Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts

Saturday, October 10, 2026

A Messsage From The Archbishop Of Philadelhia

I was deeply saddened to learn that Officer Shane Seiber of the Philadelphia Police department was shot and killed while serving our city in the line of duty early this morning.

On behalf of the bishops, priests, deacons, consecrated religious, and lay faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, I extend prayerful condolences to Officer Seiber’s widow, his young children, his other family members, and many friends as they mourn his tragic and untimely death.

Our heartfelt sympathy also goes out to Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel and the faithful men and women of the Philadelphia Police Department as they cope with the death of a brother in blue who embodied the department’s motto of honor, integrity, and service for the past decade.  

I have asked all people in the Catholic Church of Philadelphia to join me in praying for the happy repose of Officer Seiber’s soul and that God may bring peace and consolation to all those suffering at this painful moment. May the Lord pour His mercy upon them and hold them in His loving embrace. In addition, I ask all people of goodwill to join me in fervently praying for the swift recovery of the officer who was severely wounded alongside Officer Seiber today.

Dark moments like this one are a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the need to turn to God. May we follow his will, seek the conversion of heart of those who would do violence, and work as one family to overcome the many challenges facing our society.

We owe an immeasurable debt of gratitude to all of the first responders who put their lives on the line to protect us each day. May God watch over and protect them.


Most Reverend Nelson J. Pérez, D.D.
Archbishop of Philadelphia

 

Monday, September 7, 2026

VIDEO: Violent PM 'Teen Takeover' In CC Philly!

Thursday, August 27, 2026

'To Forget Even One Of Them Is Blasphemy!'

From a friend, as posted on X:

I have undertaken this project to put a face to 9/11 by posting photos of everyone killed that day. If after everything that happened you can vote for the ideology that caused it then it's as if you are killing them yourself! Pictured below was 29 year old Christopher Amoroso who was a Port Authority police officer. Here he is famously shown helping a pregnant woman out of the towers. He ran back in four times and was killed when the North Tower imploded. He left behind a wife and 19 month old daughter and to forget even a single one of these people is a blasphemy!


Tuesday, July 21, 2026

It's Time Somebody Said This . . .

Monday, June 22, 2026

What The Hell Is Wrong With These People?

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Mugshots Of Despicable ICE Rioters!

Take a good look at the. Do any of them look normal, reasonable or sensible to you?

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Is Sherrill Congresswoman Or Governor?

 

By Bob Auth, reprinted with permission from Save Jersey.

There was no shortage of meaningful Memorial Day events throughout our New Jersey villages, towns, and cities that our governor, Mikie Sherrill, could have attended to honor the men and women, and their families, who paid the ultimate price for the freedoms we enjoy in this great Republic. Instead, she chose to spend her time, as our governor, creating photo ops at the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark.

At what has been appropriately labeled “a political stunt,” she stood alongside Democrat federal representatives and masked agitators blocking the private facility and demanding its closure over rumors of a hunger strike by detainees and inhumane conditions inside, accusations denied by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.

Unlike federal lawmakers, our governor has no right to tour Delaney Hall unannounced. That right is reserved for members of Congress and certain other federal officials with oversight responsibilities and has been repeatedly upheld by the courts. The Virginia born-and-bred former congresswoman has been in the governor’s office only a few months, but seems to have forgotten that she, willingly one assumes, traded Capitol Hill for the golden dome on West State Street in Trenton.

As governor of the great Garden State, Sherrill has influence and executive power to fix the plethora of problems created here after decades of majority Democrat (mis)governance. New Jersey’s 1947 Constitution makes the governor chief executive of all State departments. Since she has demonstrated great concern and compassion for the incarcerated, she might look to the state’s own crumbling prison infrastructure. There is plenty of Click here to read the rest of this commentary.

Stern Warning To Sherrill From NJ State Senator

New Jersey State Senator Michael Testa (R-Atlantic, Cumberland, Cape May) issued the following statement, commending New Jersey State law enforcement for restoring order and protecting public safety after months of inflammatory rhetoric and political grandstanding from Democratic leaders.

“I appreciate Governor Sherrill’s decision to cooperate with federal authorities and deploy the New Jersey State Police to restore order at Delaney Hall,” said Senator Testa. “The brave men and women of law enforcement, both state and federal, deserve our gratitude for standing their ground to protect peaceful protesters, nearby residents, and public safety in the face of escalating unrest from violent agitators. I hope that none of our law enforcement at the local, state, or national level were injured as a result of the unlawful violent actions of rioters.


“Unfortunately, this cooperation comes after months of hateful rhetoric and political posturing that fueled the very tensions we have witnessed in Newark. Republicans warned from the beginning that Governor Sherrill’s creation of an ICE reporting portal, encouraging citizens to monitor and report on federal immigration enforcement operations, and portrayal of federal agents as villains would only undermine confidence in federal law enforcement and make an already volatile situation worse.


“What began as a Democratic publicity stunt has now placed New Jersey squarely in the national spotlight, and worse, the lives of our brave law enforcement officers in harm’s way. This should serve as a lesson that when political grandstanding reaches the level of making law enforcement’s job more dangerous, you’ve gone too far. It’s now time for Democrats to put public safety ahead of photo-ops and cooperate with federal authorities to remove dangerous criminals from our communities who’ve been convicted of rape, murder, pedophilia, and human trafficking.


“Thank you Governor Sherril for supporting President Trump and the brave men and women of ICE as they work to protect our citizens and uphold our Constitution.”

Monday, June 1, 2026

Mike Testa: Another Republican Who Fights Back!

A Political Stunt That Has Backfired?

From the NJGOP:

Governor Sherrill and Democrats’ Delaney Hall debacle:

First, Governor Sherrill turned Memorial Day into a political spectacle — politicizing a day meant to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Instead of calming tensions, the situation spiraled, with unrest escalating throughout the week. Then came the irony: after inflaming the situation, her administration was forced to rely on State Troopers and Newark police to restore order to the very chaos she helped fuel - the same police she and the Democrats have prevented from cooperating with ICE in any form. Now, even protesters are turning on her for calling in law enforcement — exposing just how badly this political stunt has backfired. All of this while New Jersey families remain trapped in an affordability crisis.

Dawn Fantasia Tells It Like It Is!

Thank you, Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia!

Friday, May 29, 2026

THIS Is What's Really Happening In Newark, NJ

THIS Is Who NJ Dems Are Defending!

Watch Homeland Security Secretary Marcwayne Mullin:

VIDEO: Mike Testa On The Trouble In Newark

Thursday, May 28, 2026

NJ Dems Turned Their Backs On Law Enforcement

Stand with Law Enforcement. Stand with Common Sense.

To all New Jerseyans:

This Memorial Day weekend, Americans across the country paused to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives defending our nation and our freedoms.

But in New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill and other Democrat elected officials made anti-ICE protests in Newark their priority instead.

As chaos erupted outside a federal detention facility, protesters clashed with federal agents and demanded the facility be shut down while Democrats rushed to stand with the activists instead of law enforcement.

It was a deeply shameful display.

The right to protest exists because brave Americans fought, bled, and died to defend it.

Memorial Day should be reserved for solemn remembrance of those heroes, NOT political grandstanding and attacks on the officers working to enforce our laws.

Yet this is exactly where today’s Democrat Party is taking New Jersey.

Instead of focusing on the issues impacting hardworking families — skyrocketing property taxes, crushing utility bills, overwhelmed school districts, and growing public safety concerns — Democrats continue embracing radical activists and far-left politics.

The NJGOP believes:

  • Law enforcement deserves our support
  • Immigration laws should be enforced
  • Safe communities should come first
  • And Memorial Day should be about honoring American heroes

The Democrats are already mobilizing for the fights ahead. We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines.

Stand with the NJGOP.

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Wild Night Last Night In NJ Beach Town!

Long Branch NJ: