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
Mayor of West Palm Beach, Florida, Keith James, fired department's deputy chief after he posted picture on Facebook of him with the possible political opponent of Lois Frankel, a 76-year-old Democrat House member who is James' political idol and mentor.
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As Biden's open border bonanza continues, The Federalist reported that in the first two days of May, 2024, more Chinese nationals illegally entered the United States than in the entire year of 2021.
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Fort Collins is currently beta testing the use of artificial intelligence to assist officers in writing police reports, with initial reports saying it is reducing time spent writing reports by 67%. The system, manufactured by bodycam company Axon, still requires police officer interaction and doesn't allow the system to get "creative."
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An EPA whistleblower said the agency's deployment of a high-tech plane meant to detect chemical compounds in the air was "the most unusual deployment I've ever seen," calling into question the Biden administration's response to the environmental and health disaster.
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The Georgia Department of Public Safety oversees the Georgia State Patrol and the Motor Vehicle Compliance Division, both law enforcement agencies, yet there is a huge disparity between the salary, benefits, and retirement programs between the two departments.
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The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees is shelving DEI programs at the state's flagship university and will divert those funds to public safety. The move comes amidst pro-Hamas demonstrations and after a faculty member was shot and killed in August.
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At least three nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are making a windfall thanks to the open border policies of the rogue Biden administration.
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Freedom From Religion, an anti-Christian group, is demanding the Birmingham, Alabama Police Department cease the practice of having officers pray before going out on their shifts, citing First Amendment concerns.
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Another whistleblower has come forward and accuses Boeing and subcontractor of subverting safety issues to rush planes off the production floor.
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NY State Sen. Kevin Parker, who voted in favor of the bill used by E. Jean Carroll to sue Trump, is now himself being accused of rape under the same law, now calls it unconstitutional
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A University of North Carolina professor wants to ban manufacturers from candy advertising on television, comparing it to the ban on tobacco advertising from the 1970s.
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Biden announced Friday that 100,000 so-called "dreamers" will be eligible for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) effective this November.
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Gov. Jay Inslee is hatching a scheme that would see Washington State taxpayers subsidizing $45 million worth of electric cars. Families of four earning just under $100,000 would qualify for the program.
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A damning report from the House Judiciary Committee shows the Biden administration colluded with Big Tech platforms such as Google, YouTube, Facebook and others to suppress free speech.
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Kristen Clarke, the Department of Justice's Attorney General for Civil Rights, lied to the Senate Judiciary Committee during her confirmation hearings, when she told Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) that she has never been arrested. She was arrested in a domestic violence case in 2006.
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