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@silowetr Re: Mac meme. How did you get photo of my desk? Oh, I see, the phone is on the acoustic coupler! my bad.
@AncestralCrosse I had two of these little critters as pets when I was a youngster. What a riot
@TN Homesteader i miss the dial up sound😉
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BREAKING: Suspect in custody following shooting at Butler High School in Matthews, North Carolina.
#BREAKING UPDATE: One student has been transported to the hospital after being shot at a North Carolina high school Monday morning, according to sources. FOX 46 has been told the shooter is in custody. https://bit.ly/2Rgnb88
BREAKING NEWS: Sources say shooting reported at Butler High School in Matthews, NC this morning. Emergency crews currently on scene. ***this shot is reporter interruptible***
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A disruption took place at a Marsha Blackburn rally in Nashville.
FOX News Capitol Hill Producer Jason Donner caught the incident on video during Sunday's Get Out The Vote rally. Senator Lindsey Graham was in attendance.
One video shows an officer wrestling with a protester to take him into custody.
In another video, a woman is removed from the rally kicking and screaming.
Marsha Blackburn released this statement:
“This Sunday afternoon, the liberal angry mob made it clear they are active in Tennessee and will stop at nothing to disrupt civil political discourse. I'm grateful to the law enforcement officers who were here today and kept everyone safe. The protestors at today's event were absolutely appalling. They yelled 'Impeach Trump.' They kicked. They punched. They resisted law enforcement, and they interrupted a moment of silence for the victims in Pittsburgh. Never in my life have I heard of people interrupting a moment of silence. Phil Bredesen is their leader, and their behavior is despicable."
It is unclear if the people removed from the rally were cited, or face any charges. FOX 17 News has reached out to Metro Nashville police.
Federal Detention Center in Miami, Florida holding accused mail bomber Cesar Sayoc
Judicial Watch 🔎 (@JudicialWatch) Tweeted:
RT @JudicialWatch: ICYMI: Judicial Watch received 45 pages of FBI documents revealing that a “significant number” of 340,000 emails on the… https://twitter.com/JudicialWatch/status/1056708443724234754?s=17
BREAKING: One person confirmed shot at Butler High School. The suspect has been taken into custody.
We are working to get more details. Here is what we know » https://bit.ly/2Rmy5t1
The missing 16-year-old girl and her 22-year-old sister were fully clothed. They were from Virginia. But how they got into the water and how they died remain a mystery. http://4.nbcny.com/L7EMuBY
The suspect in Saturday’s synagogue shooting will appear in court later today. Eleven people were killed and six others hurt in what’s being called the worst attack on Jews in U.S. history. Tony Aiello - CBS New York has the latest from Pittsburgh.
More coverage from KDKA-TV | CBS Pittsburgh: https://cbsloc.al/2EKoBXc
Every year, thousands of women are trafficked to New York City from Latin America, and lately China, to work in brothels and massage parlors or as out-call prostitutes.
Statistics are hard to come by because the trade is hidden and victims rarely come forward — blocked by language barriers, leery of law enforcement and fearful of vengeful pimps who threaten to kill their families.
NYC
Last month, eight members of a gang of pimps pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to racketeering, sex trafficking of minors and human smuggling. Each member of the Rendon-Reyes gang — a family enterprise that terrorized and trafficked girls and women for a decade — faces life in prison.
The Anti-Trafficking Initiative at Sanctuary for Families interviewed 356 suspected victims of sex trafficking in Queens and Brooklyn last year, according to Lori Cohen, a crusading lawyer and the initiative’s director. The previous year, it interviewed 245.
Sandra, 30, is one former sex slave helped by Sanctuary for Families. Kidnapped from her hardscrabble hometown in central Mexico and forced into the sex trade at age 19, she escaped her pimp-captor in 2011 and has received counseling, legal aid and health care from the group ever since. Wanting to protect her family, Sandra declined to provide her last name.
Here she tells her story:
