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April 27, 2021 at 3:36 PM Shares1 (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images) It’s hard to know which Capitol Rioter has the worst judgment. It’s a deep, stupid bench, and the truth is, these are not very bright guys, and it got out of hand. But how can we crown a victor in this race to the bottom when each day brings another round of wacko pleadings? First up is Rachel Powell, AKA “Bullhorn Lady,” AKA that nutter shouting out instructions so that the mob might more efficiently storm the Capitol on January 6, AKA a mother of eight who should really know better than to piss off the court wit...

Lawyer for ‘Bullhorn Lady’ Tells Judge that Client Got ‘Clearly Unwise’ Idea to Wear ‘Mesh Mask’ from Lana Del Rey Jerry Lambe Rachel Powell (left) and Lana Del Ray. An accused U.S. Capitol rioter known online as the “Bullhorn Lady” apologized through her attorney on Monday, claiming that her photo appearing to mock and flout a court order requiring her to wear a face mask was simply an homage to singer Lana Del Ray. Both the alleged rioter and the pop star donned a see-through “mesh mask,” but Del Ray’s had a clear plastic barrier to make it effective. ...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... This is two days in a row that the editor of the Albuquerque Journal has written a piece on crime and bail reform. I’m starting to think that maybe there is a problem here with crime. After all, if the editor can figure this out then why can’t the N.M. Supreme Court? The court set this whole problem up by changing the Rules of Criminal Procedure, and now we are waiting for “guidance” from i...

© Facebook A woman believed to be Rachel Powell is seen in a Facebook video screen grab. An accused U.S. Capitol rioter known online as "Bullhorn Lady" has been ordered to explain why her pre-trial release shouldn't be revoked after Law&Crime reported that she appeared to have been recorded in a bookstore wearing a mask with holes in it — in possible violation of court-ordered conditions for staying out of jail. As Law&Crime discussed at length on April 9, a since-deleted video posted at the end of March on the Facebook page of Mr. Bookman's — a used book store in Western Pennsylvania �...

increase font size Skowhegan man charged with using PPP loan for barber pole light, church donation released on bond Nathan Reardon, 43, is accused in federal court of submitting false information to receive — and then misuse — a $59,000 Paycheck Protection Program loan. Share A Skowhegan man charged with criminal fraud involving four alleged attempts to cash in on the federal Paycheck Protection Program was released on bond during an initial court appearance Thursday morning. Nathan Reardon, 43, was charged last week with wire fraud and attempted wire fraud. Reardon allegedly submitted ...