Islamic African woman of Somali descent fatally shot in Washington DC by law enforcement officers after attempting to ram herself into the the White House and the U.S. Capitol Building - Wild car chase ends with suspect shot to death near U.S. Capitol

But it's NOT terrorism... No No No.... Just a crazy Islamic American Hating Somalian Shithead!

Right.....

Washington (CNN) -- A wild car chase Thursday that started near the White House ended minutes later in gunfire at the U.S. Capitol, creating a chaotic scene of blaring sirens, locked-down lawmakers and bystanders hitting the dirt.
The woman who drove the black Infiniti involved in the chase died from gunfire, police said, and a 1-year-old child in the car was in protective custody.
Two law enforcement officers were injured -- a Secret Service officer hit by the car near the White House, and a Capitol Police officer whose vehicle crashed during the chase, authorities said. The Capitol Police officer was listed in good condition at a local hospital.
The dramatic events brought a swarm of emergency vehicles to the Capitol complex and caused Congress and surrounding offices to be temporarily locked down.

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Gwyneth Paltrow leaves the blouse at home as she takes a stroll - She's no Karen Carpenter..... but close....

How low can you go?! Gwyneth Paltrow showed everyone who's "Boss" when she stepped out in a jaw-dropping black tuxedo and sky-high heels to shoot an upcoming Hugo Boss campaign in Los Angeles on Oct. 1, 2013. The only problem? It looks like the 41-year-old star forgot to put on a shirt underneath.

Natalie Laurin-Appleby, 26, Duluth MN woman enters fast lane as drag race driver

Natalie Laurin-Appleby, 26, placed second in the ICE (index class eliminator) 13.5 division at Brainerd International Raceway’s Muscle Car Shootout on Labor Day Weekend, one year removed from that poky quarter-mile run and taking second place in a powder-puff event.

Natalie Laurin-Appleby’s first trip down a drag strip didn’t threaten any land speed records.

Her speed wouldn’t even have qualified her for the fast lane down Interstate 35.

“It didn’t come very easy,” Laurin-Appleby said. “On my first run I went 68 mph down the quarter mile. It felt a lot faster than that, but after a while it got a little bit easier.”

And much speedier.

The 26-year-old Duluthian placed second in the ICE (index class eliminator) 13.5 division at Brainerd International Raceway’s Muscle Car Shootout on Labor Day Weekend, just a year removed from that poky quarter-mile run and taking second place in a powder-puff event.

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A News Outlet saying they are sorry about whamming a cop? WTMJ apologizes, issues retraction for alleging Milwaukee, WI Police Officer's misconduct

WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) has apologized for and retracted a story the station aired in May alleging misconduct by a Milwaukee police officer.

Anchor Mike Jacobs read the apology during the station's Tuesday 5 p.m. newscast.
The promotion for the story i mplied misconduct and criminal activity by Police Officer Matthew Knight, "even though staffers knew" he had been cleared of any wrongdoing. However, the story itself,  which aired May 6, stated that Knight was cleared of wrongdoing.

Knight sued the station and Journal Broadcast Group, which, like the Journal Sentinel, is owned by Journal Communications.
According to the apology, the story "left the wrong impression that Officer Knight was involved in inappropriate or wrongful behavior. He was not. Our promotion of that story, however, left you with the wrong impression. ... We sincerely apologize to Officer Knight, the hard-working Milwaukee police department and to you, our viewers."

Watch the apology here. 

According to a Journal Sentinel story from July 2, the station used surveillance video showing Knight using another man's PIN number to withdraw cash from an ATM.
According to the lawsuit, the man had smashed a taxicab window and the driver said he would not press charges if the man paid the driver $300. After the transaction, the man paid the driver who signed Knight's memo book as proof of payment.

A promotion aired by the station called the story, reported by Jermont Terry, an "explosive I-Team investigation." It added: "It's the video that will have everyone talking."

Watch the video of the promotion for the story below. And watch Police Chief Ed Flynn's press conference condemning the story, also below. After the statement, Terry can be heard questioning Flynn over the department's handling of the tape and the case.


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Questions about future linger after the Chicago Tribune meeting as printed newspapers are going bye-bye

Tribune Co.’s CEO Peter Liguori told employees in a companywide meeting Wednesday that to put a definitive price tag on any potential budget cuts was premature, leaving already anxious employees even more perplexed about the future.

Liguori led the 22-minute town hall meeting from WGN-TV studios at 2501 W. Bradley Place in Chicago. The meeting was broadcast to Tribune newsrooms and other company sites across the United States so employees could tune in.

“A lot of people went to this meeting expecting really solid information and didn’t get anything,” said one Chicago-based employee who would speak only on condition of anonymity. The employee described the meeting as “upbeat but vague.”

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At least 94 Colored African Muslims dead in migrant shipwreck off Italy

ROME — A ship carrying African migrants to Europe caught fire and capsized off the Italian island of Lampedusa on Thursday, killing at least 94 people as it spilled hundreds of passengers into the sea, officials said. Over 150 people were rescued but some 200 others were still unaccounted-for.

It was one of the deadliest accidents in recent times during the notoriously perilous Mediterranean Sea crossing from Africa for migrants seeking a new life in the European Union.

“We need only caskets, certainly not ambulances,” Pietro Bartolo, chief of health services on the island, told Radio 24. He gave the death toll of 94 but told Sky TG24 he expected that to rise as search operations continued.

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Little Village bartender shot as Chicago cops pull up

A gunman opened fire on a bartender outside a Little Village bar just as a police car was pulling up, and he was arrested after a two-block chase, authorities said. 

The 29-year-old man was in critical condition at Mount Sinai Hospital with wounds to his abdomen and groin. He was shot at the corner of 24th Street and Washtenaw Avenue about 11:40 p.m. Wednesday.

Ogden District officers patrolling Washtenaw Avenue heard the gunfire and saw the man running from the scene toward a car waiting behind the bar, police said.

They chased the gunman down an alley and through yards and caught him near 23rd and Rockwell streets. Police found a gun and its magazine along the chase route, authorities said. 

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After 55 years, Stolen Fountain Girl again stands in Chicago

The bronze statue of a little girl offering water from a basin atop a stone structure had been missing from Lincoln Park for almost 60 years.

On Wednesday, a new version of the statue, known as Fountain Girl, was officially welcomed back by the Chicago Park District during an unveiling ceremony at the gateway to the park just east of the Chicago History Museum.

The original 4-1/2-foot-tall Fountain Girl disappeared in a crime that remains unsolved.

Several years ago, a woman who remembered playing near the statue as a girl approached officials and asked how the statue could be brought back. In 2007, private donors including that woman — who has requested anonymity — along with the Park District, the state and the Lincoln Park Conservancy started an effort to raise money for a new statue.

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11 driver distracting digital billboards going up along Chicago expressways - Rahm Emanuel doesn't care about your safety...only about revenue the city will make

Chicago motorists and some residents looking out their front windows soon can expect to see the towering digital billboards favored by Mayor Rahm Emanuel going up on city-owned property near area expressways.

The Illinois Department of Transportation has approved 11 locations for the 100-foot-tall electronic signs after months of wrangling over one of Emanuel's signature moneymakers and a Springfield agreement between the mayor and Gov. Pat Quinn.

The billboard permits are the first indication of movement on the massive advertising agreement between City Hall and conglomerate Interstate-JCDecaux LLC since May, when the mayor and governor endorsed a state measure designed to expedite approval of 25 of the billboards.

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True News USA - Back up and running after experiencing a CYBER ATTACK

We expect to be back to 100% by this afternoon.... Thanks!

ExamScam reincarnated and is making its way to mainstream media decades after it started - ExamScam the Movie

SCC: Sgt. John Northen put this together and is taking questions via e-mail - you can find details at his blog linked here. In light of the city finally offering a promotional exam for the first time in seven years, this is timely info that ought to keep a spotlight on the process that is too easily corrupted in this most corrupt of cities.

www.SecondCityCop.blogspot.com

 

www.JohnNorthen.blogspot.com

 

"EXAMSCAM - The Movie"

 

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Colored Man, 22, shot by Chicago police officer during chase

A Chicago police officer shot a 22-year-old man in the elbow during a foot pursuit in the South Side's Gresham neighborhood Monday night, police and residents said.

About 9:30 p.m., police responded to a call of a man with a gun in the 1300 block of West 76th Street, Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden said. When officers arrived on the scene, they spotted a group of people standing on a corner, he said.

A man standing in the group began running, and uniformed police officers gave chase into a fenced area bordered by nearby row homes, Camden said.

During the chase, the man turned toward police with a gun his hand and an officer fired in self-defense, Camden said.

The man was taken to Holy Cross Hospital in good condition, Camden said. Police found a semiautomatic handgun at the scene, he said.

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Chicago Illegal Beaner Jesse Gonzalez, of the 6100 block of South Rockwell Street, gets stabbed to death on southwest side

An 18-year-old man died Monday morning after being stabbed and beaten in the Southwest Side's West Lawn neighborhood, authorities said.

About 1:35 a.m. Monday, the man was involved in a "physical altercation" with at least three people in the 6500 block of South Kilpatrick Avenue, Chicago Police Department News Affairs Officer John Mirabelli said.

One of the others struck him on the head with a blunt object, and a second stabbed him multiple times in his right side, Mirabelli said.

Jesse Gonzalez, of the 6100 block of South Rockwell Street, was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office. He was pronounced dead at 7:41 a.m. Monday.

Half-mile journey of CTA 'ghost train' baffles investigators - Maybe a ghost payroller was driving the train?

Investigators face a daunting challenge to sort out the bizarre half-mile journey of an out-of-service, possibly driverless CTA "ghost train" that breached multiple safeguards before colliding with another Blue Line train Monday morning.

The accident that sent more than 30 people to hospitals was unlike any that veteran city rail workers say they have seen: A train maneuvers around the curves in the Forest Park rail yard, passes through at least two track switches — any one of which should have stopped the train — continues past the station platform, then climbs up and over a small hill near the Eisenhower Expressway before accelerating to about 20 mph and ramming the stopped train at the Harlem stop shortly before 8 a.m.

"The million-dollar question is, 'How did this happen?'" said Robert Kelly, president of the CTA rail workers union. "This is baffling everybody."

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Illinois State police ticket more than 130 texting on Kennedy Expressway - They picked the expressway with the most WHITE DRIVERS who can pay the ticket

State troopers issued 135 citations for distracted driving at two points along the Kennedy Expressway in just 2-1/2 hours this morning, most of them drivers paying attention to their texting rather than the road, Illinois State Police said.

The citations were issued at target areas near Addison and Montrose avenues on southbound Interstate 90 between about 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., said State Police District Chicago Lt. David Byrd.

Texting while driving is illegal in Illinois, with citations carrying a $120 fine. While texting sometimes results in fatal accidents, it also often causes crashes that don't hurt anyone--but end up tying up traffic during rush hour.

"A lot of these minor fender-benders out there that we have, we ask what happened, and they say 'I was distracted,' and when we ask why," drivers have been send text messages, Byrd said.

Drivers were issued tickets and given information about the dangers of distracted driving, including sending text messages, Byrd said.

Although most of the citations Monday involved drivers using their cell phones, in one case, a driver was pulled over as he tried to take care of a morning grooming ritual.

"We had one incident, a subject who was shaving with an electric shaver," Byrd said.

Talking on a phone you are holding while driving will become illegal under a new law that takes effect Jan. 1.

Dana Holmes' DUI arrest by the Marseilles Police Department followed by her detention at the LaSalle County Sheriff's Office leads to a lawsuit

PHOTO: What she looks like sober and not being combative with the police....

Dana Holmes was drunk, naked and being recorded on video.

The 33-year-old was facedown on the floor of a LaSalle County jail cell while cameras captured images of her nude body on the facility's video system. Minutes earlier, four deputies — three men and a woman — had pulled her to the ground and carried her into the cell, where they quickly and forcibly stripped Holmes and walked out with her clothes.

"There was no excuse or anything to give them a reason to put their hands on me," said Holmes, who filed a federal lawsuit against LaSalle County authorities Monday. "I was just scared. I didn't want them to have any reason to come back inside."

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7-11 on 103rd Street in Chicago's Mt. Greenwood Neighborhood was held up at gun point & a shot fired by a BLACK MALE

A shot was fired at an armed robbery of a 7-Eleven late Saturday night, according to police. 

At about 11:35 p.m. on Sept. 27 a man walked into the 7-Eleven on the 10300 block of S. Sawyer Avenue with a handgun and demanded money, according to Chicago Police Department News Affairs. 

A store clerk placed cash into a bag and gave it to the man, police said. He then fired the gun before leaving the store, police said. 

Area South Detectives are investigating the incident and no one has been charged in connection with this crime. Police declined to provide a description of the suspect. 

The 7-Eleven was back open Sunday morning. 

Negro punches white store clerk over $1.41 blunt cigar..... But no black reverends will be marching over this.... not at all...

Authorities in Lakewood, California are on the hunt for a man who viciously punched 23-year-old store clerk Yadira Lara in the face over a $1.41 cigar, reports KTLA.com.
At around 1:15 PM PST, September 7, the man entered a local Chevron station and stood in line for a Swisher Sweet cigar, most commonly used to smoke marijuana. When he was told the price of the cigar, he handed clerk $1.00. The surveillance footage shows him getting agitated when the clerk asks for the additional $0.41 and reaching over the counter to snatch it from her hand. When she moved quickly to keep it away from him, things turned ugly — literally — in the blink of an eye.
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The man can be seen trying to grab the cigar out of the employee’s hand, but she was able to put it behind the counter out of his reach. She then asked the man to leave the store. “I just said ‘You need to get out’ and he just says the “b” word,” the clerk told KTLA. Instead of leaving, the man leaned over the front counter and punched her in the face with his right hand. The clerk, who did not want to be identified, says she was scared and also surprised that no one came to her aid. “No one did anything, not one of them,” she said. She still finds it hard to believe someone would punch her over a cigar. “It just got me really mad, like over that, really?”
Lara, who blacked out after the vicious punch, suffered a black eye in the attack, which happened to be the left eye she injured in childhood. She’s now left with permanent damage that could leave her blind, reports

Wildebeest Couple Jernanna Gardner & Damion Wilson Stealing Gasoline Caught After Asking For Directions

If you're going to steal something, it's probably best not to tell the clerk where you're headed.

But that's exactly what police say a Merrillville woman did at a Valpraiso gas station Thursday.

According to the Northwest Indiana Times, 31-year-old Jernanna Gardner asked the clerk a the Admiral Petroleum for directions to the Social Security office on Eastporte Centre Drive.

While she was speaking with the clerk, the passenger in her car, 31-year-old Damion Wilson, pumped $42 worth of gas. The clerk told police that Gardner went back to the car and drove off without paying.

After police failed to find the suspects in the immediate area, the clerk told officers that she had given directions to the Social Security office, and that's where the suspects were found.

Police say Gardner claimed that she didn't know Wilson had pumped the gas, but police say their stories didn't add up, according to the newspaper.

Gardner was charged with theft and Wilson was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Pump-And-Dash-Suspects-Caught-After-Asking-For-Directions-225550752.html#ixzz2gRJfkBkX

Muslims pisses off about other terrorist Muslims being shot by law enforcement

Muslim civil rights group calls on DOJ to probe denial of constitutional rights
(TAMPA, FL, 9/25/2013) - The Florida chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-FL) today called on the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate a pattern of "egregious" civil rights violations and abuse by the FBI targeting associates of Ibragim Todashev, who was shot and killed by an FBI agent after hours of interrogation in the Chechen immigrant's home.
CAIR-FL reports that the alleged violations of constitutional rights included the denial of the Fifth Amendment right to an attorney.
According to CAIR-FL, a number of friends and associates of Todashev have come forward to complain of frivolous investigations, intimidation and unlawful threats by the FBI.
Most recently, Ashur Miraliev, who assisted Todashev's father, Abdul Baki Todashev, and drove the senior Todashev to all his meetings during his stay in Orlando, was arrested by the FBI on September 18. When informed of the arrest, CAIR-FL attorneys immediately contacted the U.S. attorney's office and the FBI and asked to speak to Miraliev and requested that he not be questioned without his attorney present.

Despite being his legal counsel, CAIR-FL attorneys were not able to meet with Miraliev until yesterday. At that point, CAIR-Florida learned that Miraliev was questioned for more than six hours after his arrest, not about any alleged criminal activity he participated in, but about everything he knew concerning Ibragim Todashev.
Since his arrest, and throughout the interrogation, Miraliev reportedly told the agents that he wanted to speak with his attorneys and that he wanted his attorneys present. The FBI agents allegedly responded: "That is not happening."

The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution mandates that law enforcement authorities must cease any questioning of individuals in custody once they ask for an attorney and that they must be allowed to contact an attorney. CAIR-FL says FBI reportedly ignored Miraliev's repeated requests for an attorney and continued to question him in violation of the law.
CAIR-Florida Civil Rights Director Thania Diaz Clevenger, Esq., made the following statement:
"This egregious conduct by the FBI shows that some agents have little regard for the fundamental rights protected by the Constitution and are engaging in gross violations of the Bill of Rights. It is simply unacceptable for the FBI to continue to question our client and deny his requests to speak with his legal counsel. It fits the pattern of abuse and troubling behavior by FBI agents beginning in the days prior to the killing of the unarmed Ibragim Todashev. One can only wonder if Mr. Todashev was denied his rights to legal council during the questioning that ultimately resulted in his death."
While conducting its own independent investigation, CAIR-FL has received several corroborating reports from associates of Todashev that FBI agents have threatened to wrongfully arrest them unless they became informants and spied on local mosques, Muslim restaurants and hookah lounges.
"The DOJ must rein in the atrocious abuse of ethics and the rule of law by overzealous agents who have apparently disregarded the protections enshrined in our Constitution, which are essential to maintaining liberty and justice in our legal system. We also urge community members never to be intimidated by abusive law enforcement tactics and to maintain their right to remain silent and their right to an attorney when approached by FBI agents," said CAIR-Florida Executive Director in Tampa Hassan Shibly