LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Federal prosecutors are suing to seize control of the building in downtown Louisville formerly known as PNC Plaza, alleging it is secretly owned by billionaire Ukrainian oligarchs and used to launder billions of dollars they plundered from a bank they owed in the eastern European country.
They apparently also acquired properties in other parts of the US. Wonder if the Bidens were involved....
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Mark Zuckerberg has had a criminal referral filed against him for making false statements during his two-day testimony before Congress.
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Certainly here in Portland, everybody filmed being arrested seems to be white.
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As you can see, they're mostly young white punks.
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PORTLAND, Ore. —
Oregon’s attorney general is seeking an order to stop militarized federal agents from arresting people in Portland as the city continues to be convulsed by nightly protests that have gone on for seven weeks and have now pitted local officials against the Trump administration. Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum late Friday sued Homeland Security and the Marshals Service in federal court. The complaint says that unidentified federal agents have grabbed people off Portland’s streets “without warning or explanation, without a warrant, and without providing any way to determine who is directing this action.”
Offhand, Ellen, I'd say the rioters who've caused millions of dollars in damage are directing the action.
Of course, the do-nothing "mayor" and other "officials" here enable the rioters.
So we need some adults in the place.
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A French national, accused of sexually abusing 300 children, is facing death by firing squad if found guilty of the charges in an Indonesian court.
65-year-old Francois Abello Camille was arrested for allegedly molesting hundreds of kids and beating minors who refused to have sex with him.
Police said they arrested Camille at a hotel in Indonesia's capital Jakarta last month. They reportedly discovered two underaged girls in his room during the bust.
Many of the readers commenting seem to favor the firing squad.
In any case, he's not getting out alive.
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Ghislaine Maxwell cried as she was denied bail on Tuesday and learned she must stay locked up until her trial next summer, as Jeffrey Epstein's accused madam pleaded not guilty to the sex trafficking charges brought against her. She faces up to 35 years in prison if found guilty of the charges, as prosecutors successfully argued that along with her three passports, connections to some of the world's most powerful people and her own fortune of more than $10 million - Maxwell had every incentive to try and flee.
Maxwell is currently in custody in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn where she is wearing paper clothes to ensure she doesn't kill herself.
I'm not sure it'd be a great loss, but there you go.
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NEWBERG, Ore. - A car crash Sunday resulted in both drivers being arrested after police in Oregon discovered they were both driving stolen vehicles.
Newberg-Dundee police chased Randy Lee Cooper, 27, in a stolen Land Cruiser before he careened into a Buick Regal as he was attempting to elude officers.
Cooper was arrested and charged with multiple crimes, including assault and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
In the process, police discovered that the driver of the Buick, 25-year-old Kristin Nicole Begue, was under the influence of intoxicants and her vehicle had also been reported stolen three weeks prior, according to a police press release.
She was also arrested and charged with driving under the influence and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
The idiots are generally from two places: California or back East.
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Mass evictions would be a disaster. For both individuals and families, evictions result in severe harm; when they become widespread, there are also significant consequences for entire communities and even the speed of economic recovery. Policymakers are actively seeking solutions, but it is difficult to prepare without knowing the size of the problem.
The COVID-19 Eviction Defense Project (CEDP) was formed to solve that problem. It is a coalition of economic researchers and legal experts who developed a model to estimate eviction risk nationally and at the state level. The disturbing result: 19 to 23 million, or one in five of the 110 million Americans who live in renter households, are at risk of eviction by September 30, 2020.
It doesn't help that some 25% of renters are spending more than half of their incomes on rent and utilities. That doesn't leave much wiggle-room for groceries, transportation, medical expenses, etc.
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We know this because the very people who've been lying to us all along about Covid-19 are constantly stressing the importance of wearing masks. However, masks don't seem very popular among the "black community". Maybe that's because blacks can't get or spread the virus. Or maybe there's something else at work - like they don't need no steenking masks...
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