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DARK SECRETS: Vasquez - The Real Truth

After Chicago Fire Said Goodbye To Firehouse 51’s Boss, Another Hero's Exit Could Be Next

The Firehouse 51 roster doesn't always stay the same.

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77 Comebacks That Were So On Point, It Wasn’t Even Fair To Get Mad

To quote Parks and Rec, everyone loves a good comeback story. And we don't mean the Kim Kardashian kind. Many of us probably have lain awake at night crafting the perfect, snappy retort to an insult. Well, Bored Panda is here to give you some ideas with these savage roasts…

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Chicago Fire Bringing Back Carver Was What Fans Deserved, But The Episode Proves Why He Shouldn’t Come Back Full-Time

Not this season, anyway, but he should keep the beard.

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2023 Criminal Trial Where Witnesses Wore Surgical Masks Violated Confrontation Clause

From last week's Texas Court of Criminal Appeals decision in Smith v. State, written by Judge Scott Walker; the Court… The post 2023 Criminal Trial Where Witnesses Wore Surgical Masks Violated Confrontation Clause appeared first on Reason.com.

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Outrage builds as video shows Idaho police shooting a knife-wielding autistic teenager

A teenage boy described by his family as autistic, nonverbal and intellectually disabled remains in critical condition after being shot in his backyard by Idaho police last weekend

The Independent UK

Considering Self-Deportation? Woman Who Moved to the US at 7 Now Weighs Returning to Mexico

Quebec Vasquez, a DACA recipient, plans to self-deport to Mexico due to fear and uncertainty about her future in the U.S.

International Business Times UK

No Sealing of Transgender Prisoner's Case

The prisoner had argued that other inmates were accessing the case documents, and as a result were urging other inmates to beat, rape, and kill the prisoner, apparently because of information in the court file related to the crime of which the prisoner had been convicted.

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El Chapo pal accused of running logistics for Sinaloa kingpin asks for break in 22-year sentence

Alfredo Vasquez-Hernandez, 68, was one of the top Sinaloa members to be sentenced in Chicago.

Chicago Sun-Times

25 Supporting Characters From '80s Movies That Don't Get Enough Credit

The star isn't always the only hero, but they're always the one we remember, so let's take some time to remember the supporting characters.

Cinemablend

Kansas Cops Have 'Waged War on Motorists' by Subjecting Them to Pretextual Traffic Stops, a Federal Judge Says

The ruling draws back the veil on routine police practices that victimize innocent drivers.

Reason

How Should Juries Decide Noneconomic Damages Awarded to Family Members in Wrongful Death Cases?

From Gregory v. Chohan, decided Friday by the Supreme Court of Texas, in an opinion by Justice Jimmy Blacklock, joined by Chief Justice Nathan Hecht and Justice Brett Busby, and mostly joined by Justice Jane Bland (three Justices didn't participate in the decision, so these four were a majority of…

Reason

NYPD awaiting autopsy results before deciding on charges in subway chokehold death

‘You can only assert as much force as necessary in that particular situation, so was force even necessary?’ lawyer asks

The Independent UK

New York subway rider killed performer via chokehold, authorities say

Video shows Jordan Neely kicking as he was held for nearly three minutes in death ruled a homicide

The Guardian - US

‘He’s out! He’s out!’: Referee watches as choked-out fighter wakes up to tap from armbar

A referee failed to recognize when a fighter went unconscious, causing a wild scene in the main event of Fury FC 76.

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Accused shooter of slain Chicago police Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso ordered held without bond

CHICAGO — A Cook County judge ordered an 18-year-old man held without bond Friday after he was accused of murder in the death of Chicago police Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso, who was shot and killed responding to a domestic-related call this week.

The Independent UK

Man charged in shooting death of Missouri police officer

A 24-year-old Missouri man is charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the shooting death of a police officer during a traffic stop

Daily Mirror

Jennifer Lopez cuddles up to Ben Affleck as she takes daughter to baseball practise

The pair recoupled last year and things are going strong – with very public PDAs just out of view of Jennny's daughter and rumours abound that marriage may finally be on the cards

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