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  • Jan. 6 Insurrectionist Pardoned By Trump Continues To Face Charges In Child Sex Abuse Case, Reports Say

    Jan. 6 Insurrectionist Pardoned By Trump Continues To Face Charges In Child Sex Abuse Case, Reports Say

    A North Carolina man pardoned by President Donald Trump for assaulting a police officer during the January 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection is still facing charges for possessing child sex abuse material, per Huff Post.

    David Paul Daniel, 37, pleaded guilty this month to pushing a heavy wooden barricade into officers at the Capitol. Following the initial breach, he led a second breach into the Senate Wing Door before fleeing through a broken window. He was one of 600 individuals charged with resisting or assaulting law enforcement. All of whom received pardons from Trump on his first day in office.

    Agents identified Daniel by reviewing his public social media accounts. He posted photos of himself in clothing that matched what he wore at the Capitol, according to the complaint. The FBI investigation revealed that Daniel was already under investigation in Charlotte, North Carolina, for child exploitation.

    Daniel Gets Busted For Child Sexual Abuse

    The Mint Hill Police Department informed federal investigators that from 2015 to 2019, Daniel had allegedly sexually assaulted a minor multiple times. He allegedly showered with a minor, took nude photos of her, and instructed her to take nude photos. Daniel denied any inappropriate behavior. He told detectives he doesn’t recall showering with her, according to a 2021 interview referenced in the application.

    On November 30, 2023, FBI agents and Mint Hill police searched Daniel’s home. They seized devices that allegedly contained sexually explicit images of a minor.

    He was indicted in October 2024 on federal charges of production of child pornography and possession of child pornography. He pleaded not guilty. In December 2024, he was moved to federal custody in Washington, D.C., for his Capitol riot case. After pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer at the Capitol on January 8, he was pardoned by Trump. He remains in custody as the child abuse case is pending.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

    https://twitter.com/Queen_City_News/status/1884026570530279453
  • Georgia Man Dies Of Heart Attack After Facing Armed Suspects Attempting To Break Into His Car, Police Say

    Georgia Man Dies Of Heart Attack After Facing Armed Suspects Attempting To Break Into His Car, Police Say

    An Atlanta man had a medical emergency and died after confronting a suspected burglar trying to break into his car, according to PEOPLE. Tasha Brown told Fox 5 Atlanta that her husband, Javon Brown, had a heart attack during the confrontation.

    The Atlanta Police Department stated that they responded to the incident, which happened on January 17 at 4:35 a.m. When they arrived, they found the victim dead in his doorway, with no visible injuries.

    “Preliminary Investigation indicates unknown suspects were attempting to break into the victim’s vehicle,”

    police said.

    “The victim confronted the suspects. The armed suspect(s) discharged a firearm towards the victim; however, the victim was not struck by gunfire.”

    Police said it seemed that Brown died after the incident caused a medical emergency. Tasha Brown remembered her husband’s car alarm going off around 4:30. She heard some noise and looked out the window to see someone trying to break into his truck. Tasha said Javon took his gun and went outside to scare off the suspected burglars.

    Neighbors also told the outlet that several shots were fired. Tasha said her husband was not hit by any bullets, and the suspects ran away.

    “He was able to speak,”

    she told Fox 5.

    “He was not hit. But then he went into cardiac arrest over the shock. He dropped down. I did CPR. I called 911 until I couldn’t feel my arms and hands, but it wasn’t enough.”

    Police have not confirmed whether they have identified the suspects yet.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Officer Faces Termination For Accidentally Shooting Driver With His Own Gun During Traffic Stop

    Officer Faces Termination For Accidentally Shooting Driver With His Own Gun During Traffic Stop

    A female police officer is facing termination after accidentally shooting a man with his own gun during a traffic stop in Florida, according to TMZ.

    Body camera footage shows Jason Arrington cooperating with the officers on the scene. In the video released by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, he calmly informs an officer that he has a gun on him. Arrington was stopped for running a red light. As he gets out of his SUV, two officers search him. That’s when Officer Mindy Cardwell takes the gun from his waistband, and it unexpectedly goes off.

    There was immediate chaos as another officer told Cardwell to drop the gun. He then helped the injured Arrington to a grassy area. Blood was soaking through Arrington’s pants because the bullet had gone through his upper thigh. This caused a serious arterial bleed, reports note. The officers were able to stop the bleeding quickly with a tourniquet.

    Arrington is expected to make a full recovery. He is now suing over the incident from December. He claims he has lasting injuries that affect his job as a crane operator. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said an internal investigation found Cardwell was incompetent. She is in the process of being fired.

    Officials determined that she had trouble pulling Arrington’s gun from its holster and accidentally placed her fingers inside the trigger guard, which caused the gun to fire. In the state of Florida, residents are legally allowed to have a concealed weapon without a permit.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Flavor Flav Launches Fundraiser To Assist Black Families Affected by L.A. Wildfires, ‘Not Enough Is Being Done’

    Flavor Flav Launches Fundraiser To Assist Black Families Affected by L.A. Wildfires, ‘Not Enough Is Being Done’

    Flavor Flav is working to help Black families in Los Angeles who were impacted by the devastating wildfires.

    On Monday, January 20, the 65-year-old rapper announced that he is teaming up with GoFundMe and the Black Music Action Coalition to provide immediate assistance to Black families affected by the Eaton Fire in the Altadena and Pasadena areas of L.A.

    “So many of y’all have helped in the aftermath of the L.A. fires…so many of y’all have received help. But there’s SO MANY more that REALLY need your help,”

    he captioned the Instagram video.

    “It’s been inspiring to see so many people come together as one to lift each other up, and I just want to highlight one aspect of the larger LA community in dire need.”

    “Not enough is being done for the Black families and community in the aftermath of the California fires,”

    the Public Enemy member added.

    “I urge not only Black artists and musicians and creators, but EVERYONE to come together and continue to help those in still in desperate need.”

    The GoFundMe campaign has raised almost $40,000 so far and aims to strengthen

    “the collective efforts to generate funds in support of Black families as they navigate displacement, loss of income, grief [and] essential needs in the short-term as they seek to rebuild.”

    The fundraiser is getting its recipients from a combined list called the Displaced Black Families GoFundMe Directory, which was put together by Community Aid Dena, AFROPUNK, and WalkGood LA.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 22 States File Lawsuit To Stop Trump’s Order Ending Birthright Citizenship

    22 States File Lawsuit To Stop Trump’s Order Ending Birthright Citizenship

    Attorneys general from 22 states filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to block President Donald Trump‘s plan to end birthright citizenship, which has been in place for over a century, according to AP News.

    Birthright citizenship means that children born in the U.S. are citizens, no matter their parents’ immigration status. This practice was established after the Civil War when Congress approved the 14th Amendment in July 1868, guaranteeing citizenship for everyone, including Black people.

    “All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside,”

    the 14th Amendment says.

    “No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States.” 

    Trump’s executive order, which is about 700 words long and was issued late Monday, challenges this amendment. This move is something he has discussed during his presidential campaign. It hints at a long legal battle over the president’s immigration policies and the right to citizenship.

    “The president cannot, with a stroke of a pen, write the 14th Amendment out of existence, period,”

    New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin said. 

    The White House said it is prepared to go to court against the states and referred to the lawsuits as

    “nothing more than an extension of the Left’s resistance.”

    White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields said,

    “Radical Leftists can either choose to swim against the tide and reject the overwhelming will of the people, or they can get on board and work with President Trump.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • White Woman Issues Apology After Wrongly Accusing Black Real Estate Developer Of Trespassing At His Home In Ohio

    White Woman Issues Apology After Wrongly Accusing Black Real Estate Developer Of Trespassing At His Home In Ohio

    A controversial incident involving alleged racial profiling in an upscale Ohio neighborhood has gained significant attention online. A woman was recorded on a ring camera accusing real estate developer, Mike Jenkins, of trespassing at his own home. She has since taken to social media to defend her behavior.

    The situation went viral after Jenkins’ home security footage captured the exchange between him and his neighbor, sparking discussions about racial profiling and neighborly interactions. The woman, identified as Michelle Bishop, was reportedly jogging with her two small children when she encountered Jenkins. She claimed to have felt threatened by a vehicle that was approaching them slowly, prompting her to run towards the nearest house, which happened to be Jenkins’ home.

    When Jenkins arrived and introduced himself as the homeowner, Bishop responded with skepticism, saying,

    “I don’t believe that,”

    before leaving the property with her children. Later she is seen running down the street crying out for

    “help.”

    Following the video’s viral spread, Bishop faced significant backlash online, with many accusing her of racial profiling. In an emotional outburst, she insisted she wouldn’t apologize for any racist claims and that her only concern was for her children’s safety, stating,

    “I am the furthest thing from racist.”

    Bishop also mentioned that she couldn’t see Jenkins’ race at the time because it was dark. Jenkins later took to his Instagram to discuss the incident, expressing how calm he remained throughout. He shared his pride in managing the situation with composure, noting that it would have been easy to react with anger.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Ex-Convict Decapitated Man Who Impregnated His Wife While He Was Incarcerated

    Ex-Convict Decapitated Man Who Impregnated His Wife While He Was Incarcerated

    An ex-convict strangled and decapitated a man who had impregnated his wife while he was incarcerated, according to authorities per the NY Post. The victim’s hands were also severed and later found by a five-year-old boy, in a mailbox.

    Anthony Newton, 45, is now facing charges for the brutal murder of Ulisys ‘Cesar’ Molina. Molina’s burned and dismembered remains were found in a vacant lot near Las Vegas in 2017, after his family reported him missing, as reported by KLAS. In court last week, a Nevada judge heard that Newton, along with his brother-in-law and another woman, allegedly lured Molina to the woman’s apartment around Christmas 2016 and killed him due to the affair.

    One of Molina’s severed hands was discovered in a mailbox by a five-year-old child nearly two years later. The circumstances surrounding how the hand ended up there remain unclear, and it’s unknown whether the family that owned the mailbox had any connection to Molina. His head and the other hand have never been located.

    Newton is currently facing the death penalty in a retrial after a judge declared a mistrial in the original case last November when a co-defendant disclosed Newton’s previous prison sentence to the jury. Newton’s wife, Jami Malaperdas, was having an affair with Molina in 2015 while Newton was in prison, although the specific crime that led to Newton’s imprisonment is not clear. According to the defense, Malaperdas became pregnant and later got an abortion.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • St. Louis Woman Arrested For Allegedly Burning Down Several Businesses During Her Vacation In Puerto Rico

    St. Louis Woman Arrested For Allegedly Burning Down Several Businesses During Her Vacation In Puerto Rico

    A 36-year-old woman from the St. Louis area, who was vacationing in Puerto Rico, has been accused of vandalizing and burning down several family-owned businesses, per Fox 2 Now. Federal investigators claim her actions were motivated after she was denied an alcoholic beverage.

    Danielle Bertothy, a resident of St. Peters, was captured on surveillance footage carrying a gasoline container and setting fire to a bar, restaurant, store, and hotel shortly after midnight on January 2, putting the lives of 20 guests at risk. Following her police interview, Bertothy abruptly ended her vacation and left the island. She was subsequently arrested in St. Louis on Thursday.

    Puerto Ricans in St. Louis are upset and outraged by Bertothy’s actions. Hector Vega from the Puerto Rican Society of St. Louis expressed,

    “We all have drinks, but I don’t know. I never had thoughts of, after drinks, going to do something like this.”

    The society has been advocating for her arrest and has been in contact with the owners of the affected businesses in Puerto Rico.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Sex Offender With 30 Prior Arrests and Banned From NYC Subway, Arrested Again Underground For Sexually Assaulting Two Women

    Sex Offender With 30 Prior Arrests and Banned From NYC Subway, Arrested Again Underground For Sexually Assaulting Two Women

    A convicted sex offender with 30 prior arrests, who is prohibited from using the NYC subway, was arrested again underground after allegedly sexually assaulting two women on Friday, according to police reports per the NY Post.

    Cecil McKenzie, 53, from Harlem, reportedly pressed his groin against a 22-year-old woman and touched another woman’s buttocks while on a train heading to the 14th Street-Union Square subway station in Manhattan around 9:30 a.m. Officers who observed the incident stepped in. McKenzie tried resisting arrest, but he was ultimately taken into custody, as noted by the NYPD in a post on X.

    “Your @NYPDTransit officers were on the same subway car and saw the incident unfold,”

    the post reads.

    “They knew the man very well as he had been arrested over a dozen times previously including for persistent sexual abuse, forcible touching, robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon. He was also on parole and was a transit offender who’s not allowed to be in the subway.”

    McKenzie, who is registered on the state’s Sex Offender Registry, faces multiple charges including persistent sexual abuse, forcible touching, resisting arrest, obstruction of government administration, sexual abuse, disorderly conduct, and harassment for the Friday incident. Standing at 5 feet 8 inches and weighing 170 pounds, he is currently held at Rikers Island on a $100,000 bail or a $300,000 bond, according to official records.

    He previously served time at Fishkill Correctional Facility for persistent sexual abuse in 2017 and was released on parole on June 3. According to a police source, approximately half of his arrests are sealed.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Arkansas Man Allegedly Abandoned Puppies In A Box That Had His Name On It

    Arkansas Man Allegedly Abandoned Puppies In A Box That Had His Name On It

    An Arkansas man was arrested on animal cruelty charges for allegedly abandoning puppies at a local car wash, according to the NY Post. He reportedly used a box that had a shipping label with his name and information on it.

    Jeremy Roberts, 20, was apprehended by police on Tuesday after three two-month-old puppies were discovered left behind in a wash bay at Wagner Car Wash on Highway 18 in Manila, as reported by the Manila Police Department and K8 News. Authorities were able to expedite their investigation after noticing the shipping label on the box, which included Roberts’ name and address, leading them to visit his residence.

    “After talking with Roberts about the incident, he admitted to dumping the dogs,”

    Officer Ronald Amick told the outlet. Roberts faces three counts of animal cruelty, as reported by the outlet. He was taken into custody by police and subsequently transferred to the Mississippi County Sheriff’s Office. He was later released on bond, according to the report.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?