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Another senator throws in the towel |
Posted by: zigbee - 03-05-2024, 03:13 PM - Forum: ZigbeeNutHouse List of topics for discussion
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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, I-Ariz., announced on Super Tuesday that she will not seek re-election.
The move from Sinema, who switched her party affiliation from Democrat to Independent in 2022, leaves the race narrowed between Republican candidate Kari Lake and Democrat Ruben Gallego.
"Our democracy was weakened by government dysfunction and the constant pull to the extremes by both political parties," Sinema said in a video announcement posted to X. "I promised I would do my best to fix it."
She added, "The only political victories that matter these days are symbolic, attacking your opponents on cable news or social media. Compromise is a dirty word. We’ve arrived at that crossroad, and we chose anger and division. I believe in my approach. But, it's not what America wants right now."
ALSO, dem governor vetoes bill to arrest illegals crossing the border and gives bizarre reason to veto. In essence criminals SHOULD NOT be arrested because........it hurts business! HUH?
Arizona governor vetoes 'Alien Invasion Act' allowing police to arrest illegal border crossers
Arizona bill would have made it a misdemeanor for anyone to illegally cross the border other than at a lawful port of entry and a felony for illegal migrants who cross the border after being deported
This will not help dems this fall in Arizona
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Hail to this victor |
Posted by: zigbee - 03-04-2024, 02:46 PM - Forum: ZigbeeNutHouse List of topics for discussion
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Ex-NFL WR Braylon Edwards stops alleged assault of man, 80
Associated Press
Mar 4, 2024, 01:36 PM ET
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FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- A man has been charged with attempted murder in a locker room attack at a suburban Detroit YMCA that was broken up by former NFL player Braylon Edwards.
Edwards said he was "just minding [his] business" Friday when he heard a dispute about loud music at the recreation center in Farmington Hills.
"The noise escalates, and then you can hear some pushing and shoving, so you know what fighting sounds like," Edwards told WDIV-TV. "But once I hear a thud, that's when I got up and turned around."
Braylon Edwards, who played eight seasons in the NFL, mostly with the Jets and Browns, is being credited for saving the life of an 80-year-old man, who allegedly was being assaulted at a YMCA in suburban Detroit. Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images
Edwards said he stopped the assault of an 80-year-old man, who had a head injury. The 20-year-old suspect fled on foot before he was captured by police.
Court documents list Edwards as the key witness in the case.
"This was a vicious, senseless attack," Oakland County prosecutor Karen McDonald said Monday. "I commend the witness who intervened, and we will seek justice for this victim."
Farmington Hills Police Chief Jeff King didn't mention Edwards by name but said a "good Samaritan" stopped the "vicious assault."
The alleged attacker appeared in court Saturday and remains in custody on $250,000 bond.
"At the end of the day that's what you do," Edwards said of his decision to get involved.
Edwards, a star receiver at Michigan, was a first-round draft pick by the Cleveland Browns in 2005. He played eight seasons in the NFL, mostly with Cleveland and the New York Jets.
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Want to bet these charges dropped and race card appears? |
Posted by: zigbee - 03-04-2024, 01:53 PM - Forum: ZigbeeNutHouse List of topics for discussion
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Zigbee news.com
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Philadelphia’s head of LGBT affairs and her husband were arrested by a state trooper Saturday, in what the mayor is calling a “very concerning,” interaction, according to a video circulating on social media, which was confirmed by police.
Celena Morrison – the executive director of the City’s Office of LGBT Affairs – recorded a portion of the arrest of her husband, Darius McLean, on the Vine Street Expressway, her sister told Zigbee news.com Sunday.
Morrison can be heard on the video repeatedly saying, “that is my husband,” as McLean is on the ground.
Morrison can then be heard saying, “I work for the mayor.”
“It’s cause I’m Black,” McLean says in the video.
The unnamed trooper responds, “It’s not cause you’re Black.”
The officer shown in the video then walks toward Morrison and the camera goes unstable.
A police report of the Saturday incident said the two individuals were both resisting arrest at the time of the traffic stop.
The unnamed state trooper seen in the video initiated the traffic stop for the driver of a grey Infiniti sedan, according to the report, due to “multiple Vehicle Code violations.” A green Dodge sedan pulled up and parked behind the trooper’s vehicle shortly thereafter.
The person driving the Dodge became “verbally combative” when the trooper approached, the report said.
“The individual refused multiple lawful orders made by the trooper and the trooper subsequently attempted to place the individual under arrest. The individual resisted arrest on multiple occasions,” the report said.
The driver of the Infiniti then began interfering with the arrest of the driver of the Dodge, the report said.
“Both individuals were subsequently arrested for Resisting Arrest, Obstruction of Justice, Disorderedly Conduct and other related charges,” the report said.
The report does not list Morrison or McLean by name.
LaTasha Morrison Sinclair, Morrison’s sister, posted the arrest video on Facebook. The video is no longer public as of Sunday afternoon. It is unclear if Facebook or Sinclair took the video down.
State police are not releasing the name of the trooper in the video at this time. CNN has reached out to Facebook and the Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police for comment.
CNN has also reached out to Morrison for comment.
Joe Grace, the communications director for the mayor’s office, said, “please … give our City official some time and space.”
On Saturday, Mayor Cherelle Parker called the interaction “very concerning.”
“Earlier today, a Pennsylvania State Police trooper executed a car stop on the Vine Street Expressway in Philadelphia, reportedly for a Motor Vehicle Code violation.
“Celena Morrison, the City’s executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs, was in the vehicle that was stopped,” Parker said.
“A video circulating on social media that depicts a portion of the incident is very concerning to me, and I will have no further comment until the investigation has been completed.”
A spokesperson for the Pennsylvania State Police said its office is still investigating.
“Several misdemeanor and summary charges were filed but initially declined by the Philadelphia DA Office pending additional review of the incident,” Myles Snyder, communications director for Pennsylvania State Police, said. “Multiple traffic violations to include expired/suspended registration, following too closely.”
A spokesperson with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office said no charges have been filed as a result of the incident, but that the investigation is ongoing.
“The District Attorney’s Office has made no charging decision pending a thorough, even-handed investigation. As our office continues to investigate all aspects of the incident on the Vine Street Expressway on Saturday, we encourage members of the public who have truthful information about this incident to contact the DA’s Special Investigations Unit at DAO_SIU@phila.gov or 215-686-9608.”
“As this is an active and ongoing investigation, we have no additional comment at this time,” the spokesperson added.
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Step away from overproduced music |
Posted by: ChinaBuck - 03-03-2024, 05:18 AM - Forum: ZigbeeNutHouse List of topics for discussion
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I love both of these, nothing is fake processed or autotuned, these girls just enjoying the purity of the moment and also seeing these guys just having fun and loving the music at the same time! What's your favorite of people just enjoying their music?
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