Rigth now in Portland. Federal agents have started lobbing tear gas at hyenas, if protesters try to pick them up and thrown back their marked with lasers for impact munitions. Federal agents use tear gas and flahsbangs, but hyenas counter their effectiveness with leaf blowers, shields, gas masks, and a certain attitude that comes after 60 days of riots in the streets
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Turns out this was a well known gay Trump supporter. Has anyone else noticed that it’s all blacks and fags doing the “artistic improvements” to these BLM monuments? 😌
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Breathtaking U.S Navy Blue Angels Footage
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Rigth now in Portland. Federal agents clear the street leading at an arrest in the park
Rigth now in Portland. Federal agents dispersed hyenas onto city streets, this line of DHS/CPB/ICE/ is one block from courthouse, firing impact munitions a block up at hyenas who refuse to leave
Rigth now in Portland. As federal agents retreat, one agent covering their run has an assault rifle at the ready. Hyenas are hit with impact munitions when they try to pick up tear gas canisters federal agents used to cover their retreat to the courthouse.
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Meanwhile in Lisbon, Portugal
Three men in Chicago were charged with federal gun charges as part of President Trump's Operation Legend, which will deploy hundreds of additional federal agents to help law enforcement fight 'violent crimes' in the city. The U.S. Attorney's Office of the Northern District of Illinois revealed the suspects are the first to be charged under the new federal initiative that cropped up in early July. The arrests come after Trump on Wednesday officially announced that 'hundreds' of federal officers would be deployed to Chicago and Albuquerque, New Mexico, as civilians clash with law enforcement during Black Lives Matter protests. Apart from protests, the City of Chicago has seen a surge in gun violence that resulted in more than 1,000 shootings this year and at least 414 murders - which is 50 per cent over 2019's data.
Three men were shot, one of them critically wounded, and a woman was hit by shrapnel at a Dallas sports bar by a suspect who had been denied entry. Dallas police said, the suspect, who was still at large, was among three men who weren’t let in to the bar on Riverfront Boulevard which was at full capacity because of coronavirus rules. Police said he went to his car and came back with an "assault-type weapon." The bouncer, who had denied the man entry, secured the doors. The suspect, cops said, fired into the building, causing the reported injuries. The alleged shooter then went to the back of the bar where he was "confronted by armed patrons," and they fired upon the suspect. The shooter left the bar before cops arrived at the scene. One victim reportedly was shot in the arm. The second victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The final victim was shot and declared in critical condition at a nearby hospital.
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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! IN Sao Paulo, Brazil, a robber on stolen bike was shot dead by police officer.
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Meanwhile, in Norway