Police in Salt Lake City have developed an app to help residents “fight crime.” One feature allows people to take pictures of private property and upload them to police servers. by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.

We’re not yet like Mexico, where a criminal gang just disarmed and abducted 11 policemen. But we’re moving in that direction — if a recent Chicago incident in which a crowd intimidated cops into not arresting a suspect is any indication.

The Deep State is in panic mode after President Donald Trump, following the conclusion of the Mueller probe, suggested that shady individuals involved in trying to take him down had done “evil” and even “treasonous things” against America. Trump also warned that he has been “looking” at these unnamed characters for some time. Establishment globalists and Deep State operatives in the media pretended to be horrified by the president's comments. But among Trump supporters — many of whom backed him to “drain the swamp,” lock up criminals from the previous administration, and take on the “globalists” — the excitement is still growing. Indeed, lawmakers are already promising investigations of those who abused their power to launch phony investigations in a bid to overturn the 2016 election.

Peripatetic porn lawyer, erstwhile presidential candidate, and bloviating loudmouth Michael Avenatti was arrested twice on the same day on charges of extortion, embezzlement, and bank and wire fraud.

The Chicago police union wants the feds to investigate Illinois State Attorney Foxx to find out how in Heaven’s name Smollett got away with his hate crime hoax.

It looks like Jussie Smollett, who was charged with 16 felonies in connection with an elaborately staged hate hoax, outsmarted prosecutors.