As per the police report, the staff member was repeatedly stabbed with a knife on the 1300 block of H St. NE.
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As per the police report, the staff member was repeatedly stabbed with a knife on the 1300 block of H St. NE.
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In the six-minute video posted to YouTube, two points-of-view are compiled, showing the perspectives of Officer Rex Engelbert, a four-year MNPD veteran, and Officer Michael Collazo, a nine-year MNPD veteran, the officers credited with fatally shooting Hale:
Comment: See also: Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale identified as transgender and had detailed manifesto to attack Christian academy, shot and killed six people
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While Nashville Police Chief John Drake said Hale targeted the school, he noted that the victims were picked at random.
Hale was a former student at the school, according to police.
"We have a manifesto, we have some writings that we're going over that pertain to this date, the actual incident," Drake said during a press conference Monday. "We have a map drawn out of how this was all going to take place."
During the search of the shooter's home, police said, they also recovered a sawed-off shotgun and a second shotgun.
During a press conference, Drake referred to Hale by female pronouns but also said the shooter identified as transgender without providing more clarity.
The Tennessean later reported that a police spokesperson said Hale used he/him pronouns and those pronouns were listed on a LinkedIn page used by Hale.
The victims in Monday's awful attack were identified as Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and Williams Kinney, all just 9, as well as custodian Mike Hill, 61, substitute teacher Cynthia Peak, 61, and Katherine Koonce, 60, who was the school's headmaster.
Multiple vigils across the community Monday night grieved for the slain students and staffers.
At Belmont United Methodist Church, mourners prayed, sang, and lit candles as they at one point said together "we confess we have not done enough to protect" the children killed or wounded in shootings.
"We need to step back. We need to breathe. We need to grieve," said Paul Purdue, the church's senior pastor.
"We need to remember. We need to make space for others who are grieving. We need to hear the cries of our neighbors."
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The sign reads, "Ruled by parasites," Paris, France, March 28, 2023.
The sign reads, "Ruled by parasites," Paris, France, March 28, 2023.
Comment: This is actually the 15th consecutive day (give or take a day) of protests and strikes. On the 23rd of March over 3 million were in attendance.
On Tuesday, thousands of French citizens continued to stage protests against the pension reform proposal that President Emmanuel Macron persists in imposing by force.
"France is not ruled by sticks... As most people say, this is all madness," said Senator Jean-Luc Melenchon, who is also the historical leader of the leftist organization "Unsubmissive France."
He made reference to the refusal of the Macron administration to accept the "mediation" proposed by the leader of the French Democratic Confederation of Labor (CFDT), Laurent Berger, who seeks a dialogue to "find a way out" of the prevailing social crisis.
Comment:
More footage of the day's events can be found at this Twitter account:
Jim Chalmers said the sudden growth will be accounted for in the Albanese Government's second budget (pictured, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his partner Jodie Haydon)
The sudden population boom is likely to put even greater pressure on the national housing crisis which has seen record rent rises as too many tenants compete for too few homes.
But it will also ease workforce shortages which have caused chronic job vacancies where employers have struggled to find staff to fill positions, especially in healthcare, hospitality and tourism.
Comment: More people might be paying into the tax coffers but they also expect to see a return on those payments in the form of public services, but it doesn't sound as though the government has really factored that part into their accounting.
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A B-52H Stratofortress takes off from Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to conduct a test of the AGM-183A Instrumented Measurement Vehicle 2 prototype.
A B-52H Stratofortress takes off from Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to conduct a test of the AGM-183A Instrumented Measurement Vehicle 2 prototype.
Frank Kendall indicated the Lockheed Martin-made AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon program may be in jeopardy. The service, he said, is "more committed to HACM [the Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile, the service's other major hypersonic weapon program] at this point in time than we are to ARRW."
The ARRW effort "has struggled a little bit in its testing program," Kendall told the House Appropriations Committee's defense panel during a hearing on the fiscal 2024 budget request. He said an ultimate decision on whether to continue with the program could come as part of the FY25 budget process next year following a study of the failed March test and possibly two more test launches.
Comment: One wonders whether part of the reason they're even admitting these failures is to help their petition to waste even more taxpayers money on these projects that are evidently riddled with incompetence and corruption:
- Russia possesses weapons capable of wiping out any enemy, including US — Patrushev
- China, Russia 'deploying space weapons to attack US satellites', Space Force chief claims following $3.7 billion budget increase
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Four in 10 people in the UK are swabbing at least once a month, exclusive polling for MailOnline reveals.
The same proportion have also worn a face covering in the past 30 days, despite mandatory mask rules being dropped last January.
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Agatha Christie
Agatha Christie
Agatha Christie novels have been rewritten for modern sensitivities, The Telegraph can reveal.
Poirot and Miss Marple mysteries have had original passages reworked or removed in new editions published by HarperCollins.
The character of a British tourist venting her frustration at a group of children has been purged from a recent reissue, while a number of references to people smiling and comments on their teeth and physiques, have also been erased.
It comes after books by Roald Dahl and Ian Fleming were edited by modern publishers.
Comment: Heaven forbid a literary work be an exemplar of the time and place it was written. The woke drive to sanitize the English canon will eventually destroy it. That one might choose not to read something "offensive" never occurs to them. They have to prevent anyone else from having the choice. Grab your unexpurgated copies of Christie while you can. Or perhaps an uproar as happened with Roald Dahl's books make keep the originals available.
- And then they came for the kids' books: Woke censors ruin Roald Dahl
- Roald Dahl's children's books to be republished with original text along with 'edited' versions
- Woke censorship mob just getting started: Now James Bond books being rewritten to remove 'racist and sexist' remarks
I had no idea I was about to find myself on the front line of the gender identity revolution playing out in our schools.
This quiet, gentle teenager had few friends and was known to teachers at the secondary school where I taught because he had been suffering from anorexia.
I remember looking at this painfully thin, awkward 14-year-old in his ill-fitting school skirt and thinking: 'You're not a girl.'
Comment: See also:
- Anonymous student in the UK reveals what it's really like to be at school today as trans hysteria grips our schools
- Indiana school board, superintendent stonewall parents on its student transgender policy
- Music school in trans row after telling students to 'report' women who oppose the ideology
- Student sues UK's 'wokest' university over 'bullying' by transgender activists
- Missouri school district is ordered to pay trans student $4million after being blocked from using the boys' rest room
- Pronoun madness: Teacher fired for refusing to use male pronouns for a transgender student - files lawsuit
"The international governing body for track and field will ban trans women athletes from elite women's competitions, citing a priority for fairness over inclusion despite limited scientific evidence of physical advantage," the now-deleted tweet read.
The tweet was republished on Sunday, with an update: "The international governing body for track and field will ban trans women athletes from elite women's competitions, citing a priority for fairness over inclusion, despite limited scientific research involving elite trans athletes."
Comment: See also:
- World Athletics Council bans trans females who experienced male puberty
- Confronting a new threat to female athletics: Biological males competing as females
- Athletes 'pretended to be women' in world championship - organizer
- Vermont Christian school barred from future tournaments after forfeiting game against team with trans student
- It's a man's world: USA Powerlifting must let transgender athletes compete in women's division after losing discrimination case
- Most Americans oppose trans athletes in female sports, poll finds
- Georgia High School Association uses new law to implement anti-trans sports ban
Keen joined Brendan O'Neill for the latest episode of The Brendan O'Neill Show to discuss her harrowing experience in Auckland. What follows is an edited extract from their conversation. You can listen to the full episode here.
Comment:
See also:
- Police threaten to arrest women's rights campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen if she doesn't attend 'voluntary' interview
- Police admit wrong to warn activist against being 'untoward about pedophiles'
- YouTube censors interview of mother who lost daughter to transgender cult
- Feminist poster banned because it could 'offend trans people'
- Billboard with definition of the word 'woman' removed for being transphobic hate speech
- Woman who campaigns against 'gender identity' ideology threatened with arrest and banned from leaving UK
Comment: More from the Post Millennial: