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Chaos ensued after some suspicious packages were sent to a hotel in Amherst and now the Governor's Deputy Director is in hot water.
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In a late October press release from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the agency announced the deportation of an illegal alien from Laos who was previously convicted for his role in the 1994 murder of 16-year-old Eddie Polec. The high school teenager’s murder captured the nation’s attention at the time due to the senseless and brutal nature of the crime.
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Cory Kapahulehua, a former teacher at the Arizona Agribusiness and Equine Center in Mesa, was sentenced to 187 years in prison for sexually abusing 14 and 17-year-old female students.
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A Minnesota State Trooper reflects on a high-speed chase early in his career that left a pregnant bystander hospitalized, prompting him to rethink pursuits.
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A Black Lives Matter leader out of the New York City area reportedly made a spectacle of himself while turning himself into authorities earlier in October, as the individual allegedly decried the existence of “black faces of systemic oppression” while surrendering himself to police after allegedly assaulting a black man during a heated protest.
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Officer Samantha Moraes of the Apopka Police Department shares how her passion for helping others led her to law enforcement. Her story is part of GALLS’ campaign honoring the next generation of protectors.
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The NSSF is urging the DOJ to reopen the ATF’s NFA Division and Import Branch to resume processing permits halted by the government shutdown. The group says the suspension blocks law-abiding Americans from exercising their Second Amendment rights.
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The Open Carry Cooler is a rugged, American-made cooler designed for law enforcement, first responders, and outdoors enthusiasts. Built for durability and performance, it keeps ice and gear secure while standing up to the toughest environments.
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The NSSF celebrates 20 years of the PLCAA, protecting the firearm industry from frivolous lawsuits. The law ensures Americans can safely exercise their Second Amendment rights.
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A Detroit Police officer is facing possible suspension after the chief of police cited multiple alleged policy violations linked to a traffic stop where a female driver was nonfatally shot multiple times by the officer in question.
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A Kentucky English teacher was convicted of sexually abusing her own student and attempting to enlist him to kill her husband.
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Western Union, the multinational financial services company based out of Colorado, has reported a significant decrease in revenue stemming from money transferred from the U.S. to various foreign countries. Given the current administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration, Western Union’s recently noted decrease in transfers outside the U.S. has led to speculation that it’s a direct result of increased immigration enforcement.
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Colorado cops cut SWAT use while expanding vehicle pursuits, boosting arrests and safety.
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A 20-year-old man is facing criminal charges after police say a road rage incident in Kansas City from late September turned deadly after a confrontation between the suspect and a 57-year-old man led to the suspect fatally shooting the elder driver.
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Authorities say one person was detained, and investigators are still searching for a possible second shooter and a motive.
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