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Cash, Cruelty, And a Cold-Blooded ActINVESTIGATION: Emanuel Arévalo is reportedly defending a horrific act he allegedly ...
06/19/2026

Cash, Cruelty, And a Cold-Blooded Act

INVESTIGATION: Emanuel Arévalo is reportedly defending a horrific act he allegedly streamed live on Facebook. Evidence reportedly shows him boasting about the incident and claiming he wants "fame" and profit from it.

THE RECEIPTS: His statements and the 'fame' receipts are in my pinned comment.

Horses, Highways, And a Horrific EndCLATSKANIE, OR - Jo Marie Westlind was arrested after a horse was reportedly dragged...
06/19/2026

Horses, Highways, And a Horrific End

CLATSKANIE, OR - Jo Marie Westlind was arrested after a horse was reportedly dragged behind a silver F-150. The injuries were so severe the horse had to be euthanized.

DETAILS: Charges and witness hotline are in my pinned comment.



SOURCE: Columbia County Sheriff; court records

06/19/2026

Dogs, Danger, and a Dismantled Ring

JACKSONVILLE, FL - Drew Geer. One of three men indicted for a regional dog-fighting ring. Records show 80 dogs were rescued from horrific conditions.

THE RECEIPTS: I have the $43,000 bill for their care and the federal law in my pinned comment.

CALL TO ACTION: Contact
Acting U.S. Attorney Sara C. Sweeney
(904) 301-6351
Demand the maximum sentence



SOURCES: Union County Florida Sheriff's Office; WFLA; Action News Jax; U.S. Attorney's Office Middle Division of Florida; Humane World For Animals

DISCLAIMER: Fair Use. Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

80 Dogs, a Severe Struggle, and the SurvivorsTHE DISCOVERY: Jacksonville, FL. A federal grand jury has indicted three in...
06/19/2026

80 Dogs, a Severe Struggle, and the Survivors

THE DISCOVERY: Jacksonville, FL. A federal grand jury has indicted three individuals after a massive regional raid. Records show 80+ animals were found in horrific conditions.

THE COST: The first month of care for just 22 dogs is estimated at around $43,000.

THE FULL STORY: Read the federal law and the 'checkered past' of the suspects in my pinned comment.



SOURCE: Union County Florida Sheriff's Office; WFLA; Action News Jax; U.S. Attorney's Office Middle Division of Florida; Humane World For Animals

DISCLAIMER: Fair use. Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

06/19/2026

Ranger Survived. BD did not. Officer Resigned. Now - The Rescuers Come Forward

THE INVESTIGATION: The Women Who Forced the Truth OutTHE STORY: Tonight at 8:30 PM CST, I’m going LIVE with the advocate...
06/19/2026

THE INVESTIGATION: The Women Who Forced the Truth Out

THE STORY: Tonight at 8:30 PM CST, I’m going LIVE with the advocates who refused to let Ranger and BD's story get swept under the rug. These are the women who demanded the 'receipts,' spoke directly with the Chief, and forced the release of the body cam footage you saw today.

THE DISCOVERY: This is how the community holds the system accountable.

LIVE TONIGHT RIGHT HERE: Thursday, June 18th @ 8:30 PM Central.



SOURCE: Wisconsin State Journal; Milwaukee State Journal; Danielle Dietz; Alicia Hegedus

DISCLAIMER: Fair use. Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

06/18/2026

THE INVESTIGATION: The Radio Call vs. The Reality
🚨GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING

THE CONTRADICTION: In Part 2 of thE investigation, listen to the official radio report former Thiensville, WI Police Officer McCormick gave to dispatch. As you watch the body cam, you’ll see the narrative doesn’t match the tape.

THE STATUS: While he is no longer on the force, the local District Attorney’s office is currently reviewing this evidence for potential charges. Transparency is the only way to get justice for Ranger.

CALL TO ACTION:
Ozaukee County D.A.
D.A. Adam Geerol
262.284.8380

LIVE TONIGHT: At 8:30 PM CST, I’m going LIVE right here with the heroes who rescued Ranger from this scene. Do not miss this exclusive interview.

06/18/2026

THE INVESTIGATION: 16 Shots, Two Dogs, An Officer Resigns
Graphic Content Warning

MEQUON, WI - On April 23rd, former Thiensville Police Officer Richard McCormick went to a scene for two stray dogs, reportedly not even dispatched to go out on a call. What happened next has sparked a global outcry. This raw body cam captures the moment 16 rounds were fired at BD and Ranger. BD did not survive.

THE CONTEXT: While the officer has resigned, he is currently under criminal review.

THE CONTRADICTION: What he told dispatch over the radio is reportedly very different to what you’re about to see. I’ve divided this into two parts to show you the narrative vs. the reality.

Part 2 - The Radio Call - receipts are coming next. Then, meet Ranger's rescuers LIVE tonight on the Nightly right here at 8:30 PM CST.

BODY CAM: Officer Resigns Amid Dog Shooting InvestigationMEQUON, WISCONSIN - Former Thiensville Police Officer Richard M...
06/18/2026

BODY CAM: Officer Resigns Amid Dog Shooting Investigation

MEQUON, WISCONSIN - Former Thiensville Police Officer Richard McCormick has resigned while under investigation following a controversial encounter involving two stray dogs on April 23rd, 2026.

Body camera footage reportedly shows McCormick firing at least 16 rounds. One dog did not survive. A second dog, later named Ranger, escaped despite suffering a gunshot wound. Three women later located Ranger, who underwent surgery through the Wisconsin Humane Society and is now recovering.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is conducting a criminal investigation, while the District Attorney's Office reviews the case for possible charges.

Reports indicate this is the second time McCormick has resigned while under investigation during his law enforcement career.

📹 VIDEO & BODY CAM DETAILS IN COMMENTS

IMPORTANT: The officers seen at the beginning of the video are Mequon Police officers. Reports indicate they did not use any weapons. The later encounter involved McCormick, who was reportedly outside his jurisdiction when he used his service weapon.

SOURCE: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WISN, FOX6



DISCLAIMER: Fair use. Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

06/18/2026

LAPD Chief breaks silence on Jameson shooting

Following a global outcry for justice, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell just called Jamison’s death “incredibly tragic.” This comes after an officer shot and killed the dog while responding to a domestic violence call. Is it transparency or just red tape?

FULL STATEMENT & CONTACT INFO IN COMMENTS. Watch the original investigation on my page. Lincoln bio.

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