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🚨 A mother in South Bend, Indiana was shot in the head and killed trying to protect her son from an armed robber.
Jean Gragg, 40, stepped between her son and 18-year-old John Ford after he pulled a gun during a Facebook Marketplace watch sale at their home. She put herself in front of the gun and chased him off the property.
Surveillance video shows Ford then turned around and shot her multiple times in the back as she ran toward the house.
He shot her in the head.
Jean Gragg died from her injuries on Saturday. Ford has been charged with murder.
This is the kind of evil too many families are facing.
We do not have to live like this.
#SouthBend #Crime #JusticeForJean #ProtectOurFamilies
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🚨 OMG. The guy who ambushed police officers in Philadelphia just admitted he targeted them because they are WHITE.
If the roles were reversed, this would be wall-to-wall coverage on every network.
He saw white officers and opened fire purely because of their skin color. When will the media cover this?
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Defiant L’s@DefiantLsOct 12
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Aaaaand another one
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Meanwhile, Brian:
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BREAKING: Three weeks from her election Trump’s DHS just raided the home of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar.
The authoritarian interference in our elections continues.
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Tim, you guys arrested your political opponent four times and charged him with 83 felonies during an election year because you were losing in the polls.
Did you think we have forgotten?
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Defiant L’s@DefiantLsOct 12
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Wouldn't be a complete day without a Brian meme
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EducatëdHillbilly™@RobProvinceOct 13
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Hi Ted……
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Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEaglemanOct 12
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🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP IS GOING AFTER ROY COOPER'S CRIME RECORD, AND NORTH CAROLINA NEEDS TO HEAR IT.
In 2021, Cooper signed a COVID-era deal that allowed the EARLY RELEASE OF 3,500 PRISONERS.
The Charlotte Observer reports that list included 51 INMATES SERVING LIFE SENTENCES.
The New York Post reports 18 of the people released were later CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Cooper wants a promotion to the U.S. Senate after that.
VOTE MICHAEL WHATLEY!!
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This is absolute BULLSHIT from the Governor of New Jersey.
Columbus Day is a holiday given to ITALIAN AMERICANS, it has nothing to do with indigenous people and displays like this are HISTORICALLY ILLITERATE at best and HATEFUL of Italians at worst.
RESIGN GOVERNOR!
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Last night my car was towed despite being a paying customer at that establishment.
300 dollars to get it out at 2 am.
They said I was bar hopping which was a lie and they claimed they had video of me, no video exists.
My receipt was even on the dash of my vehicle
Long story short, don’t go to Cedar Creek bar and grill in houston they are operating a ponzi scheme
Now i’m going to get dim sum.
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Defiant L’s@DefiantLsOct 12
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Love a good this you moment.
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Crystal Hope@CrystalHope1979Oct 12
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🚨 This guy walked into a Cabot, Arkansas farmstand yesterday and helped himself to an armful of fresh baked goods… without paying a single dollar.
Root & Rise is a small, family-run honor-system farmstand owned by Amber and Brett. They bake slow-rise sourdough loaves, brownies, pies, cinnamon rolls, bagels, and other from-scratch treats. Yesterday this man loaded up and walked off with a huge armful of their work.
Honor system does not mean free. When someone does this, it doesn’t just hit Amber and Brett—it hits the whole family’s hard work, the early mornings, the effort, the ingredients, and the trust that lets small farmstands like this even exist. These hits add up fast for small businesses just trying to make a living. 😞
If you recognize him or know anything, Amber and Brett would appreciate the help. Support the local people who actually bake and stock these stands. 💪
#TheHopeFiles #CabotAR
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Larry Krasner has blood on his hands. Again.
The man identified by law enforcement sources as the suspect who ambushed and killed Officer Shane Seiber (and shot a second officer 12 times) is another city employee — Philadelphia Water Department.
He was arrested November 3, 2020 for a homicide involving a firearm AND aggravated assault with a firearm. That was under Krasner.
He was free six years later — on the city payroll — until Saturday.
If he had been in jail for that 2020 homicide, Officer Seiber would still be alive.
Public records. Same pattern. Blood on his hands.
#PastProvesPresent #WeAreTheNewsNow #Krasner nitter.cf/zachbitango/status/210…
🚨#BREAKING: Eric Lewis, the suspect in the deadly ambush on Philadelphia police officers, reportedly has an extensive criminal history.
According to an arrest/warrant record circulating on X, Lewis, 35, has a record listing:
1 homicide offense
2 aggravated assault offenses
3 gun-crime offenses
2 burglary offenses
4 drug offenses
1 motor vehicle theft offense
The record also lists 14 Part II offenses and multiple additional arrests dating back to 2007.
Officer Shane Seiber was killed in the shooting. A second officer, a father of five, was shot 12 times and remains hospitalized.
Meanwhile, Pennsylvania's political leadership @GovernorShapiro is threatening to withhold state permits and pursue legal action against the Department of Homeland Security and ICE over plans to open large-scale immigration detention facilities in Berks and Schuylkill Counties...
The public deserves answers about this suspect's history and the circumstances surrounding this horrific attack on law enforcement.
The identification of Eric Lewis comes only from anonymous law enforcement sources who spoke to the Philadelphia Inquirer. No official public statement from Philadelphia Police or Commissioner Kevin Bethel has named him.
@FoxNews
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We need Logan’s Law…
Judge Price released Alexander Dickey after just 410 days of a 1,825 day sentence.
22.5%
Dickey was in prison for 3rd degree burglary (downgraded 1st degree)
39th arrest/25th felony.
Released then killed Logan Federico.
Judges must be held accountable.
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BREAKING: Documents pulled from the NC Courts government website show District 14 congressional candidate Lakesha Womack has a “pending” felony warrant for failure to return a rental car in 2019. Police records say Budget Car Rental rented a car to Womack on Oct. 7, 2019 and it was supposed be returned on Oct 23, 2019. Pics and links attached. portal-nc.tylertech.cloud/ap…
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This is Oscar Belgal. He’s an illegal migrant, a Trinitario gang member, and a criminal with an extensive record, who ICE was trying to arrest in Marble Hill, NYC today. They shot at him after he tried to run them over with his vehicle and flee.
This is who the leftists of the city are up in arms about tonight. Both Kathy Hochul and Zohran Mamdani felt the need to publicly defend him.
Democrats sure love their criminals.






































