A New Orleans Police Department officer was shot in the face by a man in the back of a pedicab Friday afternoon in the French Quarter. The four-year veterans of the force is in serious but stable condition according to NOPD Superintendent Shaun Ferguson, who also described the shooting as an "ambush." The shooting happened near St. Phillip and Royal Streets at around 4:30 p.m. Two officers were sitting in their patrol car when the gunman opened fire. One officer was grazed by broken glass while another officer suffered more serious injuries, included a bullet to the face. Police arrested the suspect a few blocks away and was described as being in "medical distress." He was the taken to the hospital.
The Post Millennial
BREAKING: New Orleans police officer ambushed and shot in the face
Ferguson said the suspect refused to share his identity with the police.
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An Anti-Antifa counter protest is happening in Vancouver right now in opposition to all the Portland Antifa who have swarmed into town.
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New York City tonight. I don't know why people even go out to eat in that city anymore. Looks like a nice restaurant though.
Surveillance video captures NOPD ambush on Royal Street. Scene in French Quarter after New Orleans police officer shot.
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An Anti-Antifa counter protest is happening in Vancouver right now in opposition to all the Portland Antifa who have swarmed into town.
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“We can’t let the media divide us” Vigil members cross Hwy 99 and a peace meeting is held between vigil members, Chandler Pappas of Patriot Prayer and other flag wavers.
About 1,000 people at a vigil for Kevin Peterson Jr, a black man killed by Clark county sheriffs yesterday. A scuffle breaks out, tensions continue to rise.
Gun lost during the fight between Vancouver protesters and the two locals. Protester then finds gun and runs off with it. Shortly after flag wavers left the area, armed Proud Boys came and told protesters from the vigil to get out of the street. “This isn’t Portland”.
After Vancouver police push protesters away from the park and make multiple arrests the protest appears to be over for the night.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Media Collusion is the True Threat to Democracy. Reporters are supposed to be tough on people with power. That’s why we have journalism: to keep a close eye on those who have outsized influence over our lives. The people we should watch carefully would include business moguls, the intel agencies, prominent academics and cultural figures, military leaders and, most obviously, our politicians. The rest of us can’t really know what the people in charge are doing. A reporter’s job is to find out. So in the end, the real threat to America isn’t too many nasty questions from reporters. It’s the opposite. The real threat is collusion. When journalists strike secret alliances with the very people they’re supposed to be holding accountable, the country loses. Lies go unchallenged. Democracy can’t function. That’s what is happening now.
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Fair’s fair. I’ve been tough on Joe Biden, because I believe he’s a worthless crook and corrupt politician, who has lived on the public teat for 47 years and produced nothing for America. That said, it feels only right to give him the last word.. 🎃
A 17-year-old from Illinois accused of killing two BLM-hyenas in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has been extradited to stand trial on homicide charges, with sheriff's deputies in Illinois handing him over to their counterparts in Wisconsin shortly after a judge approved the contested extradition. In his afternoon ruling rejecting Kyle Rittenhouse's bid to remain in Illinois, Judge Paul Novak noted that defense attorneys had characterized the Wisconsin charges as politically motivated. Immediately after Novak issued the ruling at the courthouse in Waukegan, Illinois, deputies with Illinois' Lake County Sheriff's Office picked up Rittenhouse and drove him five miles (eight kilometers) to the Illinois-Wisconsin border, sheriff's office spokesman Christopher Covelli told The Associated Press. Rittenhouse was turned over to Kenosha County sheriff deputies at the state line at around 3:45 p.m., Covelli said. The ruling and speedy transfer came several hours after a hearing Friday morning in which Judge Novak heard arguments for and against extradition. The shootings happened Aug. 25, two days after a white police officer trying to arrest Jacob Blake shot the 29-year-old Black man seven times in the back, paralyzing him from the waist down. Video of the police shooting sparked outrage and helped spur on the protests. Rittenhouse's case has become a rallying point for some conservatives who see him as a patriot who was exercising his right to bear arms during unrest. Others portray him as a domestic terrorist who incited protesters by showing up wielding a rifle. At Friday's hearing, Rittenhouse's lawyer said he'd had a change of heart since notifying the court that he planned to call witnesses, including Rittenhouse's mother. Instead, John Pierce focused on what he called "fatal defects" in extradition papers. A local prosecutor said the law is unambiguous in requiring Rittenhouse's extradition. #FreeKyle
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Illinois authorities extradite Kyle Rittenhouse to Wisconsin
Illinois authorities have turned Kyle Rittenhouse over to Wisconsin authorities.