A MANHUNT IS UNDERWAY FOR MAN WHO SHOT A GRANITE CITY POLICE OFFICER MULTIPLE TIMES.(PHOTO).

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  A manhunt is underway for man who shot a Granite City Police Officer multiple times. Officers in Granite City, Illinois, responded to a call regarding a unwanted subject near the 2000 block of Johnson Road at 2:20 p.m. on Friday, December 5th. Upon arrival, officers attempted to make contact with the suspect. The suspect opened fire on officers before fleeing the scene.  Unfortunately, one officer was struck multiple times. The officer was rushed to a St. Louis University Hospital. He is expected to make a full recovery.  A massive manhunt is now underway to locate the suspect. Authorities warn the public that the man is considered armed and dangerous. If you do see him, do not approach, but rather call 911 immediately.  If you recognize the man in the photos or have any information regarding this incident, please call the Granite City Police Department at 1618-877-6111 There was a heavy police presence in Granite City in a different part of town tonight but that w...

DEMOCRATS CALL ON PRINCE ANDREW TO TESTIFY IN JEFFREY EPSTEIN CASE. (PHOTO).


 Democrats call on Prince Andrew to testify in Jeffrey Epstein case

Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee are urging former Prince Andrew to testify about his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Committee members want Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to provide details about what he knows regarding Epstein and the crimes he committed. Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-Va.) said that appearing before the committee could allow Andrew to clear his name while helping advance justice for Epstein’s victims. Other committee Democrats, including Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi (Ill.) and Stephen Lynch (Mass.) expressed support for the potential subpoena of the former prince, though they acknowledged enforcement could be challenging.

Andrew has faced intense scrutiny in the U.K., particularly after renewed allegations by Epstein victim Virginia Roberts Giuffre, whose posthumous memoir was recently released. Following the controversy, King Charles III removed Andrew’s royal titles and evicted him from his residence, officially referring to him as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor rather than prince.

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) emphasized that Andrew could face legal consequences. “Thanks to the courageous survivors of Epstein’s abuse, justice is coming to Andrew,” Khanna said, adding that anyone involved in abusing children alongside Epstein will be held accountable.

The push for Andrew’s testimony comes amid broader pressure to release government files on Epstein. Some Republicans, alongside Democrats, have advocated for transparency regarding documents tied to Epstein’s activities and connections, fueling continued scrutiny of the former prince and his role in the scandal.


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