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Media reporting of these operations by police does take time too. One of the goals there is not hiding things from the public, but to make sure details are accurate. While it could be a short term boost for the readership to report “live” from the scene, it is also likely, here in Thunder Bay, that doing that could put police and public at a greater risk..

Gun rights advocacy groups say this is a non issue. Executive director of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association told News 12, “Every firearm is detectable by either an X ray or metal detector. This is a feel good piece of legislation that allows uber liberals to make an issue that is not a threat to anyone.”.

Come and knock on our door: A “Three Comapny” movie is the works. No word on a cast, but the film will be similarly set in the to capitalize on the nostalgia wave in Hollywood (see “22 Jump Street,” “Fuller House,” “Baywatch” movie, more). Read more at Rolling Stone.

That’s the situation for Florida man Yuri Andrade, who was arrested Sunday night during the 2021 Super Bowl against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs. Late in the game, which was eventually won by Tom Brady’s Buccaneers, the 31 year old from Boca Raton was spotted running onto the field during the internationally televised event before being tackled by security. And faces misdemeanor trespassing charges.

After thousands of preventable deaths racked up from individual car crashes, Congress required auto manufacturers in 1968 to install seat belts in all designated seating positions. Through the 1980s and 1990s, most states began to require drivers and passengers to wear seat belts at all times. New Hampshire (“Live Free or Die”) is now the only state where an adult driver does not have to be belted in.

Spiegel, another major German news magazine, called Trump a dangerous president and the United States a danger to the world. They warned that Europe must defend itself against Trump. The article echoed warnings from the 1930s about Hitler. While officers were occupied with that, there were calls stacking up in the precinct, including numerous calls for welfare checks on houseless community members who were exposed to the frigid weather. Among other duties, officers were facilitating getting those individuals to warming shelters if they wished. The precinct, which is the only police facility open to the public 24 hours a day, was locked for security.