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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A California couple is suing the LA Unified School District, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, and others, blaming the district's "secrecy policy" for hiding their son's alleged "transition" from them and severing their relationship, leading to his suicide.
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Police are searching for a suspect after a man died from his injuries following a single punch during a brief argument on a New York City subway platform.
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The Houston police chief and city mayor announced a new policy that gives ICE a 30-minute window to respond to calls from city police officers who have encountered an illegal alien, even those with existing immigration warrants.
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Police used GPS data and forensic evidence to track Rupchand Simboo to the Jamaica Wildlife Refuge, where the dismembered remains of his wife, Salisha Ali, were discovered months after her disappearance.
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Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton faced backlash after inviting an illegal immigrant with alleged ties to juvenile investigations to attend President Trump’s State of the Union. Critics say the guest’s presence politicized immigration enforcement and raised questions about public safety.
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A dog named Gozier is being hailed as a hero after her unusual bark led her owner to a woman lying unconscious in freezing temperatures. The woman, who has Alzheimer’s, had been outside for hours before the dog’s alert helped save her life.
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Seattle’s latest directive forces police officers to record ICE operations across the city. Those who refuse could face disciplinary action.
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A Freedom of Information Act request uncovered emails showing a Connecticut school superintendent asked that footage capturing controversial comments before a school board meeting be deleted.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan says legislation targeting sanctuary city policies is on the way after a heated committee hearing over immigration enforcement.
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Connecticut Democrats are pushing a controversial bill that would require parents who pull their kids from public schools to be reported to state authorities, sparking outrage among homeschool families and raising federal privacy concerns.
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Caught on a hot mic, Granby school leaders made shocking homophobic remarks. Now, instead of apologizing, they are digging in, leaving parents and students outraged.
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Three Austin officers acted in seconds to stop a gunman targeting a popular bar, likely saving countless lives. Now, under Travis County’s controversial grand jury policy, the heroes themselves may face months of legal scrutiny.
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A Georgia driver took the life of a decorated Army Ranger in a fiery crash but barely faced jail time. The shocking sentence leaves many asking how justice could fail so spectacularly.
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Milwaukee’s Common Council has ordered police officers to go unmasked, putting political correctness ahead of officer safety. Critics warn the move could put law enforcement and the public at greater risk during violent protests.
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Mexican national and convicted sexual predator Miguel Solis-Morales, who was deported last year, is now facing up to 20 years in federal prison after authorities say he illegally returned to the United States.
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