A new poll out this month adds to mounting evidence proven by previous polls that American citizens do not believe the “War on Drugs” has been successful and want a fresh approach on the federal level to local governments. President… Read More ›
Crime
Will all U.S. Private Vault clients get their safe deposit contents back from the FBI?
Just after publicly announcing that they had teamed up with the Institute for Justice (IJ) to file a federal class action lawsuit protesting the warrantless seizure of the security deposit box they rented from U.S. Private Vaults, Paul and Jennifer… Read More ›
Still no affirmed motive behind shooting at gun-free zoned VTA light rail yard in San Jose, California
Yesterday, May 26, 2021, 57-year-old Sam Cassidy, a Valley Transit Authority (VTA) employee, allegedly shot and killed eight co-workers before killing himself at the gun-free zoned VTA San Jose, California rail yard. Although not yet confirmed, some who knew him… Read More ›
Nine dead after shooting in gun free zone at California rail yard
(UPDATE CAN BE FOUND HERE: https://palmbeachexaminer.com/2021/05/27/still-no-affirmed-motive-behind-shooting-at-gun-free-zoned-vta-light-rail-yard-in-san-jose-california/) Nine people have perished in a shooting at the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rail yard in San Jose, California. The suspect, one of the nine dead, was an employee of VTA. Officials are… Read More ›
Dominican Republic congressman arrested in Miami for involvement in illegal supply and demand business
Monday evening, federal law enforcement officers arrested 58-year-old Miguel Andres Gutierrez Diaz with illegal drug trafficking, following the official’s international flight from the Dominican Republic to Miami. While some drugs are legally bought and sold in the United States, some… Read More ›
Bill heads to Governor DeSantis’ desk to curb abusive police practices
The Florida legislature passed by unanimous vote HB 7051 and it is awaiting Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ signature to put it into law. The bill requires application for employment or appointment as law enforcement or correctional officer to contain specified… Read More ›
Another man leaves death row, convicted of a murder he did not commit
In 1987, a 64-year-old woman was murdered in Maryland, but the case went cold. Fourteen years later, Jonathan Smith was convicted and sentenced to life for the crime, even though no physical evidence linked him or his two co-defendants to… Read More ›
Marco Rubio’s Red Flag bill is a dangerous attack on the Second Amendment
In the fog of all the wild attempts by Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) House and the Biden administration to destroy the Second Amendment, the U.S. Senate may soon push forward a so-called “Red Flag” gun confiscation bill. Senator Marco Rubio… Read More ›
Cops harass teens riding on bikes “without a license” in New Jersey
Yet another policing video has gone viral this week, although you’ll be forgiven if you missed it in the midst of its more headline-grabbing counterparts. The cellphone video, which has received more than 5 million views on Twitter, shows no… Read More ›
Former Boca Raton Mayor Haynie pleads to lesser charge
In 2018, Boca Raton Mayor Susan Haynie was removed from office via then Florida Governor Rick Scott, and she was charged with felony perjury and official misconduct when it was discovered she was voting on city business issues she had… Read More ›
