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In order to bring attention to the cause, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will be paying tribute to breast cancer research every time they arrest someone.
This, according to a Thursday tweet by Sheriff Alex Villanueva.
They’ll also, it seems, be making hardened criminals look like girly men.
The method of choice:
pink handcuffs.
“Pink badges & pink handcuffs, all meant to grab your attention as we raise awareness and pray for a cure to end Breast Cancer!”
“Because of COVID,” Alex explains, “many women have put off mammograms and other cancer screenings.”
Pink badges & pink handcuffs, all meant to grab your attention as we raise awareness and pray for a cure to end Breast Cancer!
arthur, reasonable, reasonably needed to detain someone. okay, so obviously if that was a real gun and shooting real bullets, it would be another level, but it seems like they re rubber bullets as you pointed out, he got away, so how hurt could he have been? and if you look, they re pulling and dragging be on him. if these women instead of pink shirts were men wearing black shirts he would have given it up then and there. and pink handcuffs. what happens in the bedroom i don t want to know about. megyn: jonna, does it matter the extent of the injuries, broke his nose and allegedly blinded him in one eye with the rubber bullet. is that relevant to the amount
as 17-year-old t.j. lane, a sophomore and student at a nearby school for at-risk kids. he s accused of targeting a table of students at a school cafeteria. authorities have searched his house. lane is due in juvenile court this afternoon. recent facebook postings by lane hinted at his dark side talking about, quote, death. not just stalking you, but inside of you. even using the line, quote, die all of you, unquote. the school remains closed. flags flying half staff across the state today. people in the community coming together last night for a vigil. and this, sound from police dispatchers as the horrific scenes unfolded at the school. chardon, we have three students down in the cafeteria at this time. we still don t know where the shooter is. also there s a fourth one down in room 200. student named mueller gradesed by a bullet in the ear describes the attack and what he saw. he took one shot. he didn t say anything the entire time. he took one shot and then that s
juvenile court. that is happening this afternoon. ohio s attorney general says he thinks it is likely that the suspect is going to be tried as an adult. a lawyer for his family says the young man is distraught, remorseful. but a student who was grazed by a bullet says the shooter didn t look like that way during the attack. his face was expressionless. it looked like he was on a mission and he knew that he was about to do it. we re going to go straight to a police news press conference happening in ohio. let s bring that to you live. it is starting right now. it s just touched a lot of people. a lot of families. i happen to be a graduate of chardon high school. i met my wife here. most eerie feeling in the world was walking down the halls yesterday, running down them in response to the incident we had. the law enforcement were well prepared, well planned, and executed. they carried out the plan. now we move to another important phase. and while the investigation continu