Pat Droney
Pat is a proud Christian conservative who has 31 years' experience in law enforcement, up to the position of chief of police. Pat is chairman of the board of the Penny J. Harris Foundation, a police K9 training nonprofit, vice president of his church council, and vice president of his hometown's fire commission. Pat has been married for 33 years and has four children and three grandchildren.
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pjdroneylet@gmail.com
A criminal mastermind in New Hampshire caused $2,300 in damages in an attempt to steal $153, getting caught only when police saw through his perfect hiding spot in the ceiling because his feet kept poking out from behind the tiles.
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A Brooklyn man recently learned the hard way that pulling a knife on the set of a cop movie is a quick way to get real cops in on the act.
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A House Judiciary Committee report accuses a Virginia prosecutor of pursuing policies that shield criminal illegal aliens from immigration consequences, while nearly 1,700 ICE detainer requests reportedly went unfulfilled. The report also highlights cases involving repeat offenders, dropped charges, and a woman whose mother says the system failed her daughter.
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A 13-month investigation into an alleged Colorado criminal organization has resulted in 18 arrests, 185 criminal charges and the seizure of 31 firearms. Authorities say the alleged network was connected to more than 20 incidents across the state, including cases involving attempted murder and armed robbery.
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Jail speedrun? Austell authorities say a man allegedly groped three women in three different stores within the span of ten minutes, only to cause further trouble after being arrested.
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Officers say what started as a routine welfare check at a Chicago-area home revealed a nightmare: five dead bodies, with one being the shooter.
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Opening fire near the U.S. Capitol: what could go wrong? What began as a street fight quickly escalated when one participant, a convicted felon, allegedly shot a National Guardsman who attempted to break up the fight before being shot himself.
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ICE took more than 100 illegal alien gang members off American streets in just one week, with several having been predictably released into the country by the previous administration.
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A Massachusetts judge just made a controversial decision that has a district attorney sounding the alarm, and the defendant’s criminal history makes the case even more disturbing.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is taking aim at sanctuary city policies after a criminal gang member allegedly rammed ICE vehicles, prompting an officer to open fire in self-defense. He says New York’s refusal to honor immigration detainers is putting public safety at risk.
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Five Michigan police agencies conducted immigration-related searches using Flock cameras, sparking renewed scrutiny of the technology despite its record of helping solve serious crimes.
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In a massive multi-agency operation, federal authorities intercepted 90 illegal biodiesel shipments valued at $2.8 million at Port Everglades and the Port of Houston before they could reach a sanctioned Cuban entity.
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A Houston chef who regularly collected food and cooked meals for homeless people was shot and killed outside a hotel. Police have charged a man with capital murder after investigators say he approached the chef and demanded money.
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A fatal Ohio crash that killed a 21-year-old college soccer player has brought renewed scrutiny to alleged CDL fraud, trucking safety violations, and so-called “chameleon carriers.” A broader federal crackdown is now targeting fraudulent licenses, shell companies, unauthorized employment, and other practices that can put drivers and the public at risk.
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The Long Island Children's Rescue Operation, a task force made up of nearly 100 officers across 40 agencies, spent three days hunting for New York's missing children and recovered 34, including victims of human trafficking.
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