The father of a 19-year-old man who was fatally shot inside Seattle’s Capitol Hill Occupied Protest zone in June has filed $3 billion claims against local and state governments for allegedly allowing an atmosphere of “lawlessness” that resulted in his son’s death.

Horace Anderson, 50, lost his special-needs son Lorenzo Anderson on June 20 in a shooting incident that also injured a 33-year-old man.

“I just want to see justice for my son,” Horace told The Post noting that no arrests had been made yet for the killing. “Somebody has to be held responsible. Something is not right and my son should still be alive to this day.”

Lorenzo was shot multiple times and “laid bleeding to death in the Seattle streets with no one to respond,” allege papers filed with Horace’s separate $1 billion claims against the city, King County and the state of Washington.

https://nypost.com/2020/08/26/dad-of-seattle-shooting-victim-files-3b-in-claims-against-city/

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UPDATED 5:30 PM PT – Wednesday, August 26, 2020

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has promised an investigation into the CDC’s new coronavirus testing guidelines. On Wednesday, she called the new guidance “scary and dangerous.”

The agency updated its guidance online earlier this week. According to the CDC, asymptomatic people don’t need to be tested, even if they’ve been in close contact with an infected person.

The House speaker believes these changes reinforce “the lack of attention and understanding needed to crush the virus.”

“Shame on them, as I say shame on the commission of the FDA for his misrepresentation, all of this being politicized,” stated Pelosi. “Yes, we will be investigating.”

According to her, the Trump administration has resisted the claim that testing must be at more than 3 million people per day.

Meanwhile, the HHS has said the change will not affect contact tracing efforts or any other types of surveillance testing.

https://www.oann.com/pelosi-vows-investigation-into-cdcs-new-testing-guidelines/