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And i'm making a challenging situation worse. >> the protests in portland have been overwhelmingly peaceful. crime in portland and across oregon was down before donald trump sent in his secret police. >> these guys came in like a bulldozer. laura: democrats are the ones who created the disaster and it is a deadly one. who knows how many lost damage done after they cut $100 million from the police budget, it is proprietor legislation pending police from using force and charging violators with second-degree official misconduct. portland liberals were encouraging the revolutionaries attacking pol...

Been overwhelmingly peaceful. crime in portland and across oregon was down before donald trump sent in his secret police. >> these guys came in like a bulldozer to a disaster the administration's own making. >> laura: please, democrats are the ones who created the disaster and it is a deadly one. now, who knows how many lives were lost and damage was done after they cut $27 million from the police budget just last year. and earlier this year, the state passed what is in fact pro-rider legislation banning police from using force against them and charging violators with only second-degree offici...

There's a tug of war between three Miami city comissioners and the city's newly appointed police chief. So what's it all about? We break it down.

An investigation by special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment and arrest of a former Shelby County Assistant District Attorney General, three former Memphis Police Department employees, a Memphis attorney, and four others on various charges. At the request of 30th District Attorney General Amy Weirich, in June 2020, TBI agents began investigating the improper use of confidential information by...

ECWd) - We recently covered the Illinois State Police Report on the alleged malfeasance by the Coles County State's Attorney in this article.  The short version, a criminal complaint alleged that Jessie Danley, the Coles County State's Attorney, used or allowed the use of public resources on matters related to a private lawsuit he was involved in. We published the ISP report along with the letter from the Attorney General who declined to prosecute in that first article linked above and raised questions which were apparently never asked. We recently obtained a copy of an envelope that was ma...