Monday, September 9, 2019

There is CLASS and there is trash. crissy teigen has a discusting mouth. That is not how a lady talks.


(If anyone called obama an ugly n.......what would you say? Of course it would be wrong. You respect YOUR president even if you think that he is____________. My God have some class.)






Chrissy teigen is NOT a lady, ladies don't talk like this. It doesn't matter if you agree with someone or not... you don't talk like TRASH. There are ways to get your point across. How embarrassing for her.









Hey crissy..... how can you teach your children to have manors when you talk like that. Tell them that it is okay to talk like that.



Hey john... you're less than a real man if you think bullying a woman is okay





magine being president of a whole country and spending your Sunday night hate-watching MSNBC hoping somebody--ANYBODY--will praise you. Melania, please praise this man. He needs you.
Your country needs you, Melania

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Man charged in 31-year-old cold case murder. Police suspect he may have killed others





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Man charged in 31-year-old cold case murder. Police suspect he may have killed others

 David Andreatta, Gary Craig and Gregory J. Holman, USA TODAY,USA TODAY 1 hour 0 minutes ago
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - In blue jeans and a black town of Perinton hoodie, Larry Timmons, a bespectacled and grandfatherly man with a paunch, cut an unthreatening figure as a town parks watchman.

What few people who encountered Timmons when he worked for Perinton in 2014, or in his years prior as a real estate salesman around Rochester, could know was that police in his native Missouri suspected him in several killings whose investigations had long gone cold.

On Friday, police there charged Timmons, 65, who now resides in that state, for the 1988 murder of Cynthia Smith, a 31-year-old woman whose slaying he was questioned in at the time.

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Investigators there said police in neighboring Oklahoma, where Timmons lived for several years, had reopened investigations into at least two homicides, namely the 1994 murder of Timmons’ first wife, Deborah Jean Timmons, and the 1998 drowning death of an 11-year-old girl who was friends with a daughter Timmons had with Deborah Jean.

“We call him an opportunist,” said Sgt. Melissa Phillips, of the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office in southwest Missouri. “He does not target on sex or age. He has little boys in his past. He has little girls in his past. He has women in his past.”

Lawrence G. Timmons 

Locally, law enforcement officials received word earlier this year about the suspicions of Timmons' involvement in unsolved homicides, and have been investigating his time here.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office has no unsolved homicides that Timmons would be a suspect in, and also does not have unsolved rapes in which he would be a likely suspect, said Sheriff's Office Investigator Mike Shannon.

If people have information about Timmons that they think would be of interest to law enforcement, Shannon asked that they call the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.

From his early 20s through his early 40s, a period that spanned 1976 to 1994, Lawrence Gene Timmons was linked to no less than five separate violent crimes in Missouri, despite spending seven of those years in prison or on parole.

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He was charged in the kidnapping and assault of a young boy, the home invasion robbery of a female college student, and the gunpoint rape of a woman, and was questioned but never arrested in the homicides of his first wife and Smith.

Timmons was acquitted of the rape charge at trial, had his robbery conviction overturned on appeal, and was sentenced to seven years in prison for kidnapping and assault, although he served just three years before getting paroled.

Then, as a single father on the cusp of middle age, his run-ins with the law abruptly stopped.
He met a woman named Mechele Lokar, a single mother from Perinton whose stint in the Army had landed her in Oklahoma, where Timmons had settled. They had a daughter, married, and eventually relocated to her hometown in 2006.

Once in western New York, Timmons reinvented himself. He became Larry Timmons, an everyday real estate salesman and, for a brief time, a shuttle driver for senior citizens and a parks watchman for the town of Perinton.

Perinton officials say they plan to review his employment with human resources officials Monday before commenting further.

Timmons lived in two different Perinton locations, said Sheriff's Office Investigator Shannon.
Shannon said he sent information about Timmons to police across the state through an internal network but has not heard from any law enforcement considering him a suspect in an unsolved crime.

"We sent a flyer out to everybody in the state essentially," Shannon said Saturday.

Marty Lasher, who was a Perinton neighbor of Timmons, remembered going to Timmons' home once for a cookout.

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"He just seemed like good-natured and everything, but I just felt like I’m not going to continue this," Lasher said. “He just kind of made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. He was weird."

Gilbert Lester, the caretaker and landlord of a Whitney Road home where Timmons lived, said Timmons was quiet and easy-going.

"He paid his rent all right," Lester said. "I had no problem at all."

The murder charge came Friday as Timmons was being held on a $250,000 bond in Lawrence County Jail in Missouri on a forgery charge for allegedly lying about his criminal past on a job application at local liquor store.

Prosecutors also alleged he falsified employment applications and used as many as 17 variations of his name, along with four Social Security numbers and six dates of birth.

Timmons was arrested Aug. 19 at his Pierce City home.

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Follow David Andreatta, Gary Craig and Gregory J. Holman on Twitter: @david_andreatta, @gcraig1 and @GregHolmanNL.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Man charged in 31-year-old slaying suspected in other murders: Police




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Trial to begin in 9-year-old's killing that shocked Chicago... (just heads up.... NO is wasn't the NRA)



(When will kids be able to be kids without shit like this?)


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Trial to begin in 9-year-old's killing that shocked Chicago

DON BABWIN,Associated Press 3 hours ago
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New Jersey man scammed $2M from women by posing as a soldier on dating sites, prosecutors say





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New Jersey man scammed $2M from women by posing as a soldier on dating sites, prosecutors say

 Anthony V. Coppola, Vineland Daily Journal,USA TODAY 3 hours ago
CAMDEN, N.J. - A Millville man was arrested Wednesday on charges that he defrauded more than 30 people of $2.1 million in an elaborate online dating scheme where he and conspirators acted as United States military members attempting to ship gold bars home.

Rubbin Sarpong, 35, was to appear before Judge Joel Schneider in Camden federal court Wednesday on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, according to U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito.

The following details from this case were taken from court documents and statements:

From January 2016 to September 2019, Sarpong and several conspirators — many who reside in Ghana — reportedly set up profiles on various dating websites using fake or stolen identities posing as United States military personnel stationed overseas.

"They contacted victims through the dating websites and then pretended to strike up a romantic relationship with them, wooing them with words of love," according to the criminal complaint.

After starting a relationship with the victims, Sarpong and his conspirators would ask them for money, authorities claim, often for the claimed purpose of paying to ship nonexistent gold bars to the United States.

Rubbin Sarpong is accused of defrauding more than 30 victims of $2.1 million in online dating scheme. 

The most common story used by Sarpong and his conspirators was that they were military personnel stationed in Syria who were awarded gold bars. The conspirators told many of the victims their money would be reimbursed once the gold bars arrived in the United States. 

In one case, a conspirator claimed he was a U.S. solider stationed in Syria who had recovered gold bars worth $12 million and needed help bringing them over. He sent her a fictitious airway bill showing that two trunks with "family treasure" would be sent to her, along with a fake United Nations Identity Card that identified him as an Israeli citizen and UN delivery agent.

She wired him more than $93,000 and they planned to meet at the Baltimore/Washington International on June 13, 2018. The next day she died by suicide.

Authorities say Sarpong and his conspirators used various email accounts and Voice Over Internet protocol phone numbers to communicate with the victims and instruct them where to wire money.
Victims, on occasion, also sent money via personal and cashier's checks.

Authorities say the funds were then withdrawn in cash, wired to other domestic bank accounts and wired to conspirators in Ghana.

Sarpong, who was found posting photographs of himself with large amounts of cash, high-end cars and expensive jewelry, personally received $823,386 in the scheme, authorities said. 

According to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday, Sarpong was active on social media and "bragged about his wealth."

Authorities say on March 2, 2017, Sarpong posted a photograph of himself sitting in a car with a large stack of money up to his ear like a cellphone with a caption that read "WakeUp With 100k... One Time. Making A phone Call To Let My Bank Know Am Coming." 

In a May 29, 2017 post, Sarpong posted a photograph of himself in front of a white Mercedes with the comment "BloodyMoney," according to the complaint.

On December 12, 2018, Sarpong posted a photograph of himself with an unidentified male with the comment "BigBusiness Done...Now We Waiting For The Checks To Clear," authorities said.


Sarpong faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, according to Carpenito.

Follow Anthony Coppola on Twitter @AVCoppola.

This article originally appeared on Vineland Daily Journal: Man charged in $2M online dating scheme allegedly posed as soldier





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NBA star Kawhi Leonard's sister charged in deadly robbery



NBA star Kawhi Leonard's sister charged in deadly robbery

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - A relative of NBA star Kawhi Leonard has confirmed his sister is one of two women accused of robbing and killing an elderly woman at a Southern California casino.
 
The Riverside Press-Enterprise reports the aunt of 35-year-old Kimesha Williams confirmed Saturday that Williams is the sister of the Los Angeles Clippers forward.
 



Authorities say Williams and an accomplice followed an 84-year-old woman into a bathroom at Pechanga Resort Casino on Aug. 31, broke her skull and stole her purse. The victim died Wednesday.
 
A Riverside County sheriff's investigator is asking a judge to keep Williams held without bail, saying she may flee and "has family that are well-off and could post her bail."
 
Leonard attended high school in the area. He led the Toronto Raptors to their first NBA championship during the 2018-19 season before signing with the LA Clippers.

 



This undated photo released by the Riverside County Sheriff's Department on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019 shows Kimesha Williams. A relative of NBA star Kawhi Leonard has confirmed his sister, Kimesha Williams, is one of two women accused of robbing and killing an elderly woman at a Southern California casino. (Riverside County Sheriff's Department via AP)
 
A sister of NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard is one of two women charged with robbing and killing an 84-year-old woman at a Southern California casino, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported Saturday.
 
Kimesha Monae Williams, 35, is being held without bail at the Indio (Calif.) Correction Facility after the incident at Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula. Authorities say that on the morning of Aug. 31, Williams and Candace Tai Townsel, 39, attacked Afaf Anis Assad in a bathroom, broke her skull and then stole her purse.
 
Assad died Wednesday at a hospital, according to the newspaper.
 
Williams and Townsel were arrested Tuesday, according to the Press-Enterprise. Townsel also is being held without bail. Arraignment is slated for Sept. 19.
 
A Riverside County sheriff’s investigator asked a judge to hold Williams without bail, saying she might flee and that she “has family that are well-off and could post her bail,” an apparent reference to Leonard, who recently signed a three-year, $103 million with the Los Angeles Clippers.
  Williams and Townsel are also accused of stealing between $800 and $1,200 from Assad’s purse. Jail records list Williams as 6-foot-2, 320 pounds, and Townsel as 5-4, 195 pounds.
 
The Press-Enterprise reported that a doctor at Inland Valley Medical Center in Wildomar told the investigator that the fatal injury could not have been caused by a fall.
 
It would have required “a great amount of force, such as being pushed, thrown or punched by a 320-pound person,” according to the investigator’s notes.
 
The newspaper said Williams has prior convictions for petty theft, grand theft, misappropriating lost property, grand theft auto and attempted robbery, according to court records.
 
Kawhi Leonard grew up in Riverside before becoming a college star at San Diego State and blossoming into one of the top NBA players. He led the Toronto Raptors to the NBA title this past season, winning NBA Finals MVP for the second time in his career. He also won the award with the San Antonio Spurs in 2014.
 
Leonard’s father, Mark, was a murder victim in 2008.

—Field Level Media
Source: dailymail




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Saturday, September 7, 2019

McDonald's employee chokes and punches customer who complained about cold fries




 This is what happens when you complain about your food.

 Please listen to the video


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McDonald's employee chokes and punches customer who complained about cold fries

Megan Johnson,Yahoo Lifestyle 1 hour 5 minutes ago
An employee at a New Orleans McDonald's punched a customer who complained about his fries being cold. (Photo: 4WWL)(Photo: 4WWL)
An employee at a New Orleans McDonald's punched a customer who complained about his fries being cold. (Photo: 4WWL)
An employee at a New Orleans McDonald’s allegedly attacked a customer who complained about a cold order of fries.

Last week, the customer, who was on vacation with his wife in the Louisiana city, had complained to staff that his order of French fries was cold. The man, who wished to remain unnamed, admitted to news station 4WWL that while he was abrasive to the staff, he didn’t expect the incident to evolve into a violent one.

The altercation was caught on camera and shows the customer holding his food while an angry employee charges at him. “You gonna get out? Get out!” the employee yelled at the patron in the video.
Another co-worker intervenes and pulls the employee away, but the fight escalates when the customer follows him. The employee then puts his hands around the man’s neck and punches him in the head.

“I'm a big, big boy,” the customer told 4WWL. “Bigger than he is, but I didn't fight back. It was embarrassing. I didn’t want to leave my wife alone in New Orleans if I went to jail. If this happened to me in McDonald’s what could happen to her on these streets?"

According to NOLA.com, the police arrive on the scene, but no charges were filed. Now, the customer is demanding that charges are filed against his aggressor.

“If I could make sense of it I'd tell you, but I don't have a clue,” the customer told 4WWL. “The customer is always right, even if he's wrong.”

According to the news network, the employee was spotted still working at the same McDonald’s franchise on Sunday. 
 When questioned, franchise owner Chris Bardell replied that “the behavior seen in this video is not what I expect from my employees, we are conducting a thorough investigation of this incident."

Yahoo reached out to the McDonald’s corporation and the New Orleans Police Department for comment, but did not received an immediate response.




 Please go listen to whole video below. This is what the world has become.


https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/mc-donalds-employee-chokes-and-punches-customer-who-complained-about-cold-fries-195651157.html

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Stop this "color vs color" bull crap..... NOT ONE SINGLE COLOR IS BETTER THAN THE OTHERS.



This shit has to stop





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Black girls in US pushed out of school over racist and sexist school dress codes, report finds

 Maya Oppenheim,The Independent 3 hours ago
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Black girls in the US are being disproportionately pushed out of school over racist and sexist school dress codes and subjected to victim blaming by teachers, a new report has found.

Researchers at the National Women’s Law Centre (NWLC) found around half of secondary schools banned hair wraps or other head coverings, 59 per cent regulated the length of skirts and shorts, and 55 per cent regulated tightness and fit of clothing.

The study, which surveyed schools in Washington DC, found almost a quarter banned tights or leggings. And it found more than half of the schools with the harshest dress codes have a majority black student population.

Jasmine Tucker, the NWLC’s director of research, said many schools’ dress code policies target clothing most often worn by girls such as regulating tank top strap width.

She argued black girls face assumptions about “who they are and what they are like” built on stereotypes – adding that many traditionally black hairstyles and head coverings, which often have specific cultural or religious meaning, are sometimes seen to be “unprofessional”.

“Many schools ban head wraps or other head coverings and specify that hair must be ‘neat’, which is another way of banning certain hairstyles,” she told The Independent.

“NWLC spoke with many DC students who reported that black girls in their schools are being disproportionately targeted for violating dress code policies. This is unacceptable. Black girls deserve to bring their authentic selves to school and should not face unnecessary barriers to participating in the classroom.”

“Many dress codes specify disciplinary action that will be taken if a student is violating dress code, and includes barring students from class and even in or out of school suspension. They are disproportionately punishing students by standing in the way of learning for what are minor infractions.”

Ms Anderson noted high schools which are majority black tend to have more “stringent and harsher” student codes of conduct overall.


“Often times it is black administrators carrying out harsh discipline policies because they believe it’s necessary to prepare black students for a world that already views them as less innocent and more adult,” she said.

“But in actuality, restrictive dress codes and discipline policies reinforce anti-black stereotypes by telling black girls that their authentic selves are incompatible with academic success. Black girls deserve teachers and school leaders that are willing to challenge systemic racism and misogyny that have created barriers for too many students for too long.”

Ms Anderson added: “Any adult sexualising girls’ bodies by policing their clothing is problematic for students and results in negative academic, social, and emotional effects on students. Too often girls recounted stories about administrators implying that girls are inviting sexual harassment because of what they are wearing.

"Not only is this blaming the victim, it also communicates to boys or other harassers that they are not responsible for their own behaviour.”

This “boys will be boys attitude” prioritises the “desires of harassers over the bodily autonomy” of survivors, she added.

The campaigner called for schools to teach boys to respect their peers irrespective of what they choose to wear – arguing this issue would not arise when students get to university and then go into the world of work if it is addressed early in primary and secondary school.

NWLC carried out interviews with students, parents, and school administrators and looked at the dress code policies of 29 public and charter-schools.

Chloe Pine, a student at School Without Walls High School, said: “If you go to school every single day and a male teacher tells you that you are showing too much skin or that you look inappropriate, or that you are distracting other boys, you are again embedding in their head that they have to live up to some certain standard that a male made. And that is just not the way that society should be."

The report comes a year after the NWLC's initial study on racist and sexist enforcement of dress codes sparked far-reaching campaigning and activism from students and parents across the US. The Council of the District of Columbia passed the Student Fair Access to Schools Act of 2018 – a bill that would ban out-of-school suspensions for minor infractions including dress code violations.

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