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nlarsen15

Miami-area police agency charged with racial profiling - 0 views

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shared by nlarsen15 on 22 Nov 13 - No Cached
  • nlarsen15 on 22 Nov 13
     
    A young Florida black man has been stopped and questioned by police in Miami Gardens 258 times in four years, searched more than 100 times and arrested and nailed 56 times, the Miami Herald is reporting. But out of all that activity, the most serious conviction for Earl Sampson, 28, has been possession of marijuana, according to the news organization.
Madyson Burnett

Suspect in Craigslist slaying tells reporter she killed in 3 other states - 6 views

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shared by Madyson Burnett on 01 Apr 14 - No Cached
  • Madyson Burnett on 01 Apr 14
     
    This is crazy that someone could kill 22 men in 6 years.
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  • Kelly Hickey on 04 Apr 14
     
    She murdered more people than Jeffrey Dahmer and in a shorter time period too. Wow.
  • Andrew Myers on 04 Apr 14
     
    I'm not too sure how credible the story is. But, if it is true how had they not have noticed any type of connection between victims? Say, area of killing, type of person they are, etc.
  • krechele on 10 Apr 14
     
    At least she admits it. I think stories like this, are influenced by movies!
  • Melanie Mathiesen on 23 Apr 14
     
    The murderers are really young to have done something like that!
  • Nick Hopkins on 23 Apr 14
     
    She said she killed in Alaska and Florida, causing the police to investigate in both states. Which are probably the furthest states away. It would take a while for the police to investigate the cases. I think that she is trying to gain attention and possibly delay her trial.
  • Deja Hathaway on 23 Apr 14
     
    This is crazy! Who could do something like that?
  • Raul Rodriguez on 23 Apr 14
     
    so she must have put a lot of thought into the murders so she could spare her self more time with the states working together
  • Hailey Hallagan on 23 Apr 14
     
    I think that this is crazy! How can she just sit there and say her and her husband had this planned since they met... Kinda stupid and maybe even a little psycho.
  • Abbey Tierney on 23 Apr 14
     
    that's crazy! its a good thing they caught her. who knows how many more people she would have killed if she was still out there.
  • Sarah Allmon on 23 Apr 14
     
    She said that the police wont find full bodies, only body parts.. from a wide range of ages starting at 13! The couple have had plans to kill together, but the victims never showed up. Barbour said she knew they were going to kill someone together since the day they met! How can someone even have the slightest thought of something like this!!
  • Evan Dreessen on 23 Apr 14
     
    She's heading to prison as a young girl. She wants to be labeled as crazy as possible.
  • Brian Grimes on 23 Apr 14
     
    Women are crazy.
  • krechele on 23 Apr 14
     
    At least she admits it.
  • rjackson654 on 23 Apr 14
     
    I seriously don't think she was able to kill just over twenty men since she was thirteen without one getting away or fighting her back. She'd have to take the men by surprise and even then, I don't think a thirteen year old would have successfully committed a murder and got away with it. I think she is just trying to prolong her trial and send the police on a search for the bodies or parts of these individuals she killed. Regardless, one life is time is prison twenty is a couple lifetimes.
  • Este Smiley on 24 Apr 14
     
    I think you can never be too careful with people on craisglist.. It is full of many people who don't always tell the truth and they are on there for the wrong reasons. There has always been scary problems with Craigslist
  • bohnetsamantha on 30 Apr 14
     
    This was interesting to me, the way she admits to something but the process is taking longer to find her guilty. It's just weird to me that the girl admitted to something more but she's still being questioned. I also think it's a little sketchy that it took her two months and then she finally came out with the story and the locations where she killed them. She did state 2 people got away so finding them would help.
Bryan Pregon

Special Report - Nebraska v. Colorado: The War on Weed - 22 views

www.wowt.com/...The-War-on-Weed-295996161.html

shared by Bryan Pregon on 12 Mar 15 - No Cached
  • Bryan Pregon on 12 Mar 15
     
    "Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson in western Nebraska as he built the state's lawsuit against Colorado. His ultimate goal is to shut down the pot industry. "To me, people are being sold a bill of goods from people who stand to make millions from this industry. Our culture is at a pretty critical time where a whole generation of youth are at risk and adults need to step up and say this is a real potential harm to fight against.""
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  • noahseyboth on 17 Mar 15
     
    I feel that if they try to close down the pot industry they will just be wasting their time. People will still be using marijuana even if its not legal or being grown.
  • zachmurray on 17 Mar 15
     
    I think that if people try and shut down the pot industry, that it will be hard and it wont be easy. pot users and pot lovers will always use pot and will do all most anything to keep it legal.
  • abbyotten on 17 Mar 15
     
    It surprises me that the traffic related fatalities in people who had marijuana in their systems has been raised so much. I didn't realize it was that big of a problem. Maybe adults do need to fight back more for this potential harm.
  • zack gray on 17 Mar 15
     
    I don't feel they should be fighting this war. This because they don't have a valid point saying that marijuana is harmful in all actuality peanuts kill more people annually than marijuana and actually there hasn't ever been a death directly caused by it. Further more alcohol and cigarettes are far more harmful and are still legal.
  • angel fernandez on 17 Mar 15
     
    I think Nebraska has every right to sue the state of Colorado because they can't contain it in their state. That or they need to change their law saying only people who have a Colorado ID can purchase it.
  • mmuffley163 on 17 Mar 15
     
    I feel like legalizing Marijuana is a good idea in my opinion. It can be used to help man medical conditions and also is saving people's lives that really need it. It is used as a stimulate. If the government would legalize it they would make a profit by taxing the product. Therefore benefiting themselves. People are going to do what they want with marijuana, there would have to be certain restrictions on it though. I don't think Colorado will regret this law because it's not only helping them but their society.
  • leomendez on 17 Mar 15
     
    i feel like nebraska is just doing everything it can to get its way and not let the people have what they want. if nebraska would just make it legal, these problems would cease
  • ccannon666 on 17 Mar 15
     
    Although people are going to continue to use marijuana illegally, that doesn't mean we should stop trying to clean our states of it. Shutting down the pot industry may take awhile, but it's a good goal.
  • donaldc802 on 17 Mar 15
     
    I can see why Sheriff Adam Hayward of Deuel County, Nebraska, would want it shut down. It has a dispensary near their county, and makes it a little easier to bring marijuana into Nebraska. And may cost more for patrolling.
  • rduncan264 on 17 Mar 15
     
    I think no matter what you do marijuana will always be here. At least as long as it continues to grow people will continue to use it. I think Nebraska has a good point on how it is affecting costs for more paroling and road searches for people trying to sneak the drugs over, but the world is changing in so many ways and people just need to learn to adapt. I think Nebraska needs to find a way to adapt some how because it's their state thats having problems don't blame Colorado.
  • diegomartinez97 on 18 Mar 15
     
    This should not be tolerated, Colorado is Colorado and Nebraska is Nebraska. There's different laws.
  • dianaschrader on 18 Mar 15
     
    The only reason I am for the legalization of marijuana is because medical marijuana could help my mother. She has a severe nerve condition called trigeminal neuralgia. This is an inflammation if the main nerve in the face. There is research to suggest that medical marijuana could ease the suffering of people like her without all the health risks with what they use now as treatment. The current treatment is round the clock narcotics and this damages the liver. My mother already has liver damage so this could be a safer alternative.
  • jesse_lorenzen on 18 Mar 15
     
    I think Nebraska could be taking it a bit to far with going to court about it be I also think Colorado could be doing more to prevent this.
bwest01

Belgium: Europe's front line in war on terror - 0 views

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shared by bwest01 on 21 Mar 16 - No Cached
  • bwest01 on 21 Mar 16
     
    That Abdeslam was caught at all appears to have been an enormous stroke of luck. Despite a massive security operation, the trail appeared to have gone cold, until police, initiating a search for evidence at Abdeslam's safe house on Tuesday, encountered a barrage of gunfire which tipped them off that something -- or someone -- important was inside.
Bryan Pregon

It's not just Facebook. Thousands of companies are spying on you (opinion) - CNN - 4 views

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shared by Bryan Pregon on 29 Mar 18 - No Cached
  • Bryan Pregon on 29 Mar 18
     
    "But for every article about Facebook's creepy stalker behavior, thousands of other companies are breathing a collective sigh of relief that it's Facebook and not them in the spotlight. Because while Facebook is one of the biggest players in this space, there are thousands of other companies that spy on and manipulate us for profit."
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  • Connor McHood on 11 Apr 18
     
    Fun fact: on Facebook, there's a place in the settings where you can actually see what it believes your interests to be, including what it thinks your stance is on American politics.
  • Mackenzie Frush on 11 Apr 18
     
    I spoke to a friend who said that she woke up to an email saying her facebook information had been accessed and seen by a large number of other sources, outside of facebook. She said the cause of this was one of her facebook friends downloaded an app and all the friends of this person had gotten the same email about their information. It is just wrong how so many different companies are taking their users for advantage.
  • saratruong on 01 May 18
     
    I found this new information within the article to be very disturbing, and yet, there are some aspects that I'm not surprised about. I have already comprehended the fact that Google can track all of your searches and that causes ads to be related to your own interests but for media to constantly monitor my actions just from my phone? That's disturbing once you think and look into it.
  • amberhatcher943 on 02 May 18
     
    I was watching a video actually on Facebook and this couple heard about facebook stalking people so they decided to talk about cat food for 3 days with facebook open and offline then they opened it one day to cat food adds on their facebook which is really creepy to me.
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