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Seattle police are investigating after one person was stabbed and shots were fired in a homeless encampment in the Chinatown-International District on Monday.  Police responded to an encampment near 13th Avenue South and South Lane Street around 10 a.m. for multiple reports of a man shooting a rifle.  LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK Support the show 🛍️ Merch -...

More than a dozen Los Angeles gangs are targeting some of the city's wealthiest residents in a new and aggressive manner, sending out crews in multiple cars to find, follow and rob people driving high-end vehicles or wearing expensive jewelry, according to police. In many cases, they're making off with designer handbags, diamond-studded watches and other items worth tens of thousands of...

Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese sounded the alarm Friday over a spike in arrests for violent crimes and said the number of people in jail on suspicion of murder and attempted murder is the highest it has been in nearly 30 years. Reese said in an open letter that the county is seeing a dramatic rise in arrests and bookings in so-called Measure 11 crimes, or violent felonies such as murder, atte...

At least 24 people were shot, five fatally, during a brutal 24-hour stretch in Philadelphia on Thursday and Friday, according to police, a grim continuation of the city’s sustained surge in gunfire. The shootings happened in neighborhoods across the city and at all hours of the day, police said, with bullets striking people who ranged in age from 18 to 65. In a single hour Thursday — between 2 and...

King County officials have announced the launch of a new plan to create a safer environment around King County facilities in downtown Seattle. King County’s central campus is bordered by Third Avenue, Yesler Terrace, James Street, and Sixth Avenue. Under the Civic Campus Safety Plan, there will be additional security and cleanup services including: -More deputies regularly patrolling on foot and o...

De-escalation training seems to be the new norm for many retailers and restaurants in Seattle as some of them turn to the approach, insisting that it has resulted from an uptick in crime and public safety concerns in the city. Images from security cameras help to tell the story unfolding in various businesses, including pot shops and jewelry stores. Captured on camera recently was a break-in at a...

Tennessee lawmakers are close to sending Republican Gov. Bill Lee a proposal that would threaten felony penalties against homeless people who camp on local public property — including in parks — and misdemeanors for camping around highways. The Tennessee Senate voted 20-10 Wednesday to advance the bill, with four Republicans joining Democrats in opposition. The House already passed a version of th...

Seattle's police department is so weakened thanks to the woke policies of its city council that it is no longer investigating reports of sexual assault, according to an internal report. Two members of the embattled police force provided documentation to KUOW showing that last month not a single sexual assault case involving an adult victim was assigned to a detective. 'The Seattle police...

The United States Postal Service has suspended mail service in a California beach town plagued by homeless encampments after the agency claimed its mail carriers have been attacked in recent months.   The first incident happened in Santa Monica on January 19 when a mail carrier was attacked by a broomstick-wielding person near the intersection of 14th Street and Arizona Avenue, three blocks from t...

The district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles have filed a joint lawsuit against a law firm that has filed thousands of lawsuits against small businesses alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The lawsuit filed by San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin and Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón alleges that law firm Potter Handy LLP files fraudulent,...

Black Lives Matter has apologized for the “distress” caused by the media attention on the purchase of a $6m mansion in California using donated funds. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK Support the show 🛍️ Merch - https://Store. ReasonableTV.com/ 🌟 Go PREMIUM with Reasonable+ for uncensored access to our entire content library: https://ReasonableTV.com/ 💬 JOIN o...

Buying a new house often comes with a few surprises, from hidden mold to unexpected repairs, maybe even a few unwelcome rodents. Then there’s this house in Fairfax, Virginia, which comes with a person — or two — living in the basement, rent free. Yep, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom house on the real estate market comes with a possible squatter.  “Cash offers only no access to see lower level and...

Seattle has lost nearly 3,000 rental properties between May of last year and January of 2022. Those properties constitute roughly 10,000 units in total. Since May, only 27 rental units were added. Jim Henderson with the Rental Housing Association of Washington attributes the loss to a growing number of rental protection laws, making it harder and more expensive to own rental property in Seattle. H...

"No one can say that what we have now, in all parts of Austin, is helping anyone," said Cleo Petricek, co-founder for Save Austin Now. More and more homeless encampment tents are popping up across the Austin area regardless of the camping ban voted back in place last year.  "What we have now is unregulated encampments in everyone's neighborhood that are not appropriate for anyo...

Police say Tyrone Bernard Wells admitted to brutally murdering his girlfriend in Shoreline. While Seattle media outlets were quick to detail the gruesome details of the murder, which included the use of a hatchet, bolt cutters, and a set of drums, local journalists refused to report the motive. Court documents reveal that Wells told police that he was awake for days, recently took meth, and read t...

Oregon’s chief justice this week sounded yet another alarm on the state’s deepening public defense crisis that has imperiled the prosecutions of people accused of serious crimes and each day strands more defendants without lawyers. In a letter to legislative leaders and Gov. Kate Brown, Supreme Court Chief Justice Martha Walters said the state’s inability to provide defense lawyers has “a real imp...

New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin was indicted in a federal bribery conspiracy case involving allegedly fraudulent donations to a campaign he ran for New York City comptroller, court documents released Tuesday show. Bejamin was scheduled to appear for arraignment later Tuesday in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Ona Wang, according to the U.S. Southern District Court in Manhattan. He was arrested Tue...

Chicago Police Department staffing numbers reached the lowest in recent history at the end of March, as more than 300 uniformed members had resigned or retired from the department and over a dozen others had stepped down, Fox News Digital has learned. CPD employed 11,669 sworn officers as of March 30, down from the 11,983 reported at the beginning of the year and the 12,739 members on the force on...

A group of mothers is calling on San Francisco city officials to crack down on people openly dealing and using drugs on city streets with a bold message that went up in Union Square on Monday afternoon.  Mothers Against Drug Deaths paid for a billboard that reads: "Famous the world over for our brains, beauty and now, dirt-cheap fentanyl.” The message is referring to the opiate that has flood...

On a sunny day late last spring, three leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement — Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza, and Melina Abdullah — sat around a table on the patio of an expensive house in Southern California. The women were recording a YouTube video to mark the first anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, and they discussed their racial-justice work and the difficulties they had faced over t...

The governor of Texas said Wednesday that his state will start busing and flying undocumented immigrants to the nation’s capital, escalating his clash with the Biden administration over border policy and its plans to phase out pandemic-era restrictions. Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced the busing as part of a broader crackdown amid rising illegal crossings and fears that restoring old policies will...

An individual wielding a golf club smashed dozens of King County Courthouse windows Wednesday morning, Seattle Police Department and county employees with the courthouse report. The county estimates the damages will cost tens of thousands of dollars for replacement glass. A facilities management employee with the county reported seeing an individual with a golf club smashing the windows of the cou...

A Southland city has made a move to help fund two organizations that aim to provide basic income for transgender and non-binary residents. The Palm Springs City Council voted unanimously last week to grant $200,000 to DAP Health and Queer Works, Coachella Valley-based organizations that fight disparities faced by the LGBTQ+ community, the Desert Sun reported. As part of a guaranteed income pilot p...

Two suspects were in custody after upwards of 12 rounds were fired Saturday afternoon in the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 in Tukwila during a rolling gun battle before the pair crashed into a third vehicle, snarling traffic for weekend commuters after the lanes were shut down for several hours. One person was injured during the incident, which occurred shortly before 2:30 p.m. near the I-5 and...

In light of Republican lawmakers discussing whether to limit Disney’s self-governing ability, Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida should reevaluate any special privileges for the entertainment giant. Republican lawmakers have held multiple meetings discussing changes to a self-governing arrangement Disney has enjoyed with the state since 1967. North Fort Myers Republican Rep. Spencer Roach tweeted Wedn...