GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- A man has been hospitalized after being shot in the chest on Halloween night. Grand Rapids police were dispatched at 8:22 p.m. Saturday night after a caller described shots fired and a man down on the ground in front of a residence in the 800 block of Oakhill St SE. The man, 48, told police a man drove up on a moped and opened fire. He was taken to Mercy Health Saint Mary’s hospital with a life-threatening gunshot wound to the chest, according to police
11/01/20 0130 HRS: Deputy Sheriffs shut down illegal party warehouse 1420 Seabury Ave/1445 Commerce Ave, Bronx: 557+ people, violation of emergency orders, no liquor license, 21 organizers charged with multiple misdemeanors, Administrative Code, Health Code and ABC Law offenses. #NYC SHERIFF
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Kamala Harris has an ugly history of locking people up, violating civil liberties, and turning her back on the "progressive" principles she espouses.
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Meanwhile, in Argentina ... 🥴
San Bernardino PD: Our patrol officers continue to work hard overnight keeping our community safe. Two separate traffic stops interrupted more criminal activity. The suspects were arrested and the evidence was collected.
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Meanwhile, in NYC. Police fight back street protesters as tensions escalate ahead of the election. Cities are bracing for increased unrest, similar to or greater than the events post George Floyd
A get-out-the-vote rally that ended with North Carolina police pepper spraying and arresting attendants was the result of participants blocking the roadway without authorization, authorities said Saturday. Graham police said they issued several warnings to the crowd at Alamance County’s courthouse to move from the roadway before releasing pepper spraying and later arresting eight people. A press release from the department said the march organized by Reverend Greg Drumwright didn’t have permission to block traffic. Drumwright initially asked police and the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office if authorities could block the roadway for the rally members, but that request was never completed because Drumwright “missed the deadline.” Later, police asked the crowd to disperse, giving them a five-minute warning to leave the roadway. After the time passed, police said they released the spray toward the ground not “directly” toward any participant.
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96 miles... Yes, you read that correctly, 96 miles of Trump supporters in Arizona. October 2020.
96 miles... Yes, you read that correctly, 96 miles of Trump supporters in Arizona. October 2020.