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Meanwhile, in Greece. The crowd gathered outside a court in Athens to hear the verdict that said the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party is a criminal organisation. Police used wather cannons for dispers crowd.
Federal officials arrest six for plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Federal authorities have arrested six men who they said were conspiring to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. In a complaint filed in federal court, authorities announced the charges against six men, Adam Fox, Barry Croft, Ty Garbin, Kaleb Franks, Daniel Harris, and Brandon Caserta, all are accused of conspiring to kidnap Whitmer. All men with the exception of Croft are residents of Michigan. Croft lives in Delaware. Federal authorities and Michigan Attorney General held a press conference at 1 p.m. on Thursday to discuss the operation and arrests of seven other men connected to a Michigan militia group, Wolverine Watchmen. According to the complaint, Croft, Fox, and about 13 other men gathered in Dublin, Ohio, on June 6 to form a society that followed the U.S. Bill of Rights in an effort to be self-sufficient. The group discussed ways to achieve this through violent means, the complaint says, and discussed plans. "Several members talked about murdering 'tyrants' or 'taking' a sitting governor," the FBI wrote. "The group decided they needed to increase their numbers and encouraged each other to talk to their neighbors and spread their message. " The FBI said Fox then reached out to a Michigan-based militia group and was focusing on Governor Whitmer.
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Federal officials arrest six for plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
Federal officials are charging six men with plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Meanwhile, in South Korea. A huge blaze has engulfed the entirety of a 33-storey apartment block in South Korea. The fire, which is believed to have started on the 12th floor of the residential building, has spread to engulf the entirety of the block in Ulsan, a city northwest of Busan. When the fire broke out, firefighters rushed to clear the 136-household block of all residents. No injuries or deaths were immediately reported.
Today over 15,250 firefighters continue to battle 22 major wildfires in California. The latest numbers on all active wildland fires at: https://www.fire.ca.gov/daily-wildfire-report/
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BREAKING!Pelosi Floats Invoking 25th Amendment to Remove President Trump for Health Reasons
"Tomorrow, by the way, tomorrow, come here tomorrow. We're going to be talking about the 25th Amendment."
"Tomorrow, by the way, tomorrow, come here tomorrow. We're going to be talking about the 25th Amendment."
Police in Las Vegas arrested a father after they say he refused to let anyone break the window of his new car to save his dying baby, who was locked inside the hot vehicle. According to a police report obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, 27-year-old Sidney Deal had locked his keys in the car Monday afternoon, while his 1-year-old daughter Sayah was inside. Deal flagged down officers for help, but when an officer offered to break the window and call for a locksmith, Deal declined and asked to call his brother instead. According to the arrest report, Deal told his brother he had just purchased the car and didn't have money to fix a broken window. Police said he also declined to have a tow truck come to the scene, because he didn't agree with the cost. After several minutes, the officers smashed the window anyway and pulled out the unresponsive toddler. Police said the little girl died before paramedics arrived on the scene.
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Toddler dies in hot car after father refused to let officers break window, Las Vegas police say
Police in Las Vegas arrested a father after they say he refused to let anyone break the window of his new car to save his dying baby, who was locked inside the hot vehicle.
When a woman was groped in a Midtown station yesterday, our Task Force team began combing thru surveillance footage, locating the suspect fleeing the subway system one station away. Lieutenant Lu and Officer Ting then zeroed in for the arrest, the suspectโs 6th in 2020 alone. #NYPD
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A suspect in Erie, Pennsylvania, fled police by driving over the hood of a patrol car and through a guardrail. Police dashcam filmed the car-crunching moment from multiple angles as the gold Saturn brushes dangerously close to one officerโs leg. The suspect, who was initially seen driving the wrong way down a road, was eventually arrested.
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Warning graphic! #losers
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Meanwhile, in Australia. A great white shark swam just inches away from this surfer near Ballina, on Wednesday (10/7). Drone video shows the shark approach Matt Wilkinson before changing its course at the last second. Wilkinson said he โhad no idea that it was so close.โ ๐ฆ
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Los Angeles Police Department's Force Investigation Division is investigating an officer-involved #shooting (OIS) that occurred in Southeast Division. On August 24th, 2020, around 5:20 p.m., LAPD Southeast Area Gang Enforcement Detail (GED)officers responded to a radio call of gang activity, possibly with a handgun, to the rear of an apartment complex located in the 300 block of East 99th Street. As officers arrived at the rear of the apartment complex, 19-year-old Kwame Page ran north toward 99th Street. When Page reached the front courtyard of the complex, additional GED officers had arrived on 99th Street and an OIS occurred. Page was not struck by gunfire and ran back to the rear of the complex where he was taken into police custody. (Read the Full Story.) #LAPD
โ ๏ธ Alabama Governor Ivey has issued a second supplemental State of Emergency for Hurricane Delta.
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The latest on Hurricane Delta, landfall is expected late Friday
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Meanwhile, in Florida. Alligator leg-sweeps woman with his tail ๐
Meanwhile, in Indonesia. Thousands of enraged workers are staging new rallies across Indonesia in opposition to a law that will cripple labor rights and harm the environment. Police use tear gas to disperse student protesters who used Molotovs, burning tires and stones in violent protests against the controversial new labor law.