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Man caught meeting with what he thought was a 14 year old boy Cops arrive arrest and charge him!
Pro-Trump Apparel Company Agrees to Pay Over $200K Fine for Ripping Out ‘Made in China’ Tags and Replacing Them With ‘Made in USA’ Tags
Lions Not Sheep, which sells a series of T-shirts and other apparel with pro-Trump and conservative messages, agreed to pay a $211,335 fine to the Federal Trade Commission after it was busted removing "Made in China" tags and replacing them with ones claiming the items were made in the U.S.
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Actually, back in the 50's a lot of parents would joke with their kids this way. Told our little dumb asses we could dig a hole to China. Keep our bad asses busy ...lol.
This dickhead of a police officer came in after a brown customer paid for his mentos. When the customer picked the mentos off the counter and put them in his pocket, the cop pulled a gun from his pocket and demanded that the customer put them back on the counter despite being told repeatedly that they had been lawfully purchased. The cashier was even counting out the customer's change! Only after the cashier reiterated that the item had been paid for did the cop allow the customer to grab his mentos and he was allowed to leave without being shot in the back.
Man drove through fundraiser crowd, killed mother because he was 'extremely frustrated,' police say
BERWICK, Pa. - Authorities say a man sped up as he crashed into a crowd of people gathered for a fundraiser, then fled and killed his mother.
Adrian Sura Reyes, 24, told investigators he drove past the benefit outside of a bar in Berwick, Columbia County Saturday night, before turning around and going back to hit them.
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BERWICK, Pa. - Authorities say a man sped up as he crashed into a crowd of people gathered for a fundraiser, then fled and killed his mother.
Adrian Sura Reyes, 24, told investigators he drove past the benefit outside of a bar in Berwick, Columbia County Saturday night, before turning around and going back to hit them.
Man drove through fundraiser crowd, killed mother because he was 'extremely frustrated,' police say
Police paperwork sheds more light on what happened leading up to the deadly fundraiser crash and assault Saturday night.
https://www.post-gazette.com/news/c...-lago-search-gab-threats/stories/202208150059
He surrendered as soon as they showed up. Rofl.
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Miami firefighter relieved of duty after incendiary text surfaces following death of MDPD officer
COCONUT GROVE, FLA. (WSVN) - - A City of Miami firefighter has been relieved of duty after he was accused of making controversial remarks about police officers in a text commenting on the passing of Miami-Dade Police Officer Cesar Echaverry.
The unidentified Miami Fire Rescue firefighter made the following comment in a group chat in response to the death of the 29-year-old officer on Wednesday night:
“Who cares? Another dead cop, probably against gun control. They didn’t give an [expletive] when kids were dying in that school shooting they stood outside. Cops exist for the government to exercise its monopoly on violence. They want the whole world to stop when one of theirs goes down. How many idiots I had to transport with honor guard their dead bodies from coronavirus because they all were too stupid to wear masks or get vaccinated? All cops are good for is protecting the rich property owners and the status quo. Everything else is a farce. [Expletive] the police.”
The profanity-laced rant is not the only eyebrow-raising commentary about Monday night’s shooting in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood that claimed Echaverry’s life.
A Miami Police Officer was heard making the following remark on police radio: “Let ‘em know they’re gonna have another officer down if they keep going at 70 miles an hour near my car.”
The officer was commenting on other fast-driving officers rushing to assist in the wake of the gunfire.
The law enforcer was promptly put in his place by a supervisor.
“Let’s try and use a little bit more tact and not hang anybody up. If they have an officer down, they’re gonna pass you at 80 miles and hour next time,” said the supervisor.
Thursday night, Miami Fire Chief Joseph Zahralban issued a comment that reads in part, “We are conducting an investigation into the statements that were made, and the individual has been relieved of duty pending the outcome of the investigation.”
Zahralban went on to write, “We continue to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, alongside the Echaverry family and the entire Miami-Dade Police Department during this difficult time.”
In a statement, a spokesperson for the Miami Association of Fire Fighters wrote, “Our firefighters and our Fire Department fully support our police.”
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COCONUT GROVE, FLA. (WSVN) - - A City of Miami firefighter has been relieved of duty after he was accused of making controversial remarks about police officers in a text commenting on the passing of Miami-Dade Police Officer Cesar Echaverry.
The unidentified Miami Fire Rescue firefighter made the following comment in a group chat in response to the death of the 29-year-old officer on Wednesday night:
“Who cares? Another dead cop, probably against gun control. They didn’t give an [expletive] when kids were dying in that school shooting they stood outside. Cops exist for the government to exercise its monopoly on violence. They want the whole world to stop when one of theirs goes down. How many idiots I had to transport with honor guard their dead bodies from coronavirus because they all were too stupid to wear masks or get vaccinated? All cops are good for is protecting the rich property owners and the status quo. Everything else is a farce. [Expletive] the police.”
The profanity-laced rant is not the only eyebrow-raising commentary about Monday night’s shooting in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood that claimed Echaverry’s life.
A Miami Police Officer was heard making the following remark on police radio: “Let ‘em know they’re gonna have another officer down if they keep going at 70 miles an hour near my car.”
The officer was commenting on other fast-driving officers rushing to assist in the wake of the gunfire.
The law enforcer was promptly put in his place by a supervisor.
“Let’s try and use a little bit more tact and not hang anybody up. If they have an officer down, they’re gonna pass you at 80 miles and hour next time,” said the supervisor.
Thursday night, Miami Fire Chief Joseph Zahralban issued a comment that reads in part, “We are conducting an investigation into the statements that were made, and the individual has been relieved of duty pending the outcome of the investigation.”
Zahralban went on to write, “We continue to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in law enforcement, alongside the Echaverry family and the entire Miami-Dade Police Department during this difficult time.”
In a statement, a spokesperson for the Miami Association of Fire Fighters wrote, “Our firefighters and our Fire Department fully support our police.”
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