TUCSON, AZ — In a shocking turn of events that no one could have possibly seen coming, a Muslim immigrant from Gambia fatally shot two men in the parking lot of a Tucson gay bar Monday before killing himself, in what police have confirmed was a premeditated hate crime targeting the homosexual community.
Saturday, September 5, 2026
"Gays for Gaza" gay guy activist killed by Muslim Migrant outside gay bar
TUCSON, AZ — In a shocking turn of events that no one could have possibly seen coming, a Muslim immigrant from Gambia fatally shot two men in the parking lot of a Tucson gay bar Monday before killing himself, in what police have confirmed was a premeditated hate crime targeting the homosexual community.
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Dem Gov Katie Hobbs under criminal investigation by Dem AG's office
Attorney General Kris Mayes, a Democrat, like Gov. Katie Hobbs, opened a probe in June 2024 into Hobbs’ administration after the Arizona Republic reported on Sunshine Residential Homes, a Department of Child Safety contractor providing group homes and foster care services.
Sunshine had donated roughly $400,000 to Hobbs’ inauguration fund and the Arizona Democratic Party around the same time it was seeking a substantial rate increase from DCS. Under the Hobbs administration, Sunshine eventually got that increase, receiving treatment critics have described as preferential or unusually generous compared with other providers.
Naturally, this raised a few questions. Nothing too serious, just the usual questions about pay-to-play, conflicts of interest, procurement rules and whether government contracts might occasionally find their way toward politically connected donors.
Hobbs has denied any wrongdoing or personal involvement in the contracting decision. Her office says there is no evidence she participated in it and insists the department acted in the best interests of foster children.
Which is certainly reassuring. After all, when a company gives hundreds of thousands of dollars to politicians and then receives a major increase in taxpayer-funded payments, the first thing everyone wants to hear is that nobody involved remembers having anything to do with it.
As of mid-August 2026, the investigation is still underway. Mayes’ office has requested a formal interview with Hobbs, a request first publicly reported around April 2026, but the interview has not yet occurred. Hobbs says her office is communicating with investigators and that she looks forward to the investigation concluding.
Mayes has described the probe as being “near the end” and has indicated that results are expected before the November 2026 election.
So apparently Arizona voters may get to discover what happened just in time to decide whether they would like four more years of the person allegedly not involved in anything that happened.
For the record, no charges or indictment have been filed against Hobbs.
Separate Republican-led reviews in the Arizona House, including an effort involving outside counsel, have also examined the allegations. But the criminal investigation belongs to the attorney general’s office.
And then there is the internet’s favorite part of the story: claims that the Arizona Senate somehow “indicted” Hobbs over RICO allegations or other conspiracy theories.
It did not.
The legislature does not have the authority to indict people. Apparently, even political satire has to observe certain constitutional limitations.
For now, the Sunshine Residential Homes controversy remains a major political headache for Hobbs as she campaigns for reelection. The investigation could eventually clear her, produce charges, or simply continue long enough for everyone involved to become extremely familiar with the phrase “ongoing investigation.”
The status described here reflects public reporting as of mid-August 2026 and could change.
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Monday, July 7, 2025
200 Marines deploy to support ICE in Florida
Two hundred Marines from North Carolina’s Marine Support Squadron 272 are headed to Florida to back ICE, U.S. Northern Command says. They’re part of 700 troops, active duty, Guard, Reserves, tapped by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after DHS begged for help May 9.
Florida’s first up, with Texas and Louisiana next. The Marines will handle “critical administrative and logistical capabilities at locations as directed by ICE,” per Thursday’s release. Think paperwork and transport, not handcuffs.
This isn’t new. The military’s been law enforcement’s wingman for ages. The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin in ’91 said it best: “Contrary to what many police officers believe, the Posse Comitatus Act permits civilian law enforcement agencies to seek military assistance under some specific circumstances.”
The Pentagon’s doubling down on border security, with four new military zones in Texas and Arizona to curb illegal migration and drugs. Pentagon flack Sean Parnell says 8,500 Joint Task Force Southern Border troops have run 3,500 patrols, some with Mexican forces, and Marines have backed 170+ missions across 130 spots for nine agencies, including DHS and DEA.
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
AZ Gov. Hobbs (D) wants to allow anti-Semitism to be taught in AZ public schools
Democrat Gov. Kathie Hobbs vetoed bill banning anti-Semitism to be taught in public schools.
She called the law an ‘attack on teachers’ and claimed it would have had a limited impact in combatting bigotry, and after all, what's a little good ole fashion Jew hatred amongst comrades, eh?
House Bill 2867, sponsored by Republican representative Michael Way, cleared the legislature last week by a margin of 33-20 with the backing of several Democrats who fail to hate Jews and others with immutable characteristics.
If implemented, it would have banned the teaching or promotion of anti-Semitism in public school, requiring students to advocate for anti-Semitic positions and make it a specific offense for teachers to provide anti-Semitic professional guidance or call for the genocide of any group.
The bill was based on the IHRA definition of antisemitism, which critics, including some Jewish organizations in the state, posit that it could compromise teachers’ ability to provide comprehensive Holocaust education and could stifle legitimate criticism of Israel and discussion of Middle Eastern affairs.
In particular, some pointed to the clause in the definition which labels the claim “that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor” as an example of Jew-hate, which, it turns out, is a belief held by racists who refuse to allow a Jewish State to exist.
However, it was the bill’s provision for teachers to be made personally liable to lawsuits against them if they violated the regulations that prompted Hobbs to strike it down at the final hurdle.
The bill would have allowed complainants to sue teachers directly, rather than school districts, and compel the individual educators to cover the costs of the case.
In a letter explaining her veto, Hobbs wrote: “Unfortunately this bill is not about anti-Semitism; it’s about attacking our teachers.
"It puts an unacceptable level of personal liability in place for our public school, community college, and university educators and staff, opening them up to threats of personally costly lawsuits.”
"While I support the need to fight hate and anti-Semitism, the bill’s vague language and punitive approach send a dangerous message to teachers: avoid controversy, or face a courtroom,” she added.
Wednesday, April 23, 2025
Louisiana child killer faces death penalty again after Biden's 'outrageous' commutation: DA
Back in 2010, Sanders, a warehouse grunt in Las Vegas, wormed his way into the life of Lexis and her mother, Suellen. Two months into dating Suellen, he sweet-talked them into a Labor Day road trip to the Grand Canyon. Sounds wholesome, right? Except this wasn’t a family vacation—it was a death march.
A Louisiana federal jury didn’t flinch in 2014. They convicted Sanders for kidnapping and murder—the first death penalty handed down in the Western District of Louisiana’s federal court. Justice, hard and cold, was served. Until Biden, in his final days as the 46th president, decided to play God. He commuted Sanders’ sentence, one of 37 death row inmates spared. Why? Nobody’s got a good answer other than the probability that Biden's handler[s] rather than himself, did the commuting because Biden's brain was on par with gum.
Catahoula Parish District Attorney Brad Burget sure as hell doesn’t want to play God.
Burget’s had enough. On Monday, he hauled Sanders’ case before a Catahoula Parish grand jury, slapping him with state charges. See, when Sanders was nabbed in 2010, the feds took the lead, and a local warrant got buried. Now, Burget’s dusting it off. “This child suffered a horrible death,” he said.
“And I think the only penalty for Sanders is the death penalty. The federal prosecutor did a wonderful job and presented the case to their jury, sought justice and got justice for Alexis and her family. And then Joe Biden decided to undo that with the signing of his signature. I don't understand why.”
Louisiana law don’t let district attorneys like Burget charge capital offenses solo—grand juries call those shots. So, Burget laid out the evidence, raw and unsparing, and the jury indicted Sanders on state charges. Now, it’s a new game. “I think we'll be successful, but only time will tell,” Burget said. “I'll put it in the hands of a jury … when the jury makes a decision, you have to respect that. I respect the Catahoula Parrish jury will make the right decision when I present the case to them.”
This isn’t about politics. It’s about a little girl who never got to grow up, a mother gunned down in the desert, and a system that sometimes forgets what justice looks like. Sanders thought he’d dodged his reckoning.
Thursday, August 22, 2024
They got him! AZ man who allegedly threatened to kill Trump caught like a dog
For those living in a cave or under a rock, there was an attempt on the life of Trump on July 13, where he was struck by a round that pierced his ear. Another individual, Corey Comperatore was killed and two other individuals were wounded but survived.
Since the shooting, President Trump will now be appearing behind bullet-proof glass at outdoor events because the Secret Service seems to suck at protecting him.
But in this case, Cochise County Sheriff's Office told Fox News Digital that 66-year-old Ronald Lee Syvrud has been taken into custody without incident at around 2:30 p.m. local time in Cochise County. The charges are pending but he has outstanding warrants from Wisconsin for DUI and failure to appear for the DUI, and for hit-and-run and felony failure to register as a sex offender.
The sheriff’s office said earlier that Syvrud has outstanding warrants from the state of Wisconsin for DUI, failure to appear for DUI and from Graham County, Arizona, for hit-and-run and felony failure to register as a sex offender.
Syvrud is listed on the Wisconsin Department of Corrections sex offender registry for "second-degree sexual assault of a child" with an Arizona address.
The sheriff's office posted on Facebook that Syvrud was being sought "as an investigative lead for threats to kill a presidential candidate," but did not elaborate. Fox News Digital later confirmed that the "presidential candidate" was Trump, so it stands to reason that this sex offending, DUI scumbag is, you guessed it, a Democrat.
Additional charges against the Democrat are pending.
As far as we know, there are no known ties to the Butler County, PA scumcrumpet, Thomas Crooks, other than they both are likely Democrats.
Trump is visiting the southern border in Cochise County, Arizona, on Thursday as part of his ongoing campaign for the upcoming November election. This week, he's been focusing on battleground states.
During a press conference on Thursday afternoon, Trump seemed unaware of the ongoing manhunt when questioned about it. He acknowledged that it might be "dangerous" for him to be there but added, "I have a job to do."
"I haven't heard about that. They probably want to keep it from me," Trump said, when asked about the manhunt. "Thank you for telling me. Let's get out of here, right now!" Trump joked. He thanked the reporter for telling him about it.
Trump then shifted his remarks to the assassination attempt in Butler, expressing his "great respect for the Secret Service" for their actions, stating they "jumped on top of me with bullets flying."
"I have great respect, but no, I haven't heard about that," Trump said, referring to the ongoing manhunt. "I'm not that surprised. And the reason is because I want to do things that are very bad for the bad guys."
The U.S. Secret Service told Fox News Digital it is aware of and tracking the manhunt in Arizona and referred all further inquiries to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office for further comments, including potential ties to Butler.
But now they got him and for now Syvrud will remain in custody and be closely questioned about the threat he made as well as the other legal problems he is facing.
Thursday, February 22, 2024
AZ DA refuses to extradite suspected NYC suspected killer: distrusts Bragg to prosecute
A high-level District Attorney in Arizona says she will not extradite 26-year-old Raad Almansoori to New York City. Almansoori is the key suspect in the brutal murder of a "prostitute with a good heart" but Maricopa County Attorney General Rachel Mitchell believes that Manhattan's DA Alvin Bragg will cut this guy loose and not prosecute, as is his wont.
At a Wednesday press briefing Mitchell said she would not release Almansoori to authorities in New York City, saying it is safer for the general public to keep him locked up in Arizona rather than risk him being potentially let go under the Soros-backed Bragg.
Mitchell labeled Alamansoori as "dangerous and violent." He is wanted by the NYPD for the killing of Denisse Oleas-Arancibia, 38, a mother of two and a sex worker to make ends meet. She was found dead inside the SoHo 54 Hotel on Watts Street on Feb. 8. Police say she was killed by a suspect who beat her over the head with an iron, and bits of plastic from the appliance were found embedded in her skull.
Mitchell says she doesn’t trust Bragg to prosecute Almansoori, despite the gravity of his alleged crimes. Nobody should.
"I know there's been a discussion about New York wanting to extradite this individual and this is not aimed at the New York Police Department at all," Mitchell said. "I know they did a hard job, a good job, but we will not be agreeing to extradition."
"I've instructed my extradition attorneys not to agree to that. We’re going to keep him here, these are mandatory prison sentences."
"And having observed the treatment of violent criminals in the New York area by the Manhattan D.A. there, Alvin Bragg, I think it’s safer to keep him here and keep him in custody so that he cannot be out and doing this to individuals either in our state or county or anywhere in the United States."
"He is being held without bond meaning there is no amount of money that he can post to get out of custody at this point."
Bragg was also ridiculed for cutting a sweetheart deal with a career criminal who went on to punch a woman randomly, his slap on the wrist for a man who viciously assaulted a 55-year-old nurse and jailing, but jailing a bodega owner whose life was in danger as he was being robbed, and killed the armed robber. He was eventually released, but the public went ballistic before he let the man go.
But a spokesperson for Bragg shot back at Mitchell’s comments, saying that murders and shootings are down since he took office, while the Big Apple’s murder rate is less than Phoenix, Arizona’s capital. The reason for that, however, is the routine decriminalizing of previous crimes. If murder were to be decriminalized, for example, murder crime would disappear. However the real issue isn't about the statistics of any crime reduction, it's about Bragg not prosecuting criminals.
The NYPD had been searching for Almansoori who they say was seen leaving the scene wearing the same tight leggings Oleas-Arancibia had on when she checked into the hotel the day before. A pair of blood-splattered men's pants were found alongside Oleas-Arancibia's body, police say.
Oleas-Arancibia came to the United States five years ago from Ecuador with her 18-year-old son while she left her other son behind.
Almansoori was nabbed in a stolen car on Sunday by police who say they were chasing him for the attack on the woman in McDonald’s, whom he stabbed several times.
Almansoori was arrested on a slew of charges in Arizona, including attempted homicide, robbery and two assault charges. He also has an outstanding warrant in Texas.
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
AZ Gov's press secretary "resigns" after being outed by a pro-violence tweet against "transphobes"
Arizona GOPers correctly accused Berry of inciting violence and called on Hobbs to fire her.
"Calling for violence is NEVER acceptable," the Arizona Freedom Caucus tweeted. "@GovernorHobbs Press Sec. tweeting about shooting political opponents on the same day a trans activist shoots up a school is nothing short of vile & heartless. There is no room for this in AZ Fire @joss_berry Now"
Arizona state Rep. Austin Smith tweeted, "Fire @joss_berry. Calling for violence from the 9th floor is beneath the office she is supposed to serve."
"Please contact @katiehobbs' office and respectfully demand that she fire her press secretary, Josselyn Berry, who posted an inciteful [sic] meme calling for the murder of transphobes," tweeted Arizona Women of Action. "Pray for a peaceful resolution."
"The Governor does not condone violence in any form. This administration holds mutual respect at the forefront of how we engage with one another. The post by the Press Secretary is not reflective of the values of the administration. The Governor has received and accepted the resignation of the Press Secretary," the governor's office told ABC15 in a statement.
Tuesday, December 20, 2022
Maricopa County judge orders 2-day trial in Kari Lake's election suit
We have 270 exhibits of evidenceOur whistleblowers are people who were intimately involved in the processEvery one of them is willing to speak to these facts under the penalty of perjuryWe have the facts,we have the law, & we have precedent on our sideWe also have faith.— Kari Lake War Room (@KariLakeWarRoom) December 19, 2022
After a Monday hearing the judge tossed eight of the claims in Lake’s lawsuit while allowing two to remain alleging an intentional plot by election officials to manipulate the election in favor of Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, the Democratic opponent.
Hobbs’ attorneys argued that “Lake’s case should be thrown out because it doesn’t adhere to state standards for a valid election complaint” and asked for sanctions against Lake and her attorneys:
Kurt Olsen, one of Lake’s attorneys, meanwhile portrayed the lawsuit as an expose of systemic problems, failures and possible illegal acts by election officials that led to “massive failure” at the polling stations and “tens of thousands” of disenfranchised voters.Lake’s attorneys include Bryan Blehm, who was a lawyer for Cyber Ninjas, the contractor hired by the state Senate for its review of the 2020 election, and Kurt Olsen, a Washington, D.C., lawyer who recently was ordered to pay sanctions in a federal suit brought by Lake and Finchem that a judge said contained frivolous and baseless claims.
Lake will update the crowd at Turning Point USA’s AMFEST in Phoenix Tuesday, she said.
I will be taking the stage tomorrow at #AmFest2022 to update America on our huge win in Court today. I promise you — this is one speech you do not want to miss. BE THERE.
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) December 20, 2022
Saturday, December 10, 2022
Sandy Cortez upset that Sen. Kirsten Sinema left Dem. Party
Rep. Alexandria (Sandy) Occasionally-Comatose (Socialist-NY) is miffed that Sen. Kirsten Sinema (I-AZ) has left the Democratic Party and announced she will now be an independent on Friday.
Sinema, who, like it or not, actually has a mind of her own, is up for reelection in 2024 as is our semi-sentient President Joe "Big Guy" Biden.
"I pledged to be independent and work with anyone to achieve lasting results. I committed I would not demonize people I disagreed with, engage in name-calling, or get distracted by political drama," Sinema said in the op-ed.
"She asked me to keep her committee assignments, and I agreed," said Amy Schumer's cousin. "Kyrsten is independent, that’s how she’s always been."
Tuesday, November 1, 2022
Arizona county approves hand count of all ballots: Dems freak out
“I implore you not to attempt to order this separate hand-count,” said County Attorney Brian McIntyre, a Republican. He said such action would be unlawful and supervisors could be held personally liable in a civil action.
These types of questions are coming up all around the country. Worry over the accuracy of the count in the 2020 election and doubts about the integrity of some of the voting machine systems that are commonly utilized seem to be driving a push toward older, low-tech methods of tallying the ballots of voters because they are harder to beat.
Tuesday, October 11, 2022
Abortion less relevant politically as midterms approach
“But I also know, talking with our families, the repeal of Roe v. Wade is having an impact,” she claimed. “We’re a pro-choice state, proudly. That’s why so many are outraged by the repeal.”
Democrat Yusette Solomon, who works for the Culinary Workers union, acknowledged the state’s sagging economy is a far more relevant worry than the state’s abortion law. Abortions are permitted in Nevada up to 24 weeks of pregnancy, long after most EU abortion laws; and still the left wants more.
“It’s hard for everybody,” Solomon told the Associated Press. “It’s the supermarket. It’s gas. Inflation is something we need to deal with. Everyone’s feeling it.”
In Arizona, the issue of abortion is also less significant. Senate candidate Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) is a co-sponsor of a pro-abortion bill that would force every state to adopt a new federal abortion standard that would permit abortions without limits.
According to a poll by Civiqs on Monday, 62 percent of voters say the economy is deteriorating. Seventy percent believe the current condition of the economy is very bad or fairly bad. Joe Biden thinks the economy is soaring and vanilla ice cream.
The Democrat economy is harming Americans.
Saturday, July 16, 2022
AZ Dem: "If you marry a White guy, you ain't Latina"
"Tanya is Latina," Gallego tweeted, "cuando le conviene," meaning, "when it suits her."
Sunday, July 3, 2022
AZ Democrats plan "F**k the 4th" event to "mourn" 'abortion-inconvenience'
Democrats are sore losers whenever things don't go their way. They have temper tantrums and act like spoiled brats.
A local Arizona Democratic Party had a temper tantrum over the Supreme Court decision to end the unconstitutional Roe v. Wade ruling. This does not end abortion but it takes policy to the state level rather than keeping it in the hands of fallen Catholics like Biden and Pelosi and others who used to say that it should be safe, legal and rare.
"F--k the Fourth. See you at Reid Park," the tweet stated. "Bring comfortable shoes, water, lawn chairs, posters, and your anger," the event description reads.
"This July4th won’t be the same, it will be a solemn occasion. We have lost rights," one retweet incorrectly states.
"I will not celebrate a country that doesn't recognize my rights to my own body," states another idiot who believes the life inside her is her body.
The event from the Tucson Women's March was planned following the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade on June 24.
Karrin Taylor Robson, a Republican candidate for governor in Arizona, tweeted in response to the event that "This sickens me," adding the event is an example of "the modern Democrat Party in a single tweet."
"There it is - the modern Democrat Party in a single tweet. Arizona patriots will gather w/ friends/family on Independence Day to celebrate our nation’s birth & honor those who sacrificed for our freedom. But these Democrats will be doing something very different. Shameful," Robson said.
Tuesday, April 5, 2022
AZ son kills dad over grocery bill dispute
Friday, August 6, 2021
Dem. AZ state senator accused of sexual conduct with a minor [i.e. a child]
Phoenix, AZ -- Unable to grow a substantial beard and mustache himeself, Democratic Arizona state Senator Tony Navarrete has been arrested on charges accusing him of sexual contact with a minor, according to police on Friday.
Navarrete announced earlier this week that he had tested positive for COVID-19 and was experiencing minor symptoms while isolating at home. It's possible he wasn't actually experiencing covid symptoms, but simply a case of the "willies" knowing he may be going to prison.
Senate Democrats said in a statement they were “deeply disturbed” by Navarrete’s arrest and that they stand behind all survivors of sexual assault and BS like that. See, it really depends on the status of the accused. If it's a high-ranking Democrat, they will hope it just blows over like it did for Democratic Virginia Governor Ralph Northam after getting caught in either black face or a KKK outfit in his college yearbook photo.
“These allegations and (the) arrest are serious and deeply troubling. Right now, it’s important for due process to take place through our judicial system,” the statement said, leaving out the "Believe All Women" hashtag. But come to think of it, we don't even know whether the alleged victim was a boy or a girl.
Republican Sen. Kelly Townsend said on Twitter she took the position that Navarrete was innocent unless proven guilty, because that's the way the rule of law is supposed to work in this country, contrary to what the Left would have you believe.
“However, if it’s true, then I don’t ever want to lay eyes on you again, @NavarreteA,” Townsend said in her tweet.
Saturday, February 6, 2021
U.S. Border Patrol arrest 11 Iranian nationals at US-Mexico border
"There were five women, ages 28, 30, 35, 35 and 37, who were arrested," KPNX reported. "Four men, ages 24, 31, 36 and 43, were taken into custody along with two boys, ages 10 and 2. These people had previously lived in Iran."
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesperson told the outlet that they didn't know why the group was attempting to illegally enter the United States and the group hasn't yet been fully processed and interviewed They are now at Yuma Station for this processing.
In the 2021 fiscal year, Yuma Sector agents have apprehended 14 nationals from Iran. In 2020, eight Iranians were arrested by Yuma Sector agents. In all cases, no Iranians were carrying weapons.
The Department of Homeland Security describes "special interest aliens" as "non-U.S. person who, based on an analysis of travel patterns, potentially poses a national security risk to the United States or its interests. Often such individuals or groups are employing travel patterns known or evaluated to possibly have a nexus to terrorism."
The DHS encountered more than 3,000 special interest aliens at the southern Border in 2018, but with the results of the 2020 election, we can expect more to come and even be welcomed with open arms.
Last week, the Daily Mail reported: "U.S. Border Patrol agents reported a 436 percent increase in migrants apprehended in so-called stash houses near Laredo, Texas since October when compared to the same time last year. The stash houses at the Texas-Mexico border are operated by human trafficking organizations to hide undocumented immigrants."
Friday, October 16, 2020
Mark Kelly disciplines staffer who called cops "worthless f***ing pigs"
Mark Kelly disagrees with his spokescretin's characterization of police officers as "worthless fu**ing pigs" after the Washington Free Beacon reported on the staffer's disgusting comments.
"Our campaign values the public service, bravery and sacrifice of police officers across our nation," Kelly’s press secretary Jacob Peters claimed. "The tweet posted by a junior staff member is unacceptable and we are taking the appropriate action," he told the Arizona Republic.
Peters claimed the campaign was not aware of their staffer's comments until the Free Beacon article was published on Thursday. The Free Beacon had reached out to Peters for comment on Wednesday afternoon, prior to publication, and received no response.
Kelly, whose parents are retired cops, posed as a moderate on criminal justice issues in his race against the Republican incumbent, Sen. Martha McSally. He claims he doesn’t support the "defund the police" movement, popular with leftists, but he believes that there is systemic racism in the law enforcement system, which his parents evidently participated in.
On Aug. 17, L’Heureux directed a tweet to the Chicago PD: "You worthless fucking pigs" and linked it to a video showing Chicago cops clashing with anti-police demonstrators. The following week, L'Heureux officially began working for Kelly's campaign.
Joe Clure, the executive director of the Arizona Police Association, a trade association for state law enforcement entities, called L’Heureux’s statement "frankly disgusting."
"It sadly isn’t the first time I’ve seen this from Democratic campaign personnel," Clure told the Free Beacon. "I hope that [Kelly] fires [the staffer] immediately to show that he doesn’t condone this kind of attitude that police are ‘fucking worthless.’"
Saturday, July 18, 2020
Shootout in Arizona leaves 2 FBI agents wounded, suspect found dead
Two FBI special agents were serving a search warrant on an alleged serial bank robber at around 6 a.m. and were shot in the process at the scumcrumpet's home in Mesa, Arizona.
The suspect, Abraham Rivera, 49, was found deader than a doornail inside the home, according to FOX 10 in Phoenix.
"Come out with your hands up!" one of the agents could be heard yelling to the suspect on cell phone video of the incident, the outlet reported. "This is the FBI. We have a warrant."
That's when the gunfire started.
One agent was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and has since been released and the other agent was treated for minor wounds at the scene, KPHO-TV of Phoenix reported.
"The FBI guy was down," witness Michael Scott [not to be confused with Michael Scott from "The Office"] told FOX 10. "He took off his jacket. He was all right. I think it went through his vest. He was bleeding."
So was he "all right?" Bleeding isn't usually associated with being all right.
The suspect, Rivera, was accused in at least four bank robberies at three banks in the state since last year. According to Alexandria Obviously-Comatose, he just needed money to buy bread and Trump.
The circumstances of Rivera's death were not immediately confirmed but he definitely wasn't "all right."
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Saturday, July 13, 2019
Ex-teacher gets 20 year sentence for sex with student
The not so charming ex-teacher was accused of performing sexual acts on a 13-year-old boy.
"I am a good and genuine person who made a mistake and regret it deeply," Zamora told the court in Maricopa County before sentencing, according to the paper. "I lived my life respecting and trying to obey every law. I'm not a threat to society by any means."
She apologized to the victims of her actions, their kin and her own relatives, saying it was "[my] bad." She told the judge that her actions were out of character and said she'd like to attend counseling, because that is the answer to everything.
The parents of the boy found out the married Zamora was having sex with their son after they began monitoring his phone with an app.
Zamora taught sixth-grade students at Las Brisas Academy in Goodyear. She was arrested in March 2018 and pleaded guilty last month to charges of sexual conduct with a minor, attempted molestation of a child and public sexual indecency.
On one occasion, Zamora asked an 11-year-old boy who was a friend of the 13-year-old to stand watch during an encounter in her classroom, the paper reported.
"Ms. Zamora lures these boys, earns their trust and then takes advantage of them purely to fill her own sexual desires," the mother of the boy who was asked to serve as a lookout said in court, the paper reported. "She used her position of power to molest a child.
"She's a pedophile and no different than if a man were sitting in her place right now."
The victim's mother said she hated Zamora for what she'd done to her child.
Zamora has been behind bars since her arrest and will get credit for time served. She wanted to know if there was anything she could do to earn extra credit but the judge refused to grant it.
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