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.
The USDA announced a program to "register" local gardens in a national database. Given the government's overreach in every segment of our lives, what is the motivation behind this?
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Connecticut State Treasurer Erick Russell, who reminds us he is "a gay man," outs five CT legislators proposing bills to protect parents' rights and girls' sports; Russell needs to stay in his lane.
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An inmate at a female prison is forced to share here cell with a trans male who masturbates repeatedly and who was convicted of repeatedly raping his daughter
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Three hospitals in Colorado Springs, along with the FBI, conducted an emergency drill last week over a simulated bioweapons attack. Could this by a dry run for the next "election year variant" of some type of bioweapon?
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Police in Delray, Florida spent a week investigating an incident where someone "blew donuts" on a pride "mural" painted on a roadway in the city, arresting a man for reckless driving, felony criminal mischief, and damage to property. Some want him charged with a "hate crime."
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A drag queen story hour hosted by a PRIDE group affiliated with a local church in Enfield, CT was canceled after alleged "threats" against the event were received; however there is no evidence that ever occurred...no screenshots, no police report.
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Only 20 minutes after it was installed, a tampon dispenser installed in a boys' bathroom in Brookfield, CT. was ripped off the wall, greatly upsetting the school's principal
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With Gov. Greg Abbott defying the Supreme Court ala the Biden administration, leading to a potential standoff between state and federal law enforcement, and a proposal in Congress to outlaw so-called "militias," are we setting up for another Fort Sumpter moment?
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After three of his officers were acquitted in the death of a drug addict, Tacoma's police chief accused all police of engaging in "oppression, abuse, and dehumanization." The kind of "leader" all cops "strive" to work for.
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Chicago police officer Karol Chwiesiuk, who has been on a leave of absence, is to be sentenced for being inside the Capitol with his sister for eleven minutes on Jan. 6, 2021. Prosecutors are asking for a one-year jail sentence.
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When is this anti-white discrimination going to be called out for exactly what it is? And when will the federal government step in and do something about it?
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The Preventing Private Military Activity Act would violate the First and Second Amendments and would also prohibit so-called "intimidation of elected officials," thereby criminalizing public criticism of them
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New York moved children out of James Madison High School to house nearly 2,000 illegal aliens in the school due to bad weather.
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Democrats are always playing the long game, while Republicans play the short game and keep taking it up the wazoo. It's time for Republicans to get down in the mud and fight Democrats using their own tactics against them.
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Russia and China have gotten closer in the past few years and that spells trouble for the United States, led by a feckless "leader" in Joe Biden, distracted by trans ideology and proper pronouns, and an administration obsessed with persecuting a former president and his supporters
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