Durham [North Carolina] anti-violence outreach worker arrested on drug charges

>outreach worker

>crack cocaine

>Durham

A woman working on one of Durham’s anti-violence initiatives was arrested on drug charges this week, records show.

Nicole Taybron, 40, was charged with possession of crack cocaine with the intent to manufacture, sell or deliver and possession of marijuana paraphernalia. Taybron is an outreach worker for Bull City United, a county spokesperson confirmed, as first reported by CBS 17.

Durham police reported finding her with 7 grams of crack cocaine and a marijuana grinder on Tuesday, according to an arrest affidavit. Police did not release additional information Friday. Taybron was arrested Tuesday and bonded out of jail the following day, court records show.

https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/crime/article265901791.html

Not notable, just ironic

ATF: Ammunition stolen from shipping containers in North Carolina

https://www.witn.com/2022/09/16/atf-ammunition-stolen-shipping-containers-north-carolina

RALEIGH, N.C. - Federal officials say large amounts of ammunition were stolen recently from freight line shipping containers in North Carolina.

News outlets report that the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives alerted firearms dealers that a sizable amount of Winchester 9mm ammunition was taken from containers in >Wilmington, Raleigh and Durham.

The ATF warns that those responsible for the thefts might try to sell the ammunition to federal firearms licensees in the area.

Officials also ask anyone who encounters suspicious activity that might be related to the theft to contact the nearest ATF field office.

#Durham

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Which faggy socks will he be wearing to the funeral?

Migrants arrive in Sacramento from Texas but don't know who paid for plane tickets

https://www.kcra.com/article/migrants-in-sacramento-unknown-who-paid-for-flights/41254027

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Northern California advocacy group said it is helping eight migrants from Venezuela who arrived in Sacramento on two separate flights.

Three men, aged 23 and one in his 40s, said they walked barefoot from the Sacramento International Airport to the Catholic Charities administrative offices downtown. They said it was an address on their paperwork, 1107 9th St., the administrative offices for Catholic Charities.

From there, they ended up at the Sacramento Food Bank, and the food bank then called NorCal Resist.

"I picked them up and got them to the grocery store. We got them a hotel. They walked from the Sacramento airport to the Sacramento Food Bank with no shoes," said Goya Gutierrez, a volunteer with NorCal Resist.

One man who asked not to be identified said they couldn't choose where they were going. He said the documents said California.

Gutierrez said the paperwork is from the Department of Homeland Security, which scheduled a hearing for later this month for the men to report to U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.

"ICE doesn't do that; they don't just put people on planes because they're not going to sponsor them," Gutierrez said. "I have no idea who actually sponsored them."

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Wakey wakey!

https://www.wfla.com/disney/disney-world-enthusiasts-believe-trip-cost-too-much-for-families

#Chicago

Lake Zurich priest faces second round of child sex abuse allegations

https://wgntv.com/news/northwest-suburbs/lake-zurich-priest-faces-second-round-of-sexual-abuse-allegations

LAKE ZURICH, Ill. — The Archdiocese of Chicago alerted parishioners of St. Francis de Sales that a pastor at their church has been accused of sexually abusing a minor.

The archdiocese received two allegations of sexual abuse of a minor against father David Ryan Friday, according to a letter sent to St. Francis de Sales parishioners by the Office of the Archbishop shared with local media Saturday.

This is not the first time Fr. Ryan has been accused of sexual abuse. Back in Sept. 2021, Fr. Ryan was reinstated to active ministry after sexual abuse allegations made against him during Fall 2020 were deemed “unfounded.“

The media release also said the archdiocese will report the allegations of sexual abuse to civil authorities “and offer assistance to the persons who made them.”

The allegations that were deemed unfounded in 2021 were reported to the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office and DCFS, but it is unclear if the new pair of allegations have been reported to authorities yet.

Fr. Ryan will step aside from pastoral duties until the Archdiocese’s Independent Review Board completes its investigation into the allegations and provides a recommendation to Archbishop Blase J. Cupich on how to proceed.

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