The video was posted on the police department’s YouTube page on Thursday.Chief Best added that the city “had other plans for the building and relented to severe public pressure,” and expressed her anger at how all this came about. She said officers spent days protecting the building before the city boarded it up.Earlier, in a news conference Wednesday, Assistant Police Chief Deanna Nollette said, “We’re trying to get a dialogue going so we can figure out a way to resolve this without unduly impacting the citizens and the businesses that are operating in that area.”A defaced sign for the East Precinct reads “Seattle People Department” on Wednesday in Seattle.Officers are still responding to emergency calls in the area, Nollette told reporters.Nollette said police had received reports that protesters allegedly set up barricades, “with some armed individuals running them as checkpoints into the neighborhood.””While they have a constitutionally protected right to bear arms, and while Washington is an open carry state, there is no legal right for those arms to be used to intimidate community members,” Nollette said, adding that anyone subjected to these demands should call 911.Nollette also said police have “heard anecdotally” of residents and businesses being asked to pay a fee if they want to operate in the area. “This is the crime of extortion,” Nollette said.”We feel incredibly strongly as a department that what happened to George Floyd was wrong and it was a crime,” she said.

The program must reconcile the ingrained caution of the aeronautical industry and government regulators with the fail fast exuberance of Silicon Valley. It also requires Uber to radically change its modus operandi.After a year of speaking with people inside and outside Uber and rivals, boosters and detractors believe that the Elevate team wants to make those changes inside Uber. But it too early to say if they can.Elevate taxis will likely carry four passengers and, for the foreseeable future, a pilot.

Chastain said he “feels” like a rookie because of the step up in equipment this year with CGR and the fact that he’s slated to run a full season. He completed three Cup races last season for Roush Fenway Racing, substituting for Ryan Newman in the No. 6 Ford while Newman recovered from his Daytona 500 accident, and ran five races for Spire Motorsports..

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeFor the second time in a year, children across the country have once again been asked to learn from home.While modern technology allows the opportunity to facilitate this and continue their education, not every child is fortunate enough to be able to access the technology they need to continue their education.Around 8,000 children and young people across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough do not have a laptop or PC and more than 3,000 currently do not have internet access at home which would allow them to access lessons and online resources, support from their teachers, or even interact with their classmates.These students have been without the same means to study at home as their peers since the first lockdown in March 2020.While we can change what has happened, we can help and make a huge difference to the future and education of children across the county.Sign up to the CambridgeshireLive newsletterIf you looking for a way to stay up to date with the latest breaking news from around Cambridgeshire, the CambridgeshireLive newsletter is a good place to start.The daily update will deliver the topnewsandfeatures to your inbox every evening.We choose the most important stories of the day to include in the newsletter, including crime, court news, long reads, traffic and travel, food and drink articles and more.Signing up to the newsletter is simple.It one of the many ways that you can read the news that matters to you from CambridgeshireLive.With the pace at which modern technology is changing and updating, we can find ourselves with old devices which still work after we obtained the latest upgrade.A partnership has been formed between Cambridge 2030, Cambridgeshire County Council, Peterborough City Council, the Cambs Youth Panel and Cambridge Digital Partnership to launch the Digital Drive Cambridgeshire and Peterborough campaign.The aim of the campaign is to find 8,000 laptops and provide internet access so that every single child across our county can access their school work at home. So how can you help? One of the easiest ways to help is if you got an old laptop gathering dust somewhere.Read MoreDigital Drive: Our campaign to level up learning through laptops in CambridgeshireThese can be donated to the scheme where the laptop will be delivered to the Cambs Youth Panel which will then remove and destroy all hard drives, and data, and refurbish the laptops to ensure they in good working order.The laptops will then be given to schools across the county to be distributed to the children and young people who need them.Once the child has received their laptop it is their own to keep so not only will they be able to access education online during lockdown, but they also be set up for the future giving them a device that will see them through as many years of their education as the laptop lasts. To find your nearest donation point use our interactive map below:.