Meanwhile, in Portland -- 50 or so BLM/Antifa in front of the ICE building in SW Portland. So far, no interaction from federal officers. Antifa shine bright lights at nearby residents watching from their balconies; shouting at them and harassing them.
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San Bernardino PD: As officers patrolled our neighborhoods at night, they stopped this vehicle for multiple violations. Officers learned the driver was on felony probation and a documented gang member. He also had a loaded handgun in the passenger console which was confiscated and he was arrested.
Law enforcement officials are investigating escalating threats of death and violence against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, his family and the wineries, shops and other businesses he founded.
A voicemail and emails provided to the Sacramento Bee contained graphic abusive language about Newsom, violent sexual threats against his wife and a reference to his children. The newspaper said one communication included a threat to burn down one of the wineries owned by PlumpJack Group, the hospitality company Newsom founded in 1992, with patrons inside.
Brian Ferguson, a spokesman for Newsom’s Office of Emergency Services, said he couldn’t answer specific questions about the threats but confirmed that law enforcement agencies are investigating.
"We can confirm that we are aware of these threats," Ferguson wrote in a statement. "Any threats against elected officials, including public or private property, are taken seriously and closely monitored by the appropriate local, state or federal law enforcement."
The Democratic governor is the subject of a recall effort pushed by political foes angered over his aggressive approach to the coronavirus outbreak. Newsom received wide praise when he issued the nation's first statewide stay-at-home order last spring, but there has been growing public unrest over subsequent health orders that closed schools and businesses, and investigations continue into a massive unemployment benefits fraud scandal.
False rumors spread online that Newsom has given coronavirus aid money to his own businesses. In fact, PlumpJack Group received about $2.8 million in loans through the Paycheck Protection Program administered by the federal government, not California.
Newsom placed all of his businesses in a blind trust when he took office to reduce potential conflicts of interest. The trust legally bars him from being involved in the businesses’ day-to-day operations or participating in buy-and-sell decisions.
A voicemail and emails provided to the Sacramento Bee contained graphic abusive language about Newsom, violent sexual threats against his wife and a reference to his children. The newspaper said one communication included a threat to burn down one of the wineries owned by PlumpJack Group, the hospitality company Newsom founded in 1992, with patrons inside.
Brian Ferguson, a spokesman for Newsom’s Office of Emergency Services, said he couldn’t answer specific questions about the threats but confirmed that law enforcement agencies are investigating.
"We can confirm that we are aware of these threats," Ferguson wrote in a statement. "Any threats against elected officials, including public or private property, are taken seriously and closely monitored by the appropriate local, state or federal law enforcement."
The Democratic governor is the subject of a recall effort pushed by political foes angered over his aggressive approach to the coronavirus outbreak. Newsom received wide praise when he issued the nation's first statewide stay-at-home order last spring, but there has been growing public unrest over subsequent health orders that closed schools and businesses, and investigations continue into a massive unemployment benefits fraud scandal.
False rumors spread online that Newsom has given coronavirus aid money to his own businesses. In fact, PlumpJack Group received about $2.8 million in loans through the Paycheck Protection Program administered by the federal government, not California.
Newsom placed all of his businesses in a blind trust when he took office to reduce potential conflicts of interest. The trust legally bars him from being involved in the businesses’ day-to-day operations or participating in buy-and-sell decisions.
FOX 11 Los Angeles
Law enforcement probing threats against Newsom, his businesses
Law enforcement officials are investigating escalating threats of death and violence against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, his family and the wineries, shops and other businesses he founded.
Currently in Portland -- More video of the light shining between the ICE And Antifa. A flag burning again.
LASD SEB: Tactical Bomb Techs on scene assisting our partners Glendora PD rendering safe a box of old deteriorating dynamite found in a resident’s basement. Neighborhood safe.
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LASD County Sheriff's: LASD Homicide Responded to a Shooting Death Investigation, 1200 Blk of W. 90th Pl., Unincorp. Los Angeles - http://nixle.us/CH2Y2
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Happy Sunday Morning Patriots! I'm getting on the road for 2022 today, God is so Good! My Discernment says things are going to be okay, and we have to keep in prayer, and stand up and fight for our Constitutional Republic. It starts at the local/state levels! Let's Goooooo!
⚠️ A powerful winter storm that hammered the West last week was roaring through the Midwest and into the East on Sunday, with blizzard conditions and up to two feet of snow possible for some areas. Almost 80 million people were under winter storm warnings and watches.
Milwaukee was pounded with 10 inches of snow overnight, Chicago got six inches and both cities were getting more Sunday. Major eastern cities including Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City were bracing for the biggest snowfall of the season, Accuweather warned.
The snow started before dawn Sunday in Washington, D.C., and was making its way into the Northeast. Washington hasn't had a major snowstorm in almost two years but could see five inches of snow before a mixture of ice, sleet and freezing rain caps off the storm Tuesday.
All was quiet in New York City, but snow expected to start later Sunday was not forecast to stop until about a foot had fallen. Eight to 18 inches of snowfall will forecast for the Hudson Valley and across upstate New York.
The storm has maintained its fury since sweeping through much of the West, slamming California with heavy rains and the mountains with feet of snow. The system then rolled across the Midwest.
In Chicago, wind gusts of up to 30 mph and a Lakeshore flood advisory were compounding problems. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the Milwaukee metro area as well as counties along the Illinois border. This snowstorm, plus heavy snow that fell in the area on Tuesday, has left snow depth totals above 15 inches in many areas.
Winter storm warnings were in effect Sunday from North Carolina to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Winter storm watches remained in place for other parts of the Northeast and New England, including Boston.
As the storm fully emerges across the Ohio Valley, AccuWeather forecasters expect it to interact with a developing low forming off the Atlantic coast and erupt into a full-blown nor’easter.
Milwaukee was pounded with 10 inches of snow overnight, Chicago got six inches and both cities were getting more Sunday. Major eastern cities including Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City were bracing for the biggest snowfall of the season, Accuweather warned.
The snow started before dawn Sunday in Washington, D.C., and was making its way into the Northeast. Washington hasn't had a major snowstorm in almost two years but could see five inches of snow before a mixture of ice, sleet and freezing rain caps off the storm Tuesday.
All was quiet in New York City, but snow expected to start later Sunday was not forecast to stop until about a foot had fallen. Eight to 18 inches of snowfall will forecast for the Hudson Valley and across upstate New York.
The storm has maintained its fury since sweeping through much of the West, slamming California with heavy rains and the mountains with feet of snow. The system then rolled across the Midwest.
In Chicago, wind gusts of up to 30 mph and a Lakeshore flood advisory were compounding problems. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the Milwaukee metro area as well as counties along the Illinois border. This snowstorm, plus heavy snow that fell in the area on Tuesday, has left snow depth totals above 15 inches in many areas.
Winter storm warnings were in effect Sunday from North Carolina to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Winter storm watches remained in place for other parts of the Northeast and New England, including Boston.
As the storm fully emerges across the Ohio Valley, AccuWeather forecasters expect it to interact with a developing low forming off the Atlantic coast and erupt into a full-blown nor’easter.
USA TODAY
80M people under watches, warnings, advisories as 'dangerous' snowstorm pounds Midwest, Northeast
Almost 80 million people were under winter storm warnings and watches. The snow started before dawn in Washington, D.C., and was slowly rolling north.
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From Inbox: Excellent work of russian Police.
I wonder if the US could strike a deal to get the Russian riot police over here the next time there a BLM protest?
I wonder if the US could strike a deal to get the Russian riot police over here the next time there a BLM protest?
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NYC -- 6 people injured, at least one victim is in critical condition following a car collision with an MTA Bus in Brooklyn/ Linden Blvd And Rockaway Ave early this morning.