Sheriff Mike Reese of the Multnomah County wrote an open letter to the residents of Portland and the surrounding area this week, warning that violent crime is reaching record heights and may only get worse as the summer approaches. Sheriff Mike Reese wrote Friday that he was deeply concerned about the current trends in community violence. The number of people in jail for murder or attempted murder at the beginning of April was the most since the mid-1990s. Portland has seen a much higher rate of homicides than other cities in the country. The city has seen 25 homicides in the first three months of the year, setting it up to break last year's mark. The number of murders in Los Angeles County has gone up over 85% so far this year. The number of people in the jails for serious felonies like kidnappings, robberies, and sex crimes has gone up. Reese wrote that this is not the only serious threat to public safety. Other parts of the United States have the same problems. More than 31,000 people died in car crashes in the first nine months of the year, which was the most since 2006 according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The number of drug overdose deaths in the US increased last year, according to the CDC. Fatal overdoses are no. A national emergency is one of the causes of death among US ADULTS. Taking firearms from people who are not allowed to have them, engaging in outreach for homeless people, and increasing funding for specialty teams that investigate criminal organizations are some of the actions proposed by the sheriff. We need to act quickly. Reese wrote that summer is a time when violence increases in the community. The police budget was cut by 15 million dollars in June 2020, but was increased by $5.2 million late last year due to the increase in crime. The OIR Group found that the Portland Police Bureau is suffering from declining morale. The report said that the repeated references to a lack of support from the City government seemed even more acute than the frustration with protesters. The most extravagant mega-mansion in Tennessee will be torn down starting Monday. Frank James came to Stromboli Pizza in tears 18 hours after he allegedly opened fire in the subway, according to an employee. A man builds a trap to catch a thief. Sandy Hook parents have accused the far-right conspiracist of shifting millions to a soup of lies. The United States will help resettle 100,000 Ukrainians during the Russian invasion, according to President Joe Biden. The man charged in the murder of a man dumped his body in a trash can outside of his apartment. These jobs pay well because of the required experience and education. According to the Justice Department, Matthew Ware helped organize an attack on two black inmates by white supremacist inmates. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the death of a child. The Ukrainian government uses facial recognition to send photos of dead Russian soldiers to their families. The five episode-run of Private Eye was solid, but the timing of the show was bad. A student in Nigeria died while participating in a reenactment of Jesus crucifixion. It is not clear why the Wisconsin Guard allowed Markofski to continue his service after he pleaded guilty. The death threats were serious and many. The sale prices for popular internet packages could be surprising. Start your search here. Ben Ashlock flew a Ukrainian flag outside of his Kentucky restaurant and soon received hate mail. In Future Peace, Dr. Robert H. Latiff, Maj Gen USAF (Ret), explores how the American military's increasing reliance on weaponized drones, AI and Machine Learning systems, automation and similar cutting-edge technologies, could create the perfect conditions for getting a lot. The Mount Kumgang Tourist Region was once a symbol of hope for peace with South Korea. Do you ever wonder what would happen if you did something that you really shouldn't? Barry McCaffrey, a retired four-star general and NBC News military analyst, joins Saturday TODAY to discuss the war in Ukraine and if the Ukrainian military are getting the upper hand after sinking the Moskva. There is no chance of Russia threatening the rest of NATO. The futures pricing tells me that there is still a long-term bullish supply-demand situation in lumber. Zelenskyy told CNN that they don't know how many people have died in that area. The ones captured on camera are so bad, they are almost unbelievable. A member of the traveling party was robbed after the game. "Not sure this is the Austin weird I signed up for," a parent said. Special Counsel John Durham said in a court filing that the CIA concluded that the data from Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann was not technically plausible.Fox News
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