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VP of Buffalo's Bikers Against Child Abuse arrested for sex crimes against children

Vice president of Bikers Against Child Abuse, Buffalo chapter, arrested on child exploitation charges.
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Michael Letts: Why cops are quitting—and what to do about it

04.18.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Letts has witnessed firsthand the decline in morale and resources across police departments nationwide - and says "enough is enough".
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Reforming leadership in American law enforcement: A call for accountability and community oversight

04.18.25 | LET Guest Editorial

"By prioritizing merit, accountability, and community involvement, we can rebuild law enforcement into a profession that truly serves and protects."
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An open letter in support of Ed Martin as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia

04.18.25 | LET Guest Editorial

"Our coalition firmly believes that Mr. Martin’s appointment is of critical importance to the future of our nation’s justice system."
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OP-ED: Prayer Isn’t Political. It’s Human.

04.18.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Prayer isn’t political. It’s human.
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In suburban Hartford, CT upper-middle-class town, an unhinged leftist thought it smart to vandalize a Tesla

04.17.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

Steven Lowell Weinberger, 40, is accused of using a Sharpie marker to draw a swastika on a parked Tesla, an incident captured on the car's video camera system
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SHIELD Chaplaincy creates outdoor sanctuary to help law enforcement officers deal with trauma

04.17.25 | Jenna Curren News

A group of volunteer chaplains created Project Haven as an outdoor space for officers to go and work through their traumas.
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U.S. Sen. Heinrich goes all-in on gun control with unserious move to address serious criminal violence

04.17.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Sen. Martin Heinrich introduced S. 3369, a drastic gun control bill that did nothing to hold criminals who already break the law accountable for violent crimes. But it would only penalize law-abiding gun owners and buyers and trample upon their Second Amendment rights.
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Even ‘smart gun’ maker knows mandates are a dumb idea

04.17.25 | LET Guest Editorial

Never underestimate the capacity for antigun lawmakers to chase after bad ideas.
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Truth bomb about crime’s shifting landscape: What groups are victimized the most?

04.17.25 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

Criminal offenders gravitate to people, places, and things perceived as easier targets with successful or bigger payoffs. The disabled have much higher rates of violence.
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Governor deploys National Guard to Democrat-run city overrun with crime

04.17.25 | Matthew Holloway News

“By deploying our National Guard to support APD with essential duties, we’re ensuring that trained police officers can focus on what they do best–keeping our communities safe."
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At least three Florida universities want to deputize officers to assisted federal deportation efforts

04.16.25 | Pat Droney News

Florida Atlantic University, the University of Florida, and the University of South Florida plan to deputize their campus police to assist feds in deportation efforts.
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Nassau County has had three law enforcement officer suicides in just the first quarter - half of New York's total

04.16.25 | Pat Droney News

Often called "the silent killer," suicides by law enforcement officers are spiking in Nassau County on Long Island, NY, accounting for half the state's totals thus far in 2025.
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Cracking down on corruption and crime: Michael Letts sounds the alarm on justice and national security

04.16.25 | LET Guest Advertorial

Michael Letts shares insights on growing concerns surrounding the deportation of illegal immigrants, judicial obstruction, and national enforcement policies.
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Is it possible to safely release violent prison inmates early?

04.16.25 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

The overwhelming percentage of offenders released from prison are arrested or incarcerated again per the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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