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SHAMEFUL: Several members of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team turned their backs as 98-year-old World War II veteran Pete DuPré played the National Anthem on his harmonica.
The internet exploded into a frenzy - but what REALLY happened? Here's the facts about the soccer team... and what went down involving a World War II veteran and the American flag.
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Fact Check: Did the Women’s National Soccer Team disrespect a World War II vet or the flag?
Misleading social media posts and reports alleged that the US National women's soccer snubbed the flag or a WW2 vet during the national anthem.
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Los Angeles: A security guard described his conversation with a man who climbed atop a Boyle Heights church. "The first thing I said was, 'Don't do it then, because I'm scared of heights, and I'm not coming up to get you.'"
JUST IN: Separation confirmed! Dragon is now performing departure burns to move away from the Space Station
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Meanwhile, somewhere in Texas ...
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Meanwhile, in Russia ... Local residents relax on the beaches of Sochi, despite the garbage after the flooding 👀
Oregon lawmakers have been targeting the police, demanding "accountability". But suddenly the tables have turned... and now they're the ones in the hot seat.
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Brilliant: Oregon police, sheriffs file ballot initiative to apply "accountability standards" to lawmakers
The Oregon Coalition of Police & Sheriffs filed support of a ballot initiative to bring accountability to state legislators due to "rampant misconduct within their own ranks."
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England face UEFA charge after fan uses laser pointer during Euro Cup game against Denmark soccer team. Pointer was aimed at Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel before a Harry Kane penalty, which he saved.
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Dallas Police sergeant speaks out on "defund police" movement: "Our officers suffered". Dallas Police sergeant and congressional candidate Tre Pennie blasted Democrats' claims after White House pinned "defund" movement on GOP.
It started with the carjacking of a cop... and ended with a guy jumping out the second floor window of a motel.
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They picked the wrong guy: Three arrested following carjacking of off-duty police officer
Three suspects were arrested in Memphis following a crime spree that police say started with the carjacking of an off-duty Memphis Police officer.
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From Inbox: At least 2 killed in a today's accident with a bus Umuarama Futsal soccer team in Guaratuba, Parana state, Brazil
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Another day, another public brawl from white supremacists.
Louisville, Kentucky: Days after a Louisville man was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a child, the Louisville Metro Police Department has released body-camera video that shows two officers rescuing the young girl. Behind bars is Robby Wildt, 40, after witnesses said they saw him take a 6-year-old girl near Haney Road and put her in his vehicle Friday night, according to arrest records. A witness followed Wildt and was able to report his tag to police. The tip led officers to find the young girl in the front seat of Wildt's car, the Louisville Metro Police Department said in an arrest citation. Wildt admitted to police that "he saw the victim playing outside near the street, circled the block and then took her from the side of the road." After telling police he felt guilty for the kidnapping, he told police he began to drive back to the location he took the girl from. That's where police officers made the arrest. (Read the full story.)
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“100+ degrees weather, complete darkness, covered from head to toe in High Calcium Hydrated Lime, 100 strangers rubbing shoulders with you, inhaling the empowering scent of (all-purpose cleaner)... and entrusting your life to an unknown smuggler.”
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Lewistown, Illinois: Four inmates escaped from a county jail in western Illinois and authorities advised area residents to remain locked in their homes as they searched Thursday for the men. Fulton County deputies learned of the escape Wednesday night after one inmate went missing from a cell block in the jail in Lewistown, about 210 miles southwest of Chicago, authorities said. It was later determined that three others also were missing. Authorities didn't immediately say how the men escaped, but said they should be considered armed and dangerous. As of Thursday morning, Jesse Davis, 35, Cody Villalobos, 26, Zachary Hart, 36, and Eugene Roets, 23, had not been captured. (Read more.)
The inmates are to be considered armed and dangerous. If you see them, do not approach them.
Call 9-1-1 or the Fulton County Sheriff's Office at (309) 547-2277
The inmates are to be considered armed and dangerous. If you see them, do not approach them.
Call 9-1-1 or the Fulton County Sheriff's Office at (309) 547-2277
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CLOSE CALL: Springfield man was almost struck by lightning while taking in his trash barrel Tuesday 👀
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WARNING! GRAPHIC! From Inbox: Just another day in Brazil ... 👀
“Use of force is always ugly. Nobody likes it, especially police. And nobody knows how it will turn out. The message of this PSA is asking the public to help police by not escalating, not attacking, not fleeing, and not trying to disarm an officer."
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'Comply now, complain later': National Police Association releases PSA about use of force
National Police Association (NPA) asks people being arrested to “Comply now, complain later,” even if the person believes the arrest is unlawful.
BREAKING! Celebrity attorney Michael Avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years in prison in Nike extortion case. He faces two other trials in California this year. https://cbsloc.al/3hSLjfY
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Jacksonville, Florida: Tornado major damage Philips at University Blvd roofs gone trucks flipped