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Denver man arrested in assault of pro-Trump ‘No Kings’ counter-demonstrator

Police have arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with an alleged assault during a demonstration in downtown Denver. The incident involved a middle-aged man who interjected himself into the “No Kings” protest, shouted expletives and a slur, then became involved in a street altercation resulting in a serious injury.

According to a Denver Police report, the assault occurred after the older man declared, “Yes Trump,” during the rally near Denver’s Union Station on Saturday afternoon. A video circulating on social media shows the man, wearing a blue New York Giants logo shirt, gesturing at and deriding demonstrators.

The footage captures the man running and then falling face-first onto the pavement. He quickly got up and ran again, only to be tripped and fall onto the street by a curb, hitting his head. Despite bleeding heavily from the left side of his face, the man got up once more and, along with friends, clashed with demonstrators.

Some demonstrators attempted to assist him, pointing to his head and indicating he needed medical attention.

Denver police confirmed on Monday that they arrested Jose Cardenas in connection with the assault. Officers tracked Cardenas from Wynkoop Street—where the assault occurred around 2:30 p.m.—to North Lincoln Street near the intersection with 14th Avenue. Authorities say Cardenas attempted to flee from officers at that location.

Witnesses identified Cardenas as the individual who assaulted the counter-demonstrator. According to the police statement of probable cause for arrest, Cardenas was transported to the Denver Jail and charged with aggravated assault.

The victim has not been identified by police but reportedly suffered a serious laceration to his head.

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https://www.denverpost.com/2025/10/20/denver-no-kings-arrest-assault-video-demonstrator/

Why was Kam Jones arrested? Pacers rookie’s shocking involvement in police chase explored

Indiana Pacers rookie Kam Jones was arrested on Monday by Indiana State Police following a chase in Indianapolis.

According to reports, Jones was asked to stop on southbound I-65 around 10 a.m. However, the situation escalated, leading to a police pursuit.

Further details regarding the incident and any charges are yet to be released. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/basketball/news-why-kam-jones-arrested-pacers-rookie-s-shocking-involvement-police-chase-explored

Grand Jury Indicts Former National Security Advisor Bolton for Allegedly Sharing Classified Material

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has been indicted by a federal grand jury on 18 criminal counts under the Espionage Act. He is accused of sharing information containing classified material related to U.S. national defense.

According to CNN, which cited two sources, the Maryland grand jury indicted Bolton for allegedly sharing classified information—including more than one thousand pages of diary-like notes—with his wife and daughter over email. The indictment also alleges that a “cyber actor,” believed to be Iranian, hacked Bolton’s computer. Bolton reportedly refused to disclose the nature of the classified information communicated through the compromised account.

Bolton served as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor for nearly 18 months until he was fired in 2019. Since then, he has accused the Trump administration of political targeting and maintains that he has done nothing wrong.

During his time after leaving the White House, Bolton wrote a scathing memoir about his experience, in which he described Trump as “unfit” to be president. In response to the indictment reports, President Trump remarked, “I think he’s a bad person. Too bad.”
http://www.cbn.com/api/urlredirect.aspx?u=http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/national-security/2025/october/grand-jury-indicts-former-national-security-advisor-bolton-for-allegedly-sharing-classified-material

Republicans blame swastika flag fiasco on ‘ruse’ that targeted multiple offices

A House Republican is blaming a “ruse” targeting multiple GOP offices on Capitol Hill after photos surfaced of an American flag altered to feature a swastika hanging in his office.

Rep. Dave Taylor (R–OH) garnered national headlines this week when an image circulated on social media showing an American flag altered to display a swastika inside his Washington, D.C. office. The image was a screenshot from a Zoom call with one of Taylor’s staffers and showed the doctored flag hanging on a cubicle wall in the background.

On Thursday, Taylor offered new insights into what happened. “Numerous Republican offices have confirmed that they were targeted by an unidentified group or individual who distributed American flags bearing a similar symbol, which were initially indistinguishable from an ordinary American flag to the naked eye,” he told Politico. “My office was among those that were subjected to this ruse.”

A Republican staffer also told the outlet that similar flags were mailed to multiple congressional offices in February. The staffer described the flags as clearly “hate mail.”

“It was plainly obvious to us that there was a swastika on the flag with the naked eye,” the staffer said. According to the staffer, there was no investigation conducted, and the flag was discarded “like we would hate mail.”
https://www.rawstory.com/swastika-flag/

Nueva unidad especial del NYPD hará la vida imposible a perpetradores de violencia doméstica

Al conmemorar el Mes de la Concientización sobre la Violencia Doméstica, el Departamento de Policía de la Ciudad de Nueva York (NYPD) lanza una medida pionera en todo el país: la creación de una unidad especializada en brindar apoyo a las víctimas de violencia doméstica, la cual dispondrá con 450 oficiales con mucha experiencia en investigar una de las incidencias más atendidas por las autoridades en la Gran Manzana. La nueva Unidad de Violencia Doméstica (DVU) permitirá a la Uniformada mejorar la forma en que investiga estos hechos, a la vez que fortalece el apoyo a las sobrevivientes. El despliegue completo comenzará la próxima semana y estará disponible en los cinco condados. Este anuncio lamentablemente coincide con el aumento de los incidentes de violencia doméstica en todo el país. La gran proporción de este tipo de agresiones, que pueden terminar en fatalidades sangrientas, se ubican en vecindarios hispanos de Manhattan y comunidades de color de El Bronx, Brooklyn y Queens, definidas por los altos niveles de desempleo y pobreza. Desde la pandemia de COVID-19, casi el 40% de las agresiones graves en la ciudad de Nueva York están relacionadas con este tipo de agresiones en el seno de los hogares. Un perpetrador de violencia doméstica es quien agrede física, psicológica o sexualmente a otra persona dentro del ámbito familiar o de pareja. “Este es un enfoque centrado en la persona sobreviviente, enfocado en su seguridad, en eliminar a los depredadores violentos de nuestras comunidades y en prevenir el próximo incidente antes de que sea demasiado tarde”, informó la comisionada de NYPD, Jessica Tish. Oficiales especializados Nuevos oficiales y detectives especializados en violencia doméstica serán reasignados de la Oficina de Servicios de Patrulla y la Oficina de Vivienda a la Oficina de Detectives, donde dirigirán este tipo de investigaciones de principio a fin. Anteriormente, se asignaba a agentes de comisaría y de vivienda, así como a detectives de las brigadas locales de comisaría, para trabajar estas incidencias, lo que resultaba en la duplicación de tareas en múltiples momentos. Gracias a este enfoque, se agilizará la gestión de casos de violencia doméstica: los investigadores de la DVU asumirán una mayor responsabilidad en cada caso y las sobrevivientes se beneficiarán de un apoyo constante, investigaciones eficientes y resultados. NYPD también está implementando dos nuevos roles, para apoyar las mejores prácticas y la capacitación: un asesor legal especializado en este tipo de agresiones y un director de prevención e intervención. Los asesores legales especializados trabajarán con los cinco fiscales de distrito de la ciudad para priorizar las necesidades de las sobrevivientes y desarrollar casos y procesos judiciales exitosos. Posteriormente, los directores de prevención e intervención en violencia doméstica formalizarán y ampliarán los programas de capacitación para los oficiales de policía que interactúan con sobrevivientes y agresores. Tras los depredadores Para facilitar las detenciones, el NYPD también establecerá Equipos de Investigación de Delitos Menores de Violencia Doméstica («I-Card»), compuestos por ocho sargentos y 40 detectives y oficiales de policía, para localizar y detener a sospechosos buscados por este tipo de delitos. Esta crucial táctica de intervención reconoce la compleja dinámica de los incidentes de violencia doméstica y brinda ayuda a las personas que causan daño, a la vez que protege a las sobrevivientes y sus familias. “Se trata de uno de los delitos más comunes en Nueva York y en el país, la violencia de pareja y la violencia doméstica exigen soluciones innovadoras e integrales. Con esta unidad se garantiza seguir formando a investigadores, mantener a los sobrevivientes seguros y garantizar que los agresores rindan cuentas”, declaró el fiscal de distrito de Manhattan, Alvin Bragg, Jr. Un flagelo en barrios hispanos:.
https://eldiariony.com/2025/10/16/nueva-unidad-especial-del-nypd-hara-la-vida-imposible-a-perpetradores-de-violencia-domestica/

Fmr Nat’l Security Advisor John Bolton indicted on 18 counts, accused of mishandling and sharing classified docs

OAN Staff Blake Wolf, Brooke Mallory and Sophia Flores UPDATE: 2: 05 PM Thursday, October 16, 2025: Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has been indicted on 18 counts of illegally hoarding or sending sensitive national security information by a federal grand jury. The indictment in a Greenbelt, Maryland federal court, alleges that Bolton knowingly transmitted materials related to foreign policy matters after President Trump fired Bolton from the White House in 2019. These sensitive national security documents were shared through a personal email. If found guilty, Bolton faces up to 10 years behind bars on each count of the indictment. 12: 56 PM Wednesday, October 15, 2025: Former National Security Advisor John Bolton is expected to face a federal indictment after being accused of mishandling and transmitting classified government documents using his private AOL email account. While he has not been formally charged, multiple sources suggest that a grand jury in Maryland is expected to issue an indictment soon. The development follows FBI raids on Bolton’s Maryland home and Washington, D. C., office, where agents seized documents labeled “classified,” “confidential,” and “secret” including materials related to weapons of mass destruction and strategic communications. The indictment is anticipated to detail Bolton’s mishandling of classified information during his time as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor, stemming from Trump’s first administration. Bolton allegedly used his personal AOL email account to share and store classified information through daily notes and summaries of his White House activities from 2018 to 2019. These documents reportedly contained sensitive national security details, prompting federal authorities to raid his Bethesda, Maryland, home in August 2025 seeking the “highly sensitive national security” information. The indictment is expected to hit as soon as Wednesday or Thursday. One Justice Department official told the New York Post that the case against Bolton is “airtight.” During the recent raid, FBI agents were able to remove a white binder from Bolton’s home labeled “statement and reflections to allied strikes,” which included folders labeled “Trump I-IV.” The FBI was also able to remove four boxes labeled “printed daily activities,” in addition to “two iPhones, four computers and hard drives, and two USB drives,” according to a Department of Justice filing. The probe into Bolton’s alleged mishandling of classified documents was first introduced in 2020 through a “very specific intelligence capacity,” which exposed Bolton’s decision to allegedly transfer classified documents to his home before Trump fired him in 2019. However, the probe was ultimately dismissed under the prior Biden administration due to “political reasons,” officials at the time stated, although it has since been reopened under FBI Director Kash Patel. Bolton has been a vocal critic of President Trump’s foreign policy following his departure from the administration. Bolton’s tenure under Trump was also marked by significant policy disagreements, particularly regarding approaches to Iran, North Korea, and Afghanistan. These differences led to Bolton’s dismissal in September 2019 with Trump citing “strong disagreements” over foreign policy as the primary reason. His conduct has also attracted bipartisan scrutiny for aggressive tactics, hawkish policies, and potential legal infractions, spanning his tenures in the Bush and Trump administrations, his published works, and current investigations. Notably, as Under Secretary of State for Arms Control, Bolton pressured intelligence analysts to exaggerate evidence of Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) to justify the U. S. invasion. He targeted analysts like Christian Westerman, who disputed the claims. Stay informed! Receive breaking news alerts directly to your inbox for free. Subscribe here. What do YOU think? Click here to jump to the comments! Sponsored Content Below Share this post!.
https://www.oann.com/newsroom/fmr-natl-security-advisor-john-bolton-indicted-on-18-counts-accused-of-mishandling-and-sharing-classified-docs/

Letitia James denies federal charges, vows to defend herself

New York State Attorney General Letitia James has rejected federal charges of bank fraud and making false statements, calling it a baseless case of revenge for her successful litigation against Donald Trump and his companies.
https://www.news10.com/news/ny-news/letitia-james-denies-fraud/

Jake Haro, father to missing baby Emmanuel, pleads guilty to murder in child’s death

The father of missing baby Emmanuel Haro has pled guilty to murder in Riverside County.

Jake Haro entered a guilty plea to second-degree murder in the death of his 7-month-old son, Emmanuel. This development comes several weeks after the boy’s parents falsely reported him missing in Riverside County.

Haro appeared in a Riverside courtroom on Thursday, where he changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. In addition to the murder charge, he also pled guilty to filing a false police report and assault of a child under 8, according to the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office.

The 32-year-old Haro was arrested alongside Emmanuel’s mother, Rebecca Haro, 41, in connection with the boy’s death in August. Initially, the couple claimed that Emmanuel had been kidnapped after an assailant attacked Rebecca Haro. However, that story was later proven false.
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-10-16/jake-haro-father-to-baby-emmanuel-pleads-guilty

Chris Hansen Joins ICE in Capture of Transgender Illegal Accused of Assaulting Two Boys [WATCH]

Journalist and “Takedown” host Chris Hansen recently joined Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents during an enforcement operation, as featured on Jesse Watters Primetime. The collaboration between Hansen’s investigative team and ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) targets illegal aliens who have committed crimes against minors.

During one such operation in San Diego, agents arrested a transgender illegal alien identified as Diana Devon-Richardson. Devon-Richardson is accused of sexually assaulting two teenage boys while babysitting. Video footage from the ride-along shows Hansen asking the suspect, “Do you know why they decided to pick you up today?” Devon-Richardson responded, “I don’t know. I was on my way to an appointment for a new apartment, and they jumped out of nowhere. I wasn’t even paying attention. I was on my way to get to Starbucks.”

Watters played the clip during his show and said, “Chris Hansen did a ride-along and caught a wild one, a trans illegal. Meet Diana Devon-Richardson. He allegedly sexually assaulted two young boys while he was babysitting. Hansen nabbed him getting a pumpkin spice at Starbucks.”

When questioned about the allegations, Devon-Richardson’s dismissive reply was, “Nothing. They were rich.” Hansen later corrected these claims during his Fox News interview.

“First of all, it wasn’t 32 years ago. It was 20 years ago when Deanna was Devon, living in Maryland, and was convicted of sexually assaulting two teen boys. He was babysitting, convicted, did time, had some other trouble with the law, transitioned into his current identity, and was living in San Diego without registering as a sex offender. I’m sorry. You’re here illegally. It’s time to go,” Hansen stated.

Devon-Richardson was taken into ICE custody for violating federal law by failing to register as a sex offender and for remaining in the United States illegally.

Hansen shared with Watters that ICE has recently intensified efforts to arrest convicted predators through these operations. “In the last month, we have caught 45 predators seeking to exploit children. Seven of those were part of a new investigative series with ICE-E-R-O. They go out after these people who are here illegally but have also been convicted of crimes against children,” he explained.

He recounted a case involving a convicted sex offender from Mexico living next to a daycare center and only three blocks from a school. “As we’re doing this, anti-ICE protesters are rallying outside ICE headquarters with no idea what we just did,” Hansen remarked.

Watters pointed out the irony of the protests, saying, “So they don’t like ICE next to schools.” Hansen responded, “But it’s okay to have a registered sex offender next door to a daycare facility.”

Hansen praised ICE officers for their dedication and professionalism. “They are very happy to have their hard work shown. These are dedicated men and women who are trying to get criminals out of this country,” he said.

Closing the segment, Watters emphasized the seriousness of such offenses. “If you’re accused of having sex with a kid and you’re in this country illegally, you’re going home,” he concluded.
https://www.lifezette.com/2025/10/chris-hansen-joins-ice-in-capture-of-transgender-illegal-accused-of-assaulting-two-boys-watch/

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