@DavisSchools@FBI@FBIDirectorKash@FBISaltLakeCity FBI Salt Lake it’s time to visit the murderous death cult festering at Davis Schools. It’s only a matter of time before one of these Manson Girls hurts someone badly. See pictures depicting brutal murder of the late Charles Kirk.
Punching a cop in the face is not detainable under the SAFE-T Act, so he was sent home in June.
Last month, while awaiting trial, he shot two men and stomped on one of the victims’ heads, prosecutors say.
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Halifax County, Virginia lost a good one.
K-9 Maddy, a 5 year old Dutch shepherd and Malinois, died unexpectedly Friday after a medical emergency while off duty.
She worked alongside Cpl. Thomas Moore, and she went home with him every night. For a handler, that's not just a partner. That's family.
The sheriff's office says she'll be deeply missed, and you can tell they mean it.
Rest easy, Maddy. Thank you for your service. Cpl. Moore, we're sorry for your loss.
MAMDANI'S POLICY REVIEW: Mayor Mamdani ordered the NYPD to review its use-of-force policies and announced changes to prevent officers accused of serious misconduct from retiring before their cases are resolved, thereby ending disciplinary proceedings.
@Ilhan Prison won’t be kind privileged lady. Best of luck to you. Somali privilege won’t help there. There are no white liberals to feed off of. Oh well.
On the evening of January 23, 2006, 24 year old Jennifer Kesse got home to her condo in Orlando after work.
She was a finance manager, smart and organized. She'd just gotten back from a vacation in the Virgin Islands with her boyfriend.
That night she called her parents. Later she talked to her boyfriend and they said goodnight.
The next morning, she didn't show up for work.
Her boyfriend called on his way in. It went straight to voicemail. Her job called her parents, who jumped in the car and drove from Tampa.
When they got to her condo, it looked like she'd gotten ready for the day. But Jennifer was gone. So was her car. So were her purse, her phone, and her keys.
Police treated her like an adult who'd left on her own.
Two days later, her black Chevy Malibu turned up in the parking lot of another apartment complex, about a mile away.
Then investigators pulled the surveillance footage from that complex.
It showed someone pulling Jennifer's car into a parking space around noon on the day she vanished. Then getting out and walking away.
But the camera was grainy. And every time the person passed by, a fence post blocked their face.
To this day, nobody knows who it was.
Her parents spent years fighting for answers. They even sued the Orlando police to get her case files.
In 2022, state investigators took over the case. In late 2025, her father announced they'd found new DNA on evidence that had never been tested, and had narrowed the list of suspects down to just a few people.
The family is now using AI to try to identify the person in that footage. They're focusing on something as small as the shape of his ear.
20 years later, there's still no arrest. And Jennifer has never been found.
The person who parked her car walked right past a camera.
Who was it?
Deputies had to put on gas masks just to go back inside that house.
Eight dogs. Four cats. Deputies say the dogs sat in cages covered in feces and urine, and nearly every one had visible ribs and sores. No running water. Every surface in the kitchen covered in waste.
Now picture your dog in that cage, with no water and nobody coming.
North 12th Avenue, Evansville, Indiana. Vanderburgh County deputies and Animal Control served a warrant Friday after a complaint.
Teiha Bechtel, 31, was arrested at the home and faces 12 animal cruelty counts.
Page Culley, 35, also lived there. Chandler police arrested her Saturday. The arrest report says she faces 12 Level 6 felony cruelty counts with a prior conviction. Court records show she pleaded guilty to animal cruelty in 2025.
Pleaded guilty in 2025. Now deputies say a dozen animals were starving in her home.
Who was checking?
Should anyone convicted of animal cruelty be allowed to own an animal again? Tell your Indiana lawmakers a cruelty conviction should mean a ban.
This is how it began.
The picture is hard to look at.
My daughter is a beautiful, strong, young woman. Seeing her like this, fighting for her life, it broke me.
I’m hitting this hard right now, because elections have consequences.
I honestly never paid attention to local politics, not realizing that local and state laws would impact us to a far greater degree than federal law.
The initial investigator that called me, three days after the accident, explicitly told me Valeria, the Venezuelan illegal alien that hit Carissa, was a citizen.
Did he lie? According to local laws, maybe, maybe not. LEO’s can’t ask about immigration status. If the person volunteers information, welp, that is how it is, even if it’s not true.
We were initially told Valeria was in jail for “less than 48 hours”, deemed not a flight risk despite her fleeing once already and was released on a $500 bond.
Later, we found out Valeria was in jail for about SIX hours, so before Carissa was even out of her life saving surgery. And that $500 bond was a PR bond, meaning, no cash was paid, just a signature.
We did not find out for 6 months that Valeria was an illegal alien and even then, answers were vague, just that ICE had “entered the conversation”. Did they purposefully keep us in the dark? Maybe, maybe not. Local law enforcement cannot divulge that sort of information per state laws.
We were told there would be 6 continuances. Valeria received 7, because her attorney needed time to consider how the plea deal would impact her immigration status. Despite all defense parties’ objections, the DA “had to” allow additional continuances or risk an appeal. Valeria was allowed to spend her holidays free, with loved ones, while Carissa remained a prisoner of her own mind.
Charges were dropped, from 5 to one single class 5 felony as part of the plea. Attached to the plea was $15,000 restitution to Carissa’s friend, reimbursement for the motorcycle.
The Victims’ Advocate, the DA, the public defender, no one knew Carissa’s medical condition, only the medical condition of Carissa’s friend: a broken collarbone and a messed up toe nail. I had to chase them down to inform them. The public defender didn’t know until I wheeled Carissa into the 7th arraignment.
Carissa’s condition had zero impact on proceedings. Valeria pled guilty to the single felony, which carried a maximum of 3 year sentence. She would probably never see the inside of a prison cell.
I filed a report with VOICE and had Valeria deported. They confirmed she was in Venezuela Feb 28th, 2026. The only Justice my family will see is the comfort that Valeria cannot hurt another American family.
But with local laws being the way they are, if she DID manage to cross the border and make her way back to Colorado today, Colorado law would continue to protect her.
Local and state elections matter. I learned the hard way that We The People must take our civic duties seriously.
Vote red. It’s our best chance at ending so-called “sanctuary policies” in our state.
Vote yes on 81. Make our communities safer by allowing local LEO’s cooperate with ICE.
BREAKING: Actress Selma Blair has been arrested after authorities say she tried to open a plane door midflight before allegedly punching one flight attendant and biting another.
The incident unfolded aboard a Delta flight bound for New York’s JFK Airport. Two flight attendants reported injuries, and one was taken to the hospital for treatment.
Blair’s representative says the actress suffered a medical emergency that triggered the alleged behavior and says she is now in stable condition.
The FBI is investigating as Blair remains hospitalized for evaluation. It is not yet clear whether she will face criminal charges.