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DC police officials have announced that nearly 4,000 cops nationwide have volunteered to come help on President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration day on January 20th. All DC officers will be activated for the event that is expected to be a very big crowd.

Las Vegas FBI Special Agent In Charge, Spencer Evans, suggested that the Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas was more likely a 'tragic case of suicide' and not a terrorist bombing or attack. Of course, more investigations could be done and this information could change at a later date. Keep your eyes on the story to remain informed, if you're interested in it.

Chief of police on New Orleans terror attack: “This is not an act of terrorism, this is EVIL.." Yeah, no. That was straight up terrorism and anyone who disagrees is wrong. This lady must be a DEI hire because there's no other reason for her to be this incompetent.

This may be the worst DEI hire we've seen since Joe Biden picked Kamala Harris as his VP. The New Orleans Police Superintendent says she had no clue that New Orleans had sidewalk barriers to defend against terror attacks. How does someone get that kind of job and have NO CLUE on how to protect the city?

JUST IN - Drone footage from KPRC2 reveals a tense scene outside the Houston, Texas, home of the suspect in the New Orleans terror attack. A man is seen with his hands raised as SWAT gives commands.

The Kenosha Professional Police Association officially endorsed Donald Trump and JD Vance. The KPPA actually has a decent amount of Democrat and Independent members, so it's a wakeup call that people are finally putting down the Democrat Kool-Aid and going with the party who has more common sense.<br /><br /> <div>This becomes the second Wisconsin law force that endorses the Trump/Vance ticket in Wisconsin, a good sign for police across the nation. JD Vance said: "<em>Donald Trump is the one who's actually going to stand up for them and support them... These guys just want common sense back. Some of them are Democrats...</em>" Between Trump and Kamala Harris, Donald Trump is the better option for police and all first responders.</div>

Body camera video footage shows a police officer saying they told the Secret Service to have agents keep an eye on the roofs and area where the Trump shooter eventually set up his rifle and took shots at the former president. Trump was shot in the ear and was a mere centimeters or inches away from being killed on sight, but he survived. The man who shot Donald Trump and injured or killed others in the audience was shot dead on the rooftop from which he fired multiple rounds. The Secret Service took a lot of heat for their failures that day and then Director Kim Cheatle has since resigned.

Imagine you're being held hostage or witnessing a shootout at a gas station and next thing you know, an unarmed social worker arrives to save the day! Woo hoo, can't wait to see how that unfolds! Hopefully that's not something that ever happens, but you never know! The city of Cambridge is preparing to possibly send unarmed social workers to some 911 calls, as <a href="https://www.nbcmontana.com/news/nation-world/unarmed-social-workers-will-soon-respond-to-911-calls-in-massachusetts-city-community-assistance-response-and-engagement-care-team-boston-defund-the-police" target="_blank">reported by NBC Montana</a>:<br /> <blockquote> <p>The city’s Community Assistance Response and Engagement (CARE) team is preparing its 911 crisis response, which “prioritizes a trauma-informed lens and resources when attending to the needs of the community.” CARE would be deployed in nonviolent cases, such as mental health concerns, and will not be accompanied by police.</p> <p>A job opening on the CARE team requests individuals who are passionate about “advocating for our vulnerable communities” and who are “dedicated to supporting folks from 911 calls to after-care.” The minimum requirements for the position do not list a college degree, but mention “experience in crisis intervention.”</p> <p>Applicants are also asked to demonstrate a “commitment to anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. The position pays between $30.74 and $36.04 per hour.</p> <p>A spokesperson for Cambridge told The National Desk CARE is meant to "supplement the City’s already excellent public safety and emergency services."</p> </blockquote>

President Donald Trump arrived in Philadelphia and did something the Democrats would probably not like to see. Trump greeted police officers with a smile and handshakes, showing respect, and it could work against the Democrats as it shows Trump values and respects the officers. There has been many times the police in America have felt disrespected or unable to do their job while working under Democrat mayors, so this is a refreshing approach by Donald Trump

Country singer Zach Bryan was arrested for a little bit after he got too "lippy" with police. He later posted an apology video and a statement on X. Zach Bryan said: "To be clear in the video I posted, I’m not trying to save face or act like the good guy, I was a complete spoiled asshole to these police officers and I’ll spend the next few weeks trying my best to right my wrongs and take back what I said. I do respect police officers and I made a massive mistake. I am embarrassed for myself, my family and the people I love but all I can do now in sincerely apologize." <a href="https://twitter.com/zachlanebryan/" target="_blank">Follow Zach on X</a>!<br /><br />Zach was driving Oklahoma and his security guard was driving behind him. His security was pulled over by police, so naturally Zach stopped too. Zach was outside of his vehicle and kinda mouthed off at the police, which lead to him being detained and now there's a mugshot floating around that people said actually looks really cool! LOL!!! It appears that Zach Bryan supports police and admits he may have messed up a little bit while the police were just trying to do their job. Zach sounds like a good guy for owning up to his little mistake and that's how it should be. <a href="https://apnews.com/article/zach-bryan-music-arrest-oklahoma-d8f02726265687b86eda3cfad6b0e9f6" target="_blank">AP reported on some of the details </a>of Zach Bryan's arrest: <blockquote> <p>“I get too lippy with him,” Bryan said. “I’m just mouthing off like an idiot” and the officer was “just doing their job.”</p> <p>Bryan said he spent “a few hours” at the Craig County jail before being released on bond and that he spoke to the officer and shook hands with him before leaving.</p> <p>Bryan in an earlier post on X, wrote, he is “truly sorry to the officers” and that he was out of line.</p> <p>“I don’t think that I’m above the law, I was just being disrespectful ... I was just an idiot ... and it won’t happen again,” Bryan said in the video. “I was just frustrated in the moment, it was unlike me and I apologize.”</p> </blockquote>

A 98-year-old co-owner of a newspaper has died one day after police raided her home, according to reports. KWCH reported on the incident and shared the unlisted YouTube video for readers to see the police raid that happened before she passed away the day after. The <a href="https://www.kwch.com/2023/08/21/marion-county-record-releases-video-raid-home-98-year-old-co-owner/" target="_blank">news report said</a>:<br /> <blockquote> <p>The Marion County Record released a new video on Monday showing police and deputies raiding the home of the newspaper’s 98-year-old co-owner Joan Meyer. Joan lived in the home with her son, Eric, also co-owner and editor of the Record.</p> <p>The in-home surveillance video shows Joan, obviously upset by the officers wearing blue gloves and using flashlights to search through items in the home.</p> <p>“Don’t you touch any of that stuff,” Joan can be heard saying to the officers. “This is my house.”</p> <p>Joan, shown wearing a house coat and using a walker, then approaches an officer and tells him to order the officers out of her house. When he doesn’t move, she tells him to get out of the house and stand outside while the search is being conducted.</p> <p>...</p> <p>Joan died a day after the raid. Her son said the raid contributed to his mother’s death, stating that she couldn’t sleep or eat after the incident. Her funeral was on Saturday.</p> </blockquote>

Dear police officers, it's probably just best to stay off social media because you never know what kind of Karen is lurking and reporting things. It just ain't worth it. <a href="https://www.kptv.com/2022/09/15/washington-officer-tells-tiktok-shes-allowed-drive-90-mph-gets-suspended/" target="_blank">KPTV</a> reported on the police officer's video that got her suspended:<br /> <blockquote> <p>In the video, Federal Way police officer Breanna Straus advises motorists on what to do if they spot a police car on the road.</p> <p>“If we’re driving on the freeway in our police car, get the f--k out of the way,” she said, adding “I can go 90 miles an hour, you can’t. You can’t do that. So get the f--k out of the way. If us officers stay behind you long enough, we can find a reason to pull you over.”</p> <p>Some people saw it as implying that police are exempt from the law and do not have to follow it. Others found it alarming because she claimed police could “find” a pretext to stop people. Some people believed she was misusing her position of authority.</p> <p>The Federal Way Police Department launched an investigation following the video, according to Seattle Weekly.</p> <p>She ended up receiving a 10-hour unpaid suspension for posting the video. Equal to one shift.</p> </blockquote>