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Arkansas authorities say a police officer allegedly told a co-worker that heโ€™d shoot through his door if protesters arrived on his front step in May following nationwide unrest over the police-involved death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Then a colleague was shot to death through the officerโ€™s door. The Arkansas State Police announced on Thursday an arrest and charges against former Alexander police officer Calvin Salyers, 33, in connection with the shooting death of Officer Scott Hutton on June 3. Salyers faces one count of manslaughter, a class C felony, according to state police, who took over the investigation from local authorities upon request last month. Alexander Police Department Sgt. Matt Wharton told investigators Salyers had warned him that if protesters showed up at his home, he would โ€œshoot through the door," the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported, citing court documents.
โ€” On yesterday, July 14, 2020, a New Wave of Riots started on Chilean Capital, Santiago, in different parts of the Chile's Metropolitan regions over the Law project to withdraw 10% of pension funds (and still ongoing, so to speak).

As reported by local media, groups of people have lit barricades on fire, meanwhile Looting of supermarkets and vandalisma against vehicles is again reported, despite the curfew and the total quarantine laws in Chile.
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Thousands of Israelis have staged a demonstration in Tel Aviv, Israel, to protest against what they say is economic hardship caused by the government's mishandling of the coronavirus crisis.
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BLM starts riot at restaraunt in Dallas, Texas.
An Alaska Airlines passenger is facing criminal charges after going on a frightening rant that left fellow passengers terrified for their life. The incident occurred on Saturday around 11 p.m., shortly after the flight took off from Seattle headed to Chicago. โ€œThe man became extremely belligerent and physically aggressive during the ascent,โ€ Ray Lane, external communications manager for Alaska Airlines, shared in an e-mail to the outlet. Video from the encounter shows the man walking through the aisle with a mask, demanding that those on board โ€œaccept that Jesus was a Black man.โ€ The disturbed passenger, who does not appear to be Black, threatened that he would kill everybody on board if they did not make the confession. In a statement shared with USA Today, Lane added that the flight returned safely to the Seattle airport, where law enforcement was waiting to take the passenger into custody. That particular flight was canceled and guests were rebooked.
French soldiers help a soldier at unease during the Bastille Day celebrations on Place de la Concorde in Paris, France, July 14, 2020. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier
Protesters are seen amid a cloud of tear gas as people of the "yellow vests" movement join a demonstration held by French health workers on the Bastille Day in Paris, as part of a nationwide day of actions to urge the French government to improve wages and invest in public hospitals, in France, July 14, 2020. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes
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Coffee shop offers free drinks to veterans, cops after Thin Blue Line flag stolen and store vandalized. Coffee Cabin owner Wesley Crespi speaks out.