Rapper Mo3 was shot dead on a Dallas highway on Wednesday. The rapper, whose real name was Melvin Noble, was killed midday in an incident on northbound Interstate 35 near Clarendon Drive. Dallas police declined to publicly confirm the rapper, 28, was killed in the shooting, but did release a narrative of the incident. Police said he was in a vehicle on I-35 just before noon when a suspect approached Mo3’s car. Both men stopped their vehicles, the victim got out and started running but was shot several times on the highway. A bystander inside another vehicle was struck as well. Police say that person did not suffer life threatening injuries. Police are still looking for the shooter of the Dallas-based rapper. Video circulating on social media purports to show Mo3 lying on the highway as someone tries to help him after being shot.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Yes, Dead People Did Vote. You’d be pressed to find anyone who’s got a bad word to say about Deborah Jean Christiansen. She’s been well known in her community for years as a bird watcher, an avid gardener, and a committed fan of the Georgia Bulldogs. Those who knew her were sad when she died last May. They may be surprised to learn that, even after her death, Deborah Jean Christiansen still managed to register to vote and then cast a ballot.
The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a possible fire at the Hollywood Hills mansion of Denzel Washington Wednesday night, after smoke was seen emerging from the four-story mansion's second floor. Thirty-eight Los Angeles firefighters along with one Beverly Hills crew searched the walls of the 29,000-square-foot home in the exclusive Beverly Crest neighborhood of LA. Firefighters used thermal imaging cameras for the source of smoke. No flames were seen, according to the LAFD report. All occupants remained safely outside the residence, the fire department report stated. "There is no fire and everyone is OK and safe," Alan Neirob, Washington's press representativet.
Meanwhile, in Portland. Antifa got spotters
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Several officers have been injured in Warsaw as far-right protesters threw firecrackers, stones and bottles at riot police. The protests take place each year as Poland recalls its independence after World War I.
Police arrested 36 people in Warsaw at a violent far-right protest that took place in the Polish capital despite a ban, authorities said on Thursday. Thousands of Polish nationalists and far-right radicals took to the streets of central Warsaw on Wednesday, the day commemorating Polish independence, although the annual march had been banned by Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski due to the coronavirus pandemic.During a violence at the demonstrations, 35 police officers were injured and three were still being treated at hospital, a police spokesperson said. The right-wing and nationalist Independence March, which authorities had banned due to the coronavirus pandemic, ended up in participants clashing with police in several areas across the capital, wounding several police officers and one press photographer. Participants also shot fireworks in the windows of buildings with posters supporting the Women’s Strike, setting one of the flats on fire.
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Back in 2016 a Princeton prof demonstrated exactly *how* to hack a Dominion machine. "I figured out how to make a slightly different computer program that... shifts some votes around from one candidate to another." Wait, isn't that what we've been seeing?
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! "Black man in Chicago beats up women while they light a car on fire with her husband inside of it. She says "I just want to help my husband". This is the unity. They’re calling for!!"
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Police arrested 36 people in Warsaw at a violent far-right protest that took place in the Polish capital despite a ban, authorities said on Thursday. Thousands of Polish nationalists and far-right radicals took to the streets of central Warsaw on Wednesday…
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Recent arrests in Portland, Ore.:
Stephanie Paige McKnight, 28
James Russel Agnew, 30
Gabriela Elena Novak, 37
Atraya Deonna Lovato, 21
Stephanie Paige McKnight, 28
James Russel Agnew, 30
Gabriela Elena Novak, 37
Atraya Deonna Lovato, 21
London. UK. Two men have been arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence. At approximately 00.10hrs on Thursday, 12 November, two men seen by police officers to be acting suspiciously in a car in the Westminster area were stopped and arrested on Pall Mall by armed officers. The police officers searched the men and the vehicle. They subsequently arrested the men - two 34-year-olds from east London - on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts, contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006. Both were arrested under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and taken into custody at central London police station, where they remain. Firearms were not discharged. The subsequent investigation is being led by the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command. Please report suspicious behaviour by calling police in confidence on 0800 789 321 or filling in a brief form online at www.gov.uk/act