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MTN Liberia Honors Wounded Soldiers For Their Service MTN Liberia Honors Wounded Soldiers For Their Service Staff Sergeant Jefferson (red), Sergeant George Koffia, Sergeant John R. Bryant, Commander Kou, Lisa R. White, Brig Commander Theophilous Dana and staff The Armed Forces Day Celebrations may be over, but the trauma of war and duty for some soldiers remain. Recognizing this, Lonestar Cell MTN honored three Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) soldiers wounded in the line of duty with monthly MTN Prestige packages for an entire year. “Ensuring the soldiers have access to communications wi...

February 26, 2021 at 12:02 PM Shares1.3k So, here’s where we’re at in the Fifth Circuit: cops can literally set a person on fire and walk away from it. Judge Don Willett’s incendiary comments opposing qualified immunity notwithstanding, civil rights litigation still remains a sucker bet in the Fifth Circuit, where cops are granted judicial forgiveness more frequently than they are in any other judicial circuit. Here’s the latest depressing read from the Appeals Court, which can’t talk itself into removing this shield from officers who tased a suicidal man after he covered himself...