Daytona Beach Officer Fired After Review of Video Showing Beating of Handcuffed Citizen
Daytona Beach Florida Police Officer Fired After Review of Video Showed multiple officers punching, dragging, choking, and beating a Handcuffed Citizen.
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Top Civil Rights Violation Settlements in California ranging from $147,000 to $65 million
Here is a list of the top 50 civil rights violation settlements obtained in California in the year 2020. The list is comprised of cases filed either in a state or federal court, as well as those settled prior to commencing a lawsuit.
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Biden Officially Ends National COVID-19 Emergency
The COVID-19 national emergency has come to a quiet end with a Monday evening notice from the White House announcing that Biden had signed a resolution putting the emergency to an end. the national emergency proclaimed by President Trump on March 13, 2020, quietly came to a conclusion after 1,124 days, with a Monday evening…
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FBI Document Chill Free Speech and Associate basic terms like ‘Red Pill’ with ‘extremism’
New documents released Monday warned that common internet lingo is being associated with “Violent Extremism” by the FBI, seemingly chilling free speech. The FBI list for terms associated with “Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremism” (RMVE) has a mix of extreme terms and innocuous (not harmful) ones.
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Aggressive Tempe, Arizona COP Gets Banned After Holding Innocent Person at Gunpoint and More
Aggressive COP Gets Banned After Holding Innocent Person at Gunpoint and More. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes and is in no way intended to provoke, incite, or shock the viewer. This video was created to educate citizens on constitutionally protected activities and emphasize the importance that legal action plays in constitutional activism….
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Irvine California MOm Indicted for Allegedly Trying to Poison Her Husband
A Mission Viejo dermatologist and mother of two was indicted by an Orange County Grand Jury on multiple felonies for allegedly poisoning her husband over several weeks by allegedly spiking his drinks with dangerous household chemicals, causing him stomach ulcers.
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Twitter Integrity and Credibility in Question with Paid Verified Mark Scheme for Anyone
Public figure, artists, journalists, celebrities and other notable figures who have not paid for their badge may see the blue check on their accounts disappear starting Saturday, but some verified users with large accounts on the platform say they’re not worried about losing their status.
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India Shifts Away from US Dollar and towards Rupee
India’s new Foreign Trade Policy 2023 aims to establish the rupee as a global currency, boost trade and manufacturing, and shift away from the US dollar.
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Florida Passes Bill Approving Concealed Carry without Permit
Florida shows support for its residents Second Amendment and Constitutional and passes bull approving concealed carrying a weapon without a “issued” permit. Unlike Second Amendment haters Rob Bonta and Gavin Newsom in California.
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Los Angeles, California COVID-19 Eviction Protections have Expired
After being in place for three years, as of April 1, 2023 the COVID-19 eviction protection for Los Angeles residents has expired.
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Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and AG Rob Bonta IGNORE Supreme Court’s ruling on the NYSRPA v Bruen ??
despite the Supreme Court’s ruling on the NYSRPA v Bruen, and on McDonald v. City of Chicago, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seemingly Unconstitutionally DENIES CCW permits for no “good cause” reason, with conflicting information, and violates civil rights and the constitution..?
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Riverside County Sheriff lied about inmate deaths to avoid lawsuits, new lawsuit alleges
The family of Richard Matus Jr., who is counted among the record-breaking number of deaths in Riverside County jails last year, has sued the sheriff’s department, alleging it failed to provide him with adequate medical treatment, then illegally misreported information to state officials in a scheme to avoid lawsuits. The suit filed Thursday in federal…
