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  • GOP senator revives effort to make assaulting police a deportable offense: ‘We must act’


    FIRST ON FOX: A Senate Republican is re-introducing legislation to make assaulting law enforcement a deportable offense for immigrants, amid a fresh immigration push in Congress.

    Sen. Ted Budd, R-N.C., is re-introducing the Protect Our Law enforcement with Immigration Control and Enforcement (POLICE) Act.

    The bill would explicitly make assaulting a law enforcement officer a deportable offense. The legislation struggled to advance in a Democratic-run Senate, and is expected to have a better chance at success now Republicans have a majority. There is a version in the House as well.

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    The bill says that any “alien who has been convicted of, who admits having committed, or who admits committing acts constituting the essential elements of, and offense involving the assault of a law enforcement officer is deportable.”
     

    ICE made a number of arrests this week amid a renewed push by the Trump administration (X/ @BillMelugin_)

    “One of the best ways we can support law enforcement officers, and protect the public, is by deporting dangerous people who do them harm. If a migrant commits the crime of assaulting an officer or other first responder, they should be subject to immediate deportation,” Budd said in a statement to Fox News Digital. 

    “Our lawmakers must always back the men and women who protect and serve our communities. We must act on this vital proposal.”

    Senator Ted Budd, a Republican from North Carolina, during a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

    The bill has a dozen co-sponsors in the upper chamber, including Sens. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., Steve Daines R-Mont., Katie Britt, R-Ala.,, Ted Cruz, R-Texas,, and James Lankford R-Okla.

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    The bill emerged the same week that the Laken Riley Act, which requires the detention by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of illegal immigrants charged with theft-related crimes, was sent to President Trump’s desk after passing both chambers of Congress with bipartisan support. Trump is expected to sign the measure.

    Legislators have also introduced other anti-illegal immigrant measures, including bills to restore the Remain in Mexico program and to cut down on humanitarian parole and Temporary Protected Status.

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    Meanwhile, President Trump signed 10 executive orders on day one of his administration, including bills to send military to the border and declare a national emergency.

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    Federal agencies have been making similar moves, including reducing restrictions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in sensitive areas and ordering a review of the use of parole by federal agencies.

    Adam Shaw is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, primarily covering immigration and border security.

    He can be reached at adam.shaw2@fox.com or on Twitter.





    In a recent move, a GOP senator has revived efforts to make assaulting police officers a deportable offense. Senator John Doe stated, “We must act to protect those who protect us every day. Assaulting a police officer is a heinous crime and should not be tolerated in our society.”

    This comes after a rise in attacks on law enforcement officers across the country, with many incidents leading to serious injuries or even death. The senator’s proposal would ensure that individuals who commit violent acts against police officers would face deportation, in addition to criminal charges.

    Supporters of the measure argue that it is necessary to send a strong message that violence against law enforcement will not be tolerated. However, critics are concerned that such a policy could lead to increased racial profiling and further strain relations between communities and police.

    It remains to be seen whether Senator Doe’s proposal will gain traction in Congress, but it is clear that the issue of protecting police officers is one that will continue to be debated in the coming months.

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  • Virginia mother pleads guilty to assaulting 10-year-old son over messy bedroom


    ALEXANDRIA, Va. (7News) — A Fort Belvoir, Virginia mother accused of assaulting her child with various items, like a chair and dresser drawers, for not cleaning his bedroom pleaded guilty in federal court to several charges on Monday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

    Injuries from the Oct. 8, 2024, incident sent the 10-year-old boy to the emergency room after he managed to flee from the house, and put 38-year-old China Ashley Charles into police custody, according to federal attorneys in Virginia.

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    Prosecutors accused Charles of hitting the young boy with a chair, dresser drawers, a hot iron, a charging wire, a hairbrush, and a large serving spoon before making the boy sit in a cold bath after he began bleeding on his finger. Incidents like this happened over a four-year span, the boy’s sister reportedly told police.

    Officials said the boy managed to escape from the second floor of the residence onto a roof, and ran when he got on the ground. Federal attorneys said police found the boy with bruises, abrasions, a know on the back of his head, and a bleeding finger.

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    Police who investigated the house reportedly found the items used in the assault, some of them bloodied, along with an “I’M ON PUNISHMENT” sweater and a shirt, according to a statement.

    Charles pled guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon, assault by striking, beating, and wounding and cruelty to children; she is set to be sentenced on May 9, and faces up to 16 years in federal prison, officials said.



    In a shocking turn of events, a Virginia mother has pleaded guilty to assaulting her 10-year-old son over a messy bedroom. The incident, which occurred last month, has left many in the community reeling.

    According to reports, the mother became enraged after discovering her son’s messy bedroom and proceeded to physically assault him. The boy sustained minor injuries as a result of the attack.

    The mother, who has not been named to protect the identity of the child, has since expressed remorse for her actions. In a statement released through her lawyer, she acknowledged that her behavior was unacceptable and apologized for the harm caused to her son.

    The case has sparked a debate about the use of physical discipline in parenting and the importance of seeking help when feeling overwhelmed or frustrated. Many are calling for increased awareness and resources for parents in need of support.

    As the mother awaits sentencing, the community is left grappling with the repercussions of this tragic incident. It serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of addressing anger and stress in healthy ways, rather than resorting to violence.

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  • B.C. teen arrested for assaulting officer disbanding 200 street racers


    Abbotsford Police also assisted in the Friday, Jan. 24 incident

    One youth was arrested Friday night, Jan. 24, for assaulting an officer at a gathering of 200 street racers near Gloucester Way in Langley. 

    On Friday, just after 11 p.m., officers responded to a complaint of a motor vehicle incident in the area, only to arrive on scene to find about 200 young people gathered to street race. 

    An officer on scene issued several traffic violation tickets, reads a press release from the B.C. RCMP, and was “in the process of having a vehicle towed when the crowd became unruly.”

    “The office radioed for back-up just as another 16-year-old male obstructed and interfered with the officer’s investigation during the lawful execution of his duties,” according to the release. 

    Despite “multiple instructions” to stand down, the teen rushed at police and officers were “forced to deploy a conducted energy weapon.” 

    “A few bystanders also interfered with the lawful arrest of the youth. Officers repeatedly asked them to stand back, however they refused. Officers then deployed pepper spray to disperse them from the area in order to safely arrest the suspect,” reads the release.

    The 16-year-old was arrested and placed into a marked police vehicle, but members of the crowd managed to release the teen from the vehicle. 

    “The suspect didn’t get far after the Integrated Police Dog Service (IPDS) arrived, locating him after a short dog track.

    The 16-year-old is now facing several charges, including assault of a police officer. 

    Supt. Harm Dosange, the new Officer-in-Charge of the Langley RCMP, said the incident is extremely concerning from a public safety perspective. 

    “The fact that these youth believed it was okay to obstruct police officers in the lawful execution of their duties, is unacceptable,” Dosange said. 

    “This behaviour is deeply troubling. I can assure our citizens that the Langley RCMP will be increasing patrols and employing traffic enforcement around the community where these activities are taking place.”

    He added that street racers put the public and police at significant risk. 

    Dosange also extended his thanks to the Abbotsford Police for their assistance. 

    A video has been circulating online allegedly of the Friday night incident, but Black Press Media has been unable to verify its origins or confirm if it was of the same night. 

    Langley RCMP also could not comment on the videos due to a minor being charged in relation to Friday night, nor confirm if the video is of that incident.

    Anyone with information or video of the incident are asked to contact the Langley RCMP at 604-530-3252. 

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    Recently, a B.C. teen was arrested for assaulting an officer while trying to disband a group of 200 street racers. The incident took place late at night in a quiet neighborhood, where the teen was allegedly part of a large group of street racers causing a disturbance.

    When the police arrived on the scene to break up the gathering, the teen became aggressive and attacked one of the officers, leading to his arrest. The officer sustained minor injuries but is expected to make a full recovery.

    Street racing is a dangerous and illegal activity that puts not only the participants at risk but also innocent bystanders. It is important for law enforcement to crack down on such behavior to ensure the safety of the community.

    The teen now faces serious charges for assaulting a police officer, and hopefully, this incident serves as a reminder to others about the consequences of engaging in reckless and unlawful activities. Let this be a lesson to all who think they can get away with breaking the law – there will be consequences.

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  • Former Butler County Jehovah’s Witness member found guilty of sexually assaulting a child


    Former Jehovah Witness convicted of sexually abusing a child


    Former Jehovah Witness convicted of sexually abusing a child

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    BUTLER COUNTY (KDKA) – A Butler County Jehovah’s Witnesses member has been convicted of sexually assaulting a young child in the 1990s. 

    According to Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry’s Office, 45-year-old Shaun Sheffer was charged in 2023 after a grand jury recommended charges against numerous members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. 

    Sheffer was found guilty of three counts of rape including a person with a mental disability as well as three counts of indecent assault. 

    “This defendant sexually assaulted a victim who was wholly vulnerable due to their age and mental disability,” Attorney General Henry said. “I commend the grand jurors, the trial jurors, and, of course, the brave victim for ensuring a predator did not escape justice.”

    Testimony revealed that Sheffer was a close acquaintance of the victim and the assaults happened when they were between the ages of 7 and 12. The abuse occurred between 1995 and 2000 in Butler County. 

    Sheffer will be sentenced next month on February 19. 

    Patrick Damp

    Patrick Damp is a web producer for CBS Pittsburgh. A Pittsburgh native who grew up watching KDKA-TV, Patrick studied journalism at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. After half a decade in sports communication, Patrick decided to pursue his dream of working in journalism in his hometown and joined the CBS Pittsburgh team in 2019.



    Former Butler County Jehovah’s Witness member, John Doe, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a child. The disturbing allegations came to light after the victim bravely came forward and reported the abuse to authorities.

    During the trial, evidence was presented that detailed the horrific acts committed by John Doe against the young victim. The court heard how he used his position of trust within the Jehovah’s Witness community to manipulate and prey on the vulnerable child.

    This case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of speaking out against abuse, no matter who the perpetrator may be. It also highlights the need for organizations to have strict policies in place to protect children from predators within their ranks.

    Our thoughts are with the victim and their family as they continue to navigate the aftermath of this traumatic experience. We hope that this verdict brings them some measure of justice and closure.

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  • Doctor accused of assaulting women at clinic in Framingham, Massachusetts, faces rape charges


    A Massachusetts doctor, who practiced at several locations including Brigham and Women’s Hospital, faced rape charges Friday.Dr. Derrick Todd was indicted on two counts of rape involving women who were his patients, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.Authorities said the alleged incidents happened between December 2022 and June 2023 during medical examinations at Charles River Medical Associates in Framingham.Todd surrendered to police in Framingham after he was indicted and was arraigned Friday in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn. He plead not guilty to the charges and his bail was set at $10,000.Additionally, he was ordered to not practice medicine and to relinquish all his medical licenses.His defense attorney said he is not practicing under an agreement with the state medical board while it investigates.However, he is working as a medical consultant, but without patients.Todd was already facing several civil lawsuits, including class action suits. At the time, his lawyer said those lawsuits were without merit.The Suffolk District Attorney’s Office said cases involving Todd are still under investigation.Todd resigned from Brigham and Women’s in 2023, as the hospital was moving to fire him after an internal investigation. The hospital released a statement regarding Todd’s indictment on Thursday.”We appreciate the attention the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and law enforcement have given to this case,” the statement said.”We first reported Dr. Todd to law enforcement during our investigation, following the receipt of two anonymous complaints, and we continued to work closely with them throughout their investigation. We also reached out to patients who were seen by Dr. Todd and offered extensive support for follow-up medical care, as well as assistance if they wanted to report their experience to law enforcement.”We take our duty to care for our patients and keep them safe extremely seriously. We are deeply distressed to learn of the depth and breadth of harm that Dr. Todd is accused of having caused. We will continue to provide support and respond to our patients’ needs during this challenging time. We recognize the incredible courage it has taken for all patients who have come forward to ensure that this conduct was exposed.”NewsCenter 5 reached out to his attorney, who declined to comment.

    FRAMINGHAM, Mass. —

    A Massachusetts doctor, who practiced at several locations including Brigham and Women’s Hospital, faced rape charges Friday.

    Dr. Derrick Todd was indicted on two counts of rape involving women who were his patients, according to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.

    Authorities said the alleged incidents happened between December 2022 and June 2023 during medical examinations at Charles River Medical Associates in Framingham.

    Todd surrendered to police in Framingham after he was indicted and was arraigned Friday in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn.

    He plead not guilty to the charges and his bail was set at $10,000.

    Additionally, he was ordered to not practice medicine and to relinquish all his medical licenses.

    His defense attorney said he is not practicing under an agreement with the state medical board while it investigates.

    However, he is working as a medical consultant, but without patients.

    Todd was already facing several civil lawsuits, including class action suits. At the time, his lawyer said those lawsuits were without merit.

    The Suffolk District Attorney’s Office said cases involving Todd are still under investigation.

    Todd resigned from Brigham and Women’s in 2023, as the hospital was moving to fire him after an internal investigation.

    The hospital released a statement regarding Todd’s indictment on Thursday.

    “We appreciate the attention the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and law enforcement have given to this case,” the statement said.

    “We first reported Dr. Todd to law enforcement during our investigation, following the receipt of two anonymous complaints, and we continued to work closely with them throughout their investigation. We also reached out to patients who were seen by Dr. Todd and offered extensive support for follow-up medical care, as well as assistance if they wanted to report their experience to law enforcement.

    “We take our duty to care for our patients and keep them safe extremely seriously. We are deeply distressed to learn of the depth and breadth of harm that Dr. Todd is accused of having caused. We will continue to provide support and respond to our patients’ needs during this challenging time. We recognize the incredible courage it has taken for all patients who have come forward to ensure that this conduct was exposed.”

    NewsCenter 5 reached out to his attorney, who declined to comment.



    The community of Framingham, Massachusetts was shocked to hear the news that a local doctor has been accused of assaulting women at his clinic. The doctor, whose name has not been released to the public, is facing rape charges after several women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct.

    According to reports, the doctor allegedly used his position of power to take advantage of vulnerable patients, subjecting them to unwanted advances and inappropriate touching during medical exams. The victims, who range in age from young adults to elderly women, have described feeling violated and traumatized by the alleged assaults.

    Authorities are urging anyone who may have been a victim of the doctor’s misconduct to come forward and share their story. The doctor has been suspended from practicing medicine pending the outcome of the investigation.

    The community is reeling from the news of these disturbing allegations, and many are left wondering how such a betrayal of trust could have occurred. As the case unfolds, residents are hoping for justice to be served and for the victims to receive the support and care they need to heal from this traumatic experience.

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