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Drone Privacy Laws Around The World

Published on Jan 7, 2021 by SocialNewsDaily

The rise in popularity of drones over recent years has led many countries to bring in new laws designed to protect privacy and ensure safety in the skies. In theory, anyone can buy and operate a drone relatively cheaply, which means that there’s the threat of surveillance by governments, companies, and individuals, while unauthorized flights…Continue Reading ›

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Woman demands free Chick-fil-A after impersonating an FBI agent, gets arrested

Published on Nov 9, 2020 by Aaron Granger

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After allegedly trying to persuade restaurant workers that she was a federal agent and should get free Chick-fil-A, a woman was arrested. Free grub isn’t worth going to jail over. Even when the police arrived, the woman evidently continued to assert she was an FBI agent. Kimberly George Ragsdale by pretending to be an FBI…Continue Reading ›

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LAPD Officer Sued For Groping Deceased Woman

Published on Aug 12, 2020 by Aaron Granger

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An LAPD officer by the name of David Rojas was busted on his body camera reportedly groping a deceased woman’s boobs. The family of Elizabeth Baggett filed the lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department four-year veteran, claiming mishandling of human remains, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy among other complaints. Rojas,…Continue Reading ›

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Teen shipped to juvenile detention center for not doing schoolwork online

Published on Jul 24, 2020 by Aaron Granger

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A teen has been sent to a detention center during the epidemic after a judge said that she violated her probation by not doing her online schoolwork. The teenager, identified only as Grace to the public, had initially gotten into trouble for stealing and fighting with her mother, though had since straightened up her act,…Continue Reading ›

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Lawyers Arrested and Charged After Trying to Kill a Fellow Lawyer

Published on May 25, 2020 by Aaron Granger

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Two attorneys in Waco were arrested Monday and imprisoned, each charged with solicitation of capital murder. Lawyers Chelsea Tijerina, 33, and Seth Andrew Sutton, 45, were arrested on warrants issued by 54th District Court Judge Matt Johnson and jailed Monday. The judge also set each of their bonds at $1 million, court records reveal. Both…Continue Reading ›

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Man Deliberately Farts At Cops And Asked ‘How You Like That?’ Arrested

Published on Sep 30, 2019 by Aaron Granger

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A man has been told by a judge to carry out unpaid work after he deliberately farted at police, muttering to them: “How do you like that?”. Discontented Stuart Cook broke wind deliberately three times during a search after being busted with marijuana. Depute fiscal Alan Townsend stated police arrived after receiving a report of…Continue Reading ›

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Bow Wow Wow, Yippy Yo Yippy Yay: Man Bites Police K9

Published on Jul 4, 2019 by Aaron Granger

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State police report experiencing an instance of “guy bites dog” when a suspect wanted on domestic assault charges bit a police K9 on the head. Accordant to state police, approx 9:20 p.m. on Tuesday Trooper Anthony Cattabriga and canine Casper were sent to Manchester to aid in apprehending a suspect wanted for domestic assault who…Continue Reading ›

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It’s No Longer Illegal To Challenge Someone To A Duel In This Country

Published on Jun 21, 2019 by Aaron Granger

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If you need to settle a score with a good old-fashioned duel, a recent ruling by the Canadian government may be of invited news. This week, Jody Wilson-Raybould, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, unveiled legislation meant to modernize and update the criminal justice system. The planned legislation “would amend or repeal…Continue Reading ›

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Drug Dealer Arrested After Printing His Real Name On Drugs

Published on Jun 17, 2019 by Aaron Granger

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30-year-old Stephen Best, a (now former) drug dealer, has been incarcerated after heedlessly stamping his government name onto his drugs. Best appeared in Brighton Crown Court on Monday after a previous guilty plea to the possession of a CDS and four counts of possession with intent to distribute drugs (MDMA, cannabis, cannabis resin and cocaine).…Continue Reading ›

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Why social media is banned in China

Published on Jun 13, 2019 by SocialNewsDaily

Digital censorship in China, widely referred to as The Great Firewall of China, is alive and strong. In the 2015 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, China, Pres. Xi Jinping raised his concept of a country’s internet sovereignty, in effect warning other nations that he would brook no interference from them regarding his laws on cyber…Continue Reading ›

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