Noah Webster
Noah Webster is a pseudonym for a former police officer who served over 33 years in law enforcement. Noah is forced to use a pseudonym to protect his family and current employment status. He is a long-time contributing writer to Law Enforcement Today.
Our owner Kyle Reyes went to an Indian restaurant in Jacksonville, FL. accompanied by his service dog. The owner refused to allow entry until confronted about state and federal law regarding certified and licensed service dogs.
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Former Louisville police detective Brett Hankinson was convicted on one count of violating the civil rights of Breonna Taylor in the March 2020 shooting where none of his ten shots hit Taylor or anyone else.
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Police 1's LinkedIn page allowed a post published under it's name to remain, which compared Trump to Hitler using a HuffPo writer's opinion.
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Tren de Aragua is one of the most violent gangs in the world; due to the Biden-Harris open borders policy, they are running roughshod in cities across the country.
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A male inmate who is identifying as female to avoid a male prison has been incarcerated in a women's prison, a far-safer location for someone who is a convicted child molester.
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The Kamala Harris campaign is using manipulated headlines in "sponsored ads" to give the impression mainstream media outlets are supporting her campaign. PS: They are.
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A "journalist" for the Salt Lake Tribune was fired after he posted on social media that he was going to purchase sexually explicit books for minors to skirt a state law banning them in state schools.
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Delta Airlines is planning to ditch the phrase "ladies and gentlemen" from its vocabulary to be more "inclusive" while also pushing woke "antiracist" tropes on its employees
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The Secret Service has lost focus of it's primary mission, which is life safety of its protectees in exchange for woke LGBTQ initiatives.
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Federal law enforcement agencies, along with a number of municipal departments, have bought onto a program called the 30x30 Initiative, which promises to employ 30% female staffs by 2030. As the assassination attempt on President Trump proved, the initiative is doomed to failure.
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USA Today, a notorious anti-conservative "fact-checking" site, dismissed what many believed was an apparent threat made by Alex Soros, son of George Soros, earlier this year toward President Trump.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is sending state officials to Texas to inform illegal aliens they are no longer welcome in Massachusetts, since the state's shelters are full.
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The Biden administration freak show continues with the addition of the latest clown for the circus, the new deputy communications director at the White House.
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A Fox News poll shows Biden seemingly pulling away from former President Trump, despite increasing concerns about his mental ability; some suggest the poll is designed to make Biden appear to be closer to Trump than he really is.
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Tren de Aragua, a violent Venezuelan-based gang, has established a presence in the United States, leading officials to warn Americans about their violent tendencies, lawmakers to ask Biden to designate the gang a Transnational Criminal Organization.
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