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The East Haven Four deserve to have their names cleared—and America’s police officers deserve a clear signal that the political persecution of cops is over.
While most of you are (rightfully) hyper-focused on one very evil, dangerous man, I was reminded this week of four innocent, honorable men who had their lives destroyed by the Obama DOJ. Dennis Spaulding and his team uncovered a massive illegal immigrant fraud network. Instead of thanking them, the Obama DOJ made an example of them. A pardon from President Trump is the only thing that will allow them to move on with their lives.
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While most of you are (rightfully) hyper-focused on one very evil, dangerous man, I was reminded this week of four innocent, honorable men who had their lives destroyed by the Obama DOJ. Dennis Spaulding and his team uncovered a massive illegal immigrant fraud network. Instead of thanking them, the Obama DOJ made an example of them. A pardon from President Trump is the only thing that will allow them to move on with their lives.
“My daughter was two days old the day the guilty verdict came back.” Dennis Spaulding and his team uncovered a massive illegal immigrant fraud network in their small Connecticut town. Instead of thanking them, the Obama DOJ destroyed their lives.
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This is how too many juvenile criminals escape justice—and what do you think happens when they realize they won’t face any consequences?
Three of the teens involved in the chipotle teen takeover have been arrested. Unfortunately, I can’t prosecute them because the DC Council won’t lower the age of accountability.
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Outstanding work. These raids are incredibly dangerous—not just for law enforcement officers but also for the innocent citizens these violent criminals hide amongst. But this crisis was wholly preventable. Decades of sanctuary policies have made our country less safe—and this erosion of law and order has been deliberate.
🚨MASSIVE INDICTMENT: More than 20 Trinitarios gang members, including 7 Illegal Aliens, responsible for five cold blooded murders and 19 attempted murders in Democrat run Massachusetts have been arrested. This Dominican gang thrives in sanctuary cities.
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These images are real. The bullet holes in the patrol vehicle and the officer’s ballistic vest are real. The facts are our officers are encountering suspects that are more heavily armed than last year--which was higher than the year before. These officers took fire from a suspect who caused a vehicle pursuit. That suspect was willing to kill police officers to avoid arrest. This is the risk our officers take on every single day. By the grace of God, yesterday was a good day for the LAPD. Our officer is safe and the suspect is in custody. But as we know all too well, that is not how the story ends every time. Full story link: linktr.ee/protectiveleague
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“Abel Kai Gblah already had over 40 probation violations on his record...” What are we doing here?
This is a registered sex offender from Liberia who snuck into an Arizona elementary school, posed as a damn DOCTOR, and BRUTALLY assaulted a 10-year-old girl in an empty classroom. Abel Kai Gblah already had over 40 probation violations on his record — a walking nightmare the system kept cutting loose. Released just days before he struck again inside OUR kids’ school. This isn’t a “tragic mistake.” This is soft-on-crime insanity combined with open borders letting foreign predators roam free to hunt American children. Schools are supposed to be safe zones, not hunting grounds. How many more little girls get violated by these imported monsters before we end the revolving door, deport the threats, and lock the rest up for life with no second chances? Our daughters deserve ironclad protection, not more excuses for the animals preying on them.
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Today, we filed a lawsuit against the United States on behalf of Officers Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavsky of the Metropolitan Police Department for malicious prosecution and false arrest. These officers attempted to stop a known gang member with 21 prior arrests based on a credible report that he was involved in an ongoing gang-related dispute. When the suspect fled police and was hit by a civilian vehicle, the Biden Justice Department blamed the officers. They even went so far as to indict Officer Sutton for murder and to falsely claim that he stopped the suspect “simply for minding his own business.” These officers were unfairly scapegoated and deserve compensation. We would like to thank the @LELDF for supporting this important lawsuit. The Holtzman Vogel team included @Kellen_Dwyer. @JonforFairfax and Andrew Episkopos. The brief can be accessed here: holtzmanvogel.com/uploads/co… washingtonexaminer.com/news/… @dcexaminer @KaelanDC

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LELDF is proudly supporting former NYPD Sgt. Erik Duran. Erik deserves the BEST legal defense to fight his wrongful conviction for actions he took to protect fellow officers and stop a fleeing drug dealer in 2023.
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She’s not wrong. 🤔
Everything they told us about systemic injustice in the policing system was so they could introduce systemic injustice to our policing systems.
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Many police-related consent decrees are not only costly for the communities they impact, but are also harmful to the police forces they target. This @CivilRights Division @TheJusticeDept has terminated unnecessary consent decrees across the country to eliminate overreach.
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When asked for comment on this repeat offender, DA José Garza blamed policymakers for not funding mental health resources. But Texas law already gave him the tools he says are missing. If Telemacque truly needs long-term care, the DA can petition a court for civil commitment -- the one mechanism that gets a sick man treatment and keeps him off the street. Garza did not bother. He reduced the charge, agreed to time served, and put him back on 6th Street to continue stealing from local businesses and harassing service workers.
AUSTIN MAN broke into the same downtown grocery store a dozen times. The last two times came just days after prosecutors reduced his burglary charge and then a judge set him free with time served. The other day Tyroan Telemacque smashed the sliding glass window of the Royal Blue Grocery on East 6th, filled his backpack from behind the counter, and climbed back out the same window. Less than 24 hours later he jumped through the glass at the front of the 3rd and Lavaca location and did it again. His usual haul is a pack of Newports, Coors, Modelos, a Black & Mild pack. He once shoved a hospital intern into a bed rail, cutting her leg. He also punched a fellow inmate in the face inside the county jail. He’s logged 52 cases in Travis County, including dozens of burglary charges. Only 10 convictions and a wall of dismissals, time-served deals, and charges folded into one another He's hit Royal Blue so many times the owner knows him on sight. He's been banned from every Royal Blue in Austin since 2023, so there isn't really anything left for business owners to do. Cops have even arrested him trespassing on the chairs out front before. Each break-in costs the store $3,000 to $5,000. What is left for them to do?
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After Obama was elected (and threw open our borders), illegal immigrants started flooding into East Haven, Connecticut. Local police officers discovered thousands of these illegal immigrants were using forged documents to obtain license plates, fake car insurance cards, and even fake driver’s licenses. So these officers did their jobs—enforcing the law and making hundreds of arrests. Every single person arrested for their involvement in this crime ring was an illegal immigrant — including dozens of suspects with rap sheets a mile long. So Obama’s DOJ showed up—not to thank these four officers for their hard work in breaking up this crime ring and getting dangerous criminals off the streets... ..the Obama DOJ accused them of racism and launched a political witch hunt, charging all four men with federal crimes for doing their jobs. Not only that, they launched a vicious smear campaign in the media, painting the officers as hateful monsters. They were sent to prison. They lost everything. Now they're telling their stories—and seeking justice: A pardon from President Trump.
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"They don't have the right to assault my officers!" DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin shuts down Rep. Lou Correa's talking points after the Democrat raised concerns about American citizens being roughed up during ICE operations. REP. CORREA: "What can we do to protect the rights of American citizens?" SEC. MULLIN: "We can protect the rights of American citizens all day long. They don't have the right to assault my officers."
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Two more officers shot yesterday…that makes 5 officer shot, one dead in the last 3 days. Please keep the two Atlantic City PD officers shot serving a search warrant yesterday in your thoughts and prayers. Both are expected to survive the heinous attack and the dirtbag who shot them was neutralized…permanently. While we see violent crime declining, we continue to historic number of officers assaulted and shot. Anyone claiming these isn’t a War on Cops in America is either delusional or just a liar.
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Deputy Sheriff Logan Utt kissed his family goodbye, put on his uniform, and went to work serving the people of Carroll County, Virginia. He was murdered in cold blood on a welfare check call. Pray for these sweet children and their mother as they now face life without him.
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Great work from @CharlesFLehman: "The bigger lesson is that intelligently targeting the most violent offenders, both through deterrence and incapacitation, can yield large, durable reductions in murder." thefp.com/p/baltimore-crime-…
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The FBI is grateful for the unwavering commitment shown by every agency involved in bringing this manhunt to a successful conclusion. Thanks to the relentless work and coordination among the Carroll County Sheriff's Office, Virginia State Police, USMS, ATF, FBI, and Surry County Sheriff's Office, this violent fugitive was safely captured.
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Horrific news out of Carroll County (VA), Deputy Logan Utt was shot and killed, murdered in cold blood on a welfare check call. The dirtbag who shot Deputy Utt fled the scene like a coward and is still at large. Please keep Deputy Utt’s family, friends, co workers in your thoughts and prayers as the grief is unimaginable. RIP hero…we will take it from here.
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