Law and order

Federal judge temporarily stops the firing of 11 U.S. intelligence officers

02.20.25 | Jenna Curren News

Judge temporarily blocks firing of 11 CIA employees.
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Florida Senate president appoints one of our favorite sheriffs to immigration enforcement task force

02.20.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd and Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri were appointed to Florida's State Immigration Enforcement Council by the president of the Florida state senate.
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HUD forms internal task force to comply with DOGE after $1.9 billion in misappropriated funds recovered

02.20.25 | Pat Droney News

HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced an internal task force will be formed to supplement federal government's DOGE, which has already recovered $1.9 billion. The task force has already recovered an additional $260 million.
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NY governor says she will send National Guard to prisons if CO's don't stop "illegal" strike

02.20.25 | Jenna Curren News

The New York governor is threatening to deploy the National Guard to prisons if officers do not stop their "illegal" strike.
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Cincinnati police and firefighter unions file complaints against city for 'community responders' program

02.20.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Professional first responders in the Cincinnati Police and Fire Departments are striking back against the city's "community responder" program which assigns civilians to respond to "non-emergency" calls to 311, 911.
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'Environment of distrust': Leftist MA town administrator targets police chief over 'Trump flags'

02.18.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Police Chief Dennis W. Minnich Sr., a 38-year veteran law enforcement officer has taken leave pending a full investigation of the West Boylston Town Administrator after he allegedly ordered clandestine photos taken in off-limits areas of the Police Station and demanded the removal of two "Trump flags."
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Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association backs bill supporting firefighters with service-related cancers

02.18.25 | LET Guest News

Scanlon announced the Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act this morning at the 12th annual “Breakfast on the Hill” hosted by the Firefighter’s Association State of Pennsylvania.
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East Oakland community organizers seek to resurrect proposed University police department to secure nearby neighborhoods

02.16.25 | Matthew Holloway News

In the beleaguered, crime-stricken city of Oakland, community organizers are now seeking to resurrect a proposal to create a University Police Department that can help patrol surrounding neighborhoods.
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Report: U.S. border patrol to stop using body-worn cameras in the field

02.16.25 | Jenna Curren News

Border Patrol and ICE agents to stop wearing body-worn cameras for field operations.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams promises to reopen Rikers Island ICE facility after meeting with Border Czar Tom Homan

02.15.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Mayor Eric Adams forged an agreement with Trump Administration Border Czar Tom Homan to reopen the ICE facility at Rikers Island.
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New Mexico police officer convicted in shooting of man who stole other officer's Taser during struggle

02.15.25 | Pat Droney Editorial

Las Cruces Police Officer Brad Lunsford was convicted after a jury only deliberated for three hours in a case where he shot a man who stole another officer's taser in a violent struggle during his arrest.
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Democrat lawmakers look to pass a bill that would help criminal illegal immigrants avoid ICE

02.15.25 | Jenna Curren News

Democrat Washington State leaders pass bill through Senate that would grant pardons and clemency to illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds.
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Anti-semitic crazy lady goes on unhinged rant against Jewish men inside Manhattan office building

02.13.25 | Pat Droney News

A clearly disturbed woman went off on an unhinged rant inside a Manhattan office building first accosting a Hasidic Jew, and then going after a man who interceded on his behalf, also a Jew.
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NYPD sergeants are retiring, stuck in expired contract and earning less than officers

02.13.25 | Matthew Holloway News

Hundreds of newly promoted sergeants are making less money than the officers they command and are missing out on $80-$100k in earnings for their trouble.
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