Police investigate beating of a man during Proud Boys rally in Portland
Portland police are investigating the beating of a man during a Proud Boys rally on Saturday. It was reported that the victim was the man who livestreamed the rally. According to the police, the man was knocked to the ground and kicked in the face. There is no information what triggered the assault. Portland police department ask anybody with information to email crimetips@portlandoregon.gov. The Proud Boys rally at Delta Park in Portland is underway. So far it involves about ~200 people in camo listening to classic rock pic.twitter.com/Sv5o4aL4g1 — Zane Sparling (@PDX...
Missouri Christain Boarding School finally under investigation after allegations of physical and sexual abuse
Missouri “Circle of Hope Girls’ Ranch and Boarding School” is under investigation over alleged sexual abuse and abuse of power after the ranch owners’ daughter began speaking out about her parents’ abusive behavior and cruel methods of education. Everything has been wrong with this place, started by 71-year-old Boyd Householder and his wife 55-year-old Stephanie, since 2015 when the first reports of sexual raping in the ranch appeared. But back then the authorities were powerful to do something due to the utter lack of regulation in Missouri, where private schools like th...
5-year-old girl fatally stabbed in Chicago and suspect is in custody
A 5-year-old girl was stabbed to death on Saturday morning in East Garfield Park on the West Side. The suspect is in custody, police said. The stabbing took place on the 3200 block of West Fulton Boulevard. Police responded to the scene at about 9:15 a.m. When the officers arrived, Chicago firefighters were already at the scene trying to treat the girl. The victim’s name was Serenity Arrington. She was taken to Stronger Hospital but she couldn’t be saved and she was pronounced dead. A female suspect was taken into custody. The woman was said to approach the officers at...
California passed law requiring transgender inmates to be placed in the correct facilities based on their gender identity
Saturday, California governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill, according to which the transgender inmates now will be assigned to the correct facilities. Before the legislation by State Sen. Scott Wiener, the transgender inmates were placed to serve their terms in the facilities based on their assigned sex at birth. According to the researches, this used to lead that the transgender incarnated people were 13 times more likely to be raped. But everything changed as the law passed as Senate Bill 132. The law requires authorities to ask the convicted to identify their gender dur...
New York police charge at arrest protesters amid outdoor diners
New York Police Department officers arrested a group of protestors gathered on the sidewalk and a pedestrian island of diners in the West Village on Saturday night. The protestors went to Hudson Street after earlier marching to the nearby 6th Precinct to protest police busting up what they said had been a peaceful. Police are lining up in the village. Spoke to some protestors who say they were holding a peaceful protest and cops took their bullhorns and started making arrest! Stay safe! #BlackLivesMatter #DefundNYPD pic.twitter.com/SKrvixx6Wj — Marti Gould Cummings (@M...
Donald Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
On Saturday, President Trump nominated new U.S. Supreme Court Judge to replace recently late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Now Amy Coney Barrett will take the seat. If her nomination is confirmed, Barrett, who has established herself as a reliable conservative will reportedly move the high court rightward on health care and other social issues. She also stated that she will push on legal issues like abortion and gun control. Donald Trump said that before nomination he looked closely into Barrett’s record and hailed her as “a woman of remarkable intellect and character.” ...
"I don't see colors" BLM activists try to intimidate store owner in Louisville but he doesn't back down
Black Lives Matter activists in Louisville attempted to persuade a local business owner to support their belief but failed, as the armed owner didn’t blindly agree with them. The video posted on Twitter shows several BLM supporters confronted an owner of a local store Fadi Faouri. “Does black live matter?” one of the activist asked Faouri while other activist surround him and recording on video. "If you're a good person, I will care about you. If you're a bad person...pffft," the owner replied. It didn’t stop the activist and he asks another question, “Does breonna...
Joe Biden said that he could stay at home during pandemic because black women stacked grocery shelves
And again, the presidential candidate, Joe Biden, surprises the audience with his tongue slips or maybe, what is even more terrifying, with his intended sayings. Sometimes it just makes question his mental health and wonder whether he himself hears what he is talking about. This time his words didn’t get much public attention but it took place. Omg this is GOLD!!! “OH HELL NO” ???????????? pic.twitter.com/xnTNIQ4Z6f — Infidel Angela???????? (@InfidelAngela) September 26, 2020 During a recent interview which wasn’t wildly pressed, Joe Biden explained why he was able to...
Louisville police major relieved of command after reportedly insulting protesters in email to other officers
Louisville Metro Police officer has been relieved of command two days after she insulted protestors in an August email to other officers. Maj. Bridget Hallahan is no longer commanding the Louisville Metro Department’s Fifth Division and is reportedly expected to retire from the department on October 1 after she sent emails to her fellow officers reading, in part, "These ANTIFA and BLM people, especially the ones who just jumped on the bandwagon 'yesterday' because they became 'woke' (insert eye roll here), do not deserve a second glance or thought from us." "Our little...
Proud Boys rally in Portland ended up peacefully giving the city a hope for calmness
A thousand members of right-wing Proud Boys rallied in Portland on Saturday, some of them armed, to “end domestic terrorism” in the city, but despite the fears of the cities officials the event mostly went on calmly and ended up peacefully. “It’s crazy that it takes us to come here to solve things,” Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio said in video on the group’s Parler page. The rally ended a few hours of speeches and chants. The day ahead the event, a Portland organization sponsored about $30,000 to the black people and about 300 black families so they could leave th...