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Stunning Press Conference – Baton Rouge Police Ambush: A “Meticulously Planned, Specific and Intentional Targeting of Police” – Video..

During a rather jaw-dropping press conference, full video below, the city, county and state law enforcement in Baton Rouge Louisiana outlined the exact details of how police shooter Gavin Long carried out his ambush attack against law enforcement.

The key part of the presser was Colonel Mike Edmonson explaining the entire event.  Video is prompted to 24:20 for his presentation:

Shooter Gavin Eugene Long (29) was forensically confirmed as shooter at midnight last night.  Law enforcement confirm that Long traveled to Baton Rouge specifically and intentionally to target police officers.  Gavin Long specifically did not engage the general public as he tactically targeted ONLY police officers.

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Reports: “Axe Attack” on German Train – 21 People Injured – Update: “Shouted Allahu Ackbar”…

german attack 1(Via BBC) More than 20 people in Germany have been injured after a man with an axe went on the rampage on a train, German media report.

A police operation including a helicopter is under way in Heidingsfeld, a part of the city of Wurzburg in southern Germany.  Details are scant and contradictory at this stage but some local media (in German) are reporting 21 casualties.

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Donald Trump Monday Morning Interview – Discussing Baton Rouge Police Ambush…

Donald Trump called in to Fox and Friends this morning where he answered questions about the recent Baton Rouge attack against the police, and the ongoing attacks against law enforcement.

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Baltimore Six Trial Update – Officer Brian Rice Acquitted of All Charges – (Full Ruling pdf Included)…

Officer Brian Rice has been acquitted of all charges by Baltimore Judge Barry Williams (full ruling pdf embed below).  Rice is the third of four officers accused to have been acquitted of all charges; the fourth, officer Porter, ended with a mistrial:

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[…] “prosecutors have failed to meet their burden of proving the charges beyond a reasonable doubt, instead asking the court to rely on presumptions or assumptions something it cannot do. The court cannot be swayed by sympathy, prejudice or public opinion.”

Baltimore State Attorney Marilyn Mosby has now tried four of the six Baltimore officers and, as further evidence of the ridiculousness of her attempts, she has not been able to achieve any convictions.

BALTIMORE SUN – Prosecutors in Baltimore have failed for the fourth time to secure a conviction in the Freddie Gray case, with Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams acquitting Lt. Brian Rice of all charges related to Gray’s arrest and death. (more…)

Must Watch VIDEO – Sheriff David Clarke Had Enough With CNN’s Snarky Agitator/Racebaiter Don Lemon…

This confrontation has been a long time coming, and a longer time deserved.

Sheriff David Clarke appears on set with Don Lemon who cuts off the feed and sends the show to commercial because he doesn’t like the pushback.

When they come back from commercial, Clarke doesn’t let up.  Notice how Don Lemon demands a civil conversation then doesn’t let Clarke finish a sentence. Watch Video

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Donald Trump, Mike Pence Joint Interview – CBS 60 Minutes…

Donald Trump and Mike Pence sat down yesterday for a pre-recording of an interview that aired tonight on CBS:

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Standoff At Kansas City Home of Baton Rouge Gunman – Press Conference Anticipated…

Gavin Eugene LongThe Baton Rouge cop killer was identified this afternoon as Gavin Eugene Long, 29-years-old.

The Daily Caller has an extensive and comprehensive of his back story – HERE

Subsequently, a reporter went to his home in Kansas City Missouri where they were met by an armed man carrying an AK47.

WDSU Local News Reported – Kansas City police said a standoff ensued Sunday at the home of the gunman who shot and killed three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge. Officials told KMBC-TV a standoff took place at the home of Gavin Long, who was identified as the gunman in the Baton Rouge police shooting. Long, who was killed in Baton Rouge, was a resident of Kansas City.

It’s unclear who was inside the home during the standoff. KMBC, WDSU’s sister station, said reporters knocked on the door of the home and the person who answered was carrying a high-powered rifle. (read more w/ video)

Updates: Baton Rouge Press Conference and Shooter ID’d…

Louisiana Governor Edwards, Louisiana State Police and Baton Rouge police hold a press conference to discuss the details from a shooting earlier today leaving three police officers dead, one in very grave condition, and two more injured.

The shooter (at least one of them) has been identified as 29-year-old Gavin Eugene Long from Kansas City, Missouri. Suspect is a black male who reported had his birthday today:

Officer Montrell Jackson (pictured below) was one of his victims: (more…)

John Kerry Discusses Nice Jihad Attack: “ISIS is on the run”…

Secretary of State John Kerry joins Jake Tapper to discuss the current state of the fight against ISIS following the terror attack in Nice, France:

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Another Ambush: 6 Police Officers Shot, 3 Killed in Baton Rouge Louisiana Attack On Police…

Details sketchy:  update-1 UPDATE 2:30pm EDT – Eye Witness Video Added – At approximately 9am local/10m Eastern ♦ Six police officers were shot, three of them were killed in a shootout in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. ♦ The shooting happened less than 1 mile from police headquarters. ♦  Officers were responding to a calll of a suspicious man with an assault rifle near a B-Quik convenience store. ♦ The situation at a location on Airline Highway near Old Hammond Highway, WAFB reported. ♦ The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development reported the highway is closed.
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♦ Latest report was an initial call to police for an armed man walking down the street carrying an assault style weapon,  followed by an ambush from other gunmen toward the position of the arriving officers.
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Disturbing Video Below:

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