RT

Israeli police have been caught on film in a mock shooting operation against an “assailant” in front of a crowd of fifth-graders. Parents expressed shock at the demonstration, while police justified it as strengthening “the children’s sense of security.” Continue reading “Israeli police teach 5th-graders how to shoot a terrorist”

Conservative News Daily – by Rich Mitchell

President Trump held an unannounced meeting with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on Wednesday.

The meeting did not appear on his public schedule when it was released and no updates were made prior to reporters learning of it at a press “spray.”

The White House press pool had been ushered into the Oval Office for what was assumed to be a spray of President Trump’s meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. But Trump was instead seated beside former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.   Continue reading “President holds unannounced meeting with Henry Kissinger”

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The Washington Standard – by Tim Brown

I have always questioned the need for prisons.  They are an unjust means of justice.  Even more so, those that are for profit utilize the system to make money and push for quotas to be fulfilled by the states.  Here is just one recent example of such abuses of prisoners.  Ammon Bundy, who became a national household name during the Bundy Ranch siege in 2014 and the protests at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge in Oregon in 2016, was tortured and abused by a guard at CCA in Pahrump Nevada last week.  Subsequently, when word got out, the guard was sent home.   Continue reading “Torture And Abuse Of Ammon Bundy At For Profit Prison Not Going Unnoticed”

Huffington Post – by Ed Mazza

A journalist was arrested on Tuesday and accused of being disruptive while trying to question Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and White House aide Kellyanne Conway in the West Virginia state capitol building.

Dan Heyman of the Public News Service said he was trying to ask if domestic violence was considered a preexisting condition under the GOP health care bill backed by President Donald Trump and passed by the House of Representatives last week.   Continue reading “Journalist Arrested For ‘Yelling Questions’ At HHS Secretary Tom Price, Kellyanne Conway”

Yahoo News

A Connecticut woman got an unexpected and terrifying knock on her door last week while she was making brownies, as a bear came by to see what she was doing.

“My neighbor across the street just came over in a panic,” one of the resident’s neighbors said to a 911 dispatcher. “She’s a little old lady screaming that a bear got in her back porch and is slamming on her glass door.”   Continue reading “Persistent Bear With Taste for Brownies Refuses to Leave Woman’s Home”

The Political Insider – by Paul

Robert Eugene Owens was one of the most vocal defenders of the Second Amendment in the country, and he used his platform on his website Bearing Arms to inform Americans about the value of our gun rights.

Tragically, it appears Robert took his own life on Monday in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina. He was 46, and police believe the gunshot wound was self-inflicted.   Continue reading “Popular Second Amendment Writer Robert Eugene Owens Dies of Apparent Suicide”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Galveston, TX — According to national mortality statistics, it’s fairly easy to get killed while operating heavy equipment or fishing. But while Jeronimo Zamora Junior of Galveston, TX enjoyed working in both fields, it was police who killed him, not his occupation. And now, the family wants answers.

Zamora’s wife Carrasco called 911 because, as she told reporters, he was having some sort of panic attack. Instead of medics responding like she asked, nine Galveston County Sheriff’s deputies responded, and that’s where things took a turn for the worse.
Continue reading “Wife Calls 911 for Medical Help, Cops Come Instead, Beat Unarmed Husband to Death”

ABC News 7

PAULSBORO, N.J. (WPVI) — Police officers responding to a fight in Gloucester County were surrounded and assaulted while attempting to arrest those involved, according to the Paulsboro Police Department.

The incident occurred around 6 p.m. Saturday in Paulsboro around the area of Adams and Delaware and surrounding blocks.   Continue reading “Police: NJ Officers Surrounded, Assaulted While Breaking Up Fight”

Yahoo News

Chaos broke out at a Florida airport on Monday after multiple Spirit Airlines flights were canceled, leading to long lines, irate customers and altercations, according to police.

Deputies were called to the Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to deal with commotion there after several passengers became angry, according to the Broward County Sheriff’s Office.   Continue reading “Police called to restore order as fights erupt at Spirit Airlines terminal in Fort Lauderdale”

MassPrivateI

According to an article in Muckrock, the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) doesn’t want the public to know about their ‘secret’ facial recognition cameras.

Police in Minneapolis are going to great lengths, to keep the public from discovering how they’re being spied on.   Continue reading “Police: The public can’t use “words in the English dictionary” to find out about secret facial recognition cameras”