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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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A string of residential burglaries in affluent areas of Wisconsin has officials believing organized South American theft groups are responsible.
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President Trump’s nomination of veteran ATF leader Robert Cekada is drawing strong praise from the firearm industry, which calls him a seasoned, fair-minded partner in fighting violent crime. NSSF says Cekada’s decades of law-enforcement experience and respect for the Second Amendment make him exactly the kind of steady, informed leadership the ATF needs.
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Open Carry Outdoors is bringing back its biggest Black Friday bundle with free tents and sleeping bags when you buy any cooler, making it the ultimate deal for outdoor enthusiasts. Stock is limited, including the patriotic Red White and Blue Cooler, so shoppers are encouraged to act fast to secure their gear before the holidays.
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A New Zealand mother has been sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her two children and hiding their bodies in suitcases, a case that shocked the nation as the “suitcase murders.” Evidence showed she planned her escape before the killings, fleeing to South Korea and changing her identity before being extradited for trial.
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Protect Minnesota’s new “gun crisis” report collapses the moment you read beyond the headlines, revealing declining suicide and homicide rates they conveniently bury beneath emotional anecdotes.
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Activists against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have reportedly cooked up a novel means of protesting both ICE and Home Depot, alleging an unfounded complicity between the brand and agency. Local reports out of Los Angeles say anti-ICE activists have started clogging up return counters at an area Home Depot by purchasing cheap “ice scrapers” and immediately returning them for a refund.
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Seven men have been arrested after an investigation by the Regionalized Human Trafficking Recovery Task Force in Connecticut revealed they had sexually trafficked three 14-year-old girls earlier this year
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Cape Coral Police officers arrested a DoorDash driver earlier in November over a suspected DUI, but went above and beyond following the arrest by delivering the food held by the driver to the awaiting customer.
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An Indiana couple is suing the state’s Department of Child Services and Riley Hospital for Children, claiming their two young kids were taken after doctors mistakenly labeled their baby’s brittle-bone–related fractures as child abuse.
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