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West Virginia man arrested for sexually assaulting 10-month-old child

Jake Jarvis
WV Gazette Mail
Wed, 05 Oct 2016 11:24 UTC

Deputies arrested a Jackson County man they allege sexually assaulted a 10-month old infant, leaving the child with extensive bleeding and life-threatening injuries, according to a criminal complaint filed in Jackson County Magistrate Court.

Benjamin Ryan Taylor, 32, of Cottageville, reportedly assaulted his girlfriend's infant daughter sometime late Sunday night or early Monday morning while everyone else in the apartment was asleep, the complaint states.

The baby was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where an emergency doctor told deputies that the baby's traumatic injuries were likely suffered several hours before arrival, according to the criminal complaint.

"Additionally, Taylor did nothing in an effort to save the victim's life as a result of the said injuries sustained in the sexual encounter," the complaint reads.

MI5 spy tells of narrowly avoiding being butchered by north London Islamists in new book

RT
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 11:48 UTC

A former MI5 spy narrowly avoided being butchered by terrorists while following a group of Islamist extremists in London, it has emerged.

The spy, who goes by the pseudonym Tom Marcus, claims to have narrowly avoided being lured into a trap set by radical Islamists who wanted to kill the intelligence operative.

He describes the incident in a new book, Soldier Spy, in which he gives an account of his life as an agent for Britain's domestic intelligence agency, MI5.

Comment: Working for an agency that requires one go against his or her conscience is bound to leave psychological scarring, like PTSD. See also:

Teen arrested after contacting clown on social media to kill teacher

Kevin Green and Matt Gregory
10 On Your Side
Mon, 03 Oct 2016 16:42 UTC

A 13-year-old Hampton girl is in police custody for allegedly reaching out to a person on social media to kill one of her teachers.

Police say the person she contacted was using a clown image as their profile picture. She allegedly reached out to this person to murder a teacher at Davis Middle School.

"The profile that she contacted actually was using a clown as a profile picture and so using a clown related alias," Officer Ashley Jenrette of Hampton Police said.

According to police, a dispatcher received a call Sunday evening about a threat being made on social media, and the investigation resulted in the teen's arrest.

Detectives reached out to the teacher to make sure they were OK. Police say there is no evidence at this time indicating threats have been made against anyone else.

Ferguson protesters' $41.5mn lawsuit against police dismissed by federal judge

RT
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 03:49 UTC

A lawsuit from Ferguson protesters against the police, city and county has been dismissed by a federal judge. He ruled the plaintiffs had not presented evidence that police had behaved maliciously during protests over the death of Michael Brown.

The $41.5 million lawsuit against Ferguson Police, the city of Ferguson and the St. Louis county was dismissed on Monday by Judge Henry Autrey. It was filed on behalf of Tracey White, Dwayne Anton Matthews Jr, Damon Coleman, Theophilus Green and Kerry White, who all took part in protests in August 2014 over the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.

Autrey also ruled that the individual police officers in the case would be given immunity in other cases.

In a 74-page ruling, Autrey wrote: "At the time of the events detailed herein, the atmosphere surrounding the arrests was extremely intense and had turned violent," and police "clearly had argued probable cause to arrest any individual" that did not comply.

Comment: See also: Rise of the death culture: Murder rate in US up 11%, biggest increase since 1971

John Oliver obliterates the 'bad apples' police myth

Claire Bernish
The Free Thought Project
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 23:01 UTC

On Sunday's edition of Last Week Tonight, discussing "Police Accountability," John Oliver eviscerates the oft-touted argument police brutality, violence, misconduct, and excessive force can be chalked up to a "few bad apples" — instead of the institution of policing, itself.

Sprinkling customary wit throughout, Oliver aptly explains why the 'bad apple' explanation not only dismisses the very real dearth of accountability amid increasingly inexplicable uses of excessive force, but presents — considering the entirety of the idiom — a glaring logical fallacy.

"The trust between police and the communities they serve is clearly a cornerstone of civilized society — unfortunately, that trust has been rocked following a series of controversial police shootings, from Alton Sterling to Philando Castile, to Tamir Rice to so many others I literally cannot mention them all."

To emphasize plainly the subject of the segment, Oliver cuts to snippets of interviews in which people call for police to be held accountable for violent and egregious misconduct — most particularly, murder.

Caught on video: Cop threatens to kill two kids and plant cocaine on them

Jack Burns
The Free Thought Project
Wed, 28 Sep 2016 22:31 UTC

© The Republican File
Police Det. Gregg Bigda is shown here, center, at the 1994 Police Academy graduation ceremony in Holyoke.

Some residents and public officials of Springfield Massachusetts are wondering what it takes to get a police officer fired after a narcotics detective reportedly threatened to crush the skull of a juvenile joy ride suspect and plant cocaine on his body.

The incident took place in February when Detective Gregg Bigda interrogated two of three juveniles who were suspected of taking an unmarked police car left idling outside a pizza shop. Bigda has been a police officer for more than 20 years, with more than 12 years of service as a detective.

Bigda reportedly told one of the teens he'd crush his skull and plant a kilo of cocaine on his body, supposedly to make his death look drug related. The video recording of the interrogation was ordered sealed by a judge to protect the identities of the underage youth involved in the crime.

But word of the threats led to an investigation which ultimately found Detective Bigda guilty of having violated department policies. He was ultimately suspended without pay for 60 days as a result of an internal affairs investigation. But that punishment wasn't enough for many residents and public officials who say his actions warranted his firing.

Gas explosion destroys two homes in New Jersey

The Daily Sheeple
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 21:01 UTC

Two houses were leveled after a a gas leak caught fire on Goshen Street in Paterson, New Jersey around 9:25 a.m. on Tuesday Morning.

The explosions caused damage to a four block radius, multiple homes are damaged and one is set to be demolished. Firefighters, investigators and officials from PSE&G are on the scene.

38 people occupying five homes at the time of the explosion have been assessed and there are no serious injuries reported.

Facebook is now censoring private messages that mention Killary's Julian Assange drone threat

Melissa Melton
The Daily Sheeple
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 20:48 UTC

In case you weren't aware, Facebook isn't just censoring your wall posts. Facebook is also censoring private messages that can only be seen by the people involved in the conversation.

And more specifically, Facebook censored this private message which just included two links to stories about Hillary, and the censored one specifically about a document wherein Hillary referred to Julian Assange as a "soft target" and reportedly asked "Can't we just drone this guy?" back when she was Secretary of the almighty State.

First of all, the fact that Facebook is analyzing all of our communications on its site including private messages at all times for items to block and censor is Orwellian enough.

Comment: This is not at all surprising considering Facebook's track record.

Kicks & punches in Chuck E. Cheese: Massive adult brawl at kid's restaurant in Florida

RT
Tue, 04 Oct 2016 20:15 UTC

That was a day of serving a large portion of punches, knocking down and pulling hair which was caught on camera and made it online. And this is not the first time.

Chuck E. Cheese is an American restaurant chain that especially caters for children as their slogan "where a kid can be a kid" unmistakably suggests.

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The social impacts of drug trafficking & heroin in America

Stephen A. Molling
Global Research
Sun, 02 Oct 2016 15:44 UTC

The tragic video of a two-year-old crying over the body of her mother who collapsed from an overdose at a Dollar Store in Massachusetts has brought attention to the epidemic of cheap heroin in the United States.

Drug trafficking is not just a problem in America's cities it is the main problem. Turf wars by drug dealers account for most of the murders in the United States. Drug-related shootings are at all-time highs. Crimes by drug addicts account for most of the prostitution, robberies, and burglaries in America. Prisons are packed with heroin users along with psychiatric wards and graveyards.

For eight years President Obama has been the commander-in-chief of U.S. armed forces in Afghanistan, a country that produces 90% of the opium in the world. ¹ With a stroke of his pen Obama could shut off most of the drug supply to 17 million heroin and opium addicts. Instead, his legacy is the same as George W. Bush. He allowed drugs to flow unimpeded out of Afghanistan for both terms of his presidency.

In a September 17, 2016 speech to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, President Obama insisted that it would be a personal insult to him if African Americans do not vote for Hillary Clinton. He said that only she can continue his legacy of support for the black community.

Wait. A legacy of support for the black community. Really?

Comment: Hillary Clinton...A legacy of support for the black community. Really?

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Society's Child

West Virginia man arrested for sexually assaulting 10-month-old child

MI5 spy tells of narrowly avoiding being butchered by north London Islamists in new book

Teen arrested after contacting clown on social media to kill teacher

Ferguson protesters' $41.5mn lawsuit against police dismissed by federal judge

John Oliver obliterates the 'bad apples' police myth

Caught on video: Cop threatens to kill two kids and plant cocaine on them

Gas explosion destroys two homes in New Jersey

Facebook is now censoring private messages that mention Killary's Julian Assange drone threat

Kicks & punches in Chuck E. Cheese: Massive adult brawl at kid's restaurant in Florida

The social impacts of drug trafficking & heroin in America

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