Hey gang.
So while getting ready to do the program and sniffing out some extra stories, we came across something fresh.
This story is all today. January 31, 2018.
This weirdo homophobe has been banned from a ilbary for filming children and he keeps going back because he’s an obnoxious creep.
In the story we were ready, we found that he is a content creator and we check out some of his content.
A 10-year-old boy in Kentucky set out to discover through hard science one of history’s most debated questions: Is Tom Brady a cheater?
Christopher Davis was looking for ways to get his son, Ace, excited about his school’s science fair at Millcreek Elementary.
Davis knew his son was a big football buck and thought this was a good way for him and the family to get through “the tedious project.” And it looks like Ace had a good time with it.
“I was trying to prove that he’s a cheater because he deflated the football in the championship,” Ace said. “And I still think he does.”
The method Ace used was nothing short of objective. The fourth-grader tested three different footballs in four categories: throwing, catching,
accuracy and distance. He tested a five-pound ball, a seven-pound ball and a nine-pound
ball
in each category.
Throughout his experiments, he found that it was easier to catch and throw the football that weighed five pounds compared to the two other balls.
The next phase of t
When asked who Ace is rooting for that Sunday?he competition will take place in Lexington, Kentucky on Saturday Feb. 2, the day before the Super Bowl where the Patriots and Rams face off in Atlanta.
“Rams all day!”
A St. Louis police officer was charged with manslaughter Friday for allegedly shooting a colleague as the two played Russian roulette, authorities said.
Officer Nathaniel Hendren, 29, shot Officer Katlyn Alix, 24, in his apartment in the city’s Carondelet neighborhood early Thursday in the presence of a third officer, police said.
Hendren was charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action, police said. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison.
Alix was off duty at the time of the shooting, police said. Hendren and his partner were on duty. All three were in Hendren’s apartment shortly before 1 a.m.
Hendren emptied the cylinder of the revolver and then put one cartridge back in, police said in a probable cause statement. He spun the cylinder, pointed it away and pulled the trigger, but the gun did not fire.
Alix then took the gun, pointed it at Hendren and pulled the trigger without it firing, police said.
Hendren’s partner told Hendren and Alix “that they shouldn’t be playing with guns and that they were police officers,” police said in the statement.
“He felt uncomfortable with them playing with guns and didn’t want to have any part of it and started to leave.”
Hendren took the gun back and pulled the trigger.
“As (Hendren’s partner) left the room but before leaving the apartment, he heard a shot,” police said.
Alix was struck in the chest.
Hendren and his partner used police radio to report an officer in need of aid and rushed Alix to St. Louis University Hospital. She was pronounced dead soon after arriving at the hospital.
Police said Thursday that a preliminary investigation indicated that Hendren had “mishandled” the gun. Police Commissioner John W. Hayden Jr. called it an “accidental discharge of the weapon.”
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The gun was recovered at the scene, police said. They have not said whether it was a service weapon, or why Hendren and his partner were at the apartment during their shift.
Alix entered the St. Louis Police Academy in June 2016 and was commissioned as a police officer two years ago. She was assigned as a patrol officer in South St. Louis. She is survived by her husband, mother, father and sister.
Hendren had been with the department for about a year, police said. His partner, also 29, has been with the St. Police Department for nearly two years.
“Today, as much as it saddens my staff and me to file these charges, Katlyn and her family deserve accountability and justice,” St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner said.
The Gaston Gazette reports 32-year-old Jessica Dawn Killian was arrested outside a motel early Tuesday. Gastonia police say she had 36 grams of meth she planned to sell, using a 2011 Chevrolet Cruze. (Photo credit: Gaston County Sheriff’s Office)
GASTONIA, N.C. (AP) — A woman who made news for giving birth to a North Carolina county’s first baby of 2019 in a moving car is accused of running a methamphetamine trafficking operation out of that same vehicle.
The Gaston Gazette reports 32-year-old Jessica Dawn Killian was arrested outside a motel early Tuesday. Gastonia police say she had 36 grams of meth she planned to sell, using a 2011 Chevrolet Cruze.
Just three weeks prior, she was a passenger in that car, giving birth to Atom Bomb Sain as her boyfriend sped toward the hospital. The couple had already chosen the boy’s name, but Killian said he “really did come out like a bomb.”
Officials couldn’t comment on who has custody of the boy.
It’s unclear whether Killian has a lawyer.
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relationship? Maybe.As someone who never really followed Beyoncé’s career in depth, and has really only became a diehard fan, the signs are there. The fact is, abuse does not always look like someone being beaten and bloody and can instead look very normal to people on the outside. Beyonce has been so dehumanized by the media and at times her fans that it is easy to forget that she is a real person and more than a cleverly marketed – if inaccessible – concept people project their own ideas, feelings, and frustrations on. I feel that by taking some of her music at face value, a narrative starts to arrive of a black woman who is conditioned to accept abuse, and rationalizing that abuse to the best of her ability.
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PHOENIX, AZ (3TV/CBS5) — A Phoenix woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing a medical transport van. And it was a GPS in the van that led police to their suspect.
Police say 35-year-old Jessica Renee Karandreas faces one charge of unlawful means of transportation.
Police say that on Jan. 12 at around 1 a.m. a MedStar medical transport van was stolen from the area of 24th Street and Thomas Road.
A Lexington, Ky., police officer poses, jokingly, in front of a charred Krispy Kreme truck Monday.
Courtesy of the Lexington Police Department
According to the Lexington, Ky., police department, there was a minor tragedy Monday near the corner of Pink Pigeon Parkway and Man o’ War Boulevard.
A delivery truck caught fire — not just any delivery truck, but one emblazoned with the green-and-red logo of the Krispy Kreme doughnut company.
“No words,” joked the department in a statement on Twitter, accompanied by a crying emoji. The tweet included photos of heartbroken officers posed near the charred vehicle.
PUYALLUP, WA – After weeks of radio silence the Puyallup Police Department on Tuesday shared its latest crime log, which appears to cover most of January so far. Among its most recent entries are numerous domestic violence incidents, stolen and recovered vehicles, a weird situation involving a “van of gypsies,” and several shoplifting cases that end in arrests.
1400-block of 39th Street Southeast
A 27-year-old man got a ticket in the mail after he was caught on doorbell cam stealing a package from his neighbor’s porch, police said. Though the suspect was known, police were unsuccessful in making direct contact with him.
A Madison man wreaked havoc at his house Sunday night by taking an ax to the family car, TV and other items, after he thought his wife damaged his prized action figures.
The man was arrested for domestic related charges of disorderly conduct and damage to property, according to Police Chief Mike Koval who wrote about the incident in his daily blog.
An Indiana man was arrested after he allegedly got into scuffle with his girlfriend and her friend while he was driving them home, police said.
The two women alleged to Will County sheriff’s deputies that on Tuesday they were at Jason’s Pub, 1361 Benton St. in Crete, with Justin Dovich, 35, of the 2100 block of 218th Place in Sauk Village, a boyfriend of one of the girls, Kathy Hoffmeyer, spokeswoman for the sheriff’s office, said in an email.
A man is facing charges for allegedly exposing himself twice in one week. (Pinellas County Jail)
A Minnesota man who was arrested in Florida earlier this month for allegedly masturbating in public was bailed out of jail and arrested three days later for allegedly masturbating in another hotel in front of guests, reports said.
Jason Tietz, 47, was arrested on Jan. 9 after he was seen touching himself at Hotel Zamora in St. Pete Beach, Fla., police said. He was bonded out of Pinellas County Jail shortly after his arrest, Tamba Bay’s Fox 13 reported.
A 10-year-old boy in Kentucky allegedly committed suicide because of the relentless bullying over his colostomy bag, according to reports.
Seven Bridges’ mother said she returned from the grocery store Saturday morning to find the fifth-grader hanged himself at the family’s home in Louisville, news station WHAS reported.
“I saw my son dead,” his mom, Tami Charles, told the news station. “That’s something in my head.”
Charles said Seven struggled with the bullies he encountered on the bus ride to Kerrick Elementary School, where he was taunted because of a bowel condition, news station WDRB reported.
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