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Meanwhile, in Brazil. #Quarantine
Tulsa race massacre: Excavation of potential mass grave site underway
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/07/14/tulsa-race-massacre-excavation-potential-mass-grave-site-underway/5438000002/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/07/14/tulsa-race-massacre-excavation-potential-mass-grave-site-underway/5438000002/
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Tulsa race massacre: Excavation of potential mass grave site underway
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! DELTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. โ The Eaton County Sheriffโs Office released footage from a deputyโs body camera that shows her #shooting a wanted stabbing suspect in Delta Township on Tuesday morning. Eaton County Sheriff Tom Reich said 43-year-old Sean Ruis wasn't wearing a mask inside the Quality Dairy store when he got into a confrontation with a customer who was wearing one. Ruis allegedly stabbed the 77-year-old victim and fled the scene in a vehicle at 6:47 a.m. An Eaton County deputy pulled Ruis over in Delta Township, near Lansing, about a half an hour later. The altercation occurred during a traffic stop after the suspect fled the scene of a stabbing in Dimondale. (Read the Full Story.)
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Tornado in Moscow region, Russia.
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This 1950's gun tie clip I found at work that actually shoots 2mm blanks. I figured that out when it went off in it's bag.
Officers from Florida's Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco (ABT) Bureau of Law Enforcement meet with Carrie Hudson (C) the owner of 33 & Melt restaurant during the reopen Florida "maskless" rally and dinner held at her restaurant to protest mandatory face mask restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic in Windermere, Florida, July 11, 2020. REUTERS/Octavio Jones
The chief of staff for Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has been reassigned after a recent Facebook post in which he said a teen who was fatally shot five times in the back by a deputy "CHOSE his fate." In a series of posts on his personal account, Capt. John Burcher criticized news coverage of Andres Guardado, who was killed June 18 while fleeing a pair of sheriff's deputies in the Los Angeles suburb of Gardena. "Why so much coverage over Guardado? What about Isabella Cortes and Patricia Alotorre?" Burcher wrote. "Why does this guy, who CHOSE his destiny get so much coverage from you, but the two slain, one raped and slain, 13 year old girls get NOTHING??" Screenshots from the post showed Burcher calling one user an "idiot" and telling them to "Read the facts you moron." The sheriff's department told that Burcher has been transferred to the East Patrol Division, which oversees law enforcement activity in several cities east of Los Angeles, FOX NEWS reported.
A teen suspected in the fatal shooting of an 8-year-old Atlanta girl during a deadly holiday weekend turned himself into police. Julian Conley, 19, faces a murder charge, as well as another for aggravated assault, in the death of Secoriea Turner. Warrants were issued for his arrest Tuesday, Atlanta Senior Officer Tasheena Brown said. He is being held in the Fulton County jail, according to jail records. Brooks' death set off weeks of protests near where he was killed. Barricades were erected and armed men had been guarding the area. The SUV Secoriea was traveling in was attempting to make a U-turn to get around the make-shift barricade when a gunman shot into the vehicle. Conley said the SUV drove through a barricade and hit a man armed with a rifle, which prompted the shooting. Conley's attorney, Jackie Patterson, told Fox News his client was peacefully protesting and witnessed the shooting but was not involved. He admitted Conley was armed but did not open fire.