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A dozen or so showed up for a neo-Nazi rally in Phoenix, outnumbered by counterprotesters BrieAnna J. Frank, Arizona Republic A planned rally by a group widely classified as a neo-Nazi organization at the Arizona Capitol on Saturday was largely uneventful, with counterprotesters greatly outnumbering others in attendance. Ahead of the rally, organizers of a unity march rescheduled because of concerns for violence, and fencing was erected around state buildings. A few more than a dozen people gathered at the Capitol complex at 1 p.m., the same time as nearly double the number�...

The unity march by the group Strength in Unity was rescheduled for April 24 after a neo-Nazi group announced rally plans at the Arizona Capitol.

Beloved Plainville police chief has died Beloved Plainville police chief has died Catania March 11, 2021 11:16AM Plainville Police Chief Matthew Catania has died. The department shared the news of his passing on its Facebook page. “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Chief, Matthew Catania. He will be greatly missed. He was a legend in policing and well known throughout the state. His legacy will live on,” the March 10 social media post states. “Throughout his career he provided the best possible police services to the communities he served. We...

Plainville police chief dies  Plainville police chief dies  This undated file photo shows members of the Plainville Board of Education meeting with Plainville Police Chief Matthew Catania. Catania, who served chief for more than a decade, died on Wednesday.  |Ashley Kus, Record-Journal Advertisement Plainville Police Chief Matthew Catania was named the Chief of the Year during the Community Law Enforcement Awards and Recognition Dinner on June 25, 2019. | Devin Leith-Yessian/Plainville Citizen March 11, 2021 04:25PM , Record-Journal staff  PLAINVILLE — Police Chie...

by M Raghuram - Feb 21, 2021 01:38 PM The 'Unity March' that was taken out by 5,000 PFI members in Ullal, South Karnataka, on 17 February. Snapshot Popular Front of India — in a bold and provocative show of might — held a rally on 17 February in south Karnataka, followed by a large gathering of its activists. Their message — which smacked of Islamic supremacism — left even the police stupefied. Even while expressions are being aired on the national scene for banning of the radical Islamic outfit — Popular Front of India (PFI) — in a bold and provocative show ...