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Two 17-year-olds are being charged as adults after authorities say they helped organize a chaotic “takeover” at The Battery, the entertainment district surrounding the Atlanta Braves’ Truist Park, which drew more than 100 teens and resulted in multiple arrests.
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A suspect has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly opening fire on a Border Patrol agent near the U.S.–Canada border, as federal authorities investigate potential links to a broader extremist network tied to previous killings by trans-identifying individuals.
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Proposed legislation out of Arizona could see individuals who produce an “excessive” amount of “marijuana smoke or odor” while out in public facing civil and criminal penalties under public nuisance laws.
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A city at war with federal enforcement? Denver’s executive order threatens to put local leaders in direct conflict with ICE.
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Doug McCary went from piloting Harriers to leading SWAT missions, but his greatest mission is helping others find faith and purpose. Discover the story of courage, devotion, and spiritual guidance in Sheepdog and Shepherd.
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Spring break is calling and your adventures deserve gear that can keep up. With rugged coolers and durable outdoor equipment from Open Carry Outdoors your drinks stay icy and your food fresh no matter where the season takes you.
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While ICE officers risk their lives to arrest violent criminals illegal aliens walk free in Virginia under Democrat policies. Governor Spanberger and her allies prioritize politics over public safety leaving families exposed to murderers, rapists, and child predators.
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Two NYPD officers left a viral snowstorm bruised and bloodied while city leaders debated semantics. When assault is dismissed as a snowball fight the message to both cops and criminals could not be more dangerous.
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Arrests are down and police ranks are thinner yet headlines insist crime is falling. When the government’s own data tells two completely different stories the real question is what is happening in the numbers.
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Two board of education members in Granby, CT. were caught on a hot mic before a board meeting making what appeared to be homophobic slurs toward a state representative running for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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President Trump touted a historic turnaround on crime during his State of the Union and the data backs him up. Major cities across the nation are seeing falling crime rates proving his focus on law and order is delivering real results.
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Federal agents have arrested a violent Ukrainian fugitive wanted for attempted murder, narcotics trafficking, and organized crime. The multi-agency operation shows that those who try to exploit U.S. immigration programs to evade justice will be held accountable.
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Washington’s $100 million police hiring grant promised a boost to understaffed departments, but so far not a single officer has been hired. Cities and counties say bureaucracy and technical glitches are slowing the money meant to fill the state’s policing gap.
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When the President declared that government’s first duty is to protect its citizens, federal agents heard something simple and powerful: your mission matters. In a divided nation, backing the men and women on the front lines of law enforcement sends a clear signal that public safety still comes first.
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When the call comes and the stakes are real, there’s no room for second guesses. GALLS delivers the kind of dependable gear officers can trust without a second thought.
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