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4 Jun 2023
#illegals
Flag And Cross: Cartel Involvement Suspected in Disturbing Find of Armed Men on US Side of Border
Armed Mexican drug cartel members, including juveniles, were arrested in Texas. The Sinaloa and Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion cartels have extended their reach into states such as Idaho and North Carolina, with evidence of cartel activity and related crime. California also has locations where cartel-funded farms illegally grow marijuana on public lands.
#politics
PJ Media: Corporate Media Smears RFK Jr. as Anti-Semite, Insinuates He Suffers From Psychosis
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is polling high among potential Democrat primary voters, while other alternative candidate, Marianne Williamson is polling at just under 10%. In an attempt to remedy the RFK Jr. problem, the Democrat Party has recruited their attack dogs in the corporate media to pump out predictable hit jobs, with The Guardian insinuating that he is anti-Semitic for analogizing the COVID-19 Public Health™ response to Nazi Germany. These unfair smears may backfire as the legacy media is widely despised, though some Democrat Party base may still respect them.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Man Charged With Raping Woman in Newport Beach
Jack Douglas Kanen, 29, from Costa Mesa, has been charged with multiple felonies including rape, sexual penetration by a foreign object and assault with a deadly weapon. He is accused of assaulting a woman with a feeding tube in Newport Beach on January 20, 2022. Kanen did not enter a plea at his arraignment in Santa Ana and will return to court on June 20 for arraignment.
Daily Wire: Crime Plunges In Haiti Amid ‘Brutal Vigilante Campaign’: Report
Vigilante justice rises in Haiti, leading to a sharp reduction in gang violence. Civilian killings of alleged gang members have reportedly reached 160 since April. Burning gang members alive seems to be the preferred method of the vigilantes. The population's reaction is considered self-defense due to the lack of means of the police to systematically confront the growing gangs.
The Epoch Times: Adult and Teen Charged in Pennsylvania Shooting That Killed 2 Young Boys, Man
Two young boys and a young man were killed in a shooting at a home in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Brothers Jesus and Sebastian Perez-Salome, ages 8 and 9, and a third victim were killed on Tuesday night. The shooters apparently targeted the third person who was killed, 19-year-old Joshua Lugo-Perez, over what authorities called “a previous argument.” Two suspects are arrested with a third one still being sought. The children’s mother was not present but their uncle described their closeness and innocence. The family will bring the boys back to Puerto Rico to be buried. The suspects may face the death penalty.
The Epoch Times: Suspect Robs Jack in the Box in San Diego
Man robs Jack in the Box, assaults employees in San Diego. Police investigating.
The Epoch Times: 911 Transcripts Point to Chaos, Fast-Evolving Situation in April Shootings in Maine
An arrest has been made over the murder of four individuals found at a home in rural Bowdoin, Maine, after calls were made to 911 services. Joseph Eaton, 34, was arrested an hour after the discovery after a wave of 911 calls indicated a gunman was firing at cars on I-295, twenty miles away from Maine's capital of Augusta. Three people were injured in the shooting on the highway, with all the victims now identified and connections being made between the two scenes. Eaton had been released from prison just days before after serving time for a probation violation in Florida and has now been charged with four counts of murder but not yet for the highway shootings.
Fox News: Joran van der Sloot case: Natalee Holloway prime suspect will be handed to Interpol before transfer to US
Joran van der Sloot, who is currently serving a 28-year prison sentence for the murder of 21-year-old Stephany Flores, will be temporarily transferred from a Peruvian prison to face wire fraud and extortion charges in the United States before he is handed over to Interpol. Van der Sloot is expected to be transferred from Challapalca Prison to a maximum security prison in Lima where he will undergo several medical examinations. The FBI will then pick him up from there with the help of Interpol, a move approved by the Peruvian government earlier this month. Van der Sloot was the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance case of Natalee Holloway, an Alabama teen, during a senior trip in Aruba.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: 10 Best Backpacking Trails in New York
New York State offers plenty of opportunities for backpacking and outdoor activities with its mountains, waterfalls, fall foliage, and miles of trails. The best time to backpack is in September, October, and November. Trails like the Cranberry Lake 50, the Northville-Placid Trail, the Escarpment Trail, and the Appalachian Trail offer a variety of hikes and dazzling views of natural landscapes. Hikers are advised to be prepared for variable conditions and to be bear-aware.
#other
Fox News: Anne Heche's ex James Tupper shares how he and their son Atlas are 'taking care of each other' after her death
James Tupper shared an update on how he and his 14-year-old son Atlas are coping following Anne Heche's death. The former couple who were together for over a decade split in January 2018. Tupper said he and Atlas are taking care of each other and taking it one day at a time, and they still miss Heche every day. He added that they have a lot of great support and family around them, which is helping them cope with the loss. Tupper also said that grief comes in waves; playing tennis and relying on the support of his friends has helped Atlas cope with the loss of his mother.