“Mostly peaceful protesters” attacked and dragged two Chicago officers through the street
The attempt to arrest protesters in Chicago nearly ended with the lynching of two police officers. A disturbing video shows how a raging crowd of protesters wandering one of their members off from the police. The location of this conflict, as well as the names of the participants, are currently unknown. The beginning of the incident was not recorded on camera, which does not allow us to determine the alleged reason for the attempt to arrest the protester. It can be seen that an overcounting crowd of people pulls off the protester first, and then violently attacks two pol...
A judge who suggested rape victims to “close her legs” and “call the police” was removed
A New Jersey Judge John Russo Jr. was dismissed due to "repeated and serious acts of misconduct" in relation to women who were victims of sexual violence. Chief Justice Stuart J. Rabner identified several egregious precedents of unprofessionalism on the part of a judge who shocked a rape victim. During the trial in 2016, Russo Jr. asked the plaintiff, who stated that she had been raped, "Do you know how to stop somebody from having intercourse with you?" The judge then forced the alleged victim to list all sorts of ways to avoid sexual intercourse with a rapist and added...
Indiana Department of Corrections employee was inspired by serial killer before slaughtering two people with a knife and seriously injuring third one
A little over a week ago, a 28-year-old prison employee, Kristen Wolf was arrested on suspicion of the premeditated murder of two people and causing grievous bodily harm to a third person. According to the testimony of the surviving victim, neither he nor the other victims knew Wolf. The suspect broke into their housing and attacked one of the residents with a knife, the second victim tried to stop the Wolf, but the suspect cut the major artery in the leg, and the victim died of blood loss at the scene. Then Kristen Wolf fled the scene, leaving her hat with personal info...
Kentucky police and the National Guard opened intense fire at protesters: 1 civilian dead
The Louisville protests added to the sad statistics of deaths at the hands of law enforcement. When trying to disperse the crowd of protesters, deadly weapons were used, as a result of which one person died from his injuries at the scene of a clash with the police. According to official statistics from victims of ongoing riots in Kentucky, eight people have already received gunshot wounds. According to police, the protesters were the first to open fire and it was self-defense. “Officers and soldiers began to clear the lot and at some point were shot at,” Conrad said in...
California authorities look for terrorists who shot two the Federal Protective Service agents: 1 agent dead and 2nd in critical condition
The protests in the name of George Floyd turn into senseless attacks that are aimed not at eradicating police brutality, but at anti-police or even anti-government acts of violence. U.S. authorities in Oakland, California said Saturday that two contract security officers who worked for the Federal Protective Service of the Department of Homeland Security were shot by an unidentified man from a passing car while watching a protest. Authorities classified the attack on officers as "an act of domestic terrorism." "When someone targets a police officer or a police station...
Vandalism and looting in Birmingham led to the burning of the flag and the destruction of the Confederate statue
Sunday night in Birmingham, Alabama was lit by the flame of the Confederate flag burned. Hundreds of people flooded the streets, smashed the windows of buildings that came in their way and destroyed, in their opinion, the symbol of racism, namely the statue of Charles Linn. The rally began peacefully, but apparently the protest was not sanctioned by local authorities, so when the organized peaceful crowd gathered around 10 pm in Linn Park, the local police demanded that they leave the public place immediately. Part of the crowd obeyed the orders of the Birmingham polic...
Salt Lake City archer who wanted to protect the police during the protest and was beaten by protesters will be charged
The hot weekend in Salt Lake City exposed two more controversial incidents during the protests. An archer who did not like one-sided protests decided to side with the police with the slogan “All lives matter,” for which he was beaten, and now Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall said the man would be charged. The video shows how a man who was later identified as Brandon McCormick, a California native who now lives in Salt Lake City, gets into a verbal skirmish with the author of the video and when he starts aiming at people from a bow, several people attack him. “Yes, I...
Nearly 1,400 arrests have been made in protests over death of George Floyd
It was reported about 1,400 people arrested in 17 U.S. cities in the heat of the continuing protests over George Floyd’s death. More than a third of the arrests were made in Los Angeles on Friday alone, 533 people in all. Los Angeles Mayor set a citywide curfew until 5:30 a.m. Sunday. At least 1,383 arrested have been made since Thursday, according to Associated press. Floyd died Monday in Minneapolis after a police officer put his knee on Floyd’s neck for more than 8 minutes. The officer, Derek Chauvin, was arrested on Friday and charged with third-degree murder.
Woman tossed Molotov cocktail at police vehicle with four officers inside during Minneapolis riot
An upstate woman admitted of tossing a Molotov cocktail at the police vehicle with four officers inside during a violent riot in Minneapolis, federal official said. 27-year-old Samantha Shader said in a presence of her attorney during questioning that admitted “to possessing the Molotov cocktail and throwing it at the NYPD vehicle,” according to an FBI affidavit in Brooklyn federal Court. The incident took place Saturday, at about 1:12 a.m. near the corner of Eastern Parkway and Washington Ave. Shader came up to the police car with a lit up bottle full of “an incendiary...