‘Middle of the Road’ Democrat Ohio Senate Hopeful Sherrod Brown Too Close to Anti-Police Left, Law Enforcement Claims
Former Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown appears to be shifting his stance on policing, moving toward the left, which might complicate his plans to return to the U.S. Senate this November, according to state law enforcement officials. Brown, who served three terms in the Senate and is up for re-election in 2024, is trying to win […]
BLM and anti-police advocates take the lead in the budget debate at LA City Hall
Los Angeles is in a tense budget situation, with a nearly $15 billion spending plan up for discussion. Interestingly, City Hall is prioritizing activists’ input before any formal budget presentation from city officials. Starting Friday, the City Council’s Budget Committee will hold hearings on Mayor Karen Bass’ proposed $14.9 billion budget. This plan is crucial, […]
NYPD ‘cooler cop’ lawyers taken aback by judge’s clear anti-police bias despite his experience as a prosecutor
A judge recently issued a contentious sentence for former New York City police sergeant Eric Duran, prompting his legal team to question the judge’s impartiality, which they perceived as an “obvious anti-cop bias.” Attorney Andrew Quinn expressed surprise and disbelief at Bronx Supreme Court Justice Guy Mitchell’s decision, highlighting Mitchell’s longstanding history with Duran as […]
Former ‘Squad’ House Democrat pays substantial amount to anti-police activist for fundraising help
Former ‘Squad’ Member’s Controversial Donation A former House Democrat, part of the “Squad,” has recently contributed over $20,000 to a consulting firm seeking to reclaim his former seat. This firm is reportedly the same one criticized for compensating Michigan Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib more than $400,000 for fundraising services from 2020 to 2024. An investigation […]
Minneapolis protests could lead to a repeat of the anti-police turmoil from 2020
Protests and Law Enforcement in Minneapolis Looking at the recent protests in Minneapolis, it’s pretty clear that America might be heading into another serious crisis regarding law enforcement. Here’s a tough reality to confront: there are individuals out there who seem to take pleasure in causing harm to others and stealing from them. These individuals […]
Seattle to compensate $30M for teenager’s death in anti-police CHOP area
Seattle Ordered to Pay $30 Million for Teen’s Death Seattle has been instructed to pay $30 million to the father of a teenager who was fatally shot in a protest zone in 2020. The incident took place during a time when first responders were reportedly denied access to the area, known as the Capitol Hill […]
Minnesota Progressives Detained During Anti-Police Protest Have Criminal Histories
Several individuals arrested Monday evening outside a hotel in Maple Grove, Minnesota, where Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino was staying, reportedly had criminal histories. According to police, the rioters started hurling objects at officers dispatched to the Spring Hill Suites, causing property damage. Authorities deemed the gathering an unlawful assembly and began making arrests, as […]
City supports radical anti-police organization while small property owners struggle.
Los Angeles has secretly allocated $1.4 million in taxpayer money to groups advocating for significant changes, including dismantling the Los Angeles Police Department, halting the 2028 Olympics, and pausing rent and mortgage payments, only to turn around and sue the city. Strategic Action for a Just Economy (SAJE) isn’t just an advocacy group; it’s a […]
Trump suggests investigation into funding for anti-police protests
Trump Comments on Minneapolis Incident Involving ICE Agents President Donald Trump recently expressed his views regarding a woman shot and killed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minneapolis last week. He suggested that she might have been a professional agitator and indicated that the administration is looking into the financial backing of […]
New mayor of New York City selects an author of an anti-police book for transition team
Brooklyn Professor Joins Mayor-elect’s Transition Team with Controversial Views A sociology professor from Brooklyn College, Alex Vitale, has been appointed to the transition team of New York Mayor-elect Zoran Mamdani, and he’s no stranger to controversial ideas. Vitale is well-known for his book, “The End of Police,” which advocates for the abolishment of traditional policing […]