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She got some big teeth, but she's pretty...
I'm glad that pervert cop got busted...
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Can't lie I immediately saw ginger... This one is a bit of a reach, but I can understand the sentiment
GOP politician says Uvalde shooter was “transgendering” so there’s no reason to “ban AR-15s” / https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/06...r-transgendering-theres-no-reason-ban-ar-15s/
Eli Steele writes Fox News articles about White Supremacy from the standpoint of a Black male. His articles argue that Blacks are falsely claiming to be victims, which only hurts Whites trying to live their lives and creates fake problems for Blacks. He is referred to as a "Black documentary filmmaker". For some reason they never show pictures of Eli Steele.
This is Eli Steele
I have 6 children but 4 aren’t real — people who troll me don’t understand the joy it brings
A family of eight includes two parents, two daughters, and four infants that are hyper-realistic dolls — but they’re treated the same as the other children.
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INVESTIGATIVE UNIT: Rape victim ordered to pay her abuser child support
INVESTIGATIVE UNIT: Rape victim ordered to pay her abuser child support
Raped at 16, dude was 30 at the time. After going to counseling she finally reported the rape in 2015.
She says there hasn't been any follow up or action since she reported the crime even though he admitted to being the child's father AND there was a DNA test.
After the 2015 report said rapist always threatened her claiming he had connections in the court system and he could get full custodywheneverhe wanted.
He finally went to court to get full custody and alleged the mother gave "their" daughter a cell phone as the basis. Full custody was granted to the rapist and she has to pay him child support.....
Pray for mfkrs in Louisiana
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Jonesboro Police release video after officer shot and killed man in early February
Jonesboro Police have released the body camera video from a shootout that killed a man earlier this month.
Credit: JONESBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Author: Kim Chaney
Published: 1:55 PM CST February 19, 2022
Updated: 2:20 PM CST February 19, 2022
JONESBORO, Ark. — Jonesboro Police have released the body camera video from a shootout that killed a man earlier this month.
The shooting happened Feb. 9, 2022, when investigators said 22-year-old Jayden Prunty was walking on Spruce Street. According to the body camera footage, Officer Corey Obregon told Prunty he was approaching as part of a drug interdiction operation in the area. Investigators said the officer “detected a strong odor of marijuana” and instructed Prunty to stop and talk to him.
The video shows Prunty walking away, denying that Officer Obregon can smell marijuana, while the officer continued to tell him to “Come here.” Eventually, Prunty ran and the officer followed, and both fell to the ground. Prunty was on the ground as the officer tried to cuff him, and then the officer told dispatch he had a suspect “fighting.”
Investigators said Prunty was reaching for something, and the officer realized it was a gun. You can hear him in the video telling Prunty to let go of the gun, saying, “I promise you if that’s a gun, it’s not going to end well for you.” And Prunty responded, “I know. I know it’s not.”
Seconds later, a shot is heard, which investigators said Prunty fired, hitting Officer Obregon in the leg. Both men were then on their sides on the ground. The officer then pulled his gun and fired two shots, which appeared to hit Prunty in the head as both men remained on their sides.
The officer then called for help from dispatch, saying shots have been fired. Investigators said you can hear the officer kick the other gun away. Other officers responded to the scene.
Investigators said Prunty died at the hospital. The officer's injury was non-life-threatening.
Officer Obregon was placed on paid administrative leave.
Arkansas State Police are in charge of the investigation.
The full video is available HERE. A warning that the video is graphic, and viewer discretion is advised.
Jonesboro Police also placed an edited version of the video on Facebook, saying "Our department recently experienced an officer-involved shooting incident on February 9, 2022. The Arkansas State Police immediately took over the investigation and Officer Corey Obregon was placed on paid administrative leave. While that investigation nears completion, in the interest of the transparency of the department, we are releasing body camera footage related to that incident.
This video briefly explains the chain of events. As you will see, this video has been edited but none of the content has been compromised."
That video is available HERE.
Jonesboro Police release video after officer shot and killed man in early February
Jonesboro Police have released the body camera video from a shootout that killed a man earlier this month.
Credit: JONESBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Author: Kim Chaney
Published: 1:55 PM CST February 19, 2022
Updated: 2:20 PM CST February 19, 2022
JONESBORO, Ark. — Jonesboro Police have released the body camera video from a shootout that killed a man earlier this month.
The shooting happened Feb. 9, 2022, when investigators said 22-year-old Jayden Prunty was walking on Spruce Street. According to the body camera footage, Officer Corey Obregon told Prunty he was approaching as part of a drug interdiction operation in the area. Investigators said the officer “detected a strong odor of marijuana” and instructed Prunty to stop and talk to him.
The video shows Prunty walking away, denying that Officer Obregon can smell marijuana, while the officer continued to tell him to “Come here.” Eventually, Prunty ran and the officer followed, and both fell to the ground. Prunty was on the ground as the officer tried to cuff him, and then the officer told dispatch he had a suspect “fighting.”
Investigators said Prunty was reaching for something, and the officer realized it was a gun. You can hear him in the video telling Prunty to let go of the gun, saying, “I promise you if that’s a gun, it’s not going to end well for you.” And Prunty responded, “I know. I know it’s not.”
Seconds later, a shot is heard, which investigators said Prunty fired, hitting Officer Obregon in the leg. Both men were then on their sides on the ground. The officer then pulled his gun and fired two shots, which appeared to hit Prunty in the head as both men remained on their sides.
The officer then called for help from dispatch, saying shots have been fired. Investigators said you can hear the officer kick the other gun away. Other officers responded to the scene.
Investigators said Prunty died at the hospital. The officer's injury was non-life-threatening.
Officer Obregon was placed on paid administrative leave.
Arkansas State Police are in charge of the investigation.
The full video is available HERE. A warning that the video is graphic, and viewer discretion is advised.
Jonesboro Police also placed an edited version of the video on Facebook, saying "Our department recently experienced an officer-involved shooting incident on February 9, 2022. The Arkansas State Police immediately took over the investigation and Officer Corey Obregon was placed on paid administrative leave. While that investigation nears completion, in the interest of the transparency of the department, we are releasing body camera footage related to that incident.
This video briefly explains the chain of events. As you will see, this video has been edited but none of the content has been compromised."
That video is available HERE.
Sorokin, also known by her alias Anna Delvey, served about four years in prison after she was found guilty of defrauding and attempting to defraud banks and hotels out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. She falsely claimed to be a German heiress ith an inheritance of $60 million, and said she was raising funds to launch an exclusive Manhattan social club.
Her rise in the Manhattan social scene, as well as her arrest and subsequent trial, was depicted in the Netflix series "Inventing Anna." https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture...y-nft-interview-rcna33811?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma
Coins depicting Border Patrol agent grabbing Haitian migrant trigger investigation
www.latimes.com
Coins depicting Border Patrol agent grabbing Haitian migrant trigger investigation
Some critics have raised the question of racism against Black migrants. And the head of Customs and Border Protection has strongly denounced the coins.
www.latimes.com