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White supremacist threats chase DEI coordinator from Maine - Vimarsana News

White supremacist threats chase DEI coordinator from Maine

The emails' sender, Ryan Murdough, the New Hampshire founder of the New England White Network, is active on Gab, a social networking website popular with white nationalists, where he said that he has received a no-trespass notice for school property in South Portland along with a police officer's warning that hate speech can be viewed as a threat.

When a white supremacist threatened an Iraqi DEI coordinator in Maine, he fled the state – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

When a white supremacist threatened an Iraqi DEI coordinator in Maine, he fled the state – Winnipeg Free Press

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LMPD arrest man suspected of murdering his brother in Missouri - Vimarsana News

LMPD arrest man suspected of murdering his brother in Missouri

A man was arrested in Louisville early Saturday morning in connection with a homicide in Missouri.

Source: wlky.com
Police defend response, say yellow flag law limited them before man killed 18 in Maine - Vimarsana News

Police defend response, say yellow flag law limited them before man killed 18 in Maine

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Law enforcement officers spoke Thursday of the difficulty in implementing the state’s yellow flag law that allows guns to be confiscated from someone in a mental health crisis, d...

Source: theday.com
Police defend response, say yellow flag law limited them before Army reservist killed 18 in Maine - Vimarsana News

Police defend response, say yellow flag law limited them before Army reservist killed 18 in Maine

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) -- Law enforcement officers spoke Thursday of the difficulty in implementing the state's yellow flag law that allows guns to be confiscated from someone in a mental health crisis, describing a cumbersome and time-consuming process in testimony to an independent commission that is investigating a mass shooting in which an Army reservist killed 18 people.