making artistic statements regarding social norms used to be thought provoking and allowed people to decide where they drew the line in their personal lives
experience and wisdom along with discernment=morality
bottom up
organically filtered through the conscious
now perversion has become a gov't agenda it is no longer debatable or optional AND when it comes from the top down it is immediately suspect and corrupt.
REJECT ANYTHING THAT COMES FROM THE TOP DOWN
wonky out here
15-year-old arrested at D.C. high school, facing murder charges in Virginia
The 15-year-old is is set to be extradited to Virginia on Thursday, Dec. 2.
Another teenager, a 17-year-old boy, has also been arrested in connection with Joseph’s murder. That teen is being held at the Norfolk Juvenile Detention Center.
Both boys are being charged with first-degree murder, second-degree murder, robbery, use of a firearm while committing a robbery, and use of a firearm while committing a felony.
https://www.wfxrtv.com/news/regional-news/virginia-news/15-year-old-arrested-at-d-c-high-school-facing-murder-charges-in-virginia/
Your Morning Matters: Can you get arrested for reposting something online?
It’s Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021, and today we’re getting into the nuance of a complex lawsuit filed last month alleging civil conspiracy and false arrest against the city of Campbell and various officials, including former Mayor Nick Phillips, Law Director John Zomoida and police Chief Pat Kelly.
What happened? Jorge Rodrigues, a Campbell native now living in Akron, claims he was falsely arrested and briefly jailed in 2019 for posting personnel records online — specifically, records about former city Mayor Nick Phillips that could be considered confidential under state law. Rodrigues’ charges were dropped just this year, according to the suit. But we couldn’t find any records of the case at all.
But there’s much more to it: Phillips at the time was running for re-election, and the lawsuit claims Rodrigues was arrested in retaliation. There’s also questions about how Rodrigues got the records — he claims he reposted them from a former public official — and whether there’s evidence the records were actually stolen. Rodrigues claims a police report was made, but we couldn’t find that either. We also never got any calls back from the city.
What happens now? The case is working its way through federal court. Attorneys have refuted Rodrigues’ claims and are arguing the officials have qualified or prosecutorial immunity.
https://www.mahoningmatters.com/local-news/your-morning-matters-can-you-get-arrested-for-reposting-something-online-4819641
Police Arrest 1800 in Major Money Laundering Crackdown
Europol has identified more than 18,000 money mules and arrested 1800 for a serious crackdown on money laundering.
About 27 countries participated in the 7th European Money Mule Action (EMMA 7), which ended yesterday. According to Europol.
In a two-and-a-half-month initiative, police in these jurisdictions, along with Europol and Eurojust, worked with the European Banking Federation (EBF), FinTech FinCrime Exchange, and private companies such as Western Union, Microsoft, and Fourthline.
The purpose was to target not only the individuals themselves, but also the sources of their interests.
Approximately 400 banks have participated, reporting 7,000 fraudulent transactions and preventing losses of an estimated € 70 million ($ 79 million). It is not clear who was arrested, but about 18,351 money mules and 324 recruiters were identified.
According to Europol. The EMMA Initiative has been in place since 2016 and is the largest international project of its kind.
https://www.jioforme.com/police-arrested-1800-for-massive-money-laundering-crackdown/968165/
https://www.itsecuritynews.info/police-arrest-1800-in-major-money-laundering-crackdown/
notable