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U.S. Postal Worker “Laughed Hysterically” While Repeatedly Hitting Pedestrian With Her Mail Truck
According to the Seattle Times, on Friday, an unnamed U.S. Postal worker in Bellevue, WA was arrested for allegedly hitting a pedestrian with her mail truck while “laughing hysterically.” Bellevue Police Department say it all started when a local resident reportedly saw a mail woman cursing at someone in front of an elementary school and decided…
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POLICE: Mom Scalped Daughter, 6, Because She Couldn’t Count to 12
Brittany Ruck, 25, of Conway, Pennsylvania is accused of lifting her 6-year-old daughter out of a chair by her hair so hard that “the girl’s scalp was separated from her skull and blood pooled around the girl’s eyes.” Even more horrific is the mother’s reason for the alleged abuse: her daughter was unable to count…
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GOLIATH ENCOUNTER: It’s Time To NUKE South America
Piotr Naskrecki was taking a nighttime walk in a rainforest in Guyana, when he heard rustling as if something were creeping underfoot. When he turned on his flashlight, he expected to see a small mammal, such as a possum or a rat. “When I turned on the light, I couldn’t quite understand what I was…
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Federal Court Strikes Down Ban On Firearms On Army Corps of Engineers Property
Plaintiffs challenge regulations promulgated by the Army Corp of Engineers that govern the possession of firearms on property administered by the Corps. Plaintiffs argue that the regulations violate their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. The regulations govern over 700 dams — holding back more than 100 trillion gallons of water — built…
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#FERGUSON: Undercover ATF Agents Shoot At Vehicle In Apartment Complex
Shots were fired by federal agents but no one was struck by a bullet during an afternoon confrontation in Ferguson. A fortunate fact since many children had the day off from school. It happened at the Park Ridge Apartments where last week a man was shot and killed not far from a storefront used by…
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OUTRAGEOUS: Family Loses School Board Appeal For ‘Pop-Tart Gun’ Case
School officials in Anne Arundel County rejected an appeal filed by the family of a boy suspended after he chewed his breakfast pastry into the shape of a gun, according to a decision the family’s lawyer received Wednesday. The Anne Arundel County Board of Education wrote in an Oct. 9 opinion that staff members at…
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ATTENTION: Do not walk your dog here! Muslims do not like dogs!
An MP has complained after seeing a sign posted near a popular park warning dog-walkers to stay out of ‘Islamic areas’. Labour Member of Parliament Jim Fitzpatrick alerted police and the local mayor about the sign after it was flagged up by one of the residents in his east London constituency. The sign, which was…
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FBI Makes Animal Cruelty A Top-Tier Felony, Similar to Homicide and Arson
Young people who torture and kill animals are prone to violence against people later in life if it goes unchecked, studies have shown. A new federal category for animal cruelty crimes will help root out those pet abusers before their behavior worsens and give a boost to prosecutions, an animal welfare group says. For years,…
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[VIDEO] EBOLA IN AMERICA: 1,000 People Under Some Level of Watch
Whether by land, sea or air, the fear of Ebola has been spreading at a pace far faster than the growth in the number of people diagnosed with the disease. In recent days, the number of people who have been asked to monitor themselves for symptoms has been steadily growing, especially among healthcare workers who…
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[GRAPHIC VIDEO] Texas Police Officer Under Investigation For Calling Dog Over To Him Then Shooting It
Cleburne police are investigating after a video circulated online of one of its officers coaxing a dog toward him before shooting it. The short video, taken from a body camera’s perspective, shows a man’s arms wielding a handgun while the officer summons two dogs toward him. As the animals approached with their tails wagging, the…
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Wage Protesters Demand Higher Wages Outside Walmart Heiress’ Home, Leading To 26 Arrests
Montressia Williams’ Walmart co-workers think she is on vacation, but her trip to New York is anything but. The trip, paid for by labour organisers, is a part of the national protests to demand better wages, schedules and treatment for low-wage workers at retailers like Walmart and McDonald’s. Thursday’s protests, which started with a march…
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FBI Director Demands Lawmakers Grant Access To Apple, Google User’s Data
The FBI director has slammed Apple and Google for offering their customers encryption technology that protects users’ privacy. “Deeply concerned” James Comey wants to push on Congress to “fix” laws to ensure police can still access private data. “It’s the equivalent of a closet that can’t be opened. A safe that can’t be cracked,” Comey,…
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NASHVILLE POLICE CHIEF: ‘Secret Service Asked Me To Fake A Warrant’
Nashville’s chief of police dropped a bombshell allegation today: The Secret Service asked him to fake a warrant in order to arrest a man who made fake death threats against the president on Facebook. Chief Steve Anderson sent a letter outlining his allegations to the House Oversight Committee, which has been conducting the investigation into…
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ISIS GOES AIRBORNE: Ex-Iraq Military Reportedly Training ISIS To Fly Fighter Jets
ISIS could be soon taking its terror fight to the sky, after a report that former Iraqi pilots are training Islamic militants to fly captured Syrian war planes. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights group says some ex-Iraqi air force pilots are training members of ISIS to fly three warplanes—believed to be MiG-21 and…
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BREAKING: Documents Confirm Fast and Furious AK-47 Used in Phoenix Gang Assault
Documents obtained through a lawsuit recently issued against the City of Phoenix by government watchdog Judicial Watch reveal a weapon from the Department of Justice’s Operation Fast and Furious was used to injure two people in a 2013 gang-style assault on an apartment complex. When the incident occurred and during investigation afterward, police worked with federal law…
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FBI Quest For Smartphone Data Fueling Privacy Fight
In the battle over how much access law enforcement should have to your smartphone, don’t expect the government to be outsmarted without a fight. FBI Director James Comey said as much Thursday in a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington, suggesting the agency might ask congress to force companies to provide what amounts to…
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Over $38 MILLION Wasted On Studying Obese Lesbians, Could Have Been Used For Ebola Vaccine
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has spent more than $39 million on obese lesbians, origami condoms, texting drunks, and dozens of other projects that could have been scrapped in favor of developing an Ebola vaccine. “Frankly, if we had not gone through our 10-year slide in research support, we probably would have had a…
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PINEAPPLE EXPRESS: Marijuana App Offers On-Demand Home Delivery
A new San Francisco smartphone app promises to promptly deliver cannabis right to your door. It’s the latest in a new crop of apps aimed at making access to pot easier. Dubbed “Meadow,” the app is available for Android devices through the Google Play store, and its creators claim it delivers medical marijuana to patients…
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Florida man ordered to remove American flag display, residents rally support
Residents of a Florida city covered their neighborhood with hundreds of American flags Monday in support of a local hardware store told to remove six American flags from its property, The News-Press reported. The display was put up by Family Hardware employee Jeff Verzi, who was honoring six family members serving in the military, according…
