Meanwhile, in Portland. A police officer and some protestors are having a dialogue. Police declare a riot. Police disperse protestors using a walking line and smoke. Portland police making arrest, one officer maces a protestor for not moving onto the sidewalk while arrest is occurring on the street.
Two black bears have been killed and another two injured after being hit by cars in Yosemite National Park in the last three weeks alone, after park closures during coronavirus lockdowns led wildlife to freely roam the roads in recent months. Rangers are begging visitors to California's sprawling park to slow down after the four bears were struck by vehicles leaving at least two of the creatures dead. The two other bears were seriously injured after vehicles speeding faster than the 25 mph limit plowed into them, according to the National Park Service's Bear Team Blog. The wounded wild animals were seen limping off into the woodland and their conditions are currently unknown. 'We will never know the severity of their injuries,' the blog read. Around 20 bears are hit by cars in Yosemite each year, with accidents most often occurring on the roads coming in and out of Yosemite Valley and along the Tioga Road and Wawona Road.
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Ripped off Beirut wedding
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National forecast for Wednesday, August 5
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PROVIDENCE โ Providence police released a recording Tuesday of the 911 call that sent officers to a downtown wine bar for a noise complaint last month, leading to a verbal confrontation between a bar manager, a city councilwoman and officers. The department released body camera footage of the encounter showing police officers talking to a worker outside the bar, Fortnight, about noise at the establishment. On the 911 call, the caller can be heard describing loud music coming from what he believed to be Fortnight, which is located at the corner of Dorrance and Weybossett streets. (Read the Full Story.)
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Inside Beirut's ground zero: Astonishing images reveal the scale of devastation in Lebanese capital after mega-explosion ripped through city and left mangled wreckage in its wake. These astonishing images show the scale of the destruction in Beirut after anโฆ
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A video footage found on a dead person's smartphone.
Fire erupts in Ajman, UAE. Residents report plumes of thick, black smoke billowing out of a souq. A fire has broken out in Ajman market.
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MPD releases video detailing the use of chemical agents during six civil disturbance incidents. In response to Directive #1(f.), the Milwaukee Police Department is providing a โfull, public and accurate explanationโ of the use of chemical irritants during recent civil disturbances. Over the course of the past several months, there have been at least 100 protests in the City of Milwaukee; however, there have been 6 instances when members of the Milwaukee Police Department have had to use chemical irritants to disperse unruly crowds.
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Arizona sheriff plans to deputize residents if unrest strikes his area
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Meanwhile in Ajman, UAE. The fire on market continues.
Also, according to reports, rigth now huge fires happening on truck parking in Hafar Al-Batin, a city located in Northern parts of Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, near the border with iraq-Saudi Arabia border.