Arizona Patriots Rally to Honor Navy Veteran At Her Funeral

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• Arizona Patriots Rally to Honor Navy Veteran At Her Funeral

• Illegal Alien Who Shot Two NYPD Cops Had Immigration Case Dismissed Within A Year Of Illegally Crossing Into Us

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Arizona Patriots Rally to Honor Navy Veteran At Her Funeral

Navy Medic Pamela Middlebrook, whose 16 years of military service include the Vietnam war era, recent;ypassed away after a battle with cancer. Her small family worried that her funeral would not properly honor her military service, with so few in attendance. That’s when they posted on social media, and the people in the surrounding Arizona community responded.

Instead of the expected six people, about two dozen arrived to pay their respects to the Navy veteran.

Among them was Bill Wooster of the Patriot Guard Riders, who, despite not knowing Pamela, honored her with a poem, condolences, and American flags held by multiple members in the blistering heat. "Whether they had one day of active duty or 20 years, it's important to show our honor and respect," said Wooster.

Seeing the parked cars outside made Middlebrook’s daughter, Brittany Rumery, emotional. "I think I started crying before I got out of the car," she said.

Instead of the expected six people, about two dozen arrived to pay their respects to the Navy veteran.

Among them was Bill Wooster of the Patriot Guard Riders, who, despite not knowing Pamela, honored her with a poem, condolences, and American flags held by multiple members in the blistering heat. "Whether they had one day of active duty or 20 years, it's important to show our honor and respect," said Wooster"It restored my faith in humanity," Rumery said, grateful for the community's support. Her oldest son shared plans to live in his grandmother's footsteps.

"I would imagine she would kill me for joining the Navy rather than the Marines,” said Ethan. He and his mother smiled through their tears, adding, “She would be happy.”

As Ethan carries on his grandmother’s legacy of service, he also reminds us not to give up on this country, and everything his grandmother and so many others gave so much for. 

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Illegal Alien Who Shot Two NYPD Cops Had Immigration Case Dismissed Within A Year Of Illegally Crossing Into Us

A 19-year-old Venezuelan illegal alien shot two police officers after they tried to stop him on his motorized scooter.

The incident comes as Biden offered ‘mass amnesty’ by terminating 350k asylum cases.

Bernardo Castro Mata pulled out a gun and started shooting as police chased after him after they saw him driving down the wrong side of the street.

The illegal had crossed the border at Eagle Pass last year and was staying at the shelter at the former Courtyard Marriott Hotel near LaGuardia Airport.

One of the officers was hit in the leg and the other was hit in the chest.

The officer who was hit in the chest was saved by his bulletproof vest. Luckily, the officers are in “good spirits” and will recover.

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