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Nick Szabo· 2026-01-25 05:07
RT U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (@ICEgov)On January 24, our officers were swarmed and attacked by these violent agitators.The courageous men and women of ICE were subjected to the following attacks:— Hurling and kicking dangerous objects at officers— Violent physical assaults, including biting, tackling, and punching— Deliberate ramming and assault with vehicles— Issuing explicit death threats— Aggressively obstructing and interfering with lawful arrests— Attempted assaults on law enforcement pe ...
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Nick Szabo· 2026-01-25 03:37
RT AnechoicMedia (@AnechoicMedia_)In CCW class they tell you you have a heightened duty to avoid potential fights while armed, as a matter of legal and practical self-preservation. You don't want to raise the stakes to death in a fight, and you don't want to have to argue to a jury later about whether you provoked a fight while armed to bait someone into a self-defense situation.The anti-ICE protestors have inverted the duties of being an armed citizen (or a citizen in control of a lethal instrument, like a ...
Federal agents fatally shot a 37-year-old Minneapolis man, police chief says
NBC News· 2026-01-24 23:55
Minneapolis police received the report of a shooting involving federal law enforcement in the area of East 26th Street and Nichollet Avenue on the south side of the city. Officers arrived and found an adult male with multiple gunshot wounds when they arrived. Life- saving aid was being rendered and he was transported by ambulance to Henipin County Medical Center where he was later pronounced deceased.Based on the information that we have, which is very limited, this [snorts] is a 37year-old white male who i ...
Environment of 'fear, chaos, horror': Fmr. ICE official reacts to Trump's crackdown in MN
MSNBC· 2026-01-23 21:17
Joining us MSNOW reporter Alex Tabbi from Minneapolis, MSNOW senior investigative reporter Carol Lennig, former chief of staff for ICE in the Biden administration Jason Hauser and Washington Post technology reporter Drew Harwell because we have another story to get to as well. I do want to start with you Jason just because you know the force and you know circumstances better than most of us what do you make of the ICE explanation here that it was the officers who were taking care of this boy not the father ...
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Coinbase 🛡️· 2025-12-19 18:39
Crypto scams aren't anon.Coinbase is committed to working with law enforcement to trace funds, support victims, and pursue accountability.We're proud to have helped the Brooklyn DA bring justice in a long-running impersonation scam. And thanks @zachxbt for your contributions. https://t.co/zXRLRSFEEp ...
Person of interest identified in Brown University shooting
NBC News· 2025-12-18 22:06
We want to take a turn now. We are following breaking news in the investigation into last weekend's deadly shooting at Brown University. Three senior law enforcement officials now confirming to NBC News that a person of interest has been identified. This significant development comes as four senior law enforcement officials also confirmed to NBC News that police are looking into whether the deadly shooting of an MIT professor in the Boston area is connected to the attack at Brown in Providence. That profess ...
FBI director Dan Bongino says he will step down in January
NBC News· 2025-12-18 17:10
The bureau's deputy director, Dan Bongino, announcing he's stepping down after just nine months on the job. >> Bonino announced he'll leave in January. He came to this role as a former Secret Service agent and NYPD officer, but the first deputy director who had never been in the FBI.A prominent conservative podcaster who often discussed conspiracy theories. His time at the bureau included conflict with DOJ leaders over the release of the Epstein files, while he won praise for his efforts in the capture of t ...
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Nick Szabo· 2025-12-18 06:28
RT totinho (@Totinhiiio)Arresting people just for illegally entering and staying in America is basic law enforcement every country does. Why act shocked when finally upholding rules that protect citizens jobs wages and safety instead of rewarding millions who cut the line while legal immigrants wait years? ...
'Strike first, find legal justification later' will cause U.S. to lose partners: Ret. USCG Admiral
MSNBC· 2025-12-17 21:14
Drug Interdiction Strategy Comparison - The report contrasts Coast Guard's law enforcement approach with DoD's military strikes against drug vessels, questioning the legal justification for the latter [1][2] - The industry suggests that military strikes may hinder intelligence gathering and prosecution efforts, as killing suspects prevents obtaining information and achieving legal convictions [3] Resource Allocation and Effectiveness - The analysis indicates that the Coast Guard's methods, including precision gunfire to disable engines, are understood and accepted by partner nations [5] - The industry argues that the primary issue is not a lack of knowledge or capability, but insufficient resources dedicated to interdiction efforts [2][7] International Partnerships and Intelligence - The report highlights the risk of losing international partnerships and intelligence sources due to the "strike first, look later" approach [4][6] - The industry emphasizes the importance of cooperation with other nations and maintaining established relationships for effective drug interdiction [5]
The Crime Crisis In America (How Technology Fixes It)
a16z· 2025-12-17 15:45
If you don't enforce crime, what you end up is with lost generations. >> Yeah. If I woke up in 10 years and all we had done was put a lot of people in prison. It's actually double bad. >> Yeah. Well, we're throwing people away, right? Like, you know, that's the worst possible thing. So, the best thing is to say, hey, look, if you commit crimes, you're going to get caught. And then that kind of changes the societal incentives and the culture and everything else. I mean, look, if I can become a criminal and m ...