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SCOTUS to rule whether law enforcement are legally liable for 'wrong house raids' | Law Enforcement Today
The Supreme Court will consider the case of Martin v. United States, in which an Atlanta woman is seeking to sue the U.S. government after her home was ransacked in a 2017 ‘wrong-house raid.’ Read More.
Epic troll: Sen. Hawley introduces the PELOSI Act, which would ban members of Congress from buying, holding stocks | Law Enforcement Today
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) has reintroduced the PELOSI Act–Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments–which would ban federal lawmakers from owning or purchasing stocks. Read More.
Cherry pick reveals Biden’s true colors on law enforcement
New White House Associate Communications Director Tyler Cherry likens cops to ‘slave patrols’ and prays for ‘an end to a capitalistic police state motivated by explicit and implicit racial biases.’ Read More.
Two suspects assault man in a wheelchair, attempt pouring bleach down his throat | Law Enforcement Today
A man and a woman charged with assaulting a man in a wheelchair after trying to pour bleach down his throat. Read More.
Inmate on Alabama death row executed after saying he deserved to die | Law Enforcement Today
Inmate on death row apologizes for the life he took moments before being killed by lethal injection. Read More.
Missouri firefighter paramedic fatally stabbed by patient | Law Enforcement Today
Firefighter paramedic is remember as a “lifesaver.” Read More.
Protecting those who protect us: InVestUSA delivers hope to South Carolina law enforcement | Law Enforcement Today
“Rural America is no longer isolated from big-city threats,” Letts explained. “We’re seeing drug cartels, human traffickers, and even international criminals infiltrate communities like Pelion. And yet, 90% of law enforcement officers across this nation still lack access to active shooter vests capable of withstanding modern threats.” Read More.
Review of non-citizens on Michigan voter rolls reveals they skipped those without driver's licenses | Law Enforcement Today
Review of Michigan voter rolls did not include those without identification. Read More.
Illegal immigrant released by Biden admin accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy while playing hide-and-seek | Law Enforcement Today
Florida deputies arrest previously deported illegal immigrant on charges of raping a 13-year-old boy. Read More.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz suggests cartels and gangs could face military action | Law Enforcement Today
Trump’s national security advisor says that drug cartels are more like “ISIS than the mafia.” Read More.
Best in the Vest: He text his wife saying he'd be a little late. Moments later, he was killed in the line of duty.
Florida Master Deputy Sheriff Bradley Michael Link texted his wife Britney that he would be home a little late. Minutes later, he was ambushed and fatally shot with a high-powered rifle while entering a house where fellow deputies had responded to a disturbance. Read More.
Milwaukee judge arrested for impeding the arrest of an illegal immigrant | Law Enforcement Today
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested Friday in connection to an April 18th incident in which she allegedly helped an illegal immigrant suspect flee her courtroom from federal agents. Read More.
Disgraced ex-congressman sentenced to 7 years in prison for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft | Law Enforcement Today
Disgraced ex-Congressman George Santos is facing 7 years in prison and over $300k in restitution after pleading guilty to charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. Read More.
Buffalo SVU detective whistleblower: Schools are refusing to report sexual assaults, child abuse, attempted kidnapping | Law Enforcement Today
Buffalo Special Victims’ Unit Detective Richard Hy, known for his YouTube channel ‘Angry Cops’ and his guest appearances on the ‘Unsubscribe Podcast’, dropped bombshell allegations against the Buffalo Public Schools in a now-viral video released Saturday. Read More.
Disaster Relief? We're On Our Own
Why is it that people who aren't even Americans are entitled to thousands of dollars' worth of "free" benefits — including hotel rooms and debit cards paid for by Americans — but Americans devastated by the flooding caused by Hurricane Helene are only worth a $750 loan? Read More.
