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
Two robbery suspects in Texas left a message mocking police for not capturing them after armed robbery, however after police released video of the pair, alert citizens told police their identities.
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After the FBI refused to release records relevant to the FBI spying on Catholics, Judicial Watch and CatholicVote Civic Action filed a FOIA lawsuit against the agency, demanding records related to the aftermath of the document leak. They show the agency scrambled to cover for revelations revealed in the memo.
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A postal worker in Charlotte along with two co-conspirators face federal charges after investigators broke up a stolen mail scheme that involved $24 million in checks, including $8 million in treasury checks, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of North Carolina said
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Last January, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a series of gun control measures into law, leading to an onslaught of legal challenges. The US Supreme Court is slated to take up one of those challenges.
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Holton Township, Michigan passed a resolution declaring itself a "Second Amendment sanctuary," and also formed its own militia of town residents.
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Due to the influx of illegal migrants caused by New York's self-imposed "sanctuary city" status, budget cuts will force the NYPD below 30,000 officers for the first time since 1984, at a time when crime has significantly increased.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is one of the biggest funders of The Guardian, supporting the outlet to the tune of $12 million. In exchange the outlet gives favorable coverage to pet causes.
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DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray warned a House committee this week about "increasing threats" of terrorist attacks within the United States
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo slammed District Attorney Kim Ogg, saying the investigation into staffers in her office is "politically motivated."
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An appeals court reinstated murder charges against a woman accused of poisoning a retired police chief with eyedrops in his food and drink. Charges initially dropped due to "lack of a speedy trial," however the court overturned the lower court's ruling
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The Minneapolis Police Department is down nearly 200 officers since the four officers were imprisoned over the George Floyd case. Now, the city wants to throw money at the problem, offering current officers $17,500 to stay for two-and-one-half years; new recruits will get $15,000 if they stay for three years.
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The suspect in this case, who savagely beat the victim and held her in captivity, has a lengthy criminal record including several other counts of abduction.
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Migrants bused to a makeshift tent city at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn refused to stay, demanded to be taken back where they were previously staying.
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According to a new report, authoritarian countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and others heavily invest in US colleges and universities, which hide that fact from the federal government.
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An upcoming summit between Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping has seen San Francisco suddenly clean up its homeless problem and along with it sidewalks full of human excrement
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