Tuesday, 18 August 2015
Dominique Perez and Keith Sandy will go to trial for the fatal, on-duty shooting of James Boyd, which sparked angry protests in Albuquerque
Albuquerque officer Dominique Perez, left, and former Albuquerque detective Keith Sandy, right, in court on 3 August 2015. Photograph: Russell Contreras/AP
A judge ruled Tuesday that two New Mexico police officers must stand trial on murder charges in the fatal, on-duty shooting of a homeless man that sparked...
32 Cops, Fired 600 Bullets into 1 Car Full of Hostages, Killing a Hostage
Stockton, CA — Discharging a firearm in circumstances that endanger innocent persons or hostages, is prohibited by police departments.
So why on Earth would 32 cops chase down a car full of hostages, fire into that car killing a hostage, and even fire directly over their colleagues in the process?
The answer to that question, according to a detailed report released Monday by the Police Foundation, is because of a “lack of planning.”
“In...
Cyanide Thunderstorms Feared As Mystery Deepens Around $1.5 Billion Tianjin Explosion
The story behind the chemical explosion that rocked China’s Tianjin port last Wednesday continues to evolve amid fears that the public could be at risk from the hundreds of tonnes of sodium cyanide stored at the facility.
More specifically, Monday’s heightened concerns were related to the possibility that rain could interact with the water soluble chemical, releasing deadly hydrogen cyanide gas into the air. "First rain expected today...
If Vaccines Are Safe, Why Has The US Gov. Paid Out $3 BILLION To Vaccine-Injured Families?
Vaccines are a very imperfect science, despite the good intentions of healthcare providers and parents seeking to protect their children from disease. Adverse, life-changing and deadly effects of vaccines are more common than ever. In fact, the US government has had to pay out over $3 billion to vaccine-injured families since 1986. Still think vaccines are safe?
The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) lists several...
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