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08/09/2026

🚨BREAKING: Former Minneapolis officer Tou Thao, who was jailed in connection with the arrest of George Floyd, says he believes he was set up to be murdered in a prison attack to silence him.

Thao has stated that if he had lied and sided with the prevailing narrative, he could have avoided prison and possibly even risen in the department. He chose instead to speak what he believes is the truth because of his Christian faith.

“There’s people in government who want us dead. If we die, the truth dies.”

“I could have taken the easy way out and sided with the woke mob… if I would’ve went that way, who knows, I probably could’ve been the Chief of Minneapolis.”

Thao maintains that he and the other officers were following training and that he refused plea deals requiring him to admit guilt he denies. He has repeatedly credited his faith with sustaining him through the legal process and imprisonment.

A former officer who says the truth cost him his freedom and nearly his life.

08/07/2026

So saddened to hear this. May he rest in peace.

REST IN PEACE: An Appomattox County Sheriff's Office deputy was killed in the line of duty Thursday: tinyurl.com/uunsuvth

08/02/2026

Yikes.

🚨REMINDER: ICE arrested a New Orleans Police recruit, Larry Temah, who is an illegal alien from Cameroon with an ACTIVE deportation order and ZERO work authorization!

This guy was ONE WEEK from graduating the NOPD academy, and he was given a FIREARM!

Unbelievable.

07/29/2026

South Hill police corporal C.B. Fleming was responding to a reported gas leak at a Virginia apartment complex in 2019 when he noticed a group of children nearby who seemed nervous about the police presence. The children's mother mentioned that some of them were scared of officers.

Instead of leaving once the call was cleared, Fleming got down on the sidewalk and started playing dolls and drawing with sidewalk chalk with the kids. The moment was caught on video and quickly spread online, with Fleming becoming known locally as a favorite among the neighborhood children.

Fleming, a father of four who has also fostered two children, said he has always tried to be a positive presence in the community he serves.

07/29/2026

07/27/2026

Charts can be helpful….

Have y’all ever seen a post where everyone is wondering what is going on in the county because they saw two or three cop cars? Or perhaps they saw a deputy, a fire truck, and an ambulance all headed somewhere in the county. Then, all of a sudden someone thinks it may just be Armageddon.
Just a little lighthearted reference guide to better help you understand what may be happening out in your community when you see an emergency vehicle or perhaps many of them... Please note that this list is inclusive, but not exhaustive.
Let’s keep those vehicles in between the lines and put those cell phones down so no one has to refer to this guide today (or any day for that matter). Prayers for safe travels as we start another beautiful week.
Happy Monday folks!

07/26/2026

Where do we sign?

'UNWELCOME GUEST': Families of 9/11 victims are urging organizers to keep NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani away from the 25th anniversary ceremony at Ground Zero.

07/26/2026

This is commonplace. Don’t let the media fool you. Most of our cops have big muscles and big hearts.

Thank you ALL for all you do!

Police were called on this 16 -year-old boy, and it turned into one of his best days ever.

A young boy in Hapeville, Georgia, spent his free time knocking on doors and offering to mow lawns, he was hoping to earn enough money to buy a PlayStation 5.

But not everyone understood what he was doing and some neighbors called the police after seeing him going door to door.

Officer Colleran responded to the call and spoke with the boy.

The boy politely explained that he was offering yard work like mowing lawns, pulling weeds, and trimming hedges to save for a PlayStation 5.

The Hapeville Police Department later shared that the boy was “polite, respectful, and truthful.”

Officer Colleran, who also enjoys video games, was touched by the boy’s determination, and instead of sending him away, he decided to help.

He and several friends pooled their money together and bought the boy a PlayStation 5.

They also gave him an online gaming membership so he could start playing right away.

The police department shared that Officer Colleran made sure the boy knew they would be on the same online team soon.

The boy was overcome with emotion and began to cry, before hugging Officer Colleran.