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Gang members fatally shot disabled man on bicycle, court records allege

As the suspects van rounded the corner, its passenger sliding door opened, a gun was pointed out the door and several shots were fired at the victim at point-blank range,

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combat crimes against children, gang crimes and terrorism. while justice department prosecutors to the crime solvers to a virtual standstill. dna testing in some cases it is not being timely performed, some trial subpoenas are not being served. crime investigations and panels are slowing down, perpetrators remain at large. the shutdown is also slowing the security apparatus, the coast guard, the only branch of the military not receiving pay says enough is enough. members of the armed forces should not be accepted to shoulder this burden. numbers from the tsa have experts predicting chaos. unscheduled absences among screeners are double what they were at this time last year with employees using sick leave and reporting they are unable to work due to financial stress. in cyberspace, top agencies were in the u.s. government is now more vulnerable to foreign hacks, terrorism and cyber criminals than ever before. when it comes to american

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do you why, assault, burglary, drug crimes, gang crimes, crimes against children and murderers, countless americans would be alive today and countless left once would not be grieving today if these policies of sanctuary cities were ended. not only do these policies endanger the lives of every american, just last may, the department of justice inspector general found that these policies also violate federal law. the president has rightly said this regard for law must end. in his executive order, he stated that it is the policy of the executive branch to ensure that states and cities comply with all federal laws including all immigration laws. today, i am urging states and local jurisdictions to comply with these federal laws,

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with an insatiable news cycle that makes these isolated incidents more ease city for the media to focus on, because there aren t as many of them. meanwhile you have the nature of other crimes, like gang crimes, which is boring by comparison. you can t focus on anything with gang crime, but here you have a teen victim and a police officer, you combine that with what i call a race aquarium, they don t even know they re seeing everything through race. that never ends. the combination of the in fact positive, a lower crime rate across the country, with a news cycle that has to fill the bucket, you put those together, that s what you v. if you add to that, the civil rights leaders from the 60s who are trading on former glorys and trying to make this case their new cause celebs. ogle tree might be right in

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