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June 26, 2024
Those talks as deadly violence rages in aleppo. Toner says . We consider any civilian loss of life to be one too many and its the reason why we are trying so hard to get a cessation of hostilities. Civilians able to survive the fighting in the divided city have gone without humanitarian aid since july. The United Nations says the Syrian Government has partially approved a plan to get wartorn country. But aleppo is not included. On cam tag the un estimates that some 275 thousand people are trappe...
August 9, 2023
The Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department will soon be rounding up lost dogs, cats, rabbits and even the errant cow, among others, in the towns of Randall, Paris and Wheatland, according
July 27, 2023
A man and two women from Illinois are accused of stealing bags of Country Thunder wristbands and attempting to sell them during the 2023 music festival.
August 26, 2022
Justin Blake alleges he was tortured, wrongfully arrested and suffered permanent damage by sheriff’s deputies after peacefully protesting the police
August 24, 2022
The complaint says sheriff’s officers forced Justin Blake into a device known as an “emergency restraint chair” after arresting him for disorderly conduct and obstructing/resisting an officer in April 2021.
May 4, 2021
Protesters in Kenosha on Sunday, April 25, 2021, called for the firing of Officer Rusten Sheskey. After his disorderly conduct arrest while protesting the return to duty of the police officer who shot Jacob Blake, Blakeâs uncle Justin Blake was placed in a restraint chair for seven hours at the Kenosha County Jail after refusing to speak during the booking process. Justin Blake According to the Kenosha County Sheriffâs Department, Blake was placed in the chair as a safety precaution b...
December 22, 2020
DENEEN SMITH SALEM LAKES â Kenosha County Sheriffâs Deputy Colin Coultrip said he didnât give much thought to the potential danger when he climbed into a canoe and began pushing the boat with his hands across a barely frozen pond toward a man who had fallen through the ice and was struggling in the water. âI just went for it,â Coultrip said. The deputy was one of about six who had responded at about 5 p.m. Sunday to a call of a man fallen through ice into a ...