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The cover-up continues. The cowardice continues. And the impunity continues.

This is why having law enforcement and former law enforcement grade its own homework is evidence of a a desire to hide bad acts. This needs to change.

The DOJ Report in this case is far and away more honest and reliable.

Uvalde police officers ‘exonerated’ of wrongdoing, city’s investigation recommends Nearly two years after the deadly shooting at Robb Elementary School, the Uvalde City Council will hear findings Thursday from an independent review it requested of its police force’s actions…

For those easily distracted by false narratives in the debate over crime as it related to illegal immigrants, guns, and drug trafficking -- the DEA has some bad news. Most drugs moved across the border come through legal checkpoints and are transported by US citizens. And almost all of the guns in Mexico are made in The United States, sold legally by gun stores to American citizens, and then driven south by a dedicated network that has nothing to do with illegal immigrants.

So we sell the guns and move the guns across the border; and we move the drugs and buy the drugs from across the border. Which causes the violence in Latin America and forces honest people without resources to flee.

The solution is not criminalizing them. It's creating legal pathways so that the can live legally, take non slave labor level jobs, open bank accounts, and pay taxes. Because hey aren't the problem. They are the distraction that appeals to our sense of moral superiority.

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US citizen arrested crossing border back into America from Mexico in taxi with $130,000 of fentanyl A U.S. citizen has been arrested crossing back into the U.S. from Mexico after authorities found an estimated $130,000 of fentanyl hidden in the taxi they were riding in.

Some judges (and religious figures) are very much like this. And get sent to the bench or pulpit because they identify more with a ra**st than they do their victims. This decisions begins a path for justice that was violated by the judge in a such a fashion that I think his finances need to be investigated.

Illinois judge who reversed r**e conviction removed from bench after panel finds he circumvented law The Illinois Courts Commission removed Adams County Judge Robert Adrian from the bench Friday after it held a three-day hearing in Chicago in November on a compliant filed against Adrian. Its decision says Adrian “engaged in multiple instances of misconduct" and “abused his position of power to ...

This is literally a very toxic, and very common, American family on trial. It is hard not to listen to the mother's testimony and fully perceive the disengagement, the selfishness, and the addictions of both parents taking a front row to everything. A trend that has been pervasive in my generation.

This kind of trial has been inevitable for some time. And I can see it leading to liability that requires new forms of insurance and related parental certification. It's been all about foreseeability.

Side note: When I was in grad school, I had a very intense exchange in class with one of my instructors -- retired FBI Profiler Max Thiel. Great guy by the way -- learned a lot from him. We were discussing teen mass shooters and parental culpability. Especially when shooter su***de was the result. I mentioned parental culpability and foreseeability -- and it literally made him angry. The very idea that parents could be held him accountable made him go over the edge, as though this was nonsense.

I told him that it was coming, because if the bodies piled up high enough someone would have to be held to account. And that it would not just be a simple premises liability issue. And that parents were first on that list.

For those unaware of what parents can now be held to account for... and what can be publicly aired and broadcast.. parents need to take a close listen to this cross-examination.

This case is changing things in real time.

Watch Live: Trial of Jennifer Crumbley, mother of Oxford High School shooter, continues with seventh day The trial of Jennifer Crumbley​, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter​, continues Friday after the mother took the stand for the first time.

A 32-year-old Pennsylvania man is accused of decapitating his father and then making threats against federal officials in a video posted online following the gruesome murder.

Officers responded to reports of a deceased man in his 60s at a home in Middletown Township Tuesday night, police said. The victim, Michael Mohn, was found dead in a bathroom by his wife, according to the police criminal complaint.

The victim had been decapitated, and a machete and a large kitchen knife were found at the scene, according to the complaint.

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In the video, reviewed by ABC News, the suspect -- who says his father was a federal employee -- refers to the federal government as the enemy and makes threatening statements against federal agents, judges and other federal employees. The suspect also states that President Joe Biden is no longer in power and refers to himself as the acting president.

Son charged with murder after father found decapitated in their home: Police A Pennsylvania man is accused of decapitating his father and then making threats against federal officials in a video posted online following the gruesome murder.

Anthony Polito, 67, who killed three staff at UNLV before being shot dead by cops had 15-page Zodiac Killer theory on website that also listed 'powerful organizations bent on global domination'

- Tony Polito, 67, maintained a website detailing his interest in Sin City, conspiracy theories as well as fawning tributes from his former students

-He died in a confrontation with police after he opened fire on the fourth floor of the Lee Business School

-The business professor was rejected from a position at the university

Anthony-Polito named as suspect who killed three staff at UNLV Anthony Polito, 67, died in a confrontation with police after he opened fire on the fourth floor of the Lee Business School at 11:45am.

Out of prison after 40 years, Amer Zada seeks to overturn conviction in 1979 Nyack murder Amer Zeda, who spent four decades in prison for the s*xual assault stabbing death of Shirley Smith, is seeking to have his conviction overturned.

Kansas City police find body in man's car after towing it Family members are questioning why Kansas City police didn't find a man's body in the cargo area of his own SVU until after they towed it to a Missouri police station earlier this month

Documentary seeks the truth about lie detectors The American Experience film tells a story of honest intentions and sinister consequences.

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