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A mass-casualty incident at a church in suburban Houston was avoided when two off-duty police officers shot the suspect dead before she had the chance to kill scores of people. Now, the ex-wife of one of the officers is using the incident to raise funds to support her aspiring country music career, while also begging for money for their daughter's soccer, college funds.
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A nineteen-year-old illegal immigrant previously arrested for his part in the brutal beating of two NYPD officers in early February was arrested again suspected of robbing a Queens Macy's.
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The violence against NYPD officers has reportedly reached "epidemic" proportions according to statistics revealed in a Sunday report from The New York Post. New York PBA officials and officers on the street are expressing alarm.
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A new style of border wall equipped with anti-climbing measures has been deployed at the Mexican border in San Diego at the site of Friendship Park, an area once open to both nations as a sign of amity, now closed off due to rampant illegal immigration.
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A Vermont State's Attorney is under heavy criticism after arriving at a crime scene allegedly intoxicated, refusing sobriety tests leading to her arrest and arraignment, and firing off an "extremely unprofessional" email to law enforcement leaders.
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It’s safe to say, based on polling data, that the great majority of the 54 million yearly police-citizen contacts, interactions were mostly positive which almost seems almost impossible considering the nature of the job.
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Amidst a debate between two Democrat members of Congress and the sole Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in California, the prospect of increasing the minimum wage came up.
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Murders in Washington, D.C., reached record highs not seen in two decades in 2023 as 274 innocent lives were taken by criminals. That tragic mark was 36 percent higher than the previous year and the city has only surpassed 200 homicides a total of three times in the past 20 years.
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A team from NBC News explored the flood of cartel-supplied fentanyl and methamphetamines that are exploding throughout the Blackfoot Reservation in Montana, overwhelming the extremely limited tribal and federal law enforcement.
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A felon with a lengthy criminal history fatally stabbed Las Cruces patrol Officer Jonah Hernandez before being himself shot and killed by a good Samaritan. LCPD Chief Jeremy Story laid heavy criticism on the New Mexico justice system for his death calling it an "agonizing reminder of the brokenness of the New Mexico criminal justice system."
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Chinese-backed hacker group "Volt Typhoon" was identified by federal authorities after infiltrating residential and small business networking equipment in order to eventually target U.S. critical infrastructure.
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The latest business to close in beleaguered Oakland, CA is In-N-Out, marking the first such closure in the company's 75-year history. The company said in a statement that "Customers and Associates are regularly victimized by car break-ins, property damage, theft, and armed robberies."
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A former Tacoma police officer speaks out against the media, the police department, the "whacko mayor of Tacoma," the governor of Washington, and the Attorney General, all whom he says present partial facts to fit their narrative
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A former employee of the King County Library in Seattle was arrested and charged with the sex trafficking of two Oregon girls aged 11 and 15. He reportedly met the girls via Instagram and Snapchat before trafficking them to Washington "where they were subjected to exploitation, including substance abuse, sexual exploitation and sexual assault."
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The Hawaii Supreme Court dismisses SCOTUS decisions in landmark gun cases, Bruen and Heller, claims "Spirit of Aloha" trumps high court in defiance of the Supremacy Clause
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