>I Won’t Survive'"
Listening to the [D]emons screaking at the KASH hearing it a touch much at this point.
Snippets out of Context is ALL THEY DO!!
Sigh…
If you report a STATE ORG of Child Trafficking they DO NOTHING.
SHUT DOWN DCFS, THEIR COURTS, ARREST SOCIAL WORKERS, RETURN THE CHILDREN NOW!!
Can't believe they're still running this Trafficking scam, and all these people in Congress yapping they're serious about stopping it HAVENT!!
FUCK THE LIES
ENOUGH
SHITT NEEDS to be STFU!!
Comey refuses to testify to Congress; Grassley says McCabe pleads Fifth=Amendment
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jun/18/comey-refuses-testify-congress-mccabe-pleads-fifth/
One pic looks like Pi symbol.
How bout they sue, whoever is throttling the fucking stock!
Only ONE DAY, when it was DWAC, it went almost to 100.00
That is UNACCEPTABLE
KEK
Newsweek
Washington comPost
the Hill they'll all Die on
Time s up
All Fake Snews, and your fear porn is old.
Musk is working to save himself.
Any real Anon read the drops.
>>22619445
While your Posts are true, your POSTING is SPAMISH
You, have created an auto filter trigger, due to your incessant need to bombard the same shit, day after day, instead of actually CONNECTING the drops to CURRENT NEWS.
You still haven't LEARNED.
KEK
Grand jury recommends Alabama police department be 'immediately abolished'
An Alabama grand jury has recommended that a city's police department be "immediately abolished," finding there is a "rampant culture of corruption," officials said Wednesday while announcing the indictment of five of the agency's officers, including its police chief.
Five Hanceville police officers were arrested and charged amid a probe into the department, Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker said. The spouse of one of the officers was also charged, he said.
"This is a sad day for law enforcement, but at the same time, it is a good day for the rule of law," Crocker said during a press briefing on Wednesday.
Crocker provided limited details on the case. Though the investigation encompassed the department's evidence room and the death of a Hanceville dispatcher, 49-year-old Christopher Michael Willingham, who was found dead from a toxic drug combination at work, officials said.
The Cullman County grand jury found that the Hanceville Police Department has "failed to account for, preserve and maintain evidence and in doing so has failed crime victims and the public at large," making the evidence "unusable," Crocker said.
The grand jury further found that Willingham's death was "the direct result of the Hanceville Police Department's negligence, lack of procedure, general incompetence and disregard for human life," Crocker said.
None of the defendants were charged in Willingham's death, Crocker said. Though the "unfettered access that a lot of people had" to the evidence room is the basis of the grand jury's finding regarding the dispatcher's death, Crocker said.
"One of the most concerning things that we discovered in this process is that the Hanceville Police Department's evidence room was not secured," Crocker said.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/grand-jury-recommends-alabama-police-021013059.html
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