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A deadly attack near the White House has prompted an immediate change in how DC streets will be patrolled.
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ICE is turning the tables in sanctuary states, taking dangerous gang members and violent criminals off the streets just in time for Thanksgiving. As politicians look the other way, law enforcement is quietly making neighborhoods safer, and Americans are taking notice.
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A man accused of threatening President Trump and two top aides now faces an arrest warrant amid violations of his pretrial conditions. Authorities warn that Carl Montague’s actions may have put him back on a dangerous path.
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Tensions are boiling in a Pennsylvania borough as residents and a long-serving police corporal push back against a newly revised internal affairs policy giving council unprecedented control over investigations. Secrets, disputes, and questions of fairness linger, leaving the community wondering who really holds the power.
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A woman returned to her family estate, a luxurious bed and breakfast built atop decades-old tragedy, only to meet a chilling fate.
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A homicide cold case out of Davie dating back nearly forty years was recently solved after an examination of DNA evidence located on the victim’s clothing pointed to a now-deceased convicted felon who, investigators believe, may have played a role in other unsolved murders.
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As airports jam up and shopping centers overflow, thieves are exploiting the chaos to strike faster and more boldly than ever. See It Send It is sounding the alarm: awareness and quick reporting can stop families from becoming victims.
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A Missouri police chief opens up about balancing the demands of duty with the spiritual revival reshaping his community. In a candid new Sheepdog and Shepherd episode, he lays out how faith, service, and real-world policing collide on the front lines.
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ICE Boston has successfully deported Wilmer Alexi Garcia-Manzanarez, a notorious MS-13 gang leader with a long criminal history in the U.S., to El Salvador. The removal marks a major victory for public safety, ending his repeated illegal returns and ensuring he faces justice abroad.
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The nationwide search for the brightest rising stars in American policing has narrowed to ten standout finalists chosen for their courage, leadership, and unwavering commitment to service. Public voting is now open, giving supporters the chance to help crown the next generation of protectors shaping the future of the profession.
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A 29-year-old man who pleaded guilty to murdering his 6-year-old son this past summer learned his fate at a courthouse in Goshen earlier in November, with the rendered sentence leading to the victim’s mother remarking, “by the time he gets out, he'll probably be dead.”
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The New Hampshire attorney general announced that a murder in Concord, the state's capital, has been solved and the suspect identified. Unfortunately, he was stabbed to death in Los Angeles in 1987.
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Shamay Pitt survived being shot 10 times by her ex-boyfriend, who then drove her across multiple Georgia counties while she bled in the passenger seat.
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At least two individuals were taken into custody during what was reported as “protesters clashing” with federal and local law enforcement during a federal immigration enforcement operation in the Payne-Phalen neighborhood of St. Paul earlier in November.
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A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge found that the Inglewood Police Department engaged in “a pattern and practice” of ignoring various public records requests related to contentious police interactions in a ruling from earlier in November.
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