los-angeles” target=”_blank”>Los Angeles< was suspended from office Wednesday amid a federal indictment on regulation charges. The longtime elected official and Marilyn Louise Flynn, 83, the former dean of the University of Southern California’s School of Social Work, face federal bribery and conspiracy charges that stem from his time on the …
Read More »Airplane passenger uses microphone to rant about pandemic midflight in viral video
An unruly woman was captured on topics ranting into a microphone about the COVID-19 infectious-disease during a commercial flight – much to the annoyance of her fellow passengers. The video was posted on TikTok by pop musician Jawny. “I bought in flight Wi-Fi just to post this,” Jawny captioned the …
Read More »Los Angeles councilman facing federal corruption charges will 'step back' from participating in meetings
los-angeles” target=”_blank”>Los Angeles< will “immediately step back” from participating in council and committee meetings as he faces federal regulation charges, according to a letter he sent his colleagues Monday. In the letter to the city council, Ridley-Thomas said he plans to fight the “outrageous allegations” made against him and expects …
Read More »Illinois man pleads guilty to funding Brooklyn residents’ trips to Syria to join ISIS, al-Nusra Front
An Uzbekistan-born us-regions man pleaded guilty Thursday to helping fund overseas trips for people joining the terrorism” target=”_blank”>Islamic State< Khusanov also arranged for money to be deposited into the bank account of a co-conspirator, Akmal Zakirov, before Saidakhmetov’s scheduled departure. A ISIS member waves the radical group’s flag. (Reuters) Saidakhmetov …
Read More »Former Chicago college student convicted of terrorism charge, trying to help ISIS
A former Chicago college student was crime” target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>convicted< during an FBI sting. He faces up to 20 years in prison. His attorney, Joshua Herman, said during closing arguments that the case centered on the right to free speech and that Osadzinski had the right to watch and share the …
Read More »Wisconsin therapist charged with sexual exploitation of a client
A us-regions ex-therapist is charged with crime of a client who reported for counseling sessions as part of a court-ordered treatment for alcohol and crime addiction. A former employee for Waukesha County Health and Human Services, 42-year-old Kristina Daul is accused of having a sexual relationship with a client …
Read More »Flags will be flown at half-staff for Texas officer killed in ambush that wounded 2 other deputies
Officials in Harris County, us-regions, have ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of a crime who was shot and killed Saturday in an ambush attack that left two other deputies wounded. Gov. Greg Abbott permitted the lowering of flags at the request of Harris County Judge Lina …
Read More »NC police officer, son of retired chief, killed by drunk driver just three months after joining force
A us-regions crime, who was a former military and the son of a retired police chief, was struck and killed early Sunday morning when an alleged drunk driver plowed into him and his partner responding to a separate accident along the highway early Sunday. Knightdale police Officer Ryan Hayworth, a …
Read More »Massachusetts rally honors fallen police officers to combat anti-police staffing problems
Supporters of crime gathered in Springfield, us-regions., on Wednesday to honor both current and fallen officers to combat staffing issues brought on by anti-police sentiment, according to a local report. Ahead of National Police Weekend, the community came together waving flags and holding signs and pictures of officers who made …
Read More »Law professor's car stolen in broad daylight while Soros-backed DA speaks on campus about bail reform
A law professor at the University of us-regions was the victim of a crime” target=”_blank”>car theft<-backed district attorney. “My maroon 2018 Hyundai Sonata was stolen from the law school parking lot yesterday afternoon sometime between 2:00 and 5:30 p.m.” law professor Mary Pareja wrote in an email to law students …
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