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Washington DC Covered With 15 Inches Of Snow
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Residents of the US capital first experienced heavy snowfall in 2022. City services in Washington have not yet responded to the snow. Snowplowers have not yet taken to the streets to eliminate snowfall. It turned out to be an actual snowstorm in the DC area!! Still coming down as if 9:30 am. pic.twitter.com/bQEeQ0kuAP — Mandi DeGroff Munger (@mandide) January 3, 2022 Weather stations predict temperatures to drop to 19.4 Fahrenheit. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! ❄️????❄️ #Washington #DC #SnowStorm pic.twitter.com/h49LGNaQJd — Adriana Macontre (@AdrianaMac...
Assaultive passenger forced pilot to land plane in Oklahoma instead of Los Angeles
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The flight from Washington to Los Angeles nearly ended in the middle of the flight due to an aggressive man attacking a flight attendant. The air marshals promptly neutralized the threat on board the aircraft, and the pilot decided to make a stopover in Oklahoma City to hand the intruder into the hands of the police. The incident took place on Thursday aboard a Delta airline. Combative passenger on @Delta flight assaults flight attendant and Air Marshal, according to OKC police. Flight #342 from Washington D.C. to Los Angeles was diverted to Oklahoma City where police...
Washington officials trolled Saudi Arabia Royal family by naming the street in front of Embassy with Jamal Khashoggi
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The brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of the royal family by the ruling Saudi Arabia went unnoticed by the international community, and the leaders of the countries still do business and worship the Saudis' oil reserves. To honor Khashoggi, local officials in Washington, D.C., have passed a bill that will name the street right outside the Saudi embassy Jamal Khashoggi. "Jamal Khashoggi knew that by shining a light on Saudi Arabia and seeking truth, he risked his freedom and, indeed, his life," said D.C. councilmember Brooke Pinto in a statement. "...
Washington teen dies of heart attack after second shot of Pfizer vaccine
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A 17-year-old girl from Clark County died of cardiac arrest a month after being fully vaccinated. It is also reported that shortly before the first injection, she was ill with Covid-19. Vaccination took place in September, the first injection was given on September 3 and the second on September 15. Death occurred on October 23rd. She showed up in the emergency department of the hospital Oct. 23 with chest pain and difficulty breathing for the previous 48 hours. She was feeling “completely well” prior to the onset of the symptoms, ClarkCountyToday.com reports. She become...
Delivery man who filmed rat-infested Popeye's was fired
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The video, which went viral, shows one of the Popeye’s Washington restaurants, in which there are dozens of rats instead of workers. The man who filmed the video and exposed the issue in front of a large audience was identified as Ricardo Land, who was fired after the incident. DC rats are wild! ???????????? pic.twitter.com/LbnKmgk5jD — Washingtonian Problems (@WashProbs) October 29, 2021 Subsequently, Land created a page on GoFundMe to somehow support a family of five. “I have been suspended from my job due to exposure of the Popeyes franchise due to a swarm of r...
Washington police refused to arrest burglar because he did not sneak into the house: He Just Attempted
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The whole process of the burglar's attempts to enter the victim's house, which he followed for several hours, was filmed. Within 15 minutes, the man broke down windows and doors, but was unable to get inside the house, then fled a few minutes before the police arrived. The victim was identified as Kezia M. Williams. She presented evidence to the officers, but in response received the following: “unless the suspect “comes into” her home that he is ‘not a criminal,’” reports Black Enterprise. #ViralVideo pic.twitter.com/XesFwDTRnK — SodusTrends (@sodustrends) October 30,...
The property of a Russian businessman was raided by the FBI due to a violation of sanctions
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Real estate in Washington and New York, which does not even belong to Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska, was searched by FBI agents. the FBI is also searching a townhome at 12 Gay Street in Manhattan's West Village in connection to the investigation. (Video by @rianru) pic.twitter.com/a0c1X6Yi6R — Mike Eckel (@Mike_Eckel) October 19, 2021 The raids of two houses, located in Washington, D.C., and New York, “are being carried out on the basis of two court orders, connected to US sanctions,” the spokesperson told NBC. Hm. @rianru says the FBI spent 10.5 hours searc...
“Gov. Jay Inslee can kiss my ass” said in the last message of an officer who was fired due to vaccinations
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The video of a Washington State police trooper last communicating with friends and colleagues across the agency's dispatch system went viral. The man thanked everyone for the years of service and ended with a message for Gov. Jay Inslee. "This is the last time you'll hear me in a state patrol car," Robert LaMay said. "And Jay Inslee can kiss my ass." The bottom line is that the executive order signed by the governor would fire all employees if they refuse vaccinations and their argument is not convincing enough. LaMay spent over 20 years in the service but was force...
Portland Proud Boys leader was shot during anti-Covid protest
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During an anti-Covid protest in Olympia, Washington, the leader of the Proud Boys, Tusitala Toese was shot in the leg. Police and medics responded quickly to the incident. The injury is reported to be non-fatal. Portland area Proud Boys leader Tiny Toese was shot in the leg tonight. There are conflicting reports on whether he was shot by someone else, or if he accidentally shot himself. pic.twitter.com/EoXOM22em3 — Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) September 5, 2021 According to eyewitnesses, the shooter fired at least five times and only one bullet reached the tar...