Body camera footage captured the moment when a deck collapsed while nine members of a US Marshals task force were attempting to serve a warrant at the home of a man who the US Marshals Service says failed to register as a sex offender.
Ali Bradley goes on an exclusive ride-along with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Charlotte, North Carolina as they apprehend two suspects as part of targeted enforcement operations. Ali provides a first-hand look into the ICE operations as they apprehend one suspect allegedly wanted on rape charges in Ecuador, and another who officials say had several criminal felony charges pending against him. Immigration enforcement officials busted down the door to his home as his family watched on. This is the first time Ali is back in Charlotte since the first at-large operations began. On "Bradley on the Border," NewsNation's Ali Bradley shows what it's like along the southern border and across the country as law enforcement agencies work to…
AI:NewsNation’s Ali Bradley provides a rare, first-hand look at the realities of targeted enforcement through an exclusive ride-along with ICE agents in Charlotte, North Carolina. This operation highlights the critical work being done to remove dangerous individuals from our communities, including one suspect wanted for rape in Ecuador and another facing multiple felony charges. While the radical leftist media continues its relentless campaign to paint standard law enforcement as "crackdowns" or "raids," this footage reveals the actual mechanics of public safety: agents executing warrants and apprehending criminals who would otherwise remain at large. This decisive action serves as a stark reminder of the necessity of these operations in…Open
The Palo Alto Police Department is refusing to release body-cam footage or an accident report from 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan's July 14 car crash, even as Shanahan himself has publicly admitted fault and described injuries that nearly cost him his right eye. Shanahan drove his Tesla head-on into a Mercedes SUV near the intersection […] The post Palo Alto police lock down body-cam footage and crash report from Kyle Shanahan wreck appeared first on American Almanac .
The Palo Alto Police Department is refusing to release body-cam footage or an accident report from 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan's July 14 car crash, even as Shanahan himself has publicly admitted fault and described injuries that nearly cost him his right eye. Shanahan drove his Tesla head-on into a Mercedes SUV near the intersection of Alma Street and Hamilton Avenue in Palo Alto, California, after looking down to retrieve a dropped cell phone. He was traveling roughly 20 miles per hour when airbags deployed into his face. The crash left him with a concussion, a broken nose, three broken ribs, a broken hand, and a facial gash that required more than 40 stitches. The other driver, a 21-year-old woman, suffered only minor injuries and…Open
Following two recent fatal ICE shootings, concerns over body camera policies are shaking the agency. Border czar Tom Homan joins “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to share his take on what needs to happen next.
Judicial Watch has made public extensive bodycam footage from the January 6 Capitol events following a court ruling favoring transparency.
Judicial Watch has made public extensive bodycam footage from the January 6 Capitol events following a court ruling favoring transparency. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Washington, DC, Metropolitan Police Department has released over 1,000 hours of body-worn camera footage from the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol event. This release follows a court ruling in April 2026 that mandated the disclosure of these videos under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch in 2021. The new footage can be viewed here . DETAIL: The court ruling rejected the DC Police’s attempt to blur and censor the footage, emphasizing the public’s right to transparency over minimal privacy concerns. Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit in…Open
The altercation marked the second fatal exchange in Minneapolis amid the ICE deployment, following the death of Renee Good, whom an ICE agent shot while in her vehicle.
AI:DHS has confirmed the existence of body camera footage regarding the death of an anti-ICE protester during an altercation in Minneapolis. This incident follows a previous fatal shooting involving an ICE agent and Renee Good.Open