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A patrol deputy has resigned after he admittedly mailed a toy bomb to a Sheriff’s Office lieutenant as a joke causing an evacuation at the Sheriff’s Administration Building.
The incident occurred at about 3 p.m. on Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Administration Building located at 10750 Ulmerton Road. Continue reading “Pinellas Deputy Resigned After Mailing A Toy Bomb To Agency Lieutenant”
The Organic Prepper – by Meadow Clark
Something is happening to oranges. The solution may be worse than the problem and there’s about to be a lot more solution.
Oranges are cast as the pinnacle of American wholesomeness. Orange juice is a marketing empire in its own right. The “OJ” industry has successfully made its product synonymous with life-giving vitamin C and a complete breakfast. But is that really the case? Continue reading “You Don’t Want to Know What They Do to Oranges (And It’s About to Get Even Worse)”
A woman in Lethbridge, Alta., captured a disturbing incident on her cellphone of a police officer running over a deer multiple times with his patrol vehicle as the animal lay dying on a street in the city’s north end.
Erica Pritchard said she was driving with her father along Scenic Drive North in the late hours of Jan. 5 when she witnessed a car slam into the rear end of a young deer, apparently breaking its back legs. Continue reading “‘Made me feel really sick’: Lethbridge woman captures video of officer repeatedly running over injured deer”
Former US Congressman and political analyst Ron Paul says President Donald Trump’s staff is “insubordinate,” and it’s “shame that he puts up with this.”
Dr. Paul, a three-time American presidential candidate and the founder of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, made the remarks in an interview on Monday while commenting some Trump administration officials’ statement regarding the president’s plans of troop withdrawal from Syria. Continue reading “It’s shame that Trump puts up with his insubordinate staff: Ron Paul”
These are the first pictures of the wealthy Russian businessman reported to have been held by the FBI in a case that has been linked to a US-British security expert detained in Moscow.
Dmitry Makarenko was detained in the Northern Mariana Islands, a US commonwealth in the Pacific Ocean, the day after American Paul Nicholas Whelan was arrested by the Russians. Continue reading “First pictures of wealthy Russian businessman who was held by the FBI”
Journal & Courier – by Lindsay Moore
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A Lafayette police officer was shot accidentally after fleeing an aggressive dog during an investigation at a North Ninth Street apartment.
Officer Lane Butler entered the apartment with two other officers while investigating a criminal mischief complaint at an apartment at 813 N. Ninth St., between Salem and Union streets, at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday. Continue reading “Lafayette police officer shot in back by another officer fleeing from aggressive dog”
ARS Technica – by David Kravets
We’ve been covering a recent First Amendment lawsuit targeting President Donald Trump—a novel legal argument in which Twitter users claim their constitutional rights were violated because the commander-in-chief blocked them from his personal @realDonaldTrump Twitter handle.
To be sure, it’s a digital-age-based constitutional theory about social media rights in a day and age when politicians, from the president on down, are using their private accounts to discuss public affairs. Continue reading “Politicians’ social media pages can be 1st Amendment forums, judge says”
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Archive: TWFTT 1-8-19
Members of the Crow Tribe hunt elk to feed their families.
The state of Wyoming says they can’t kill the animals on federal forest land without a permit.
The Supreme Court will now decide whether an 1868 treaty protects the Native Americans’ right to hunt. Continue reading “Native American tribe member who killed elk to feed family asks Supreme Court to throw out poaching conviction”
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – After Republican 9th Congressional District candidate Mark Harris finished addressing Mecklenburg County Republicans at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Government Center Monday night, reporters, including Eyewitness News reporter Joe Bruno, tried to ask him questions. Continue reading “Emergency Exit: Mark Harris trips alarm trying to evade Channel 9 in uptown”
For the second time in 18 months, a dead body has been found at the home of Ed Buck, a prominent LA-based Democratic donor who once ran for the West Hollywood City Council, according to reports from a local TV station.
KTLA reported that the body of a man in his 50s was found by police shortly after 1 am on Monday. Buck’s attorney said the deceased was an old friend of Buck’s who died of an overdose after ingesting drugs at another location. Continue reading “Second Dead Body Found At LA Home Of Wealthy Democratic Donor”
Eight years to the day that former Rep. Gabby Giffords was shot at a constituent meeting in Tuscon, Arizona, House Democrats said they’re planning to unveil a universal background check bill they hope to pass within the first 100 days of the new Congress.
The measure, which will be introduced today at an event with Giffords and gun control advocates, would require background checks on the sale of any firearm and expand existing background checks to cover anyone attempting to buy firearms online, commercially or at gun shows, while providing exceptions for law enforcement and the transfer of guns between friends and family members. Continue reading “House Democrats to unveil universal background check bill on anniversary of Gabby Giffords shooting”
Authorities are searching for a man seen on security footage licking the doorbell of a California home and relieving himself in the family’s yard.
Police have identified the man as Roberto Arroyo, 33, and say that he spent three hours around the Salinas home of Sylvia and Dave Dungan. Continue reading “California man, 33, caught on camera LICKING strangers’ doorbell and relieving himself in their front yard in the middle of the night”
Mouqawamah Music – by Jonathan Azaziah
Activists on and off the Interwebzzz are abuzz over Rashida Tlaib, the first Palestinian woman ever “elected” to Congress, blurting out that in regards to Trump, “we’re going to go in there and impeach that motherf&%&%r!” The level of sycophancy at this moment seems to be even bigger and more nauseating than the fawning just moments before this latest publicity stunt over her wearing a thobe. The declarations of “yassss! Queen! Slay!” and “what a courageous sister!” and “she’s so hardcore!” are at radioactive levels, really. Because of course, the end of Zio-Imperialism and the liberation of Palestine from Jewish terrorists run through the usurping ‘Israeli’ entity’s personal cheering section – the US Congress – and it’s going to come with twice the swiftness because a sellout politician threw on traditional Arab dress with traditional Palestinian embroidery, right? Please. Continue reading “If House Arab Rashida Tlaib was Brave, She’d Say “Death to ‘Israel’!” and “Zion did 9/11”, Not “Impeach that Motherf****R!””
NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — Mayor Bill de Blasio has guaranteed health care for all New York City residents regardless of their ability to pay.
The mayor made the announcement Tuesday morning on MSNBC. Continue reading “De Blasio guarantees health care for all New York City residents regardless of ability to pay”
A recent article in the Mohave Valley Daily News revealed that DHS is using grant money to equip Arizona police departments with military-grade sound cannons or Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD).
The Bullhead City Police Department received $54,000 in grant money to purchase a 100X model and a 450XL model LRAD. Continue reading “DHS has equipped 400 police departments with military-grade sound cannons”
Remember the hassles Rick Simpson went through in his Canadian Nova Scotia town trying to bring the cannabis oil cures he and others used to cure themselves of various cancers? Rick assumed the world was ready for him to share the good news from his and his townspeople’s experiences.
After several attempts to get cannabis oil allowed through the court system with many testimonials from those who had been helped, Rick realized this important harsh reality: The cancer industry does not want a cure for cancer. Continue reading “Suppressed cannabis research from 1970s proved it killed cancer cells”
Sandra Botello moved to Chicago five years ago for what she called “the opportunities.”
Now 41, she and her children had been evicted from her home in Idaho when her landlord’s property was foreclosed. Continue reading “Chicago Seized And Sold Nearly 50,000 Cars Over Tickets Since 2011, Sticking Owners With Debt”
Newly-elected Virginia congresswoman Jennifer Wexton is showing solidarity with the LGBTQ community by hanging a transgender pride flag alongside the official Virginia flag outside her D.C. office.
Narissa Rahaman, a regional field organizer for the Human Rights Campaign, shared an image of the flag on Twitter Thursday, which she said is the only office on the Hill with one. Rahaman also said Wexton told her the flag is there because of the community’s support. Continue reading “Rep. Jennifer Wexton Hangs Transgender Pride Flag Outside Her Capitol Hill Office”
The RCMP have arrested 14 people and entered a fortified checkpoint on a forest service road in northern B.C. where people at the Gidimt’en camp were barring a pipeline company from access.
The Mounties announced Monday they were going to enforce a court injunction to allow Coastal GasLink access to the road and bridge near Houston, B.C. Continue reading “14 arrested as RCMP break gate at Gidimt’en camp checkpoint set up to stop pipeline company access”