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Alex Jones Calls for Trump to Issue 'Death Warrants' in Response to Chinese 'Weaponized Pneumonia'
InfoWars host Alex Jones is fed up with tyranny, and he has developed an unquenchable blood lust as a result of his righteous indignation.
"You don't play games with this stuff. Kill the Chinese spies! Kill them now! I want them dead! No more games! I want Trump to issue death warrants now against all these people. I want them killed. I want them dead now," Jones exclaimed during a recent edition of his titular program.
Jones admitted that the fake news media would come down hard on him for making such a statement, but he doesn't care anymore. The red-blooded Texan has nothing left to lose.
"I will not sit here and watch this country gang raped and the planet gang raped while we b*tch and complain that some old people might die of a weaponized pneumonia," Jones said.
"Sorry! The ChiComs with the deep state launched it. Now, I'm not going to kill anybody because that's not my job. I'm just saying: When you sell bioweapons-sequencing systems, you get your neck broken," he added.
Jones believes that the Trump administration should take "covert action" to deal with those responsible for the Wuhan plague off the books.
"They'll do that with the Mexican Mafia or MS-13 and give them an acid bath. Why aren't we taking the gloves off and sending in the Army and the Marines to kill these people?" Jones asked.
"Kill them! Kill them now!" he added.
Jones firmly believes that the coronavirus is a Chinese bioweapon, which has not yet been proven. The fake news media is starting to admit now that the coronavirus likely came from a pathogen research lab in Wuhan after claiming first that it was a conspiracy theory.
"Why are we going to sit here and take bio attacks against our country? Why are we going to sit here and take an economic warfare attack with Democrats smiling like the cheshire cat of what they just did to us?" he asked.
Jones finished his rant with a plea to President Donald Trump, who has appeared on his show and been laudatory of the populist talk show personality in the past.
"So I'm going to tell the President again: You're in a fight for your life. I'm in a fight for my life. America is. No more games. Take Hollywood over, the ChiComs already did. Take the Federal Reserve over, the globalists have control of it. Take control of the country and restore the Republic now," he said.
"George Washington would have a stack of death warrants two feet tall… And when he's done kicking ass, he goes back to the farm. That's what we want. So, the President needs to do his job and launch covert direct action now. Kill the enemy, President Trump! Kill them!" he said to conclude his blustering.
The entire rant can be seen here:
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As Jones is attacked by overreaching bureaucrats at the state and federal level, he refuses to dial his activities back whatsoever. He is "all in" regarding his war against the new world order, which has reached a fevered pitch during the Trump era.


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Written By David Thill January 7, 2021
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Maine is seeking to choose a site for a test cluster of floating wind turbines, such as this one, located off the shore of Portugal.
People who make a living catching fish and lobster off the state's coast questioned state officials' commitment to working with the industry on offshore wind.
Online stakeholder meetings last month revealed the depth of skepticism Maine officials face from the fishing and lobster industries over a proposal for a small test cluster of floating wind turbines off the state's southern coast.
The series of four webinars, most of which were focused on the fishing industry, were intended to gather input on where to build the project. They were the first of several stakeholder engagement efforts that will continue early this year.
Originally announced in late November, the wind farm, which the state calls a "research array," would be located 20 to 40 miles offshore in the Gulf of Maine and take up about 16 square miles of ocean, with a maximum of 12 turbines. This is about a tenth of the size of commercial wind lease areas along the East Coast, according to the state. The project would initially have a 20-year lease in the federal waters.
The state is looking to choose a site from an area (outlined in red on this map) in the Gulf of Maine toward the southern end of the state, roughly east of Portland.
While it's not guaranteed the research array would be in the water before any commercial farms, the state hopes at least some findings from this project will help inform commercial developers. What those findings entail has yet to be determined and will also depend on stakeholder input.
The state plans to apply with the federal Bureau of Ocean Land Management to secure a site in late winter or early spring — a timeline fishing groups called too aggressive. Construction could begin within five years, but that depends on how the permitting goes. This process is happening parallel to an interstate planning process led by the Bureau of Ocean Land Management to gather input for permitting commercial arrays. That process, which Maine is a part of along with New Hampshire and Massachusetts, has been stalled for the past year mostly because of the pandemic.
"The decision to prioritize the research array, I think, is an indication of the desire to collect more research, have more dialogue about where this could be sited, but also what the potential impacts and opportunities" are, said Dan Burgess, director of the Governor's Energy Office. This is "a sign of our intent to do this in the most collaborative way possible," he said.
Unlike traditional offshore turbines that sit on towers driven into the seabed, floating turbines are anchored to the seabed with cables. Aside from a single-turbine project currently being led by the University of Maine, whose technology will likely be used in the new array, the United States has no other planned floating turbines, which will be necessary in the deep waters of the Gulf of Maine. There are few floating arrays around the world, according to a 2020 report from Carbon Trust.
Still, even the relatively small area that Maine's project will consume could be a significant loss for the fishing industry, said Ben Martens, executive director of the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association.
"That could be one individual's fishing grounds," or even an entire community's, Martens said. "So we are early in the process of trying to understand what the state's goals are" and how this project will compare to others of different sizes and purposes.
"We're really hopeful that the project isn't fast-tracked and that we take the time to have meaningful engagement with the fishing industry in a way that's respectful and understanding," Martens said. But already he and others say the timeline feels rushed.
Gathering meaningful input and data from the industry to decide on the most appropriate site for the project would take at least two years, said Annie Hawkins, executive director of the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance. This sentiment was echoed by many webinar attendees.
Applying to the Bureau of Ocean Land Management in the spring is "not even close," Hawkins said. "The timeline is way off." Adding the pandemic on top of that, which makes in-person meetings nearly impossible, further complicates the process, she said.
From state officials' perspective, this is the most time-effective way to stay ahead of commercial development. But Hawkins said the state has leverage on commercial projects: Officials could refuse power purchase agreements with developers, or they could oppose federal projects that interfere with Maine's fisheries, serving as a sort of veto.
These aren't guaranteed solutions — the Bureau of Ocean Land Management has the final say on whether a project can go forward in federal waters — but if the state were truly committed to using this research to inform other projects, she said, this would be a potential avenue.
"We're not in a position yet to say what we would or wouldn't do, but we will strongly advocate for the interests of Maine and the research array during future processes," Celina Cunningham, deputy director of the Governor's Energy Office, wrote in an email.
Fishing industry members are also curious about what the research will entail. The current constraints — not just location and interconnection, but the need also to site the project on an area of seabed that's gravel or mud — could further limit the research opportunities. Plus, with a 20-year lease, it would be difficult to stop the project if it's shown to be disruptive to the environment.
"At what point is this really research and what point are you just building wind projects?" Hawkins questioned.
The individual concerns are part of a larger one: The fishing industry isn't convinced the state is being transparent. Members say they're ready to work with the state, but they don't think they're getting all the information.
State officials have been adamant that they do not have a site chosen and that they want to work with the fishing industry to ensure the site for this project is chosen carefully and collaboratively. But industry members in interviews and at the webinars said there are still too many questions they feel state officials already know the answers to.
"It just feels like we're really being forced into a decision that we're not prepared to make," said Patrice McCarron, executive director of the Maine Lobstermen's Association. Only 10% of Maine's lobster license holders are currently required to report precise estimates of their catch, but with new federal funds, the state is about to begin moving toward 100%. (This is part of a federal requirement to help protect the endangered right whale.) Without that data, the siting question can't be answered, she said.
"Once BOEM issues that lease, that's your footprint," she said. So even if data begins to come in once the spot is chosen indicating it's not a good choice, the array would still have to go there to comply with the lease.
"It's very unnerving," McCarron said. "It's causing a lot of anxiety for people because we're not sure — how can the fishing industry collaborate or work with the government to make the best decision when we just fundamentally disagree?"
"The way that this has been rolled out, I just don't feel a sense of trust," she said. "I don't feel that information and facts and science are being used rationally. In fact, there aren't any."
Officials continue to emphasize that a site has not been chosen, and they're asking for survey input from members of the public, including the fishing industry.
Going forward, the state will hold "scoping meetings" in January, and Cunningham and others plan to hold small group and one-on-one discussions before the application is submitted to the Bureau of Ocean Land Management.
McCarron said she and other industry members will see what the coming weeks bring, while continuing to remind the public of the value of the lobster industry, which in Maine was worth $485 million in 2019.
"We worry that when you're on the outside looking in on us, the ocean looks huge," she said. "It looks like 16 miles, who cares, big deal." But the industry already has to navigate shipping lanes and fishing use specifications. "There's definitely a worry that people won't understand why we're concerned."
"It's just basic survival for these guys," she said. Maine's lobster industry is "solid," she said, "and it's important that we don't get lost as all these shiny new things come in."
About David Thill
David is a New York-based journalist who has written on health, science and the environment for various outlets, including World Wildlife Fund and the Chicago newspaper Windy City Times. He has reported on topics including the city's opioid epidemic, bird research at the Field Museum, and LGBT youth in foster care. He covers northern New England for the Energy News Network.
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Recently, according to foreign media reports, a new book about the behind-the-scenes story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "The Story of Marvel Studios: The Making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe", contains such an idea.
Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Pictures, once proposed that the six members of the first generation of the Avengers: Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye be "sacrificed" in "Avengers 4."
"Avengers 4" director Joe Russo revealed: "Kevin's original proposal was like "Toy Story 3", the concept of'everyone jump into the stove together'.
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Hussain Chaudhary has asked the opposition parties, especially, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) to stop campaign against the military and the judiciary.
Addressing a press conference here Monday, he said that the government has tasked Minister for Economic Affairs Division (EAD) Omar Ayub Khan to collaborate with the State Bank of Pakistan in probing from where organisers of the Asma Jahangir Conference and the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) arranged funds.
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What I Learned Last Week: Aug 29, 2021
I am starting this series to put my research/findings into laymen's terms for everyone to use as they see fit. It can be overwhelming to process all of the information on various topics, so I will try to summarize important helpful facts to help you fight for our freedoms!
The Crime of the Century:
Section 1 & 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms
A lot of people are stating the Government has invoked Section 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and that is how they are legally allowed to do everything they have been doing for the past year.
"Section 1 – Reasonable limits
1. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society".
First of all, "Section 1 is engaged only after a finding has been made that a right or freedom has been limited. The onus of proof under section 1 is on the person seeking to justify the limit, which is generally the government (Oakes, supra). The standard of proof is the civil standard or balance of probabilities (Oakes, supra)".
Once YOU have established that on the surface a charter right has been infringed upon, the onus then shifts to the government to justify the infringement under section 1 of the charter.
However, in order for the government to justify the infringement of other charter rights, under section 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms they have to pass a 2 part test.
"The Oakes test
The Court in R v Oakes created a two-step balancing test to determine whether a government can justify a law which limits a Charter right.
1. The government must establish that the law under review has a goal that is both "pressing and substantial." The law must be both important and necessary. Governments are usually successful in this first step.
2. The court then conducts a proportionality analysis using three sub-tests.
a. The government must first establish that the provision of the law which limits a Charter right is rationally connected to the law's purpose. If it is arbitrary or serves no logical purpose, then it will not meet this standard.
b. Secondly, a provision must minimally impair the violated Charter right. A provision that limits a Charter right will be constitutional only if it impairs the Charter right as little as possible or is "within a range of reasonably supportable alternatives."[4]
c. Finally, the court examines the law's proportionate effects. Even if the government can satisfy the above steps, the effect of the provision on Charter rights may be too high a price to pay for the advantage the provision would provide in advancing the law's purpose".
To pass branch 1 the government would have to establish to the courts satisfaction that the emergency was justified on a scientific and medical basis, which they would most likely not be able to do. However even if they were able to, they would have to satisfy branch 2 of the test as well. In Rocco Galati's opinion the mandates put in place for the last year are like taking a "sledge hammer to kill a fly, on a glass table", they grossly over step both rationality and proportionality. Then as per branch 2.c. even if they can meet all of the above measures, the effects of the measures can not out weigh the threat.
What if they just pass legislation to override the charter rights with section 33?
Section 33 allows them to override the rights contained in sections 2, 7-15.
"Section 33 – Notwithstanding clause
33. (1) Parliament or the legislature of a province may expressly declare in an Act of Parliament or of the legislature, as the case may be, that the Act or a provision thereof shall operate notwithstanding a provision included in section 2 or sections 7 to 15 of this Charter.
(2) An Act or a provision of an Act in respect of which a declaration made under this section is in effect shall have such operation as it would have but for the provision of this Charter referred to in the declaration.
(3) A declaration made under section (1) shall cease to have effect five years after it comes into force or on such earlier date as may be specified in the declaration.
(4) Parliament or the legislature of a province may re-enact a declaration made under section (1).
(5) Section (3) applies in respect of a re-enactment made under section (4)".
Using Section 33 to override Sections 2, 7-15, would first require full debate in the legislature. More so some of the rights in sections 2-15 existed before our patriation in 1982, in the THE CONSTITUTION ACTS 1867 to 1982. They then have been duplicated in the 1982 Canada Charter of Rights & Freedoms. The pre-existing rights have different contexts and analysis. For example;
Section 2 has been recognized & protected since the 1950's by the Supreme Court of Canada in the Quebec vs Jehovah's Witness cases.
"Section 2(a) – Freedom of religion
2. Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms:
freedom of conscience and religion.
Section 2(b) – Freedom of expression
freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication.
Section 2(c) – Freedom of peaceful assembly
freedom of peaceful assembly;
Section 2(d) – Freedom of association
freedom of association".
These constitution rights that were recognized prior to the Charter of Rights 1982 are not subject to Section 1 or 33. This is driven home by Section 26 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
"Section 26 – Existing rights and freedoms in Canada continue
26. The guarantee in this Charter of certain rights and freedoms shall not be construed as denying the existence of any other rights or freedoms that exist in Canada".
Which says you can not interpret the charter rights so as to diminish pre-existing constitutional rights that existed before the charter was enacted, it would be counter intuitive. With all of this being said, all of the Emergency Acts/measures put in place over the past 20 months would more than likely not hold up to proper legislative debate or a Supreme Court ruling. Now you can see why our government has been operating behind closed doors, not allowing members of parliament to participate in the "normal" law making processes. Freedom Fighters please buckle down, because this is going to be a long fight to recover our freedoms taken from us, but with Rocco on our side we just might succeed!
Information sourced from @ 23:40 of Your Rights to Decline Mandatory Covid Measures by Rocco Galati
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To start I would like to add a disclaimer; all of the below research and information has been done by myself with no legal assistance or advice. My statements below are to provide information & my opinions supported by Canadian Laws & Rights. However as we are in unprecedented times these methods have not yet been tested by an employee of the Canadian Federal Government to the best of my knowledge.
Many unions have released statements, supporting the ideals of mandatory vaccine policies. Within them you may find a statement about "The government must also provide accommodations for workers who cannot be vaccinated for reasons protected under human rights legislation, including health concerns."
This statement indicates there are Human Rights that are still being adhered to when it comes to our medical choices.
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms Canada states that " 'Forced vaccination' means forcibly injecting citizens with a vaccine against their will. 'Mandatory vaccination' means a legal requirement to be vaccinated, and to provide proof of vaccination. Failure to comply with the mandate could result in consequences, such as being prevented from attending events, holding certain employment, or receiving certain government benefits. Some provinces already require vaccines for children to attend public schools; however, there have always been exemptions available on medical, religious, or conscience grounds."
Human Right 1: Medical Exemptions
A medical exemption must be determined by a licenced doctor & I would recommend getting a signed letter from them if this is an option for you.
Human Right 2: Conscience or Religious Beliefs
The Ontario Government provides a Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief (Form 4897-64E (2017/07)) for parents whom would like their children to attend public school, but do not want their children vaccinated. This form does not state the family's religious beliefs. This is because the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Section 2(a) states the following "Freedom of religion has been defined as "the right to entertain such religious beliefs as a person chooses, the right to declare religious beliefs openly and without fear of hindrance or reprisal, and the right to manifest religious belief by worship and practise or by teaching and dissemination… further, that "religion" typically involves: a particular and comprehensive system of faith and worship; a belief in a divine, superhuman or controlling power; and/or a personal conviction or belief that fosters a connection with the divine or with the subject or object of that spiritual faith… Note, however, that the Court has also stated that the rights of atheists, agnostics, skeptics and the unconcerned are equally protected by section 2(a)."
Through my contacts & research I came across a woman "Agent J" whom worked in the health care industry in America. She was not comfortable with receiving vaccines that were not previously written into her statement of offer/contract, like many of us. She wrote a statement of declination for offer, NOT AN EXEMPTION, that states her conscience beliefs against a vaccine. This letter was 100% successful for keeping & prolonging her employment. This letter has since been used around the globe, and proven successful.
Below I will break down the letter along with what wording is important to note as they play an important roll with regards to the information you are providing. I will also include a copy of the letter if you would like to use at your own will.
Declination: a formal refusal
Product: something produced
This is important as you are stating you understand your workplace is offering you a product, that is not an approved vaccine by the Health Products and Food Branch (HPFB) of Canada but authorized by them for emergency use. The HPFB states "the interim order pathway for COVID-19-related drugs and vaccines, which was signed by the Minister of Health and came into effect on September 16, 2020… An interim order is one of the fastest mechanisms available to the federal government for putting in place temporary regulations to help make health products available to address large-scale public health emergencies.
This interim order facilitates timely access for Canadians to drugs and vaccines that have demonstrated the ability to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure COVID-19. The interim order introduces temporary regulations to expedite the authorization for importing, selling and advertising COVID-19-related drugs without compromising patient safety…."
YOUR NAME, a living person retain and reserve all of my God-given rights including sole possession and sole use of all my biological materials which are granted to me by my Creator:
This statement directly ties to the following statement in the charter of rights & freedoms "… a belief in a divine, superhuman or controlling power; and/or a personal conviction or belief that fosters a connection with the divine…"
Statement of Declination for Offer of COVID-19 Vaccine Product
YOUR NAME, a living person retain and reserve all of my God-given rights including sole possession and sole use of all my biological materials which are granted to me by my Creator.
My employer and location of employment have offered a COVID-19 vaccination product to me pursuant to and satisfying the requirements of YOUR PROVINCE Health & Safety Code COPY AND PASTE COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE HERE.
I retain the right to decline all attempts to access, influence and or otherwise alter any and all of my God-given biological material and or biological systems which are unique, flawless and original design and craftsmanship of my Creator and of which my Creator has granted me sole possession, proprietorship and use of.
I require that any and all product offered to me by my employer or workplace be both entirely retrievable from and also removable in its entirety from my body, person, and personhood at the conclusion of each and every work period and or work shift and also and again at the completion of my contractual obligations with my location or employment, and or employer.
Pursuant to my above statement, I decline the offer for COVID-19 vaccination product.
YOUR SIGNATURE DATE
YOUR PRINTED NAME
LINK TO WORD DOC TEMPLATE
These are our last ditch methods of resisting the mandates. I suggest today you send an email to your union representative voicing your concerns immediately, asking why there was no vote for your freedoms of medical choices.
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Links & Allies
H0LD THE LINE – Peer Support Group
Zoom Meeting Link
Police on Guard for Thee
Mounties For Freedom
Travailleurs Postaux Libre-choix Québec / Free Choice Postal Workers Quebec
Canada Unity
Stand Up Canada
Freedom4Canada
Free to Fly Canada
Game On Canada
Vaccine Choice Canada
Canadians Against Health Passports
Stand4THEE
Employés fédéraux contre la vaccination obligatoire
BC Businesses against Health Pass
AB Businesses Against Health Pass
Saskatchewan Citizens Against Mandatory Vaccinations
Manitoba Businesses against the Health Pass
Ontario Businesses Against Health Pass
New Brunswick Businesses Against Discrimination
Stand 4 Freedom New Brunswick
Scotia Mass against the Pass
PEI Businesses against Health Pass
Newfoundland Businesses Against Health Pass
No More Lockdowns Canada
Freedom of Choice Canada
Canadian Rights Watch
Ontarians for Liberty
WE DO NOT CONSENT CANADA
Fearless Canada
Legal Allies
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Ontario Civil Liberties Association
BC Civil Liberties Association
Constitutional Rights Centre
Grey Wowk Spencer LLP
Bergman & Associates
BC Human Rights Organization
Human Rights Watch Canada
Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
Laws, Rights & Regulation Links:
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada:
https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/speeches/2021/s-d_20210519/?fbclid=IwAR3E1M2x1aczYuNKJQr-XAJDpebGo3PhZW_yT8G4O_0zc4m79vry8TuKDdA
Canadian Patient Rights:
https://canadianhealthadvocatesinc.ca/patient-rights/
Ontario Patient Rights:
https://settlement.org/ontario/health/patients-rights-and-responsibilities/rights-and-responsibilities-of-patients/what-are-my-rights-as-a-patient/
The Nuremberg Code:
https://muhc.ca/sites/default/files/users/user136/The%20Nuremberg%20Code.pdf
Legal Links:
Lawyers Associated Worldwide:
https://www.watsongoepel.com/news/mandatory-employee-vaccination-a-canadian-update/
Samfiru | Tumarkin:
https://stlawyers.ca/blog-news/category/coronavirus-outbreak/
Data Links:
Canada's COVID-19 daily epidemiology update:
https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/epidemiological-summary-covid-19-cases.html
Canadian COVID Vaccine Adverse Side Effects Data:
https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/vaccine-safety/#a3
VAERS COVID Vaccine Data:
https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data
Vaccine Info Links:
STATUS of COVID "Vaccines" from Canada Health Products & Food Branch:
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-health-products/covid19-industry/drugs-vaccines-treatments/authorization/list-drugs.html
Drug and vaccine authorizations for COVID-19: Overview:
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-health-products/covid19-industry/drugs-vaccines-treatments/authorization.html#a3
Medical Professionals:
Canadian Covid Care Alliance:
Vernon Coleman:
https://vernoncoleman.org
Like Minded Individuals:
Rebel News:
https://www.rebelnews.com
The Real Chris Sky:
https://realchrissky.com
Christen: True Whole Human:
https://www.deconstructingconventional.com/post/18-reason-i-won-t-be-getting-a-covid-vaccine
Constitutional Rights Centre – You Tube:
https://www.youtube.com/c/ConstitutionalRightsCentreInc/videos
Constitutional Rights Centre – Odysee:
https://odysee.com/@CRC-CDC:6
Awake Canada – Rumble:
https://rumble.com/search/video?q=awake%20canada
WholeHearted Media – Rumble:
https://rumble.com/c/c-907823
Stew Peters – Rumble:
https://rumble.com/c/StewPeters
Feds For Freedom – Rumble:
https://rumble.com/user/Fedsforfreedom
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DND & Unions Flipping Sides?
DND Site: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/campaigns/covid-19/resuming-work/frequently-asked-questions/vaccines-immunization.html#toc2 Screen Shot Taken: 2021-08-13 at 3.43.10
PSCA Site (Must be a member to access) http://psacunion.ca/your-rights-work-vaccinations-and-covid-19 Screen Shot Taken: 2021-08-13 at 3.44.41
The above images are of the linked websites as of August 13th 2021. Many unions have already flipped their position to fight for its members, and are endorsing the mandate. "Chris Aylward, national president of the Public Service Alliance of Canada, said his union supports the goals of the government's plan but wants to ensure it respects PSAC members' legal right to privacy." We can not be on both sides of the fence. Protecting our privacy rights but not protecting our medical rights. We did not sign contracts allowing our employers to decide what we do and do not put into our bodies.
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Starting the fight for freedom
We are Canadian Federal Government Employee's.
We started this site/movement to fight against the proposal of federally mandated vaccines for all federal employees & federally mandated sector employees.
This movement is in its inception, information will be made available as soon as I can procure, verify & post it.
FEDERAL PETITION:
A federal election has just been called, the House of Commons e-petition system now states: "Dissolution of Parliament temporarily closes the e-petition system and causes all e-petitions not yet presented to the House to be withdrawn. Active content of the petitions site should be reactivated approximately 3 weeks after the election."
Once parliament is sitting I will be registering a petition for our fight.
Until such time I will be posting facts, information, links & usable forms to help with the fight.


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In this still image taken from video, Walter Scott runs away from North Charleston police officer Michael Slager before Slager opened fire, killing Scott. Provided
Noble Wray, director of policing practices with the federal COPS program, said in announcing a review of North Charleston police last year that city leaders had shown a commitment to reforming the force. File
Protesters gather outside North Charleston City Hall shortly after video of Walter Scott's shooting death emerged. File/Staff
North Charleston trying to emerge from troubled times after Walter Scott shooting
By Andrew Knapp aknapp@postandcourier.com
North Charleston's police force is rising from its darkest hour two years ago, when one of its own shot Walter Scott in the back, several longtime critics, supporters and residents said.
Public complaints about officers in 2016 have hit one of their lowest levels in 12 years. A police advisory commission made up of residents was formed to make suggestions to improve community ties. An ongoing Department of Justice review, unchanged by the new presidential administration, also is expected to recommend further reforms.
If they persist, many observers said, these efforts may help the North Charleston Police Department shake a troubled past, pocked with allegations of excessive force, unlawful searches and patrolling tactics that affected black communities the most. A video of the death of Scott, a black man, at the hands of a white patrolman on April 4, 2015, opened that history to worldwide scrutiny.
"I've been pretty frustrated with North Charleston over the years," said Dot Scott, a city resident and president of the Charleston NAACP chapter. "Habits don't change overnight, but I think we're in an improved place now."
Elements of troubled times remain, however.
One person alleged recently that an officer who arrested him said the department had a reputation for locking up people and killing them. And the agency has disciplined two employees who shared information with the Charleston Thug Life blog, which exposed Lowcountry criminals in a way that some considered racially charged.
Overall, though, formal complaints about the force dropped to 20 last year, 10 fewer than the annual average since 2005 and far shy of the 68 in 2012, department records showed.
City Councilman Ron Brinson sees officers getting more involved with community sporting events. They're sitting on front porches. They're committing random acts of kindness, like buying a bicycle for a child.
"They want folks to see the Police Department in full-throttle service mode," Brinson said. "They are trying really, really hard, and I think they're making progress."
A written statement from Police Chief Eddie Driggers highlighted the department's "spotlight walks," when groups of officers tour communities and greet residents. Investigators have also built a system for better communication with crime victims.
"Our established relationships continue to improve," Driggers stated, "and we work daily to develop new relationships and trust with the citizens we serve."
'Better' but at a cost?
Officer Michael Slager pulled over Scott's car because of a broken brake light.
It was the kind of policing that critics long lamented: a traffic stop for a minor violation that could uncover more serious crime. The practice was often employed in predominately black neighborhoods that struggle with drugs and violence.
Scott, 50, ran and soon struggled with Slager, who said Scott grabbed his Taser. The officer said he fired in self-defense.
But eyewitness Feidin Santana's video showed the stun gun hitting the ground as Scott turned and ran away. The officer fired eight shots, hitting Scott five times. The footage prompted the lawman's arrest.
City officials said the frequency of traffic stops had waned before the shooting, but they plummeted after, according to S.C. Department of Public Safety statistics. One measure is traffic stops that result in warnings. The most recent data shows that 18,000 warnings were issued in the 22 months since Scott's death — a 63 percent drop from the 49,000 in the same prior period.
The stops used to prompt complaints to James Johnson, a local resident and state president of the National Action Network.
"It's a lot better," he said. "I just don't want to see it go back to what it used to be like before Walter Scott."
But leaders continue to ask whether this change has come at a cost. North Charleston saw 32 homicides in 2016, its deadliest year.
"We can't ignore the higher crime," Brinson said.
Slager's attorney, Andy Savage of Charleston, said he has met with many officers in preparation for the trials. Morale in the force dipped after Scott's shooting, Savage said, though some officials said it has improved.
But officers still fear becoming embroiled in controversies that threaten their livelihood, Savage said.
"North Charleston is much less safe than it was two years ago because the police are not out there risking their jobs and their freedom to get drugs off the street, to find guns, to reduce crime," he said. "The pendulum has swung too far."
'Work in progress'
Some advocates are still troubled by reports of some confrontations but encouraged by how they're handled.
Johnson said he pushed the police to aggressively examine a November traffic stop that left James Terry, a black man, with a swollen face.
He lauded officials for following through. Officer Leroy Hair was fired and later arrested, accused of assaulting the shackled Terry in a patrol car.
"The police chief needs to know what's happening on the street," Johnson said.
Councilwoman Dorothy Williams said many remain too quick to criticize. The local Black Lives Matter group, she said, faulted the arrest of six students involved in a disturbance on school bus in February. Other civil rights activists, including Johnson, came to the officers' defense.
"Some people felt they got ammunition from the Scott shooting," Williams said. "To keep it going, they keep hammering at the police for any old thing. ... But I feel so good about the way things are going now."
Internal investigators also have held some officers accountable.
Last year, the police filed 51 complaints about other department members, 38 of which were sustained. Five officers were suspended.
Half of the 20 complaints from the public in 2016 were substantiated. One officer was fired and two got written reprimands. And for the first time since at least 2005, internal investigators confirmed two accusations of racial bias.
According to one complaint, a 33-year-old black man was pulled over in July for leaving his blinker light on too long without turning. The officer reported smelling drugs, searching the car and finding marijuana.
But the man alleged that the stop and search were unlawful, according to a complaint, and investigators sustained the accusation.
Then in December, an officer came across a driver whose loud music rattled a nearby home's windows. The 24-year-old black man said he was "exercising his freedom of speech," a report stated. He refused to hand over his identification for a ticket, so he was arrested, the officer reported.
But the man's complaint said the officer had discussed the reputation of the North Charleston police, making the motorist uncomfortable. "They kill and lock people up," the document stated, paraphrasing the officer's alleged words.
That allegation wasn't immediately resolved, but body-worn cameras have helped sort out others. In May, an officer struggling to arrest a combative woman was captured on video saying, "Get the leg shackles. Punish the (expletive)," a complaint stated.
The city bought the cameras after Scott's death, and state legislators voted to require them on police officers statewide. "It's being put to good use," said Rep. Wendell Gilliard, D-Charleston, who pushed for the law.
It's difficult to judge how the cameras are being used, though, because their footage is not considered public information.
And not all observers paint a rosy picture of how problems are being handled.
Ed Bryant, president of the NAACP branch in the city, said he still fields reports of overbearing policing.
"I see how many times North Charleston is being sued, and I don't see them learning a lesson," he said. "There is still work to be done."
Bryant mentioned the 2012 case of 17-year-old Carlton Pringle, who was shot in the back by an officer. Surveillance video showed Pringle running from the officer but also pointing what the police said was a gun.
A recent $500,000 settlement of Pringle's lawsuit let the city avoid trial, which Bryant contended might have shown how the incident could have been better handled.
Authorities cleared the officer of any wrongdoing.
Detractors and supporters alike, though, said no police force can be perfect even after learning from its mistakes.
"There are always going to be complaints," said Justin Bamberg, a state representative and an attorney for Scott's family. "It's a work in progress. The problems were not created overnight, and the relationship with the community will not improve overnight."
'Way to work together'
Further changes are expected in the coming year.
Many welcomed the city's announcement last year that the Justice Department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS, would examine procedures for traffic stops, uses of force and misconduct investigations.
But some endorsed the effort only half-heartedly, arguing that it would not expose any unconstitutional practices that a federal civil rights investigation would. With President Donald Trump's attorney general voicing a lack of support for such probes, advocates said the COPS review holds the most promise.
There is no indication that the new administration has peeled back that effort. COPS spokeswoman Najla Haywood said the team was finalizing its assessment and planning to release a report this summer.
Bill Nettles, who was South Carolina's top federal prosecutor when city officials announced the measure, said he hoped Washington would not abandon other initiatives to improve policing nationwide.
"If nothing is done and the community has a problem, it makes them crazy," said Nettles, now a private attorney. "That's where you get civil unrest."
Mass protests and violence never materialized here.
Instead, Nettles said he sees disparate voices coming together to effect change. He was hired to shape the Citizens' Advisory Commission on Community-Police Relations, whose members were appointed by the City Council to inspect policies, complaints and practices.
The panel has met only twice, but Nettles expects its work to "carry weight" for the police.
"We're going to get many good ideas to address the issues," said member Tony Grasso, a businessman and resident of the Russelldale neighborhood since 1984.
"And the elephant in the room is that we know North Charleston has had issues."
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UPDATE: This report by the Weekly Standard is incorrect.
Liberty House accepted the Trump donation but could not receive the donation at a rally for tax reasons.
Another brilliant move by someone who feels more strongly about politics than the cause he supposedly cares about.
New Hampshire based Liberty House turned down a large donation from Donald Trump because they didn't want to appear like they were supporting his campaign.
Because politics trump care for veterans.
The Daily Beast is reporting that a small New Hampshire-based veterans charity has turned down a six figure check from Donald Trump. Liberty House turned Trump's money away because they objected to it being given to them in a public setting: a campaign rally for Trump.
On Friday, Liberty House executive director Keith Howard received a call from a Trump campaign staffer, who conveyed that Trump would like to publicly present them with a six-figure check at a Londonderry rallyon Monday, right before the Granite State primary.
It's an enormous amount of money for a small charity. But Howard said he wouldn't do it—risking the entire, substantial donation on a point of principle.
Howard, a 57-year-old Army vet, objected to the use of veterans for political purposes. He doesn't believe that his charity—which clothes the homeless, feeds the needy, and provides housing to 10 formerly homeless vets—should be presented with money by a political candidate at a political rally.


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Schitt's Creek Star Dan Levy Shares Memories of the Award-Winning Show with BU Students
Ryan de Kock (CAS'22), BU's Queer Activist Collective's outreach coordinator (left), interviewed Schitt's Creek cocreator, showrunner, and star Dan Levy February 19.
Actor, writer spoke about the importance of gay representation at Friday event
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Students who stayed in on Friday night were rewarded with a virtual visit with Schitt's Creek cocreator, showrunner, and star Dan Levy. The multi-Emmy winner, fresh off his Saturday Night Live appearance earlier this month, spent an hour chatting about topics like writing gay characters, the formative experience of being part of Schitt's Creek, and what he's working on next.
Speaking from his parents' house in Toronto ("Notice the illustrations of fruit in the background?" quipped Levy, who was sporting his signature thick-rimmed glasses and scruff), he was interviewed by Ryan de Kock (CAS'22), BU's Queer Activist Collective's outreach coordinator. The event was hosted by the Student Activities Office and co-planned by the BU Arts Initiative and the Queer Activist Collective. About 800 students registered, organizers say.
Levy was funny and insightful and had much to say about his love for his costars, how the industry could benefit from more gay characters, and how he viewed working to make sure that kind of storytelling happened on Schitt's Creek. "As a gay man, I wanted to tell a story that reflected the nuance of my own experiences that I hadn't necessarily seen explored before," he said about the quirky Canadian comedy. "For the sake of entertainment, sometimes [people's] experiences get reduced or the edges get softened a little bit. So it was really important that the opportunity I was given be used for good…[and] I knew my younger self would have really benefited from seeing that."
Levy cocreated Schitt's Creek in 2015 with his father, well-known comedic character actor Eugene Levy (Best in Show, American Pie), who played his father on the show. Schitt's Creek ran for six seasons on the Canadian Broadcasting Company before gaining popularity stateside when it started airing on Netflix. For the uninitiated, the show is about a wealthy family who loses all their money and moves to the small town of Schitt's Creek (the father once bought the town as a joke because it had a funny name) to start over. The series was lauded by critics, and it picked up nine Emmys for its sixth and final season, setting a record for most awarded comedy series in a single year. Levy collected individual honors for supporting actor, writing, and directing.
Emcee de Kock kicked off the event by asking Levy what it was like hosting Saturday Night Live on February 6. Levy called it a mind game, something that you "don't want to screw up," and said he tried to not get in his own head too much and just have fun. One of the skits that night, a parody on the It Gets Better Project, went viral. The project, launched in 2010 to encourage those struggling with coming out, featured gay people talking about how their lives improved after they came out. The skit spawned promotional pins that have since raised $10,000 for the project.
Turning to Schitt's Creek, Levy described the "family dynamic" among him and his costars and how they sobbed when it was time to wrap up a year and a half ago. "I didn't know at the time how rare that kind of dynamic was—to work in a space where everyone felt really kind of valued and excited to be there," he said. "It was truly the greatest seven years, give or take, of my life and truly the most transformative."
Multi-Emmy winner Dan Levy said he aims to "continue to write interesting queer stories for queer characters and do my part to hopefully fill the space with opportunities so that actors can be hired." Photo by Frank Ockenfels/ABC via Getty Images
Speaking about the series finale, "Happy Ending," which (spoiler alert) culminated in Patrick (Noah Reid) and David (Levy) getting married, but not before David received an accidentally adulterous massage, Levy explained that its title was more than just a nod to the sexual act. "It was a proclamation that two men can have a happy ending at the end of a series, and a response to the majority of queer stories that are told in film and television ending in tragedy, sadness, or heartbreak," he said. "It was really important that we stake that claim [referring to the "Happy Ending" title] that these characters deserved it, and the viewers deserved it."
Levy spoke of movies where queer characters are constantly struggling, and whenever they fall in love, there is a hiccup or tragedy. "So for me, it was really important that we tell a story, a love story that was completely free of the presumption that so many of us put on queer relationships that we see on screen, [where] we're just like almost waiting for something bad to happen," he said. "And it was a freedom for me to say that is [not] going to happen."
For the same reason, he didn't want those living in the small town of Schitt's Creek to fall into the trope of stereotypical small-minded, ignorant characters. Instead, the town and its residents are accepting, progressive, and supportive. In fact, it was a decision by the writers to never show homophobia at all. He acknowledged that it was a risky decision, "because there is the discussion of, well, if you're not showing it, are you erasing it?
"And I kind of felt like there are films and television shows that I so admire that are handling the tragic side of queer relationships and queer people in a way that is so respectful and thoughtful and beautiful," Levy said. "I wanted to take up a space that was only going to show a kinder projection of our world, a town where nobody had to worry about who they were in order to be accepted or to fit in… It was remarkable to see the response to that, because what we didn't know at the time was that by holding a mirror up to people's lives and saying, this is how it can be, this is how life can be when you are not judgmental of other people or bigoted or intolerant or homophobic or racist, this is how people can succeed. This is how people can grow, this is how people can find love. And this is how ultimately, a community can be built around something positive."
In 2019, Levy received GLAAD's Davidson/Valentini Award, given to an LGBTQ media professional who has made a significant difference in promoting acceptance for the LGBTQ community.
Levy, who most recently starred in the Hulu holiday romantic comedy Happiest Season, starring Kristen Stewart as a gay woman about to propose to her girlfriend when she realizes her girlfriend hasn't told her family they are a couple, talked about how wonderful it was to be a part of something that "allowed someone the space and the confidence to come out, or vice versa, allowed a family a level of understanding of their own children that they then created a space within that home for those parents to apologize to their queer or gay child."
In fact, during the run of Schitt's Creek, Levy fought to have an image of Patrick and David kissing included in a promotional billboard. "I had never seen two men kiss on a billboard before. So if I have any power in this situation, I'm going to make that happen, not just for myself, but for everybody who drives by that billboard and sees themselves on it. So those are the kinds of things that you realize in a lot of executive positions: there are not queer voices, there are not voices of people of color. And that's where things slip through the cracks."
Although a multiple Emmy winner (he also shared the award for best comedy series), Levy said he hasn't had many acting opportunities cross his desk post Schitt's Creek, and he believes that's because they just don't exist for gay actors. For that reason, he is writing his own.
"You just realize that the parts aren't there, in the same way that straight parts are there for straight actors," he said. "So all I'm trying to do now with the opportunities that I've had, with the success that I've had, is to continue to write interesting queer stories for queer characters and do my part to hopefully fill the space with opportunities so that actors can be hired."
On a lighter note, Levy was asked how the Schitt's Creek characters would deal with the pandemic (not well, Levy admitted, noting that they would definitely miscommunicate about who was in which pod). He said he's open to a future Schitt's Creek special or movie. "We all are desperate to work together, so I think eventually when the dust settles on all of this, and if people might begin to miss us at some point, I do hope that maybe we'll get an idea that that will bring us all back together again."
Levy ended the chat by thanking emcee de Kock for the great interview, noting how thoughtful the BU junior's questions were.
"I just wanted to make sure I highlighted questions about being queer in Dan's industry, since, as he mentioned, that's not an easy thing to do," says de Kock, a biochem major with no journalism experience. He says he started off the night feeling super nervous, but soon fell into a groove and the anxiety went away. It also helped, he says, that Levy was so pleasant and forthcoming and gave thorough responses.
"I'm very happy with how the event went," de Kock says, "and I'm glad to have had the opportunity to talk about queerness in film and TV with someone experienced in the topic."
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Cassaundra J Scott
Wish I could have been there! Does anyone know if was recorded? I'd love to watch!
Brynne Freshour
Will the recording be available for viewing? Thank you!
BU Today writer Amy Laskowski
Hi Brynne, I asked and unfortunately it wasn't recorded.
Thank you Amy! I am so gutted I missed this! Big fan of Dan!
It was recorded and posted for a day.
I am a big fan of Schitt$ Creek.
What a wonderful ensemble of actors.
The writing is brilliant as well as every
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So sad that it wasn't recorded. Dan is so inspirational.
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Roseville/Bulletin police reports • Published October 23, 2017
Submitted by admin on Mon, 10/23/2017 - 1:28pm
A 39-year-old Coon Rapids woman assaulted a 37-year-old woman from Coon Rapids at the Big Ten Supper Club in the 4700 block of Highway 10 Oct. 15. The younger woman was with the older woman's ex-boyfriend. The 39-year-old woman followed them at the restaurant, screaming at them. She assaulted the man, and when he got away, she went after the woman. The 39-year-old then drove off. She was picked up later by Coon Rapids police; she was taken to the hospital with self-inflicted knife wounds and charged with fifth-degree assault.
DWI at the DMV
Police arrested a 36-year-old Foreston man Oct. 17 after he was reported to be driving erratically and going faster than 50 miles an hour on the testing course at the Arden Hills DMV in the 5400 block of County Road I; he also went the wrong way on a one-way street. The man refused a breath test and was wanted in Blaine for a hit and run accident. He was booked at the Ramsey County Jail for second-degree DWI and DWI test refusal.
Shoe fraud
A 19-year-old Brooklyn Center man attempted to buy three pairs of shoes Oct. 14 with counterfeit bills from a teen who was selling the kicks on Facebook. The two had met up in the 1900 block of Banyan Street and when the seller realized the money was fake, the 19-year-old took off with the sneakers. Police tracked him down and the city attorney might press charges.
Gas theft interrupted
A woman who'd previously stolen gas from the gas station in the 1600 block of Snelling Avenue was seen pumping petrol there Oct. 2. A clerk recognized the woman and shut off the pump with only $3.73 worth of fuel in the thief's tank — the woman took off but the employee jotted down the woman's license plate number. Police have a possible suspect, a 25-year-old woman.
Laundry list of trouble
A 40-year-old woman was arrested after a car chase Oct. 7 at Snelling and Roselawn avenues. She was booked at the Ramsey County Jail for felony fleeing police in a motor vehicle, false information to police, driving with a suspended license, no proof of insurance and for displaying tabs that belong to another vehicle. Additionally, she had a Ramsey County warrant out for credit card fraud, and three warrants out of Georgia: a DeKalb County warrant for theft/failure to appear in court; a Cobb County warrant for credit card fraud; and a Gwinnet County warrant for assault/probation violation.
A 26-year-old woman and a 26-year-old man told police they'd been robbed Oct. 4 in Minneapolis. As they returned to their Falcon Heights apartment later that day, one of the people who had robbed them was sitting in a car in the apartment parking lot. The man and woman confronted the man, who had a handgun. The man and woman got out of there and called the police, who came and arrested the man with the gun. He was booked at the Ramsey County Jail for felony terroristic threats; police impounded and searched his car and found a handgun, ammo and drugs. He was additionally charged with felony fifth-degree possession of controlled substances — oxycodone and marijuana — and felony second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon.
Time share fraud
A 68-year-old woman told police Oct. 3 she'd transferred $9,433 to a third party for fees and taxes in order to sell her time share, and the whole thing was bogus. Police are investigating.
Two birds ...
A 46-year-old man told police Oct. 5 that someone broke into his garage and stole his van keys. The burglar then stole the $1,500 Ford van which was parked outside in the 1900 block of Walnut Street. In the back of the van was a $30,000 racing motorcycle, $5,000 worth of motrocycle clothing and $1,000 worth of tools. Police found possible DNA evidence at the scene.
Watch the bus arm
A 77-year-old woman was arrested and cited Oct. 5 at Larpenteur Avenue and Eustis Street for a school bus arm violation.
Police arrested a 43-year-old woman Oct. 16 after she threatened her 50-year-old ex-husband with a butcher knife outside an apartment building. The man flagged down police and told them he'd been threatened, but not harmed. The woman was arrested and booked at the Ramsey County Jail for making terroristic threats and assault with a dangerous weapon.
A string of burglaries took place through the first weeks of October in the 300 and 400 block of Labore Road. In one Oct. 14 incident in the 400 block, a trailer containing $15,000 worth of construction tools was stolen from a garage, along with tents, fishing gear, rims for a Toyota and four bikes. In an Oct. 15 incident in the 300 block, a $500 electric scooter and 10-20 pairs of shoes were stolen from another garage. Police are investigating and think the burglaries may be linked, but they don't have substantial suspect information.
Carjacking?
A 40-year-old St. Paul man was seriously injured Oct. 11 trying to stop the theft of his car from outside the hobby shop in the first block of Minnesota Avenue. The man was injured so badly he couldn't remember what happened; witnesses told police he was seen hanging onto his car as it was being stolen, trying to get the thief out of the driver's seat, but then fell off. On Oct. 18, a deputy on patrol in the same neighborhood checked out a parked suspicious vehicle and it turned out to be the man's car.
An employee at a bakery in the 2900 block of Rice Street told police she checked out a suspicious car parked near the business early in the morning of Oct. 11. It had been sitting there for 45 minutes running with its lights off. When she walked by the car, the person inside it revved the car's engine, startling her. Police came to check things out but the car was gone; they have a description of the vehicle and its license plate number.
Police were called to the 100 block of Demont Avenue the night of Oct. 16 because someone had seen a woman damaging a car with a rock. Police found the woman, a 38-year-old from South St. Paul, asleep in the car. The woman told police she was someone else, said she didn't know whose car she was sleeping in and said she didn't know where she was. Police used her fingerprints to identify her; she was arrested for giving false information to police.
The night of Oct. 12 two armed men robbed the McDonald's in the 700 block of Long Lake Road. They forced employees into the back room and stole money from the safe and registers — anywhere between $2,000 and $3,500 worth of cash. Police set up a perimeter with K9 officers to try to track the men. The Roseville and St. Anthony police departments, along with the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office helped out, but the men got away. Police are investigating.
A 53-year-old man told police Oct. 14 someone had gotten into his shed in the 1900 block of Longview Drive and stole, among other things, his $400 pressure washer. The shed was probably unlocked.
Someone broke into an auto shop in the 2100 block of Silver Lake Road sometime over the weekend of Oct. 14 by backing their car into one of the shop's overhead garage doors, breaking it off the tracks. The burglar then stole $150 from the cash register, and seemingly, nothing else.
Someone called police early in the morning of Oct. 15 to report that someone had hit their car in the 1100 block of Foxwood Court then kept driving. Police responded and found the suspect car, driven by a 37-year-old Mora woman. She'd been drinking and was arrested for third-degree DWI.
A 28-year-old Lauderdale woman was stopped on Interstate 35W and County Road E2 Oct. 15 and arrested for third-degree DWI. She admitted to drinking two beers.
Good luck with this one
A business located in the 1500 block of First Avenue NW reported Oct. 18 that a laptop had been stolen out of an unlocked office sometime between May and September 2017.
Lock the locker
A 20-year-old man told police his wallet had been stolen out of his unlocked gym locker at the LA Fitness in the 1100 block of Silver Lake Road Oct. 15. The thief tried to use one of his cards at McDonald's in New Brighton. Police are investigating.
Stolen, then
found plates
A 31-year-old woman told police Oct. 17 that her license plates had been stolen off her car as it was parked outside apartments in the 800 block of County Road D. Not more than 24 hours later, another car was spotted with one of her plates — the car actually had two different plates on it and both were listed as stolen. The plates were returned to their rightful owners.
Community center thefts
A string of thefts from lockers was reported at the Shoreview Community Center the afternoon of Oct. 15. A 47-year-old man told police someone stole his keys, driver's license, cash and iPhone out of his gym bag; a 33-year-old woman lost her purse, containing her ID and four credit cards, which were used for $116 worth of fast food in New Brighton and $36 worth of burgers and gas in Roseville; a 40-year-old man said the lock on his locker had been cut but nothing was missing. Later that day a second wave of thefts were reported — another smartphone was stolen and a woman had her clothing moved. Community center management is trying to piece together a timeline to check security camera footage for a suspect.
Dog park thefts
A 38-year-old woman told police Oct. 12 that while her car was parked at the Rice Creek dog park in the 5900 block of Lexington Avenue somone broke into it and stole her purse. Just a half hour later, a 26-year-old woman from Blaine reported someone smashed a window on her car and stole her purse, while at the same park.
A 34-year-old man was drunk and causing problems the night of Oct. 11 in the 3100 block of Rice Street so deputies took him to a hotel. Later that night, the man attempted to go home, so deputies picked him up and took him to detox.
A woman who works overnight told police the night of Oct. 12 she was getting repeated harassing and lewd phone calls over the business phone line. Police came to the business and a female deputy answered a call — it was the man who'd been harassing the woman — and told him he was speaking to a deputy and had to stop calling. He did, that night. The same deputy returned to the business the next day and the man had started calling again. Police are investigating.
Someone went under the church van as it was parked outside the place of worship in the 3900 block of Victoria Street and cut its gas line, as reported Oct. 13.
Weed vape
A couple of 16-year-olds were caught Oct. 12 in the 3400 block of Lexington Avenue with a vaporizer filled with marijuana wax. The kids aren't facing any charges.
A 20-year-old New Brighton man drove up the back ramp of a trailer and struck traffic cones at Macalaster Drive and Silver Lane Oct. 4; someone called it in and said the man had probably been drinking. Police arrested the man and administered field sobriety tests. He blew a .000 blood alcohol concentration, so police got a warrant to conduct a blood test. The man was booked at the Hennepin County Jail for misdemeanor DUI and driving with a suspended license. Additional charges are pending the results of the blood test.
Lock your car
A 47-year-old man told police Oct. 5 he's out $500 after someone rummaged through his unlocked car as it was parked outside apartments in the 2500 block of 38th Avenue.
A 30-year-old man told police Oct. 6 someone stole his $20 basketball out of his unlocked car as it was parked in the 2500 block of Silver Lane.
Parting gifts
Prior to quitting the dry cleaner in the 3900 block of Silver Lake Road, a 17-year-old then-employee helped himself to $98 from the business. Another employee reported the theft Oct. 3. Police talked to the owner of the business who said he didn't want to press charges, but just wanted the incident to be documented.
Management of the Cub Foods in the 3900 block of Silver Lake Road called police Oct. 5 to report an 18-year-old male employee who'd apparently taken $950 out of his cash register over a couple of shifts. He refused to talk to officers and was released, and told he should expect to be charged with misdemeanor theft. It's unclear if the man still works for Cub.
A 29-year-old man told police Oct. 8 that someone smashed a window on his car and stole his wife's purse containing cash, credit cards, her ID and keys, while the car was parked at Gross National Golf Club. The loss was $50; it'll cost $300 to fix the window.
Assaults were reported:
• Oct. 16 at Har Mar Mall
Burglaries were reported:
• Oct. 16 at ABRA Auto Body & Glass
• Oct. 16 at Best Buy
• Oct. 16 at Tires Plus
• Oct. 16 in the 200 block of Elmer Street
• Oct. 18 in the 500 block of Woodhill Drive
Thefts were reported:
• Oct. 11 in the 2600 block of Rosetown Court
• Oct. 11 at Rosedale Center
• Oct. 11 in the 1300 block of Garden Avenue
• Oct. 12 in the 1000 block of Lovell Avenue
• Oct. 12 at Rosedale Commons
• Oct. 13 at REI
• Oct. 13 in the 2000 block of Western Avenue
• Oct. 13 at Walmart
• Oct. 14 at LA Fitness
• Oct. 15 at Target
• Oct. 16 in the 500 block of County Road B
• Oct. 17 in the 2700 block of Rice Street
• Oct. 17 at Walgreens on Lincoln Drive
• Oct. 18 in the 1700 block of Shorewood Curve
• Oct. 18 at Pawn America
• Oct. 18 in the 1800 block of Victoria Street
Motor vehicle thefts were reported:
• Oct. 11 at Rice Street and County Road B2
• Oct. 12 at Ol' Mexico
• Oct. 13 at Wally McCarthy Cadillac
• Oct. 17 at European Wax Center
Thefts from auto were reported:
• Oct. 14 in the 1600 block of Minnesota Avenue
• Oct. 16 at Holiday Inn Express
• Oct. 16 at Noodles and Company
• Oct. 17 at Rosetown Legion
Shoplifting was reported:
• Oct. 11 at Macy's
• Oct. 18 at Kohl's
Driving while intoxicated was reported:
• Oct. 14 in the 1200 block of Larpenteur Avenue
• Oct. 15 at Rice Street and Little Canada Road
• Oct. 16 at County Road D and Interstate 35W
Disorderly conduct was reported:
• Oct. 12 at Motel 6
• Oct. 12 at Lunds & Byerlys
• Oct. 15 at Denny's on Twin Lakes Parkway
• Oct. 15 at Sprint Store on Snelling Avenue
• Oct. 16 at Perkins on County Road B
• Oct. 17 at Norwood Inn & Suites
• Oct. 17 at Starbucks on Fairview Avenue
• Oct. 18 at Marathon Gas
Criminal damage to property was reported:
• Oct. 12 in the 2600 block of Mackubin Street
• Oct. 15 at Arby's
• Oct. 17 at Roseville Library
• Oct. 18 in the 2400 block of Brenner Court
Robbery was reported:
• Oct. 16 at Max Mart
• Oct. 17 at Woodbridge and Elmer streets
Shots were reportedly fired:
• Oct. 18 in the 2800 block of Matilda Street


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