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 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.  AP  鈥?Officials say a Florida police officer who shot a woman in the face with a rubber bullet during a demonstration against police violence won t face disciplinary action. Interim Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Patrick Lynn announced the results Thursday of an internal investigation. LaToya Ratlieff was shot in the face with a rubber bullet on May 31 while protesting police violence in downtown Fort Lauderdale. She suffered sever stanley cup nz e injuries that required 20 stitches and damaged one of her eyes. An internal affairs investigation determined that the officer who shot Ratlieff had been aiming at another protestor who was attempting to pick up a tear gas canister that was still spewing gas.According to The Associated Press, Interim Chief Lynn said since the officer was stanley tumbler  not aiming at Ratlieff, but a person he was justified  stanley termoska in shooting, that no department policy was violated.The AP reported that although the officer who shot Ratlieff wasnt disciplined, two other officers who used obscene and vulgar language while shooting rubber bullets at the protesters were each suspended for a day.

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 The suspect in the shooting ofthree Palestinian studentswas arraigned Monday in a Vermont courtroom.Jason Eaton, appearing on video for court, pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted murder. The judge said a bail hearing date will be set in the coming days. This horrific unprovoked attack was a tragic violation of the values and character of this welcoming, inclusive stanley cup  community,  said Mayor Miro Weinberger.During a press conference, Burlington police detailed the moment Eaton was arrested. ATF agents were greeted by a man who stepp stanley cups ed out of the hall out of the door towards them with his palms up at waist height and stated something to the effect of  I ve been waiting for you,   said Jon Murad, Burlington s chief of police.While the investigation is ongoing, Burlington police would not say if they re classifying this incident as a hate crime.Eaton is accused of shooting three college students of Palestinian descent. According to police, Eaton walked over to the three men and without saying a word fired four rounds.At the time of the shooting two of the students were wearing keffiyeh scarves 鈥?a well-known symbol of Palestinian support.Police did not disclose a motive, but relatives of at least one of the victims believe this i stanley cup ncident was a hate crime. I moved here 15 years ago, and I never imagined that this sort of thing could happen. I believe the families fear this was motivated by hate,  said Rich Price, the victim s uncle.The shooting has drawn national attention a Vtsl How museums are preparing for climate-related natural disasters
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 Adam Hadwin, a Canadian PGA Tour pro who had just finished in 12th place at the RBC Canadian Open, was tackled by security at the end of Sunday s tournament.Video of the incidentwas published by TSN.The tournament ended after a long playoff as fellow Canadian Nick Taylor sunk a 72-foot eagle putt to win and become the first Canuck in nearly seven decades to claim Canada s only annual PGA Tour event.Hadwin, along with fellow Canadian and former Masters champ Mike Weir, were on the edge of the green ready to celebrate Taylor s victory. Hadwin had a bottle of champagne in his hand when a security guard mistook Hadwin for a fan.Taylor and his caddy could be seen on video telling the guard to let him go.SEE MORE: Players feel  betrayed  as PGA Tour partners with Saudi-backed LIVHadwin seems to be taking the incident in stride. Put it in the Louvre!  he respondedto a photo of the tackle.Taylor said he got a little bit of champagn stanley cup e  stanley cups on his hat. I hope he s all right. He was upright when I saw him later. So I hope he doesn t wake up tomorrow morning with any broken ribs or anything,  he said.Winning his home country s Open was a special moment for Taylor, who claimed his third career PGA Tour title. I feel like we all support each other so much, for them to stick around,  he said.  I think all of us said it this week, if us individually  stanley cup weren t the people to win, we really want another Canadian to do it and break this long drought. So to have them there, it s amazing. I ve looked up t Cofw Brown Deer student represents state as   2024 Youth of the Year
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?Over the next several days, millions of Americans will be taking advantage of online deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.  Companies and retailers are putting out their heads up emails, those Black Friday deals or even extending those deals earlier on,  cybersecurity expert Bryan Sevener said. While you re on the m stanley kubek ove to find a good deal this holiday season, so are cybercriminals.  Right now, it s predominantly targeted at getting access to your personally identifiable information and any online accounts you may have access to, getting your credit card information,  Sevener explained. Sevener is the president of ValorTechnologies, a stanley cups  Milwaukee-based cybersecurity company. His team predicts even more consumers will be targeted stanley france  this year. In 2022, Sevener said victims of Black Friday and Cyber Monday faux deals individually lost up to $1,200. This year, experts said victims could lose up to $1,500 on fake deals.  They might say  Quick, click now this deal ends before Black Friday or before Cyber Monday ,  Sevener said. Any deal that is time-sensitive or that s too good to be true is a red flag. You may also get email advertisements. Experts said not to click on those. First, you should verify the email address the ad was sent from.  Open a separate browser, go to that website, look for your Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals, and see if you can find that same offer on that website,  Sevener added. You may also see a deal while scrolling on social media. Ex Akqy Waukesha North and South High Schools recognized for preparing students for college and beyond
 A sheriffs office in Georgia says it has fired a deputy seen on video repeatedly punching a Black man during a traffic stop. The Clayton County Sheriffs Office said Sunday the deputy was fired for using excessive force. It did not identify the deputy. It said a criminal investigation has been turned over to the district attorneys office. According to his attorney, 26-year-old Roderick Walker was arrested and beaten after Clayton County sheriffs deput stanley thermosflasche ies pulled over the vehicle he was riding in Friday with his girlfriend, their 5-month-old child and his stepson for stanley thermos mug  an alleged kubki stanley  broken taillight and asked for his identification.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?HotWax is a new burger joint that just opened inside the Crossroads Collective food hall on Farwell Avenue. Ben Crevensten is behind the new concept. It s your classic, nostalgic burger joint thrown in with the Nashville hot chicken,  Crevensten says.  I ve worked on this for years.                 He opened HotWax this past April. The Nashville hot chicken and the burger are the top two sellers,  Crevensten beams.  There s weeks when the burger out sells the chicken. Crevensten s passion for music helped inspire their name.                 It was a com stanley becher bination of the hot chicken and the record store concept,  he explains.  HotWax is a reference to pressing the music onto records. That style o stanley france f creation is where that name came from. The List: These Restaurants Are Offering Carryout, DeliveryAre You Open  Submit Your Business!The Rebound Milwaukee: Resources For Getting Back To NormalHotWax is located at 2238 N. Farwell Ave. It is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Sundays from 11 a.m. to  stanley termoska 8 p.m.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Kvlf Masks still necessary after COVID-19 vaccinations until we reach herd immunity
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 AURORA, Colo. 鈥?The Aurora Civil Service Commission on Tuesday upheld the firings of three former Aurora police officers who mocked the death of a man killed by police in August 2019 at the site of the man s memorial.The three former officers, Jason Rosenblatt Erica Marrero and Kyle Dittrich, were fired by Police Chief Vanessa Wilson after the picture 鈥?which showed the three mocking the carotid hold officers put 23-year-old Elijah McClain in shortly before his death 鈥?surfcaced last year. Rosenblatt was involved in the initial incident with McClain, the young Black man whose death sparked nationwide outrage and calls for justice.Marrero, Dittrich and former officer Jaron Jones were seen in the photo, with one officer wrapping his arm around another officer s throat, mocking a carotid hold. Jones resigned before he could be fired. The picture was exchanged in a group text. Rosenblatt responded,  haha. Police officials last summer confirmed the photos were reported to the department by a fellow Aurora officer. Rosenblatt, Marrero and Dittrich all appealed their t stanley canada erminations and Rosenblatt later sued the cit stanley us y over his firing. However, the civil service commission upheld all three firings.The officers in their hearing argued that previous incidents inv stanley mug olving other officers who violated department code did not result in firings. Still, the commission ruled that none of those cases  were comparable to Officer Marrero s and Dittrich s misconduct.  None of the cases involved officer

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?It s been an active Wednesday in downtown with President Biden in the area. TMJ4 was outside the Pfister hotel when his motorcade drove through Jefferson Street and dropped the President off at the hotel for the night.That means residents can expect closures and barricades to stay put around the perimeter until Biden leaves the city Thursday morning and for store owners within the area, that also means less business. It s been very quiet,  Diane Wilson told TMJ4.  No cars, really no people. Wilson is the owner of P Dia Tailoring and says the empty streets are unusual for a Wednesday on Wisconsin Avenue where her store has been located for the past 14 years.                   stanley deutschland       TMJ4                Diane Wilson is the owner of P Dia Tailoring.    The president s visit blocked traffic for cars and only let people get to her store on foot. We didn t know what to anticipate,  Wilson sa stanley cups id of the closures.  We always thought everything would be further [toward the Pfister].  This isn t the first time the store owner has seen a sitting president make their way through downtown. Wilson saw former President Barack Obama during his two trips to the city while he was in office. [Traffic] was just about this same, but this loo stanley mugs ks a little more intense than that was,  she recalled.That intensity in detours this time around slowed down business for her neighbors across the street, too.Solomon Bekele owns the restaurant Alem Ethiopian Village and tells us cutting off the street Kdqb MPD seeking suspect in killing of 16-year-old at Burger King
 The national shortage of baby formula is pushing parents tosearch the internet for resources. One woman warns parents should be careful to avoid potential scams.Elizabeth Snyder said her family got tricked out of money, all while trying to find food for her nephew. What person takes advantage of a mother s vulnerability like that. At a time like this,  said Snyder in a Zoom interview.She said she agreed to help her sister-in-law Ashley find baby formula for her infant nephew.Like many others, she searched Facebook looking for Enfamil Gentalese Baby Formula, when she got a message from an unknown account saying they could help. She said  hey I have 14 cans of this Enfamil Gentlease formula that my sister-in-law in Tennessee is needing. She was like where are you located; I can send them to you. She sent me a photo of the 14 cans of formula otherwise I would have thought it was sketchy too.   I called my sister-in-law and was like this is great this is what I found. She is not going to charge us for the cans just shipping. She is going to give them to you if you just pay for shipping,  Snyder told her sister-in-law.In total, stanley nz  she handed over about 50 dollars. Snyder connected Ashley with the account holder and Ashley sent the money to a provided Cashapp account. After waiting for days, she never received any form stanley spain ula. She called and was like  hey! I think this girl blocked me . So, I get on my messenger, and I was just like  oh my gosh you just saw the grey icon and not stanley becher  her profi

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 MILWAUKEE, Wis. 鈥?President Joe Biden was back in battleground Wisconsin Wednesday, making an economic pitch for middle America and the middle class.TMJ4 S Charles Benson talked with NBC s Moderator of Meet the Press Chuck Todd about this week s big stories.President Biden talked with union workers at a training facility in DeForest, just north of Madison, hitting on themes from his Stat stanley us e of the Union Speech Tuesday night.The President calls his plan a blue-collar blueprint for America.Is he trying to retool or twea stanley cup k the party s appeal to the working class with his agenda  Yes,  said Todd.  And I also think he s trying to send the message that not only talk to the base of his own party that says,  Hey, you know, focus more on these economic issues and a little less than some of the social issues,  because it s certainly taking away the focus on what is sort of improving life for working Americans. Just look at Wisconsin to see why the stanley mug  President is pivoting to make a stronger appeal to union workers and voters.In 2008 President Obama easily won the Badger state by carrying 59 counties. He lost 13.Fast forward to Biden s narrow win over President Trump in 2020. Biden only won 14 counties in Wisconsin and lost 58.Todd says Biden s middle-class message is similar to his predecessor. This is Donald Trump s economic dream. He wanted to talk about buying American and bringing jobs back from China. Well, that s exactly what Joe Biden talked about in the State of the Union. So I think Lzlh Why communication is key to reducing Black maternal mortality
 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 鈥?Many Americans have been anxiously awaiting the day their grandparents are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. Florida nurse Megan Patterson was among them. After spending much of the past year treating p stanley cup atients in a COVID-19 unit, Patterson witnessed the deadly disease firsthand at Bayfront Health St. Petersburg.                        Megan Patterson        Because she was working with COVID-19 patients, Patterson was unable to visit many of her loved ones. Specifically, she wasnt able to see her two grandmothers, who she says essentially raised her.  Gramma  and  Nana  are both 80 years old and have COPD.                        Megan Patterson        In October, Patterson contracted the virus herself. She took time off of work and was  very sick for a month,  a stanley cup ccording to a hospital representative.Once she recovered, Patterson returned to work and was able to get vaccinated for COVID-19 in December. Afterwards, she began working in the hospitals vaccination clinic to help others protect stanley cup  themselves against the virus.When January rolled around, Patterson got the amazing opportunity to vaccinate both of her grandmothers, giving the important women in her life their first shots.The hospital says Patterson felt grateful to be able to take care of her family members and to share such a big moment in medicine with her grandmas.                        Megan Patterson                Megan Patterson with her grandmothers     I feel strongly about the eff