Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: California school board member refuses to follow state’s sanctuary policies, citing 'rule of law' California-based coffee shop Philz Coffee to pull LGBTQ pride flags despite progressive backlash Unearthed clip exposes shocking claim by Newsom's wife about inmates at violent California prison A California sheriff’s detective was shot and killed Thursday while serving an eviction notice after an armed suspect opened fire on deputies in what authorities described as an apparent ambush that led to an hours-long standoff. The suspect, identified as David Eric Morales, was ultimately killed when a law enforcement BearCat armored vehicle ran over him after he continued firing and refused to surrender, authorities said. “The suspect was lying prone on the ground, in camouflage clothing, continuing to pose a threat,” Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said later during a news conference.
