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Kathleen retweeted
I guess I’m late to this TV series but I’m watching it now. I’m in season two. I think it’s awesome.
Very interesting cases and very interesting dynamics in his family and in the police department.
Have you ever watched BOSCH?
Kathleen retweeted
WANTED: ICE issued a detainer for Diego Cano Diaz a criminal alien from Venezuela to the Denver Co. Jail. He has arrests for agg. assault w/weapn, robbery, burglary, thef. Denver did not honor the detainer and he is at large. If seen: ice.gov/tipline
Kathleen retweeted
A Message from the Chief
“The decision to commute the death sentences of the killers of Fallen Riverside Police Detective Charles ‘Doug’ Jacobs III and Fallen Riverside Police Officer Ryan Patrick Bonaminio brings renewed pain to families who have endured unimaginable loss. As your Police Chief, I am deeply disappointed and angry about the additional hurt this decision brings them.
Yesterday marked exactly 16 years since Ryan was murdered on November 7, 2010. A time to honor his life and surround his family with love instead carried the added weight of this announcement.
Doug was murdered on January 13, 2001, more than 25 years ago. Both men were protecting Riverside when their lives were taken in cowardly acts of violence. Their families live with empty chairs, missed milestones, and the ache of what should have been.
For Tammy, Nicholas, Rachel, Cathy, Raymond, Tara and the Jacobs family, and Joe, Gerri, Nicole, Christopher and the Bonaminio family, this is far more than a change in punishment. It reopens wounds and forces them to relive the brutal murders of people they love.
Juries heard the evidence, convicted both killers, and returned death verdicts. In Doug’s case, two separate juries reached that penalty decision years apart. The families endured those proceedings and painful accounts of their loved ones’ final moments. They should never have to wonder whether their suffering or those judgments matter.
Our RPD family and community share this grief and frustration, but the greatest burden belongs to the families. Whatever your views on the death penalty, these surviving families deserve compassion, support, and to be heard.
To the Jacobs and Bonaminio families: We love you. Does your RPD family still stand beside you? Absolutely we do. You do not have to carry this pain alone. Our responsibility to you did not end after the funerals or trials, and it will not end now.
Doug and Ryan’s lives, service, and sacrifice will always matter. We will speak their names, honor their memories, and stand with the people they left behind.”
- Larry V. Gonzalez
Chief of Police
Riverside Police Department
Kathleen retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: HISTORY JUST HAPPENED
In an electrifying ceremony that will be remembered for generations, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth stood face-to-face with American heroes… and personally pinned upgraded valor awards onto the chests of U.S. Marines who ran STRAIGHT INTO HELL at Abbey Gate.
These warriors held the line during the catastrophic 2021 suicide bombing — knowing death was coming — while the previous administration quietly DOWNGRADED their awards to bury the truth of that disastrous withdrawal.
They were thrown under the bus.
Their courage was diminished.
Their sacrifice was soft-pedaled.
Not anymore.
Today, on the exact fifth anniversary of the attack that took 13 American lives, Hegseth looked those Marines in the eye and gave them what they were always owed: full recognition of their valor.
No more hiding.
No more bureaucratic insults.
Just pure, hard-earned justice for the men who ran TOWARD the blast when everyone else ran away.
God bless these absolute legends.
America finally stood up for its warriors. 🇺🇸🔥
FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.
Kathleen retweeted
You guys might not know this about me, but I love our country. 🇺🇸 SUPRISE SUPRISE!
But seriously, guys, I find it fascinating that somewhere along the way, patriotism became a bad word.
Some people out there say service doesn't mean anything. I'm even starting to hear it from veterans, and I think that's a tragedy. There is no greater calling than raising your right hand and saying, "I'm willing to give everything I have, including my life, to defend the Constitution and the people who live under it."
So let me ask it straight: why is it bad to love your country?
I'm an Ohio State fan. Some of you hate us because of how fervent we are. I've got buddies who are Eagles fans, Bears fans, let's not even talk about Cowboys fans. Nobody calls you a fascist for repping your team's colors. So what's the difference between believing in your country and being part of a winning team?
Here's my honest answer. I've never said this country was perfect. There is no perfect nation, no perfect tribe, no perfect man. Our political leaders on both sides drive me insane, too. But that doesn't change the fact that America is a great place.
I don't care what your demographic is. If you live here, you have freedom and opportunity. That's real.
As veterans, we wore that flag on our uniforms. We traveled the world with it.
And when a teammate of mine died, he came home draped in it.
So this Veterans Day, veterans, be proud of your service and be proud of the country you served. Citizens, recognize that this didn't happen by chance. Millions have sacrificed for it since the Revolution.
We are united by this flag. Let's act like it. Drop the 🇺🇸 in the comments below! #MERICA
👊 I love this country. I'm out.
#VeteransDay #Patriotism #JasonRedman #NavySEAL
Kathleen retweeted
#RaiderNation it’s Game Day up in the Bay!
How are you feeling about today’s game against the 49ers?
