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(WARNING 21+) Baltimore police released the body-worn camera footage from the Aug, 28 shootout with a suspect on E. Fayette and N. Caroline Streets. Police later identified the suspect as Tyrone Domingo Banks, 30, of the 2200 block of E. Biddle Street. Police said Banks was the suspect they were looking for since Tuesday, Aug. 26 when he allegedly tried to strike one officer with a silver SUV he was driving and then fire at another officer. The officer was shot in the leg in the area of East Fairmount and Caroline, near East Fayette Street and has since been released from Shock Trauma. The family of the bystander says a bullet shattered her finger, and glass and bullet fragments entered her neck and chest. 🔫👮🏻♂️ #shooting
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! Killing in Mexico was filmed video surveillance. The killer fired from a passing car, and then hide. One dead is reported. 😱
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France: Migrants speak out amid looming eviction from Dunkirk camp
Published: 14 Sep 2019
Illegal Migrants shared their thoughts amid a looming eviction from a camp at Grande-Synthe, near the French port city of Dunkirk, on Friday.
Migrant from Kurdistan called on French authorities not to clear the camp, saying, "What people are going to do after that?" Migrant from Iran stressed that "you cannot stop these people.
If you close this place, they'll go to another place." "We tried to go to London. But I don't want to stay in France. All the people, not just me, everyone wants to go to the UK," noted migrant from Afghanistan.
The disused gym in Dunkirk, which reportedly houses more than 70 families, is expected to be cleared in the coming days. On Thursday, the makeshift migrant camp in Calais, which had housed some 500 people was cleared.
Published: 14 Sep 2019
Illegal Migrants shared their thoughts amid a looming eviction from a camp at Grande-Synthe, near the French port city of Dunkirk, on Friday.
Migrant from Kurdistan called on French authorities not to clear the camp, saying, "What people are going to do after that?" Migrant from Iran stressed that "you cannot stop these people.
If you close this place, they'll go to another place." "We tried to go to London. But I don't want to stay in France. All the people, not just me, everyone wants to go to the UK," noted migrant from Afghanistan.
The disused gym in Dunkirk, which reportedly houses more than 70 families, is expected to be cleared in the coming days. On Thursday, the makeshift migrant camp in Calais, which had housed some 500 people was cleared.
Dozens of immigration policy protesters have been arrested at a demonstration outside a Microsoft store in New York City. Police say they took 76 people into custody Saturday who blocked traffic near the Fifth Avenue store in Manhattan. The protesters criticized Microsoft for doing business with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. They decried what they called the agency’s racist campaign against immigrants and asylum seekers. A Microsoft spokeswoman says the company closed the store for the rest of the day. The protest comes amid mounting criticism of companies working with ICE. Some of Microsoft’s own employees demanded last year that it cancel its data processing contract with ICE. Saturday’s march and sit-in was organized by a coalition called Close the Camps #NYC. #NYPD #NY
At least 22 people were injured when decks collapsed on one another at three-story home on the Jersey Shore. Authorities say the collapse happened around 6pm Saturday in Wildwood, New Jersey. Cape May Regional Health System says 21 people are being treated there after Saturday evening's collapse in Wildwood. At least three are children. 😱
Democratic presidential nominee hopeful Beto O'Rourke said Friday that his fellow Texans have said that they 'don't need' their AR-15s and that they'll turn them in if it means keeping the population safer. During an MSNBC interview Friday, the former Texas congressman said that owning 'guns to hunt or for self-defense makes a lot of sense to us here in Texas,' but that a 'weapon of war' is unnecessary.
A Florida man implicated in a viral video of a shark being dragged from the rear of a boat to its death accepted a plea deal that will land him in jail for only ten days, which he can serve on weekends. Robert Benac III, 30, of Bradenton, and the son of Manattee County Commissioner Betsy Benac, also was fined $2,500 and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service at an animal shelter. He was stripped of his fishing license for three years in the settlement with the Florida Fish & Conservation Commission and other prosecuting agencies, reports the Bradenton Herald.😡 #fools
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Shocking moment a US Marine brutally tackles two brawling students at their California high school - leaving social media divided over whether he used too much force. 😱