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The Randolph-Tucker Children Advocacy Center is again offering classes to teach community members about how to spot and report sexual abuse.
https://www.wboy.com/news/randolph/children-s-advocacy-center-hosts-sexual-abuse-prevention-training/1287598890
Bridgeport Police have arrested a man on child pornography charges.
https://www.wboy.com/news/crime/officers-arrest-nutter-fort-man-on-child-pornography-charges/1287576081
NUTTER FORT, W.Va. - Bridgeport Police have arrested a man on child pornography charges.
Officers say that an undercover ICE agent observed Zachary Stire, 39, of Nutter Fort on a publicly available peer-to-peer network with 5 files of interest in child pornography.
Officers were able to obtain the IP address belong to Stire, and found that the 5 files contained 2,025 images of child pornographic videos.
See Ya 2Romo
A few American Patriots on the job. Thank You for your service🇺🇸
The Cardinal Power Plant in Brilliant has a new woman in charge.
She's the first female to hold the top post in the plant's 50-year history. https://www.wtrf.com/community/cardinal-power-plant-promotes-first-female-to-top-position/1287612553?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WTRF_7News
Chris Brown walked off the stage and right into custody in Florida after his concert last night. https://www.wtrf.com/entertainment/singer-chris-brown-arrested-for-felony-assault-in-florida/1286399849
The items that are missing range from iPads to a $28,000 bedside monitor and a $12,000 stretcher. https://www.wtrf.com/news/ohio-headlines/va-loses-more-than-1-million-worth-of-medical-equipment/1286863715
https://youtu.be/8TFPGc3XxRE Grand Torino is on our 24/7 Youtube Patriots Soapbox right now!
BIZARRE: A Japanese cult leader was executed Friday for a sarin gas attack on Tokyo commuters. Even though the case is closed, the man -- and his cult -- are still a mystery. https://www.wtrf.com/news/cult-leader-executed-for-japan-sarin-attacks-still-a-mystery/1285859737
Q says Manafort is a plant, and he is a former partner in a DC Lobbying Firm with Roger Stone...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A crowd of about 250 people gathered around 8 a.m. Saturday morning in downtown Louisville over the debate about the nation's immigration laws.
Louisville Metro Police were ready for hundreds, maybe even thousands more protesters and counter protesters, to fill 7th Street. They had officers on rooftops, helicopters, horse patrol, and dozens of officers on the ground.
Roger Stone purports to be a close friend of Trump...
Protesters set up outside of Louisville's ICE office all week protesting the Trump administration's immigration policies. Police prepared for a counter protest from the Three Percenters group and others aligned with it on Saturday.
LMPD's goal was to keep the two sides separated with physical barriers like bike racks and construction trucks. There was no word of any arrests as of early Saturday afternoon.
Occupy ICE protesters entered the area at 7th Street and Broadway. Counter protesters entered from 7th and Chestnut Streets. Reporters estimated the Occupy crowd at about 400-500 people; the Three Percenters and others had about 50-75.
The protests broke up after noon. But for almost three hours before, the groups stood peacefully, yelling chants back and forth.
"It's important that we provide a place where people can share their opinions, and hopefully we can keep them safe in the process," said LMPD Chief Steve Conrad on Friday.
LMPD cancelled days off for officers because of the event.
Conrad said his officers were not to prohibit the right to exercise free speech, however violence or the destruction of property would be stopped.
Occupy ICE organizers say they will camp outside the office until the Trump administration abolishes ICE.
@No Regerts Thanks for posting Grand Torino’s video!
@Lopeover Daddy Dragon did one too, in his British accent! Lol!
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma's 4.0 earthquakes are up significantly this year, but the overall rate of earthquakes is declining.
Oklahoma has had six quakes of at least magnitude 4.0 halfway through this year, which is one more than all of last year. But the overall rate of earthquakes has declined, with 96 quakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater through June 30, compared with 144 at this point last year and 302 by the end of 2017, the Tulsa World reported. A magnitude 4.6 in April near Perry was the 12th largest in state history.
Scientists are largely seeing earthquakes on unmapped faults that were activated in 2014 by wastewater injection, said state seismologist Jake Walter. Scientists are researching specific mechanisms by which the state's ongoing seismicity is triggered, he said. Wastewater can trigger the initial earthquakes, but quakes themselves can lead to more quakes.
"So in some ways the wastewater injection has created a new paradigm that defies how we would categorize main shocks and aftershocks if this were a fault that had slipped in a more natural setting," he said.
Walter said that Oklahoma's seismic risk appears to be similar to the latest hazard forecast put out by the U.S. Geological Survey in March. The agency calculated Oklahoma's short-term hazard levels to be similar to active regions in California. The chance of earthquake damage in high-hazard areas of Oklahoma this year ranges from 1 percent to 14 percent, "much higher" than most parts of the U.S.
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I think Choctaw Scout should do one too in his midwestern accent
https://freedomoutpost.com/the-merging-of-education-and-labor-must-be-opposed/#!/back This is a complicated subject, but one of the most pressing as regards to our children and youth in America.