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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An ER physician on his way home from work was pushed onto the subway tracks near Midtown Manhattan Saturday by a random stranger - here's how it ended.
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On Monday, President Trump followed through on a promise to federalize DC Metro police, adding to federal agents already patrolling the streets and an estimated 1,000 National Guard members poised to assist the police department.
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A foreign service officer working for the State Department admitted on undercover video to violating diplomatic security protocols about a relationship with the daughter of a senior CCP official.
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Claire's, which has cheap jewelry stores primarily in malls, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, yet despite this being the second time in seven years, the media laid the blame on "Trump's tariffs" which aren't even in effect yet.
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A 38-year-old man was killed and five others injured, including a five-year-old girl, in a Baltimore shooting.
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In January, Elon Musk, then serving as head of DOGE, was appearing on stage at an inauguration event and threw his hand up in the air, leading leftist Democrats and their complicit media to accuse Musk of being a Nazi. This week, a British rag made the same claim about the president.
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An Arizona state senator and a former police officer and whistleblower have uncovered solid evidence of a money laundering scheme by ActBlue, the fundraising arm of the Democratic Party, which they say may be "the largest money laundering and real estate fraud scheme in U.S. history". But our investigation with them is just beginning.
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The small town of Hometown, Illinois, won bragging rights, taking home first place in the annual Five-O Racing fundraiser for Special Olympics
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Brooke Slusser, the former captain of the San Jose State women's volleyball team, told Fox News Digital about a scheme to get her injured hatched by a biological male teammate after she joined in a lawsuit to remove him from the team.
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Cincinnati city council member Victoria Parks said victims of Cincinnati mob assault "begged for a beatdown," while Police Chief Teresa Theetge said videos of the assault didn't show the "context" of the incident.
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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), who fancies himself a 2028 Democratic presidential contender, is trying to put an amendment on the Defense Authorization Act that would levy a $4709 tax on suppressors, $5 tax on "Any Other Weapons"
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Assistant Essex County prosecutor Bryashia Atchison-Henderson was found by police passed out next to her car after celebrating her 30th birthday.
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Three-year-old Ketorriuis "KJ" Starkes Jr. was left inside a car for five hours on a day where the heat index was 108 degrees, and estimates temps inside the car reached 150 degrees. The woman who left him in the car was an employee of a company contracted by Alabama DHR to transport foster children
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Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark), has proposed a bill that would slash the workforce at ODNI while significantly reducing the authority of the Director of National Intelligence
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Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg ignored antiquated ATC systems in favor of spending over $80 billion on DEI programs and initiatives.
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