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Authorities in Oklahoma announced late last week that they were charging alleged rioters with terrorism and assault, saying that they would not put up with “this lawlessness here.” Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater reportedly made the decision to get tough on the rioters in an effort to curb any future potential riots. uthorities in Oklahoma announced late last week that they were charging alleged rioters with terrorism and assault, saying that they would not put up with “this lawlessness here.” Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater reportedly made the decision to get tough on the rioters in an effort to curb any future potential riots. 00:03 00:57 “This is not Seattle,” Prater said Friday. “We’re not putting up with this lawlessness here.” The charges, which appear to be for alleged crimes that were committed a couple of weeks ago, also included “five defendants identified as involved in the painting of murals in downtown Oklahoma City this week,” The Oklahoman r

A federal judge in Los Angeles resigned as chief judge after using the ‘racist’ term “street smart” to describe a black court official. Now the Marxists have decided that the term “street smart” is somehow offensive and racist. U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney made the announcement he will be stepping down in an email and said he apologized to the black woman he offended. ABC 7  reported : TRENDING:   MUST READ... Report: Tulsa Arena Management Sabotaged Trump Rally Attendance Recommended videos Guess Whose Name Comes Up First When Twitter Users Search For The Term 'Racist'? Pause Unmute Duration  0:36 / Current Time  0:08 Loaded :  37.16%   Fullscreen Up Next NOW PLAYING Guess Whose Name Comes Up First When Twitter Users Search For The Term 'Racist'? Iceland's incumbent president reelected to second term Andrew Jackson statue monument vandalism prompts federal charges Judge Rules The Trump Administration Broke The Law When Using Pentagon Funds To Build US-Mexic

Les enquêteurs ont découvert, à l’automne 2019, des contenus pédopornographiques en provenance Rhénanie-du-Nord-Westphalie. Dans la foulée, plusieurs groupes de discussion, comptant plusieurs milliers de participants, ont été mis au jour. Le Monde avec AFP   Publié aujourd’hui à 16h09, mis à jour à 16h18 Temps de Lecture 1 min. Partage Partager sur Facebook Envoyer par e-mail Partager sur Messenger Plus d’options « Nous voulons sortir de l’anonymat de l’Internet les auteurs qui abusent des enfants et ceux qui les soutiennent. »  Lors d’une conférence de presse, lundi 29 juin, Peter Biesenbach, le ministre de la justice de la région allemande de Rhénanie-du-Nord-Westphalie, a annoncé une enquête sur près de 30 000 personnes dans le cadre d’une vaste affaire de pédophilie dans l’ouest du pays. Lire aussi :   Démantèlement sans précédent d’un site pédophile, plus de 300 arrestations dans 38 pays Jusqu’à présent, environ 70 individus étaient soupçonnés dans ce dossier, qui s’est ouvert à l