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DAVAO CITY—Historic Ramon Magsaysay Avenue is next in line in ridding the city’s major thoroughfares of unsightly overhead electrical and cable wires. Claveria Street and part of San Pedro Street fronting City Hall and Sangguniang Panlungsod were the first to be free of those tangled and dangling wires in the…
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Officer William Kelly of Norfolk, Virginia, donated to Rittenhouse, The Guardian reported last week. Rittenhouse is accused of fatally shooting two people at an anti-racism protest last August. Norfolk officials announced Kelly's firing on Tuesday, saying his donation eroded public trust. A Norfolk, Virginia police officer has been fired for donating to the legal defense of Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old accused of fatally shooting two anti-racism protesters last year. Rittenhouse is accused of killing two protesters and injuring a third after he opened fire at a demonstration against th...
Print this article Twitter featured an article in its “trending” section that relied on hacked materials to out police officers who had donated to a fund in support of fellow officers that were the target of Black Lives Matter's ire. The article, which was posted by the Guardian, is based on a “data breach at a Christian crowdfunding website” GiveSendGo by the hacking group Distributed Denial of Secrets. DDOS then shared the information with the publication, which was later featured by Twitter despite the social network’s banning of the bombshell New York Post report The Guard...
US police and public officials donated to Kyle Rittenhouse, data breach reveals Jason Wilson © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Reuters A data breach at a Christian crowdfunding website has revealed that serving police officers and public officials have donated money to fundraisers for accused vigilante murderers, far-right activists, and fellow officers accused of shooting black Americans. In many of these cases, the donations were attached to their official email addresses, raising questions about the use of public resources in supporting such campaigns. The breach, s...