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22/06/2024

Stop

289.7K likes, 8829 comments. “ #505 ”

07/06/2024

Congrats

27/05/2024

Never forget

18/04/2024

Team work

19/12/2023

Signed into law

Testing the limits of how far Texas can go to keep migrants out of the U.S., Republican Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday signed into law sweeping new powers that allow police to arrest those who cross the border illegally.

14/12/2023

Let’s find who killed Officer Lewis

We Honor and Remember Long Beach Police Officer Franke Neal Lewis, End of Watch (EOW) December 13, 1975, Gunfire

Officer Frank Lewis, 28, a two-year veteran of the force, was shot and killed when he investigated suspicious activity in a vehicle near where he lived on the 6200 block of Cantel Street in East Long Beach.

Officer Lewis got off his shift at 2:30 a.m. When he arrived home, he noticed something suspicious inside a car parked along the street a short distance from his house. An unknown assailant was attacking a man inside his vehicle. Lewis parked on the wrong side of the street and went to intervene. As he approached the car, the suspect turned and shot Lewis once in the face. Mortally wounded, he collapsed to the ground. Before fleeing, his attacker exited the vehicle and took his service revolver and the leather case containing his Long Beach PD badge and ID card. Officers later recovered the leather case containing the badge and ID outside a residence in Compton.

The victim of the assault Officer Lewis thwarted was a 29-year-old teacher who taught night school. After a long week of teaching, he became drowsy on his way home from class. Rather than drive all the way to his house and risk an accident, he decided to exit the freeway and parked on Cantel Street near Officer Lewis's home to take a nap. Unfortunately, his attacker woke him from a sound sleep, so he could not provide a meaningful description of him. He believes Officer Lewis's intervention saved his life.

Officer Lewis's wife, Linda, heard the shot that killed her husband and went outside. When she saw him, she ran to his side. He tried to speak to her, but his injuries prevented him. He died before paramedics arrived.

Despite a reward for the killer that grew to $75,000 shortly after the murder, Lewis's killer eluded arrest. In November 2015, on the fortieth anniversary of his murder, the Long Beach Police Department offered a new $50,000 reward for information leading to his killer's arrest. The case remains unsolved.

In addition to his wife, Franke Lewis left behind two young daughters, ages five and two.

Sources: Los Angeles Times, Long Beach PD, Mr. Denis Gitschier

18/10/2023

Waste of breath to prove nothing

18/10/2023

One of the worst vids I’ve seen in years

18/10/2023

I can’t breathe

18/10/2023

Tranq

17/10/2023

Edged weapons….be careful

26/09/2023

****Arrest Update****
Patrick Reed Jr. has been located and arrested. Thank you Facebook friends for sharing his BOLO and sending in tips.

02/08/2023

In custody

02/08/2023

Let’s go!

07/07/2023

Legend Robert Patrick - T-1000 😎

05/06/2023

Good work

23/05/2023

The Angle

07/05/2023

Her name was Areanah Preston, a Chicago Police Officer. She was shot and killed shortly after her shift at the Department on her way home. Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.

Photo from her LinkedIn profile.

01/05/2023

Dallas Police are asking for the public’s help to locate 24-year-old Jaedon Stallworth.

Stallworth is wanted on a murder warrant for the April 2023 homicide of Javoski Dawson on Southwell Road.

Stallworth is described as being 5'11", 165 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

If located or arrested, please contact Detective Abel Lopez #7493 of the Homicide Unit at 469-843-3665 or [email protected].

28/04/2023

Prayers for this young Warriors family & department. Your dedicated service will not be forgotten. R.I.P.

We are saddened to announce the death of Deputy Andrew Davidson, who died in an off-duty traffic accident this morning.

Deputy Davidson was hired with the Riverside Sheriff’s Office in March of 2022 and was assigned to our Perris Station.

We extend our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Deputy Andrew Davidson.

15/04/2023

R.I.P. Rudy and honor goes out to the deputies involved in the OIS and those who placed their lives on the line.

With great sorrow and a heavy heart, we announce the passing of K-9 Rudy. Rudy succumbed to injuries tonight sustained during the search for a wanted suspect.

Just last month, Rudy and his handler Deputy Day received 1st place honors at the Las Vegas Metro Police K-9 Trials in the Handler Protection Category.

A press release with further details on the incident will follow.

16/03/2023

Police Save Puppy

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Minnesota sheriff’s deputies save pup tossed during carjacking chase APB Team Published March 16, 2023 @ 6:00 am PDT Taho (Ramsey County S.O.) Taho (Ramsey County S.O.) On a late, cold Minnesota night in February, Ramsey County sheriff’s deputies pursued a vehicle allegedly involved in a carjack...

09/03/2023

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Prayers

Three Los Angeles Police Department officers were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries Wednesday after they were shot during a confrontation outside an apartment in Lincoln Heights.

03/03/2023

03/03/2023

Cyberattack Hits U.S. Marshals Service, Sensitive Information Compromised

The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) was recently hit with a major cyberattack that exposed sensitive information, including employee data and information on fugitives and law enforcement investigations.

The ransomware attack was discovered on February 17, 2023. It was contained to a stand-alone USMS system which was then disconnected from the broader network.

The system accessed contained law enforcement sensitive information, including returns from legal process, administrative information, and personally identifiable information pertaining to subjects of USMS investigations, third parties, and certain USMS employees.

The attackers did not breach the witness protection database.

The attack was declared a “major incident” on Wednesday, February 22, by the Department of Justice (DOJ), parent agency of the U.S. Marshals Service. The declaration of a major incident required congressional notification.

A “major incident” is one that could cause demonstrable harm to U.S. national security, foreign relations, or the economy, or the public confidence, civil liberties, or the public health and safety.

The investigation and remediation efforts are ongoing.

"We are working swiftly and effectively to mitigate any potential risks as a result of the incident," spokesperson Drew Wade told CBS News.

CBS reports that the agency has created a workaround to continue fugitive investigations amid the breach.

USMS was previously hit by a data breach in May 2020. In that breach, the personal details of over 387,000 current and former federal inmates were accessed.

The latest breach comes as the Biden Administration is poised to release its National Cyber Strategy, which will be the first cybersecurity blueprint published in more than 15 years.

It also comes more than a year after the President issued an executive order on cybersecurity, which called for the modernization and implementation of cybersecurity standards across the federal government.

“Cybersecurity is complex but it’s not always hard. Pick a standard or set of cybersecurity best practices, work to implement that standard, measure your progress as you go. Basically that’s what President Biden’s executive order on cybersecurity called for and he was right, but it doesn’t look like we are making the progress we should be,” CyberSheath Founder and CEO Eric Noonan told NextGov.

20/02/2023

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Scandalous

20/02/2023

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Monday musing

01/02/2023

18/11/2022

Arrested PoliceVoice.com

https://policevoice.com/man-wanted-for-murder-and-decapitation-in-mexico-lived-in-us-for-years-law-officer/

Share and speak up for justice, law & order… HOUSTON – An illegal immigrant from Mexico who is wanted in his home country for the murder and decapitation of his fiancée was arrested in Houston earlier this year and then returned to Mexican officials last Wednesday, according to reports. In Mexi...

17/11/2022

BREAKING NEWS

**UPD ARREST MADE** Deputy Recruit Class Struck by Moving Vehicle

Yesterday, November 16, 2022, at approximately 3:15 P.M., Nicholas Joseph Gutierrez (Booking # 6492100) was arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and charged with attempted murder on a peace officer(s), additional charges pending. At this time, no bail has been granted.

Homicide investigators are continuing their investigation and will share additional information as it becomes available. Homicide investigators intend to present this case to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office this Friday for filing considerations.

The Sheriff’s Department would like to thank the Los Angeles County Fire Department, the California Highway Patrol, the incredible medical staffs who are caring for our injured personnel, the other agencies that assisted in this investigation, and the outpouring of love and support we have experienced from the community.

There is no additional information being released at this time.

We urge anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. If you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call "Crime Stoppers" by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477), use your smartphone by downloading the “P3 Tips” Mobile APP on Google play or the Apple App Store or by using the website http://lacrimestoppers.org