CJ current events 30jul26
Two adults and five kids pulled a dine & dash at @ The Diner in Orange County, Florida on 19jul26. They walked on a $300 bill.
âWe immediately start texting and calling,â Diane recalled. âIgnore, ignore, ignore,â until finally I said to them, âIâm reporting them to the police and weâre gonna post this.â Then, we got a reaction, but the reaction was gloating, âI donât care, youâll just make me more famous.â" [emphasis added] https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2026/07/22/never-asked-for-the-check-video-of-dollar300-dine-and-dash-goes-viral/
The leader of the family is alleged to be Adeliah Jones from Flint, Michigan. fb
If you wonder why things are so expensive at Dick's Sporting Goods....
Police are investigating after they say eight people entered and stole more than $10,000 in Nike apparel from a Dick's Sporting Goods in Bloomfield Township. Police reports and security footage show the suspects appear to wait until employees looked away to come into the store, quickly clearing a turnstile of Nike apparel and made off in a matter of seconds. See the brazen footage of the theft in the video ****
https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/oakland/2026/07/23/dicks-sporting-goods-bloomfield-township-nike-gear-coordinated-theft/91020407007/
You want clemency for him?
Liz Oyer was a pardon attorney at DoJ before Todd Blanche fired her.
Oyer didnât seem to have many concerns about the victims of the 37 convicted killers on federal death row who got a get-out-of-execution card thanks to the pardon attorneyâs soft spot for psychopaths. The pardon attorney recommended that then-Attorney General Merrick Garland âencourageâ President Joe Biden to âuse his clemency power to reassess the 40 remaining federal death sentences through the lens of current policy and practice.â ***
She recommended clemency for two men who jointly killed a four-year-old and a three-year-old.
Oyer made a particular pitch for clemency in the case of mass murderer Dylann Roof, who in 2015 stormed into Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C. and shot and killed nine black members.Â
In an Oct. 30, 2024 memo obtained by The Federalist, Oyer conceded to DOJ big wigs that âRoof is not a compelling candidate for clemency.â But that didnât stop her from recommending it. Itâs complicated, she wrote. The jury sentenced Roof to death without knowing that âhe suffers from mental health developmental disorders including autism and schizophrenia spectrum disorders.â He dealt with âcrippling anxiety.â No doubt his heinous crimes caused crippling anxiety for some of the survivors. ***
https://thefederalist.com/2026/07/15/dems-star-witness-ag-hearing-pushed-clemency-for-rapists-child-molesters-and-murderers/
Bear in mind that Roof was a hard core white supremacist. He walked into a black church, and the parishioners welcomed him. They agreed to pray for him as he sat in their midst. Then he murdered them because of the color of their skin.
When Memphis mother Kendra Scott allegedly discovered a 20-year-old man hiding under her 13-year-old daughterâs bed, she reportedly told police, âI did what I had to do.â
Now, sheâs facing a first-degree murder charge, and the case has become one of the internetâs most fiercely debated stories this weekend.
Scott, 36, was arrested after Memphis police said she fatally shot Rodderius Morton outside her home during the early morning hours of July 16. According to an arrest affidavit, officers found Morton lying in the front yard with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. He was pronounced dead at the scene.Â
According to investigators, Scott returned home around 1:40 a.m. and discovered Morton hiding beneath the bed of her 13-year-old daughter. The teen later told police she had invited Morton into the home after Scott left for work, despite allegedly knowing her mother had warned her against bringing boys into the house. ***
https://thegrio.com/2026/07/20/memphis-mother-charged-shooting-man-under-daughters-bed/
A 20-year-old man wants sexy time with a middle school girl? He was lucky she only shot him once.
Funny take on Tate by Nellie Bowles
â Andrew Tate finally arrested: The war in Iran is back on. Plus, weâre helping Saudi Arabia develop nuclear power now, I guess. Donât think too hard about it. But for our purposes, the top news in the world is that the wildly popular influencer Andrew Tate has finally been arrested in the U.S., with plans to extradite him to his former home, the United Kingdom. Tate, the man your sons and grandsons are probably obsessed with, is charged with rape, sex trafficking, it goes on for a total of 42 counts of that kind of unpleasant stuff. In bonny England he will, I assume, face a tribunal run by bitter, exhausted professional women (my girls!). This is only so interesting because Andrew Tate had been investigated before, suspected of trafficking and rape in Romania, and was barred from leaving that country. But then, in February of last year, seemingly after pressure from someone in the Trump administration, Tate was allowed to leave and took a private jet from Romania to, where else? Florida. (It seems as though Barron Trump was a fan.) When asked if Trump would intervene this time, Karoline Leavitt gave an emphatic âNo.â Anyway, itâs also interesting because it gave us a photo of Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan being arrested. And I donât know how to explain to you that these men are considered to be the pinnacle of masculinity by right-wing American Zoomers. This is the hardened male that they aspire to become. He has over 10 million followers on X alone.
The purple silk âshirtââlegally, I feel a shirt must cover the nipplesâmatches the purple transition lenses. There are the capris, the slip-on shoes. It looks like theyâre dragging him out of Fire Island. Put a wig on this person and sheâs late for her mimosas at Club Med. Put a wig on and itâs my quirky drunk aunt Annie Tate whose bra is always showing. His brother Tristan, in a three-piece suit and a hat that is both too big and too small, is almost as bad. Andrew Tate and his brother are actually a return to the male animal as a flamboyant, colorful thing, the brilliant male mallard next to the dull brown female. In that way weâre actually made for each other, as I, in Tevas and with limp hair, am a return to the female duck. Andrew, call me.
Disturbed man in NYC? Say it aint so...
⌠A former Army mechanic was charged with arson after he set a fire outside the entrance to a federal building in lower Manhattan that houses the FBIâs New York field office and Department of Homeland Security immigration agencies. Federal investigators say that Andrew Arrabaca, 43, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., admitted to perpetrating an attack motivated by opposition to the U.S. government. According to the criminal complaint, Arrabaca told the FBI that he targeted the entrance of the building, by allegedly pouring flammable liquid on the ground and igniting it with fireworks, because it was âbusy.â Three people reportedly suffered minor injuries. Arrabaca is also said to have shot a BB gun at the facility and to have arrived in a wagon bearing an âICE Off Our Streetsâ sign that was loaded with pellet rifles, a machete, and two hatchets. If convicted on the charge, he faces up to 40 yearsâ imprisonment, as he should.***
⌠A coalition of Catholic religious orders, including the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, filed a lawsuit challenging New Yorkâs newly enacted Medical Aid in Dying Act, arguing that the law unconstitutionally forces them to facilitate assisted suicide in violation of their religious beliefs. The law, which will go into effect on August 5, nominally allows health-care providers to opt out of directly participating in assisted suicide but still requires religious providers to engage in referrals, counseling, evaluations, or patient transfers to willing providers. The plaintiffs argue that these requirements would make Catholic groups such as the Dominican Sistersâwho are concurrently suing the state over a law requiring them to affirm gender dysphoriaâcomplicit in a practice that their faith condemns. The Dominican Sisters, who have long operated Rosary Hill Home, a hospice serving terminally ill cancer patients free of charge, are invoking the First Amendment in their defense. They should not have to be in federal court at all, but New Yorkâs zealotry on behalf of progressive ideology has left them no other recourse.
⌠What does a six-pack of beer cost? For Alaska bush pilot Ken Jouppi, the answer was a $95,000 aircraft. Alaska strictly enforces its laws against bringing alcohol into dry towns. Jouppi brought a passenger, who was carrying a six-pack of Budweiser, into one such town. Authorities charged that the beer was visible to Jouppi; he was convicted and spent a few nights in jail. They also seized his 1969 Cessna. The Supreme Court will hear Jouppiâs case. He is arguing that his treatment violated the Eighth Amendmentâs excessive-fines clauseâwhich the Court applied against the states in Timbs v. Indiana (2019). A central issue will be whether fines must be proportional to the crime on the books or to the specific facts of the case. Jouppi argues that he has no criminal history and was caught transporting the minimum amount of booze covered by the law. Given how easily and often forfeiture has been abused, it is good that the Court is looking closely at its outer limits.
On the bright side, he didn't push anyone in front of a subway
A deranged attacker yelling âAllahu Akbarâ stabbed two men in separate attacks on the Upper West Side Thursday afternoon, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said.
Investigators were probing whether the suspect Raul Morales, 51, was motivated by hate, though Tisch also said âthe initial investigation suggests that mental health may have been a factor.â
âDetectives are continuing to work the case and determine motive, but according to victim and witness statements, Morales yelled âAllahu Akbar,'â meaning, âGod is the greatestâ in Arabic, during both attacks, the top cop said in a statement.
âThe NYPD is currently evaluating whether this is a potential hate crime,â she wrote.
Morales, 51, allegedly jumped the first victim, a 57-year-old Asian man near West 84th Street and Central Park West, and stabbed him in the back with a knife at around 1:30 p.m., police and the sources said.
The second victim, a 50-year-old man wearing a yarmulke, was attacked after leaving a synagogue at Amsterdam Avenue and West 86th Street, and stabbed in the torso with a screwdriver, according to cops and sources.
Both victims were brought to Saint Lukeâs Hospital, where they were listed in stable condition according to police.
Morales was caught around 2:45 p.m. after he allegedly barricaded himself inside a NYCHA apartment just blocks away on Amsterdam Avenue near West 88th Street, cops said.***
https://nypost.com/2026/07/23/us-news/2-men-stabbed-near-central-park-in-unprovoked-attack-sources
Colorado anti-violence activist sentenced to 51 years in prison for revenge murder at childâs birthday party
Malcolm Watsonâs family asked judge for maximum sentence for second-degree murder for Lumumba Sayers Sr. Read Story
Minnesota has a shortage of child rapists. They're so short, Gov Walz has to import child rapists.
The Minnesota Board of Pardons, composed of Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie Hudson, has granted a pardon to an immigrant, who was set to be deported after being convicted of sexually abusing a minor, prompting outrage from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
The decision comes amid renewed federal enforcement of long-standing removal orders following a 2025 shift in Laosâ willingness to accept deportees, which reopened cases that had previously been difficult to execute for nearly two decades.
Tou Lue Vang, 42, came to the U.S. as a child and was set to be deported after he repeatedly sexually assaulted a girl between 2002 and 2004, according to court documents seen by DHS.***
Vang is an immigrant from Laos, who is married with six children. He came to the U.S. - to California specifically - in 1994 and was granted legal status by the administration of former President Bill Clinton. That status was revoked upon his conviction.
Per DHS' report, he repeatedly sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl and also tried to offer his victim $10 to keep quiet about the sexual assaults.
DHS also said that, while being interviewed by police, Vang tried to justify his actions by saying that for him âit is a cultural thing...to marry and have sex with girls as young as 12.â Per DHS's release, he also said the victim was just as guilty as him and should also be arrested.
Vang pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal sexual conduct in a plea deal that spared him from serving time in prison. Following his conviction, a Department of Justice (DOJ) Immigration Judge issued Vang a final order of removal on October 31, 2006.***
https://www.newsweek.com/who-is-tou-lue-vang-sex-abuser-facing-deportation-pardoned-in-minnesota-12149651
Minnesota illegal immigrants - raping the girls that Americans just won't rape.
They don't even spend time in prison for child rape.
Less surveillance is a good thing
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has proposed a legal protection intended to ensure Americans can continue driving conventional vehicles even as self-driving technology becomes widespread, according to Newsweek.***
Rather than introducing a new type of vehicle, the proposal would bar federal, state, tribal, and local governments from requiring vehicles driven on public roads to include automated driving systems or technology capable of transmitting data wirelessly.***
If approved, the measure would establish that governments cannot require drivers to own connected or self-driving vehicles as a condition of using public roads, underscoring the administration's effort to encourage advances in autonomous vehicle technology while preserving the option for Americans to drive vehicles that are neither automated nor capable of wirelessly transmitting vehicle data.
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/sean-duffy-freedom-cars-autonomous-vehicles/2026/07/24/id/1263988
When you start or renew a fight, that's not self defense.
Nice job by the Florida DA, judge, and jury.
Good 6 min video by American Center for Law & Justice
The case was settled a couple years ago, but the video is apparently new.
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. (WPBF) â A 77-year-old Florida woman was arrested after authorities rescued 80 cats from her home.
Authorities suspect the mail carrier collected feral cats along her route.
The news has people in a Martin County neighborhood who have missing cats wondering if she took their pets.
Ninety-two animals, including 80 cats and 12 dogs, were rescued from a home in Stuartâs Foxwood community on Monday.
Sheriff John Budensiek called it the worst case of animal hoarding he has seen in Martin County.
The sheriff said animal control tried to get inside the home for about a week, but the owner, Gail Giustino, refused to cooperate.***
https://www.kcrg.com/2026/07/22/nearly-100-animals-removed-home-mail-carrier-suspected-taking-cats-near-her-routes
The family that crimes together....
CASSVILLE, Mo. (KY3/Gray News) - Three people were arrested in the 1999 cold case murder of a 14-year-old boy who was found dead on train tracks near his home in Missouri.
Sheriff Danny Boyd named Mark Wesley Scott, David Ray Scott, and Bobby Ray Scott as suspects in the death of Justin Hocutt. They face first-degree murder charges in the case.
Justin was last seen alive in the early morning hours of October 9, 1999, at the home of a friend who lived next door. According to witnesses, he was at the house around 3 a.m.***
Sheriff Boyd plans to discuss the case further on Tuesday, July 28, at a news conference.
https://www.kcrg.com/2026/07/24/three-people-arrested-1999-cold-case-murder-14-year-old-who-was-found-dead-train-tracks/
Lately, cold cases like this are solved through familial dna. The video discusses the Scott brother's criminal record.
22 rounds means a lot of hatred
MASON, Ohio (WXIX/Gray News) - A man is dead and a suspect is in custody after a shooting Wednesday afternoon inside a Carter Lumber warehouse in Ohio, according to Mason police.
Officers were called to the facility around 1:15 p.m. for a report of a shooting inside the companyâs door manufacturing facility.***
David Cohen, 34, of Hamilton, was identified as the suspect and charged with murder.
Radio traffic obtained by WXIX captured officers responding to the scene. One transmission stated that, âthe male unloaded a whole magazine into the co-workerâ and that Cohen had fled toward the Butler/Warren county line in a gray Chevrolet Impala. Police located and arrested Cohen.
The man was shot 22 times, officials said.
Sources said Cohen left his job at Carter Lumber the previous week and returned to the facility to confront his boss. Investigators have not officially confirmed that detail.
The victim was identified as Vincent Stoetzel, 29. A friend described him as âfunny and the kind of man you want to know,â adding that âhe would give the shirt off his back, offer you a hot meal if youâre hungry. All around hardworking father making a good life for his family.â***
https://www.kcrg.com/2026/07/24/man-accused-unloading-whole-magazine-into-co-worker-lumber-yard-victim-shot-22-times/
Gambling addiction is as bad as any
WASHINGTON (AP) â A prominent Supreme Court litigator was sentenced on Friday to six years in prison for evading a multimillion-dollar IRS tax debt and engaging in mortgage fraud, a case that cast a spotlight on his secretive lifestyle as a high-stakes poker player and featured trial testimony from a Hollywood movie star.
Thomas Goldstein, who also published a popular blog about the nationâs highest court, had asked U.S. District Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby to spare him from a prison sentence. Instead, the judge sentenced Goldstein to five years of supervised release after his prison term and ordered him to pay over $3.1 million in restitution, according to a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorneyâs Office in Maryland.
Goldstein, 56, of Chevy Chase, Maryland, co-founded SCOTUSblog and argued over 40 cases before the Supreme Court before retiring in 2023 at age 52. He was a member of Democrat Al Goreâs legal team in the Supreme Court litigation over the 2000 election ultimately won by Republican President George W. Bush.
Many friends and colleagues didnât know the extent of Goldsteinâs gambling until his January 2025 indictment, which sent shock waves through the legal community in Washington, D.C.***
https://apnews.com/article/thomas-goldstein-supreme-court-blog-tax-evasion-618a0a2f1bdf9643886b607073fee91d
[Hawaii] Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke has been indicted for bribery by a Oâahu grand jury.
Lukeâs bail was set at $80,000 Friday after being charged with bribery, conspiracy to commit bribery and falsifying her campaign spending report.
Four others were also indicted Friday in connection with the State Attorney Generalâs investigation into a purported paper bag full of $35,000 paid to an unknown, but âinfluential,â lawmaker referenced during a 2022 federal bribery investigation.
Those others included former State Rep. Ryan Yamane, lobbyist Tobi Solidum, former chair of the state Public Utilities Commission Leodoloff Asuncion Jr., and Ford Fuchigami, airports administrator for the state Department of Transportation.
According to the indictment, during Lukeâs 2022 campaign for lieutenant governor, Solidum was seeking additional state money for Covid community testing centers. The indictment cites a conversation between Solidum and Ty Cullen â the former Hawaiâi Rep. who, at the time, had turned informant for the FBI â where Solidum was worried that the state DOH would cut funding for Covid testing centers soon.
During the conversation, Solidum reportedly told Cullen Luke was running for the lieutenant governor position, adding: âAll I gotta do is give her more money.â
Solidum, Cullen and Luke all reportedly met on Jan. 20, 2022 at Mortonâs The Steakhouse in Ala Moana, where Solidumâs stepdaughter Kristen Pae placed an envelope on the table containing two $5,000 checks, one from Solidum and one from Pae. Luke reportedly took the envelope.
Solidum then told Luke, âBy next week weâll have 35, so it will be halfway to our 70.â***
Yamane was indicted for bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery; Solidum for three counts of bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery; Fuchigami with use of false statements, conspiracy to commit bribery and obstruction of justice; and Asuncion with falsifying candidate committee reports, use of false statements and obstruction of justice.***
https://alohastatedaily.com/2026/07/24/luke-indicted-for-bribery/
Another Epstein girlfriend?
The young dentist was smiling and soft-spoken, wearing a Columbia University fleece jacket and holding her long hair back with a clip. She was introduced by her assistant simply as âDr. Karyna.â
But what the patient â who had come to the office in December expecting to see a different dentist â didnât know was that she was being treated by Dr. Karyna Shuliak, the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epsteinâs girlfriend.
Dr. Shuliak was the last person Mr. Epstein called before he killed himself in his jail cell in 2019. She could inherit as much as $100 million from his estate, including a 33-carat diamond ring, according to a trove of investigative records released by federal authorities.***
Dr. Shuliak, 37, emerges as a complicated and unusual figure in Mr. Epsteinâs world, based on a close review of the files and conversations with several people familiar with her. A native of Belarus who met Mr. Epstein when she was 21, she has not identified herself as a victim, nor have federal authorities considered her a co-conspirator in Mr. Epsteinâs sex trafficking. There is no indication that the Federal Bureau of Investigation ever interviewed her, and lawyers for hundreds of his victims have never deposed her.
He once called her his âfavoriteâ and often told her he loved her. She had free use of a credit card to buy whatever she wanted. They jetted around the world together, and he funneled payments of nearly $1 million to her over the years. He also sent tens of thousands of dollars to her parents in Belarus, the files reveal.***
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/26/business/jeffrey-epstein-girlfriend-estate.html
She is in line to inherit millions from Epstein's estate, but the Times never alleges that she trafficked anyone.
A California man was sentenced [Friday, July 24, 2026] to 222 months in prison and 10 years of supervised release for attempted coercion and enticement of a minor and for distributing and receiving child sexual abuse material (CSAM). He was also ordered to pay a fine of $75,000. Restitution will be determined at a later date.
Rodger Githens, 48, of West Sacramento, was convicted by a federal judge on May 1 after a stipulated bench trial. In March 2023, Githens initiated contact with a Grindr account controlled by an undercover agent. Githens quickly encouraged the undercover agent to establish a Telegram account, which he considered more secure. Githens told the agent he had taboo thoughts every day and was into âbabies.â Githens stated that he âwould love to have a dad or uncle invite meâ and then described in graphic detail what he would like to do with the undercover agent and the agentâs fictional 7-year-old niece. Several times Githens discussed traveling to meet the agent and the fictional niece. On April 19, 2023, law enforcement served a search warrant at Githensâs residence and seized multiple electronic devices. Agents discovered numerous Telegram chats on Githensâs phone including several in which he was exchanging videos of the sexual abuse of young children.***
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/california-university-professor-sentenced-over-18-years-prison-attempted-child-exploitation
He had been a "professor at University of the Pacific." Fox40. He taught in the Education Department. https://www.coursicle.com/pacific/professors/Rod+Githens/
What up with American Gymnastics?
First, Larry Nassar. Now,
Theresa Mitchell, 44, formerly of Navarre, Florida, pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to one count of conspiracy to produce and distribute child pornography, two counts of production of child pornography, one count of receipt of child pornography, one count of possession of child pornography, and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
According to court documents, between 2023 and 2025, Theresa Mitchell conspired with Christopher Buckeridge to produce and sell images of minor children engaged in sexually explicit conduct. Mitchell sold and distributed those images and videos to customers on social media platforms, messaging applications, and subscription-based websites. Buckeridge also sent Mitchell hundreds of images and videos depicting the sexual abuse of minors, including material that depicted the sadistic sexual abuse of prepubescent children. Ultimately, Mitchell received hundreds of thousands of dollars from selling images and videos of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
On March 17, a federal magistrate judge issued a warrant for the arrest of Mitchell and Buckeridge. Mitchell was arrested by federal agents in central Pennsylvania on March 19 and remains in custody. ***
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/former-gymnastics-coach-and-social-media-content-creator-pleads-guilty-sexual-exploitation
Mitchell is a former employee of Gulf Coast Elite Gymnastics in Navarre. Rebecca Barchie, the gymâs owner, told the Navarre Press that federal investigators never contacted the business during the investigation and that she first learned of Mitchellâs arrest through news reports. The federal indictment does not allege that any of the criminal conduct occurred at Gulf Coast Elite, that any victims were recruited through the gym or that the business was involved in the offenses. https://navarrepress.com/formernavarre-gymnasticscoach-pleads-guilty-to-child-porn-charges/
I'm sort of torn about Flock -
Rep. Thomas Massie is introducing a bill to strip federal funding from any local governments or police departments that deploy controversial Flock Safety security cameras, the Kentucky Republican announced on Saturday.Â
Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based company behind the controversial smart-cameras that can track a car based on its dents, bumper stickers and roof racks, is now the target of new legislation being sponsored by the Libertarian congressman in an effort to strengthen the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and government surveillance.***
A spokesperson for Flock Safety told The Post that Massieâs bill would âhave real consequences for public safety.â The company estimates it has supported more than 1 million investigations, assisted in 20% of all solved cases in jurisdictions that partner with it, and has helped locate more than 10,000 missing people to date.
âRather than banning a critical public safety tool, Congress should consider strong, clear safeguards that ensure accountability, oversight, and responsible use are enshrined in law,â the spokesperson said.***
https://nypost.com/2026/07/27/us-news/new-bill-aims-to-block-federal-funds-from-cities-police-that-use-controversial-flock-safety-cameras/
Flock feels really surveillance-statey, but it offers major help in solving serious crimes, and it only records things that happen in plain view of the public.
mugshot - Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office
The repercussions from Tony Romoâs DUI arrest are just beginning.
The CBS broadcaster and former Cowboys quarterback has officially withdrawn from his next golf tournament, the M&P Group Texas State Open, which is scheduled to begin Tuesday.
According to KETK in Texas, Romo â who was booked for driving under the influence â wonât participate despite being a consistent presence in the tournament.
Romo, 46, was arrested in Milwaukee, his hometown, on the same day he had a brutal final round of the Wisconsin Amateur Championship golf tournament â where he finished 35-over par and won just $60 for his efforts.
In the final round, Romo shot 12-over par before being pulled over while riding south on Interstate 43 in Wisconsin, per an arrest detention report obtained by The Post.***
https://nypost.com/2026/07/26/sports/tony-romo-withdraws-fromtexas-state-open-golf-tournament-after-dui-arrest/
He murders people, but he "does not pose a threat to the public?"
A mass shooting left three people dead and four wounded, including a toddler, Sunday evening at Seattle Center.
Two victims died at the scene, according to the Seattle Police Department. A third was taken to Harborview Medical Center, where they died.
The Seattle Police Department believes two people were shooting at each other at Seattle Center. One person was taken into custody and a second person remains at large, assistant chief Tyrone Davis said at a news conference late Sunday night. Davis said the outstanding suspect is a âa young personâ and does not pose a threat to the public.***
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/law-justice/active-shooter-reported-at-bite-of-seattle/
A mass shooting at a Seattle food festival on Sunday that killed three people and wounded four others may have been gang-related, according to police. Authorities arrested a 15-year-old suspect on Monday, while another suspect was among those killed and a third suspect remains at large.
Madison, Wisconsin police officers shot Corey Ruiz to death on 22jul26. Bystander video shows 4 officers trying to arrest him. One officer tried to taze him, but it didn't work. Ruiz had a knife, and one officer was stabbed.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/beltway-confidential/4662565/democrats-smear-police-after-shooting-madison-wisconsin
The true fact is that Morgan Stewart saysÂ
 that the break-ins have become so routine that theyâre almost expected.
âThis is happening a lot in the area, unfortunately, itâs happening all the time,â she pointed out. âEveryone I know has gotten robbed.â
Other celebrities have lamented the occurrence of crime in LA for years. Superstar Goldie Hawn in 2024, for instance, declared âL.A. is terribleâ after several home break-ins over the course of just four months.***
https://nypost.com/2026/07/25/entertainment/reality-tv-star-morgan-stewarts-beverly-hills-home-hit-by-repeat-burglaries/