wanted for armed robbery and the shooting of three people prior to also shooting three officers during a standoff was fatally shot by SWAT.
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Joe Biden promised to sign a bill that will provide military aid to Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific region, that also bans TikTok if it isn't divested from a Chinese-owned company by January. However he uses TikTok "influencers" in an attempt to boost his sagging campaign with younger voters.
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NYC Mayor Adams' office spokesperson says that illegal immigrants are encouraged to sleep in chairs instead of on the floor at "drop-in" centers to avoid a fire hazard.
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Los Angeles Metro will be enhancing its security measures to keep its riders and operators safe.
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Upstate New York district attorney refuses to stop for speeding, body camera footage shows tense conversation between her and the officers.
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A seventh grade student at Watertown (MA) Middle School compiled a "hit list" of 45 students at the school, yet the school district is taking the side of the offender and blowing off concerns of district parents and the proposed victims
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"When is it going to be OUR time to tell OUR stories? When will WE get to talk about OUR men and women? And can we do it without everyone making it so damn political?"
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The Environmental Protection Agency is set to issue a rule that will spell a virtual end for the coal industry in the US; coal currently powers a significant number of electric generating plants in the country.
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