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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Despite campaigning heavily on the “affordability crisis,” incoming House and Senate Democrats are pivoting toward sweeping investigations of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and renewed efforts to pass pathways to citizenship for illegal aliens.
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Five criminal illegal aliens. Convictions for murder, sexual assault and trafficking nearly a kilogram of cocaine. DHS is putting the spotlight on the offenders ICE says are among the worst of the worst.
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An Iranian illegal alien with a rap sheet including kidnapping and extortion spent years flaunting his Hollywood Hills lifestyle online, practically daring ICE to come get him. Now the so-called “King of Instagram” has been picked up in Los Angeles, and the party is over.
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A North Carolina dance teacher once faced statutory rape charges involving a 13-year-old student, but thanks to a plea deal, she’s walking out of court on probation.
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A domestic violence call in rural Washington ended with two deputies shot and killed, and two families shattered forever, including a mother expecting her third child.
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Federal agents arrested five illegal aliens during a targeted HSI operation near two Mesa, Arizona, polling locations, prompting leftist activist groups to accuse ICE of voter intimidation.
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He helped bring a lifesaving overdose-reversal program to police officers across New York City. Now, a former NYPD deputy commissioner is taking on a new challenge that could change how officers handle dangerous encounters.
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The AP thought one word would help frame the story. Instead, it opened a mathematical can of worms that critics aren't letting go. And the numbers may leave readers asking some uncomfortable questions.
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A Daytona Beach woman thought it would be a good idea to post to Instagram that she intended to show up to a Trump to assassinate the president, only to later backtrack and say it was a joke. Law enforcement was not amused.
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Democrats keep insisting illegal aliens voting is “rare,” but ICE just arrested another one in Pennsylvania. The thing that "never happens" just keeps happening!
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North Korean operatives allegedly used stolen identities, fake documents and sophisticated financial networks to infiltrate American companies, with millions of dollars ultimately helping fund Pyongyang's weapons programs.
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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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