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New victims of the riot from both sides: Las Vegas officer was shot in the head and unidentified man smashed dozens of soldiers by SUV in NJ
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Mass protests in various cities in the United States continue to leave hundreds of victims. Now the clashes between the police and protesters are becoming more violent, firearms are used. Another loss in the ranks of the police was Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officer who was shot in the head near Circus Circus late Monday, reports 8 News Now. According to a statement by the local police, the officer, whose name is not disclosed, is now in the intensive care unit, after one of the protesters, during a fight, shot a policeman in the back of the head and fled. Police late...
Seattle mayor accuses white people of destruction and riots in the USA
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Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan Democrat came out on Twitter yesterday to show her attitude to the “white men,” who are participating in the protests. Users have already condemned the words. “I want to acknowledge that much of the violence and destruction, both here in Seattle and across the country, has been instigated and perpetuated by white men,” Durkan wrote. I want to acknowledge that much of the violence and destruction, both here in Seattle and across the country, has been instigated and perpetuated by white men. — Mayor Jenny Durkan (@MayorJenny) May 31, 2020...
Burglars as members of the Black Lives Matter group attacked reporters: VIDEO
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The main media, which are categorically opposed to the current US government, show only a small fraction of what is happening during the protests that arose in Minneapolis. When the CNN reporter was arrested, the media space literally exploded from the stream of negativity towards the law enforcement system and the presidential administration, which previously called protesters ‘thugs’ and was ready to use the most radical measures to calm the vandals and looters. But when media workers are attacked by “peaceful protesters,” no one is in a hurry to condemn or prosecute a...
A judge who suggested rape victims to “close her legs” and “call the police” was removed
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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...
The mayor of New York believes that the protesters themselves provoked officers to ram the crowd
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New York Mayor Bill De Blasio justifies the actions of the police, which nearly crushed the crowd of protesters. The video showed that police SUVs stopped in front of a displeased group of people, and then one of them, without slowing down, drove through people, pushing them in different directions. According to official information, no one was injured in this incident. Mass protests across the country also took place in New York. Dozens of people blocked the streets in protest against police brutality, while in other cities law enforcement officers shot people with rub...
The total number of unemployed has reached 41 million and continues to grow
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The past week of the pandemic showed that the number of Americans losing their jobs is gradually declining, but, nevertheless, another 2.1 million people applied for unemployment benefits, which brought the total number of unemployed to more than 41 million people in 8 weeks. To date, the average US unemployment rate is slightly less than 15 percent, but experts say that despite the government’s efforts to start businesses and open states, in the summer the average will reach 20 percent. And although the peak of the pandemic has passed, it is still too early to talk abou...
Sikh student quits New Jersey school due to ongoing bullying: Family sues education board
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A minor student claims to be a victim of bullying by other students because of his religion, the lawsuit said. According to the plaintiff, the offenders teased him, calling him a "terrorist", because of which he had to quit his studies. According to IndicaNews, the plaintiff is represented by the Law Offices of Brian M. Cige, who also joined the Community-based organization the Sikh Coalition. The Gloucester County Special Services School District Board of Education in Sewell, New Jersey is the defendant in this proceeding. The student’s name is not disclosed due to his...
Vote-by-mail «This is fraud» says NJ residents
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During a vote in Passaic County, New Jersey, a fraudulent voting scheme was revealed using a “safe vote”. Vote-by-mail, despite its accessibility and safety during a pandemic, has established itself as a hotbed of corruption. Hundreds of residents did not find ballots in their mailboxes but found their names in the voter lists. It is still unclear how and who falsified or illegally seized other people's ballots. It also remains a mystery how a person was able to simultaneously bring dozens of ballots to the ballot box. “We did not receive vote by mail ballots and thus w...
Protection of the President of the United States during one game of golf costs $ 180 thousand
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The addiction of the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump to the game of golf, costs a pretty penny to honest taxpayers. Not taking into account motorcade, food and accommodation, just renting a golf cart to protect the president or members of his family costs $ 179,000, The Washington Post reports. According to official information, over the past two years, the rental amount ranged from 95 to 118 thousand dollars. It is not clear what served as such a sharp jump in the price of renting golf cars. This information surfaced when the Secret Service spent...