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Capitol rioters turned in by friends, family, colleagues, ex-lovers - Vimarsana News

Capitol rioters turned in by friends, family, colleagues, ex-lovers

Capitol rioters turned in by friends, family, colleagues, ex-lovers Cassidy McDonald © bstirton / Getty Images Trump Supporters Hold "Stop The Steal" Rally In DC Amid Ratification Of Presidential Election After Chris Ortiz posted a series of Instagram stories from inside the U.S. Capitol on January 6, authorities say he got an Instagram message from a high school friend. "CHRIS WHAT ARE YOU DOING," the message said, according to court documents. Ortiz responded, "Participating in government!" "WHY," the friend responded, "GO TO A TOWN HALL MEETING MAN."  The friend continu...

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'Better than the 2004 World Series'; As seniors get COVID vaccine, Massachusetts families feel hopeful - Vimarsana News

'Better than the 2004 World Series'; As seniors get COVID vaccine, Massachusetts families feel hopeful

‘Better than the 2004 World Series’; As seniors get COVID vaccine, Massachusetts families feel hopeful Updated Feb 05, 2021; Facebook Share Gary Park has seen history and heartbreak while walking through the gates of Fenway Park. On Tuesday, Park watched his mother, 78-year-old Harriet Park, fist pump while leaving the home of the Boston Red Sox. She had just received her COVID vaccine. It was a moment that will top all others at the ballpark, Park said — even in 2004 when the Red Sox won their first World Series since 1918. “It was better than the 2004 World Series,” he said. “I...

Hospital CEO under fire for saying black doctor who died of COVID 'intimidated her nursing team' - Vimarsana News

Hospital CEO under fire for saying black doctor who died of COVID 'intimidated her nursing team'

Indiana hospital CEO has accused a patient who died of COVID of being difficult Dennis Murphy said Dr Susan Moore may have 'intimidated' her nursing staff   Moore, 52, of Indianapolis, died on Sunday of COVID-19 complications  Moore posted video on Facebook on December 4 alleging racial discrimination  She said medical staff at Indiana Health North in Carmel gave inadequate care  Moore said staffers didn't believe her when she said she was in pain  She accused Dr Eric Bannec of not giving her medication when she needed it  Bannec allegedly told her that he didn't want to give Moore 'n...