Looks like we have another jogger anons
Ricardo was just jogging through
He was a gud boi
Dindu nuffin
PB
>>10641664 Man killed in officer involved shooting; had confronted police in 2019 after stabbing 4 people
totally normal
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Vandals destroy acres of cornfields at Leeds farm
Lauren Abbate by Lauren Abbate September 13, 2020
The damage at a Leeds farm, where vandals allegedly drove through acres of harvestable corn Friday night. Credit: Courtesy of Maine Warden Service
Acres of cornfields at a Leeds farm were destroyed when vandals apparently drove through the fields, according to the Maine Warden Service.
The incident occured at the Barker Farm sometime Friday night. Vandals allegedly drove through the farm’s fields ― which were full of harvestable corn ― in multiple sections.
The path of destruction was about 800 feet long and between 8-14 feet wide. The damage was discovered Saturday morning.
The Maine Warden Service has not identified any suspects connected to the incident, but are looking for anyone who has relevant information to share about the vandalism.
Anyone with information can contact the Warden Service at 207-624-7076.
https://bangordailynews.com/2020/09/13/news/lewiston-auburn/vandals-destroy-acres-of-cornfields-at-leeds-farm/
>why was this guy even on the streets if he had stabbed 4 people last year?
no idea anon
no idea
Tuesday’s election will impact our lives far more than those in 2020Opinion
Posted Nov 03, 2019
On Tuesday many of us will make our way to the polls to exercise the precious right to vote. Sadly, many more won’t.
The Municipal General election on Tuesday is the downstroke of the four-year election cycle. Three quarters of registered voters won’t show up to vote on Tuesday, whereas the reverse will be true in next years presidential election.
Ironically the decisions made by many of the offices that we’ll vote for on Tuesday__ impact our everyday lives far more__ than those made by federal officials we’ll elect in 2020.
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What is troubling about the race for Superior Court is thehidden “man behind the curtain.” The infamous billionaire, George Soros, has poured a million dollars of out-of-state money into a so-called “Super PAC.” Much of that money is reportedly being used to try to defeat Peck and King.
It’s not Soros’ first foray from the outside into Pennsylvania politics. Two years ago his wealth was a major factor in electing Larry Krasner as District Attorney of Philadelphia. Krasner’s nonfeasance in office is already legendary. But that’s what Soros wanted. Voters should pay close attention to what he’s looking for in our appellate court races.
https://www.pennlive.com/opinion/2019/11/tuesdays-election-will-impact-our-lives-far-more-than-those-in-2020-opinion.html
https://archive.is/QyP9s#selection-1625.0-1625.249
Man charged after 4 stabbed in Lancaster
Lancaster
by: Myles Snyder
Posted: Mar 5, 2019 / 03:44 PM EST / Updated: Mar 5, 2019 / 05:22 PM EST
A Lancaster man is charged with aggravated assault for a stabbing Monday afternoon that injured four people, including a 16-year-old boy who was in serious but stable condition at a hospital, police said.
Ricardo Munoz,25, was in a verbal altercation with several people who reportedly punched or kicked him. He thenpulled a knife from a backpack and stabbed or slashed the victims outside of a home in the 500 block of North Queen Street,police said.
The victims retreated into the home and Munoz was still outside when officers arrived. Police said he held the knife to his own throat and refused to drop it until the officers used a Taser on him.
The four victims were taken to hospitals for treatment. The 16-year-old had injuries to his face, right thigh, left ankle and the right side of his body.
A 26-year-old man had a stab wound to his arm and was in fair condition at a hospital.
A 22-year-old woman had a slash injury to one of her hands and another 26-year-old man had a slash to his head. Both were treated at the hospital and released.