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...Officer dispatched to a report of suspicious activity. Officer arrived and spoke to the reporting party who said that they found marijuana on the floor. Officer confiscated the marijuana...
...settle on why you are a part of this process, and why you believe what you believe,” he said. “Hopefully you will take some comfort in that and will be willing to go out and fight for it.” Steele spoke with enthusiasm about the partnership between the HRC and the BMF, which co-sponsored the event for the first time this year. “We need less noise of division and craziness and more noise of trying to figure out how we come together,” he said. Ralph...
...Officer dispatched to Hollis Hall North to take a report of suspicious activity. Officer arrived and spoke to the reporting party who said that they observed an individual attempting to climb up the fire escape. The reporting party said that they spoke to the individual who said they were attempting to locate a friend. The reporting party said that they then left the area. Officer searched the area for the individual with negative results. Officer reports there were several screens that were damaged and lying on the fire escape. Operations was notified of the incident...
...professional wrestler Ric Flair. In a Republican field of awkward campaigners, Huckabee shined as a rare politician who mastered the art of oratory. His style, filled with emotion and alliteration, followed the rolling pace of a Baptist preacher, his former profession. When he talked about Washington politicians, he spoke of "civilians in suits and silk ties." When he mentioned the military, he spoke of "generals with mud and blood on their boots." He railed against the "Washington-to-Wall Street power axis," and said a President is "not elected to the ruling class but to the servant class." He could...
Another longtime leader in the solidarity movement, who spoke under the condition of anonymity for fear of government reprisal, said anyone who thought Ortega's reelection would mark a return of revolution is "freeze-dried in the 1980s." The Ortega of today, she said, represents the same economic and business interests as the conservative right, only with a "schizophrenic discourse" that tries to tap the revolutionary appeal of the past...