Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks on re-election bid
Governor Greg Abbott received major endorsements from law enforcement in his bid for re-election. Here’s more on his commitment to fund the police and secure our borders.
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Lawyer: D.C. police officer beat woman on Jan. 6
The D.C. Police face a new lawsuit in connection with the January 6 protest. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
L.A. residents flock to buy guns for their own safety
Liberal policies have people running for the hills to protect themselves with firearms. As the Los Angeles area sees no slow down in robberies, car thefts and home invasions, residents are taking their safety into their own hands.
Death of man tased by N.Y. police under investigation
The New York Attorney General’s Office released video of a deadly police encounter now under investigation. The footage, released Friday without audio, shows 29-year-old Jason Jones agitated in the lobby of the Catskill Police Department.
NYC Mayor Adams vows to reinstate anti-crime police units
New York City’s new mayor, Eric Adams, vowed to bring back anti-crime police units in efforts to combat the city’s rising gun violence crisis. One America’s Angela Kurysh has the latest.
Texas Sheriff’s Office employee says ‘political bias’ led to termination after Jan. 6
A former detention lieutenant of the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department says “political bias” was the reason she was dismissed after attending the January 6 demonstration, even though she never entered the U.S. Capitol. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
Lightfoot blames Chicago crime surge on judicial system
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot appears to be placing the blame for the city’s high crime rates on the courts and prosecutors.
U.S. Capitol Police Chief says force remains short-staffed
Chief of U.S. Capitol Police, Thomas Manger said the force continues to face staffing shortages. During an interview Sunday, he said more than 130 officers have left the organization either through retirement or resignation since January 6.
DEA, Ariz. police seize record 1.7M fentanyl pills at U.S.-Mexico border
The Drug Enforcement Administration along with Arizona police seized a record 1.7 million fentanyl pills at the U.S.-Mexico border. The DEA confirmed it teamed up with Scottsdale Police and Arizona’s Attorney General’s Office to carry out the drug bust earlier this month.