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🚨 BREAKING: Yavapai County Supervisors Reject Two Sheriff’s Office Technology Contracts It took just 1 minute and 28 seconds. The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors removed two Sheriff’s Office items from today’s consent agenda and denied both. Item #20: A $39,348 contract with Ekin Traffic Solutions for three mobile...

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94,380 views • 1 year ago

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🚨 CIVILIZATION JIHAD WEARING A BADGE 🚨 The Pakistanification of Cook County Law Enforcement Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart’s police force submits AGAIN to Islamic influence - this time on Pakistan Independence Day. His Executive Director stood on stage and pledged full institutional partnership, protection, and deference to the Muslim community. ⚠️They have a formal Muslim Advisory Council. Specialized cultural sensitivity training. ⚠️ Mosques called “especially important partners.” (The list of mosques I have them tied to is VERY troubling, and they’re allowing them into their prisons.) There is NO Christian Advisory Board. NO Jewish Advisory Board. NO Hindu Advisory Board. ⚠️ Meanwhile, the same office has publicly praised CAIR-Chicago - an organization designated a FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATION by both Texas and Florida. ⚠️ And the imam they have previously engaged with (Kifah Mustapha) is now openly calling for Muslims to take over the police, the Pentagon, the White House, and the Senate so they can “change the world” and prioritize Gaza, Syria, and other foreign Muslim causes. This is the same Sheriff Tom Dart who is currently blocking ICE from accessing criminal inmates at Cook County Jail and has been threatened with federal prosecution for obstruction. One community gets preferential treatment and institutional power. Everyone else gets nothing. This is civilization jihad wearing a badge and a smile. SEE THE FULL REPORT:

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Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office Operation Cold Winter’s Night Cracks Down on Human Trafficking Last night, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office conducted a targeted prostitution sting operation, resulting in the arrest of 26 sex buyers attempting to buy sex services from undercover Deputies posing as sex workers. More importantly, 2 victims of Human Trafficking were rescued, 2 illegal firearms were recovered, and 2 new Human Trafficking Cases were opened. This operation was part of our ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking and reduce the demand for illegal sex work in our community. Human trafficking remains a serious issue that preys on the most vulnerable, and we remain committed in the fight against it. Thank you to our partners at Family Justice Center, Drive4Impact, California Department of Justice, and Central Valley Tow for helping make this operation such a huge success.

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15,556 views • 1 year ago

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935,910 views • 2 years ago

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Overton

1,589,491 views • 5 months ago

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Four years ago, I laid out on the Adam Carolla show what I still believe is the quickest, most effective way for sensible citizens to take back real control of Los Angeles County. Most people focus on the Mayor’s race. But the five-member Board of Supervisors quietly controls a $52.5 billion budget )four times larger than the City’s), plus the Sheriff’s Department (the largest in America), hospitals, mental health, homelessness policy, jails, and services that touch every one of the 9.7 million people in the county. The good news? The plan still works in 2026. Just two seats flip the majority when paired with Kathryn Barger in District 5. District 1 and District 3 are up this June 2. If you want to see what real change looks like, take a look at Elaine Alaniz (Elaine Alaniz,Rooted in Community. Ready to Serve.) in District 1 and Tonia Arey (Tonia Arey) in District 3. They’re exactly the kind of pragmatic, community rooted leaders who could make that shift happen. Your vote in these “unsexy” races has more leverage than almost anything else on the ballot. Do some research. Save your community. It can be this easy.

Kevin Dalton

89,809 views • 4 months ago

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REPEAT OFFENDER ARRESTED Less than 24 hours after being released from jail on his own recognizance for the EXACT SAME CHARGES, 19-year-old Andre Wiley was arrested again. Last week, Wiley, 18-year-old Andrew Ivy, and 18-year-old Kameryus Mayhand arrived together at a local jewelry store. Ivy and Mayhand distracted employees by looking at jewelry. Wiley sat at a consultation desk and stole two pieces of jewelry before leaving the store. Ivy and Mayhand fled with him immediately. A short time later, the Rancho Cordova Police Department Crime Suppression Unit located the suspects in their vehicle, resulting in their arrest and the recovery of items. That is when deputies learned Wiley had been released from the Placer County Jail less than 24 hours earlier and was on pretrial probation for burglary, conspiracy, and grand theft charges. All three suspects were booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail on charges of burglary, conspiracy, and grand theft. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office is releasing the suspects’ booking photos because detectives believe they may be responsible for additional thefts. If you recognize any of these individuals or believe you may have been a victim, please contact the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office at 916-874-5115.

Sacramento Sheriff

16,771 views • 1 month ago

🚨 #BREAKING: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has PARDONED the Loudon County dad who stood up to the school board after his ninth-grade daughter was s*xually assaulted at school by a transgender male using the WOMEN’S RESTROOM. LCPS allows transgender students to access bathrooms and locker rooms that align with “their consistently asserted gender identity” But this policy was adopted AFTER MULTIPLE ASSAULTS HAD ALREADY TAKEN PLACE, and were covered up by officials. The dad, who was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct, has been fighting these charges for over two years. Thank you Glenn Youngkin 👏🏻
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🚨 #BREAKING: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has PARDONED the Loudon County dad who stood up to the school board after his ninth-grade daughter was s*xually assaulted at school by a transgender male using the WOMEN’S RESTROOM. LCPS allows transgender students to access bathrooms and locker rooms that align with “their consistently asserted gender identity” But this policy was adopted AFTER MULTIPLE ASSAULTS HAD ALREADY TAKEN PLACE, and were covered up by officials. The dad, who was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct, has been fighting these charges for over two years. Thank you Glenn Youngkin 👏🏻

Jennifer Joanna Aniston

331,740 views • 4 months ago

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The Gavel Project

29,755 views • 6 months ago

🚨 #BREAKING: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has PARDONED the Loudon County dad who stood up to the school board after his ninth-grade daughter was s*xually assaulted at school by a transgender male using the WOMEN’S RESTROOM. LCPS allows transgender students to access bathrooms and locker rooms that align with “their consistently asserted gender identity” But this policy was adopted AFTER MULTIPLE ASSAULTS HAD ALREADY TAKEN PLACE, and were covered up by officials. The dad, who was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct, has been fighting these charges for over two years. Thank you Glenn Youngkin 👏🏻
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🚨 #BREAKING: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has PARDONED the Loudon County dad who stood up to the school board after his ninth-grade daughter was s*xually assaulted at school by a transgender male using the WOMEN’S RESTROOM. LCPS allows transgender students to access bathrooms and locker rooms that align with “their consistently asserted gender identity” But this policy was adopted AFTER MULTIPLE ASSAULTS HAD ALREADY TAKEN PLACE, and were covered up by officials. The dad, who was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct, has been fighting these charges for over two years. Thank you Glenn Youngkin 👏🏻

Nick Sortor

7,206,778 views • 3 years ago

Heartbreaking news out of Orange County, Virginia. K9 Blek, a loyal partner with the Sheriff's Office, passed away while on duty this week. After eight solid years serving alongside Sgt. Justin Neal, he gave everything right up to the end from natural causes. These dogs aren't just tools. They are true teammates who run toward danger without hesitation, protecting officers and the community day after day. Blek did that with honor and heart for nearly a decade. The department put out a moving final call for him. It hits hard. Rest easy, Blek. You served well, and the watch continues without you. Thank you for your service, and deepest condolences to Sgt. Neal and the whole Orange County Sheriff's Office. Our K9s deserve every bit of respect we can give them. They earn it every single shift.
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Heartbreaking news out of Orange County, Virginia. K9 Blek, a loyal partner with the Sheriff's Office, passed away while on duty this week. After eight solid years serving alongside Sgt. Justin Neal, he gave everything right up to the end from natural causes. These dogs aren't just tools. They are true teammates who run toward danger without hesitation, protecting officers and the community day after day. Blek did that with honor and heart for nearly a decade. The department put out a moving final call for him. It hits hard. Rest easy, Blek. You served well, and the watch continues without you. Thank you for your service, and deepest condolences to Sgt. Neal and the whole Orange County Sheriff's Office. Our K9s deserve every bit of respect we can give them. They earn it every single shift.

Michael Mattox - The Mad Ox

13,487 views • 2 months ago

California corruption is worse than the 3rd world Los Angeles leaders including mayor Karen Bass were summoned to Federal Court. They DO NOT KNOW where the homeless funds went, “poor oversight, inaccurate accounting, unclear metrics, and untrustworthy results — documents provided by the agency were so poor that it made attracting the spending NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE” “Several LA Leaders, including mayor Karen Bass, were summoned to federal court after an audit found billions in homeless funds were poorly tracked. This was Karen Bass and the head of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor, Catherine Barger, in federal court. This was yesterday where the court said they didn't know based on analysis where any of the money was going. Now judge David Carter in the hearing with LA Mayor Bass and supervisor Barger, the chair of the board of supervisors who's been active in the search for answers to the homeless problem in LA and Orange County, recited a history of poor oversight, inaccurate accounting, unclear metrics, and untrustworthy results.” “Two studies pointed to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, LAHSA, as a source of problems. The most recent study, $2,300,000,000, found the documents provided by the agency were so poor that it made attracting the spending nearly impossible” “Supervisor Barger today said the judge is right. — I heard in court that LAHSA wasn't providing transparency, was not providing receipts”
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California corruption is worse than the 3rd world Los Angeles leaders including mayor Karen Bass were summoned to Federal Court. They DO NOT KNOW where the homeless funds went, “poor oversight, inaccurate accounting, unclear metrics, and untrustworthy results — documents provided by the agency were so poor that it made attracting the spending NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE” “Several LA Leaders, including mayor Karen Bass, were summoned to federal court after an audit found billions in homeless funds were poorly tracked. This was Karen Bass and the head of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor, Catherine Barger, in federal court. This was yesterday where the court said they didn't know based on analysis where any of the money was going. Now judge David Carter in the hearing with LA Mayor Bass and supervisor Barger, the chair of the board of supervisors who's been active in the search for answers to the homeless problem in LA and Orange County, recited a history of poor oversight, inaccurate accounting, unclear metrics, and untrustworthy results.” “Two studies pointed to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, LAHSA, as a source of problems. The most recent study, $2,300,000,000, found the documents provided by the agency were so poor that it made attracting the spending nearly impossible” “Supervisor Barger today said the judge is right. — I heard in court that LAHSA wasn't providing transparency, was not providing receipts”

Wall Street Apes

118,266 views • 1 year ago