Tom Wilkins

@fred_burton @DailyMail I thought you were a Btown cop. I ran with the Squad in Wheaton

@DailyMail My old patrol beat. Never would have happened on my watch.

Moment armed teen levels gun to the back of several shoppers' HEADS before opening fire in busy Maryland mall captured in harrowing video trib.al/TIajNwT

@SiouxFallsFire That’s a good test. Loud and clear.

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@libsoftiktok Would the WNBA allow a biological male play in the league if he identified as woman?

The mother of one of the girls who was attacked by Seattle Storm co-owner and players speaks out She says they were told political signs aren’t allowed however leftist activists were allowed to bring signs in while they weren’t. Her 16-year-old daughter was so excited for her dream to sit court side and left crying after being attacked. Leftists will literally destroy a girl’s dream if she doesn’t want boys in her bathroom and sports teams.

@fred_burton @tomcolgan14 @FXRegan English Leather was mine

@tomcolgan14 @FXRegan was a big Hai Karate man.

Chronicles of the Quotidian 7/30/26

@HansMahncke It’s almost like it is an oligarchy

The corruption here is off the charts. Rand Paul has just released a trove of emails showing Fauci soliciting various so-called scientists to nominate him for awards, many of which Fauci then went on to win, receiving substantial prize money in the process. This needs to be forensically dissected, preferably by the DOJ. But even looking at just one example, Barton Haynes of Duke, the questions are staggering. Fauci personally petitioned Haynes to nominate him for an award, which Fauci ultimately won, including $1 million in prize money. That alone raises serious ethical concerns. But what really knocked me off my chair is that Haynes has received something like $1.2 billion (with a "B") in funding from Fauci’s NIAID. The entire system is totally compromised, with a small circle of elites effectively doing favors for one another, all at taxpayer expense.

@perseverare1776 Police generally cannot arrest for a misdemeanor not committed in their presence. There are some exceptions depending upon the law in the jurisdiction where the offense occurs

🚨Wow! A man and his family go to a Morgan Wallen concert and some guy relieved himself on them😱 —Naturally he calls the police, but when they arrive they tell him they cannot arrest this man due to Maryland laws. —He says, “so a man can pull out his____urinate on me, my brother and my niece and there’s nothing you can do?” — instead of arresting the perpetrator, the police gave his info to the victim saying he could file a report later or press charges. Really, is this where we are at? Is there nothing these police officers could’ve done?

@DailyLoud Port Richey is in Pasco County not Hillsborough County

Viral video shows 2 electricians from Port Richey, FL, being wrongfully detained at gunpoint by Hillsborough County Sheriff's deputies near the scene of an active shooting.

@blackbullrace @Rightanglenews Florida, come on vacation, leave on probation

@Rightanglenews "The post identifies a woman accused of skipping a restaurant bill and appears to encourage people to target or harass her during her vacation."

The black mother who made her family walk out on a $300 restaurant bill in Orlando, Florida, has been identified as Adeliah Jones, a resident of Flint, Michigan, who is vacationing in Florida. It would be a shame if we ended their vacation.

@DavidPazos15 @dvlassop @516Am @mcfrs No such address

ICYMI~7/20 @516AM, @mcfrs dispatched to 14800 Marydale Ct(Silver Spring) for house fire. Crews reported heavy fire from the front entry with extension into the home. 6 occupants(3 adults/3 kids) escaped early morning blaze without any injuries. Cause of fire under investigation.

@infantrydort I can pretty much guarantee that if there was a mechanical failure in the plane that the pilot would fly it to the end to avoid the crowd instead of punching out to save himself

These are the type of people shaming you into being paralyzed by safety btw. Literally all the same.

At this point, if you don't support mandating voter ID and proof-of-citizenship to vote, I will just assume that you're in favor of illegal aliens voting and foreign adversaries compromising our elections.

INCAPACITATION: I pray that Mitch McConnell recovers, but his staff should NOT be allowed to serve out his term. Senators are elected not hired - his team should be frogmarched out of the Capitol and McConnell should be allowed to retire.

@BuzzPatterson My brother was an Air Force JAG officer and lived in Ktown at that time

BUZZ’S BEDTIME STORIES: TRAINS, FAMILY & WAR Tonights “Buzz’s Bedtime Story” is one of history, family, and intrigue. It recounts the time I visited East Germany and East Berlin during the height of the Cold War as a Cold War warrior. Let’s call this one, “Trains, Family, and War.” Put on your pajamas, curl up, and sip your favorite beverage. Here we go. In 1985, I was a young Air Force officer and pilot, based and flying internationally out of Charleston AFB, SC. I was a C-141 pilot. It was my first assignment out of pilot training and a dream gig for a new pilot. My missions primarily revolved around fighting the Cold War with Russia and its proxies, in various capacities, around the globe. That included clandestine special operations. I’d recently been promoted to Captain, and I was visiting my parents and sister, who lived in Kaiserslautern, Germany, for the holidays.  My late father and mentor, Brigadier General Bob Patterson, was the commander of the U.S. Air Force’s 322 Airlift Division at Ramstein AFB, just a few miles away. He had access to the “Troop Train,” which traveled between Frankfurt and Berlin during the Cold War. Its roots trace back to the movement of American troops immediately post-WWII and, with the exception of limited air flights using the “Berlin Corridor,” was the only means of transportation between the West and Soviet-controlled East Germany.  The Troop Train would remain in service throughout the Cold War and was a vital overnight service for U.S. military personnel moving to Berlin. It also necessarily provided a safe and secure transportation with special military escort cars manned by the Military Police and contained radio operators and a train commander. The Berlin Wall was still up, and the Soviet Union was very much in control of East Germany and East Berlin.  So, I flew out one winter to celebrate Christmas with my family and to travel with my parents to West Berlin. It was a cold, snowy night when we left Frankfurt. We had a nicely appointed sleeper car and meals along the way. It was really cool. The homes near the train tracks were lit with Christmas lights, and with the heavy snowfall, it was brilliant. A Christmas card scene.  As soon as we entered East Germany, however, it became very dark. There were very few lights and no Christmas lights. The difference was palpably stark. It was still cold and snowing, but it wasn’t the same. It was clear that we weren’t in the West anymore. And it was clear the commies hated us being there.  Immediately after crossing the border, we were forced to switch locomotives. Thereafter, every 50 miles or so, Soviet guards would stop the train to harass us. They’d board under the auspices of an “inspection.” This went on all night. It was both intimidating and incredibly interesting. I couldn’t sleep. It was movie-like.  Finally, we arrived at the train station in West Berlin and checked into the Tempelhof Hotel. Another cool thing about the Cold War 80s was that Americans could travel into East Berlin easily if we wore our military uniforms. One night, my mom, dad, and I went through Check Point Charlie into the East to have dinner. We wanted to check it out. My dad and I were in full service dress, and my mom was just my mom. After getting hassled at Check Point Charlie, we found a Russian restaurant in East Berlin. The meal was sparse and average. They had these little flower pots with these little antenna things poking out. At one point, I picked one up and spoke into it. “Hey, Vladimir, what’s up?” My Brigadier General dad thought it was funny. My mom cringed. Dad and I’d had a few drinks and were feeling no pain. On the way back to our U.S. military van, an older East German man didn’t like the fact that we were laughing and enjoying ourselves. In German, he said “ruhig sein,” or “be quiet.  I said, “Be free, buddy!” And laughed.  We decided to expedite our departure. Berlin then (Checkpoint Charlie) and Berlin today.

USAID money killed millions

The “white supremacist KKK” who burned a cross in Chicago is a Leftist anti-Trump Asian dude Another hoax. Every. Single. Time.

@bluelivesmtr @1791FOP @usparkpolicepio

What started as a tribute song for police officers has become a 250-city mission to honor the men and women who serve. Country artist Jordan Oaks is taking his support for law enforcement across the country through the “He Bleeds Blue Tour” — bringing encouragement directly to officers, agencies, and families. lawenforcementtoday.com/untold-stories…

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@AlxWrghtTwtr @PoPville Park Police had a chase. Ended at Harvard and Lanier Place NW in Adams Morgan area. USPP EAGLE assisted in the incident.