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WJAX 46 – by Larry Spruill and Amanda Warford

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Station 28 was shot at in a drive-by shooting on Tuesday night.

Jacksonville Association of Firefighters President Randy Wyse confirmed to Action News that firefighters called him and told him about the shooting.According to Lt. Jackson Short of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, five or six firefighters were outside of Station 28 pumping gas at the city gas pumps next to the station at the time of the shooting.   Continue reading “Florida Firefighters targeted in drive-by shooting outside station”

Fox News

A federal appeals court has ruled against environmentalists who are trying to force the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate spent lead bullets and lead shot used in hunting and shooting sports.

In a decision favorable to gun enthusiasts, the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said Tuesday that environmental groups have suggested no way in which EPA could regulate spent lead bullets and shot without also regulating cartridges and shells.    Continue reading “Court rules against environmentalists seeking EPA regs for lead bullets”

Christian News Wire – by John Stewart

ERIE, Penn., Dec. 17, 2014 /Christian Newswire/ — The Ratio Christi chapter at San Jose State University received a letter from the university stating that the club has been “de-recognized.” In the letter, school officials explained their actions to be in compliance with a new California State University Executive Order regarding how an organization selects its officers.

Ratio Christi, like many other campus Christian organizations, requires that chapter officers adhere to the Christian faith and biblical beliefs. This means that non-Christians, or Christians who do not feel it is necessary to follow New Testament principles as a guide for their daily lives, are not eligible for officer positions in the group. The State of California now deems this as “discriminatory” and punishable by de-recognition.   Continue reading “Ratio Christi Club Kicked Off of San Jose State University Campus”

UPI – by Daniel J. Graeber

HOUSTON, Dec. 24 (UPI) — A decision by an anti-trust authority in Israel is a “disturbing example” of the difficulty of doing business in the country, gas stakeholder Noble Energy said.

“The entry of Delek Group and Noble Energy into the Leviathan [natural gas] project has created a situation in which they control all of the gas reservoirs off the coast of Israel,” the Israeli Antitrust Authority said in a statement Wednesday.   Continue reading “Cartel exists in Israeli gas fields, regulator finds”

Press TV

A new analysis reveals that human experimentation was a “core feature” of the spy agency’s torture program.

According to The Nation Magazine, the experimental nature of the CIA’s torture program is clearly evident in the Senate Intelligence Committee’s executive summary of its investigative report.   Continue reading “CIA report just the tip of the iceberg”

AmmoLand – by Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- The latest apparent overreaction about guns and schools appears to be in Ohio, in Stark County, at the Marlington High School in Alliance.   A high school student texted a middle school student.  Attached to the message was a picture of a gun.  The middle school student showed the picture to their teacher, the teacher contacted the police, and the High School was put on lockdown.   From wkyc.com:   Continue reading “Ohio School Lockdown for Picture of Gun, Text”

UPI – by Ben Hooper

BRESCIA, Italy, Dec. 23 (UPI) — Police in northern Italy announced they seized two chow-chow dogs from a circus that had dyed the canines’ hair in an attempt to pass them off as pandas.

Environmental police said they visited the circus Friday in Brescia and discovered officials were charging children to have their pictures taken with two “pandas” that were actually chow-chow dogs with a black-and-white dye job.   Continue reading “Police: Circus dyed dogs to pass off as pandas”

iHLS

Every year Kaspersky Lab experts evaluate the level of cyber-threats. In 2014 we saw considerable growth in the number of malicious attacks on user computers and mobile devices, further development of financial malware and a change in the vectors of web attacks. In 2013, most web attacks were carried out using malicious web resources located in the USA and Russia while in 2014 Germany hosted more malicious sites than everywhere except the USA. The Netherlands remained in 3rd place.   Continue reading “One billion more: Kaspersky Lab counts up this year’s cyber-threats”

Natural News – by JD Heyes

Officials with Riverside County, Calif., removed a newborn baby from her mother without a valid reason or a court-ordered warrant, a practice that the county does very often, according to claims made by the mother in a federal class action lawsuit.

The lead plaintiff in the suit, known as “A.A.,” which is the baby, filed suit against the county, Juvenile Dependency Investigator Karla Torres, Torres’ supervisor Felicia M. Butler, and “all similarly situated county social workers and investigators” Dec. 12, Courthouse News Service reported.   Continue reading “California county routinely kidnaps thousands of babies without any warrant or reason, lawsuit claims”

The Anti-Media – by John Vibes

According to a number of global mainstream media sources, the Pentagon is covering up a disturbing video that was never made public with the rest of the recent torture report.

According to various well respected journalists, including Seymour Hersh, the appalling video was recorded at Abu Ghraib, the notorious US torture dungeon in Iraq that made headlines roughly a decade ago, when the inhumane tactics being used at the prison were exposed.   Continue reading “Classified Evidence: US Soldiers Raped Boys In Front Of Their Mothers”

ABC News

A Milwaukee police officer fired after fatally shooting a mentally ill man in April won’t face criminal charges, the county’s top prosecutor said Monday, while the U.S. attorney said hours later that there will be a federal investigation of the case.

Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm said Christopher Manney won’t be charged because he shot Dontre Hamilton in self-defense. Manney is at least the third white police officer to avoid charges in the past month after a confrontation that led to a black man’s death.   Continue reading “Ex-Officer Not Charged in Fatal Milwaukee Shooting”

UPI – by Amy r. Connolly

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (UPI) — Police departments and union leaders across the nation are warning the rank and file to be extra cautious in the coming weeks, wear bullet proof vests and avoid inflammatory remarks on social media following the weekend ambush killing of two New York City police officers.

In Pittsburgh, the FBI sent out a statewide alert about “potential threats” against local law enforcement. Officers were partnered up for assignments as an additional safety measure.   Continue reading “Police nationwide on high alert after NYC cop killings”

KOMO News

SEATTLE (AP) – Mayor Ed Murray says there’s been a recent spike in the number of illegal homeless encampments in Seattle, and he’s wants additional “tent cities” approved to help address the issue.

A press release from the Mayor’s office states that the mayor will send proposed legislation to the City Council next month “to make a limited number of unused, vacant lots on private and public land” available for encampments. The areas included are not in residential neighborhoods or parks.   Continue reading “Mayor: Seattle needs more tent cities”

Veterans Today – by Jim Fetzer

If political parties did not lie, steal, cheat and control vote counts, they might never win elections. And the mechanism that enables them to fake votes, steal elections and dominate Congress, alas, also allows our own government to bring us Sandy Hook, the Boston bombing and other forms of abuse, including pilfering our pensions and looting our bank accounts.

In the past, Democrats earned reputations for “machine politics” in cities like Chicago. But today, the advent of electronic voting machines whose company owners–including some Republican candidates themselves–are tied to the GOP has turned election theft into a science: they can steal whole states at a time!   Continue reading “Voter Fraud vs. Election Theft: The Wisconsin Scott Walker re-election”

The Daily Signal – by Steve Wilson

Smile Mississippi, police may have you on camera.

Police body cameras could work as an accountability tool for patrol officers and help protect them from false abuse complaints. Studies have backed up the advantages of using the devices, but with technology and data storage come privacy concerns.

Columbus and Cleveland police already use body cameras in Mississippi.   Continue reading “Mississippi Looking to Expand Use of Police Body Cameras”

Citizens Journal

On Sunday night, December 21st, at about 7:53 P.M. the Simi Valley Police Department received a call from a concerned citizen reporting a possible driver under the influence in the area of Los Angeles Ave. at Stearns St.

The citizen followed the driver to the area of Los Angeles Ave.at Yosemite Ave. The driver pulled into the Alliance Gas Station at the corner of the intersection. A Simi Valley Police Officer arrived at the gas station and when he tried to make contact with the driver, the driver sped off into the nearby shopping center parking lot.   Continue reading “Driver rams police car in Simi Valley–K9 deployed as suspect attempts escape”