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Liars! Baltimore police dept now claims cop killed himself - only days before he was set to testify against notoriously corrupt cops

John Vibes
Free Thought Project
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 00:00 UTC
Baltimore cop corruption
Baltimore police now want us to believe that a cop, set to testify against bad cops the day before, was chasing a suspect when all of the sudden he randomly shot himself.

Last November, Baltimore City Police Detective Sean Suiter was shot and killed while on duty the day before he was set to testify against dirty cops in the department. Now, nearly a year later, the panel responsible for investigating the case have ruled his death a suicide, because they claimed they could not find any evidence of a second person in the area.

Not only was Suiter set to testify in a massive corruptions case the day after his shooting but his partner was off work that day and the commissioner lied about this important detail in a press conference where he revealed the details of the case to the media. The man who filled in as Suiter's partner on the day of his death is friends with one of the officers who Suiter was set to testify against.

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Pistol

Jacksonville shooter was hospitalized for mental issues and put on anti-psychotics - court records


RT
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 00:00 UTC
Jacksonville shooting scene
© Gianrigo Marletta / AFP
The man who shot two people at a video game tournament in Jacksonville had been hospitalized multiple times for mental illness and was prescribed anti-psychotics and anti-depressants, according to court records obtained by AP.

Divorce filings from the parents of David Katz, 24, state that he was twice hospitalized in psychiatric facilities as a teen and was prescribed medications.

Comment: Police say Jacksonville Landing mass shooting left 'multiple fatalities,' suspect dead - UPDATE

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Student loan watchdog Chief resigns accusing Trump of 'Harming of Students'


RT
Mon, 27 Aug 2018 00:00 UTC
Student loan debt protest
© Randall Mikkelsen / Reuters
The federal student loan ombudsman for the US government has resigned, blaming the Trump administration for turning its back on "young people and their financial futures."

Seth Frotman, who became the student loan ombudsman for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in 2016, has announced his resignation, in a letter written to the bureau's Trump-appointed acting director, Mick Mulvaney, and obtained by NPR.

"Unfortunately, under your leadership, the Bureau has abandoned the very consumers it is tasked by Congress with protecting," reads the letter, copies of which were sent to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, along with a number of senators and representatives. "Instead, you have used the Bureau to serve the wishes of the most powerful financial companies in America."

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Dollar

Modern-day slavery? Prison labor equals multibillion-dollar business for US corporations


RT
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 21:27 UTC
prison workers
© Max Whittaker / ReutersInmates in Buck Meadows, US.
Prisoners across the US are on a nationwide strike over inhumane living conditions. There have been violent prison riots resulting in seven deaths and dozens of injuries.

Inmates are protesting against prison labor, which is mandatory in state prisons. Most are paid as little as $1 per day, sometimes less, describing their working conditions as "modern-day slavery."

RT's Boom Bust has looked into the reports and found out that prison labor is a multibillion-dollar business for big US companies trying to cut down on labor costs.

They include McDonald's, Microsoft, Walmart, American Airlines, and many others.

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Wine n Glass

Dine-and-dash dater faces up to 13 years in prison


RT
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 21:23 UTC
date on the water
© GlobalLook Press
A Los Angeles man faces up to 13 years in prison after he allegedly dined and dashed on the dollar of multiple women he met through dating apps and websites.

Paul Gonzales appeared in front of a LA judge on Monday charged with seven counts of extortion, defrauding an innkeeper and one count of grand theft.

According to the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, Gonzales used dinner dates to get his fill of food and alcohol before skipping out when it was time to pay the bill. Prosecutors say he collectively defrauded his dates of more than $950.
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'Unsettled' special needs child seizes ambulance, crashes into police car and passing motorcyclist


RT
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 12:26 UTC
child crashes ambulance Rhode Island
© Coventry Police DeptCCTV footage shows the ambulance strike an unoccupied police car and causing a collision with a passing motorcyclist. Footage of the accident was also caught by the helmet cam worn by the motorcyclist at the time.
Rhode Island police are investigating how a special needs child seized an ambulance resulting in a horrific smash with a motorcyclist. The juvenile drove the vehicle after being brought to a local fire station to calm down.

The shocking incident unfolded after a mother and her son, who suffers from ADHD and autism, were transported by police to Central Coventry Fire Station after the boy became "unsettled".

According to local police, the boy had agreed to be medically evaluated at the facility and was met by fire personnel. However, upon arrival the unidentified juvenile ran into a nearby garage bay and entered a parked ambulance.

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North America's first sex doll brothel opens in Toronto


RT
Mon, 27 Aug 2018 19:55 UTC
sex doll
© Aly Song / Reuters
Toronto will soon be welcoming a brothel to the city, but the prostitutes won't have a woman's or even a human touch; instead, they'll be hi-tech sex dolls made of silicone. It's said to be the first of its kind in North America.

Aura Dolls will be opening in a strip mall in Toronto in September, with the website teasing the "world's most beautiful silicone ladies."

There are six "prostitutes" on offer, with ethnicities to fit just about anyone's taste. Among the offerings are a Korean named Yuki, an American named Scarlett, and a Colombian named Jazmine.

The brothel's marketing director Claire Lee told CityNews that guests looking for a bit of fun will have their own room where a TV will play adult entertainment.
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Red Flag

University of Kansas to create 'feminist parenting group' to teach participants strategies for raising intersectional feminist children

Celine Ryan
Campus Reform
Mon, 27 Aug 2018 19:39 UTC
unhappy child
This fall, the University of Kansas will be facilitating a "feminist parenting group," where participants will learn "strategies for raising intersectional feminist children."

KU's Emily Taylor Center for Women & Gender Equality will be hosting at least three meetings this fall meant to "support student-, staff-, and faculty-parents as well as other interested individuals in exploring strategies for raising intersectional feminist children."

"At each session, participants will learn of at least one new skill or resource useful for nurturing intersectional feminist youth." Tweet This

The Center explains its purpose as practicing "intersectional trans-inclusive feminism" in order to "challenge the status quo and promote gender equity by raising awareness of critical issues related to gender and sexism, providing opportunities to translate awareness into action, and empowering individuals to advocate for themselves and others" by approaching subjects "through a social justice lens."

Comment: The feminist ideological brainwashing continues unabated in American universities.

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Red Flag

Federal judge's ruling now makes it easier for porn industry to exploit children


The Conversation
Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:04 UTC
beer girls porn
© Reuters/Russell BoyceThe porn industry has long placed an emphasis on young girls
A federal appeals court judge just made it a lot easier for the pornography industry to abuse and exploit children for profit.

The Aug. 3 legal decision, which has received far less media attention than it deserves, represents the most significant blow to opponents of child porn in decades. We believe it could lead to a sharp increase in the number of underage performers being exploited due to the removal of legal oversight and penalties for uploading or distributing images that feature minors.

We've been studying the business of porn for years, as scholars, advocates and experts in legal battles. In fact, we provided expert testimony in 2013 in a related court case and endured two hours of grilling from the judge and porn industry lawyers.

The industry is now celebrating its landmark victory. To us, it is a sign of porn's growing power to fight legal battles and free itself from regulatory constraints as its business model rapidly changes in the internet age.
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Italy: Doctor lambasted for saying migrants 'should be drowned' as they have no 'human rights'


RT
Tue, 28 Aug 2018 18:27 UTC
migrants
© Global Look Press/ Ropi
An Italian doctor, who is reportedly facing disciplinary action after saying migrants should be "drowned," has been lambasted on social media, with furious commentators slamming her as a "hypocrite" and demanding her sacking.

The doctor, from the central Italian region of Umbria, shocked the public when she posted on the 40,000-strong Facebook page 'Doctors Without Escape' the incendiary comments. Her profile name appeared as 'Gloria Burini'.

She called for migrants landing on Italy's coasts to be "drowned" as they do not have any "human rights," unlike, she noted, "abandoned elderly people and poor children from Africa who are starving to death."

The comments were made as authorities in Italy and the EU tried to put an end to the odyssey of 177 migrants who had been stranded for six days off on a rescue boat off the coast of Italy. The 100-meter vessel Ubaldo Diciotti had been in the Sicilian port city of Catania since being rescued off the coast of Italian island Lampedusa on August 15 after being turned away by Malta. Italy has now relented and will take in the migrants after Ireland and Albania agreed to process 39 of them.
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