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Crowder recruited his intern, Lily, and demonstrated the difference between the strength of a woman vs the strength of a man. Watch the clip for an illustration of what Crowder believes is an accountability issue in our culture.
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VIDEO: Heavily armed leftists surround, threaten lone Portland motorist. But when fed-up driver points his own gun at them, all hell breaks loose.
Heavily armed leftists apparently acting as security for a march in Portland earlier this week pointed their guns at a lone motorist and threatened him before the fed-up driver exited his truck and pointed his own gun at them — and then all hell broke loose.
What are the details?
Video showed a large group of leftist militants marching down a Portland street Wednesday reportedly to remember Patrick Kimmons, a black man fatally shot by Portland police in 2018.
But a vehicle apparently leading the group came upon a pickup truck driver who was traveling toward the marchers, and the lead vehicle blocked the driver's path — and in seconds, numerous militants descended upon the pickup truck driver and began threatening him.
Thing is, though, the driver had a gun, too — and the heavily armed militants didn't like that one bit.
"You better f***ing not!" one leftist was heard yelling at the driver. "Put your f***ing gun down!"
The driver, standing behind his truck door, pointed at one particularly well-strapped leftist and twice yelled back, "You got about five seconds to lower that f***ing weapon!"
The lone driver — who faced about a half dozen armed leftists in the standoff — jawed with the hostile group, calling them "c**ksuckers" and "f***in' idiots" and repeatedly ordering them to "shut up."
One leftist told the driver that his "vehicle is a deadly weapon" — which didn't go over too well with the driver who noted all the rifles pointed in his direction.
As the driver got back into this truck and began to move past the militants, one leftist called him a "f***ing Nazi" as others demanded he "get outta here!" Then just before he reached the intersection — apparently after one of the leftists hit or threw something at his truck — the driver stopped, got out, and confronted the group.
The situation grew tense, with many people screaming, and the driver grabbed his gun and moved forward on one of the rifle-wielding leftists —
— who promptly shoved the driver backward.
With that, the driver regained his footing and drew his gun on the group.
But he was tackled from behind after which numerous militants piled on him.
Soon the driver was requesting an ambulance, asking for his gun back, and telling the leftists that he's a disabled Marine.
Here's the video. (Content warning: Language):
While Oregon is an open-carry state, gun owners cannot do so in Portland unless they are concealed carry license holders and their guns are not loaded.
But wait! There was more fun!
If you thought that was enough left-wing lawlessness for one day, there's video of the same armed group attacking a different vehicle whose driver didn't obey their orders and moved through and past their blockade.
As you can imagine, the militants didn't like that too much — and apparently broke the red SUV's windows and punctured at least two of its tires while managing to get the driver to stop.
"You f***ed with the wrong f***in' people, bro!" one particularly erudite leftist hollered at the motorist.
The militants claimed one of their comrades was hit by the SUV and continued to threaten the driver. Eventually the apparently injured motorist exited the vehicle as one of the militants said on camera they were giving medical aid to him.
Here's the clip of that confrontation. (Content warning: Language):
What did police have to say?
Portland police said they were called Wednesday around noon about a pedestrian struck by a vehicle near North Interstate Avenue and North Killingsworth Street. But police said they found no pedestrians who claimed to have been struck.
Police said they knew the reported incident was related to the march, which they said had moved away into nearby streets by the time they arrived at the scene — and added that the march featured some people "openly carrying firearms."
More from the police:
Additional calls came in from people who had been driving vehicles in the area and who were blocked by the crowd in the street. One person said people in the crowd broke out their vehicle windows, damaged tires, and sprayed them with some kind of irritant near North Interstate Avenue and North Killingsworth Street.
A person in another vehicle blocked by the crowd near North Alberta Street and North Michigan Avenue got into a dispute with people who surrounded him and took a firearm from him, as well as tools and keys.
Portland Police attempted to collect as many statements as possible from those involved. Officers will document as much of the incidents as witnesses share and will attempt to gather available evidence, including video for follow-up on any criminal allegations.
One person was transported by ambulance to the hospital following one of the altercations.
NYPD officer — beloved husband and father of 2 — fatally struck by allegedly drunk driver
Loved ones and strangers are mourning the death of NYPD Officer Anastasios Tsakos, a beloved husband and father of two young children who died in the early hours of Tuesday morning after being hit by an allegedly drunk driver while directing traffic.
What are the details?
The New York Times reported that Tsakos, 43, was struck at around 2:00 a.m. while working to divert traffic from a separate fatality accident, and was sent airborne before landing in a grassy area as the driver who hit him took off with a "completely shattered" windshield.
Tsakos was a 14-year veteran of the department, and he leaves behind his wife, 3-year-old son, and 6-year-old daughter.
Neighbors told WCBS-TV that Tsakos was a dedicated family man, and expressed their sadness over the tragedy.
"An amazing father, husband, and we saw him every day," Rosemarie Giancalone told the outlet. "He brought us food and went to the supermarket, whatever you guys need." Giancalone's partner, Simone, said that the officer had even helped them "put up the molding" in their house.
Simone said Tsakos "was a super dedicated father with his kids," and would often play with the children in his driveway.
The outlet further reported:
NYPD widows with the group Survivors of the Shield rushed to the home to let the officer's grieving wife know they are there for her always.
"We just want them to know they're not alone, we've all been through it. But every circumstance is different, and privacy is important to her. She's still trying to accept what happened," Maggine McDonald said.
What else?
The person accused of fatally hitting Tsakos is Jessica Beauvais, 32, who authorities say was driving while intoxicated on a suspended license.
The Times reported that after fleeing the scene, Beauvais was "surrounded by the police when she left the highway a few exits later," and that "Ms. Beauvais put her car in reverse and rammed the police vehicle behind her before she was taken into custody."
The Daily Mail reported that Beauvais was seen on Facebook live hours before the incident taking shots of what she purportedly later admitted to police was vodka. She reportedly was on a rant during her Facebook message over the Derek Chauvin trial, declaring "f*** the police."
Following her arraignment Tuesday afternoon, Beauvais sobbed while apologizing for Tsakos' death, saying, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry that I hit him and now he's dead."
She has been charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter, along with one count each of reckless endangerment, leaving an accident resulting in death, driving while intoxicated, fleeing an officer in a motor vehicle, and other charges.
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Watch: Driver plows through group of people and into a Taco Bell, injuring three
A disturbing video has gone viral showing a car being driven into a group of individuals standing outside a Taco Bell and into the restaurant lobby, leaving three people injured.
What are the details?
The footage began circulating earlier this week, and shows a handful of people gathered out front of the fast food joint in an apparent confrontation with whomever was in the vehicle. Yelling is heard, and the car is seen revving toward the group before someone shouts, "Blow that b**** up." The vehicle then plows into the people and through the front of the restaurant.
Warning: Graphic footage
According to The Daily Mail, the incident occurred in Waldorf, Maryland, at little after 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday night.
TMZ reported:
According to Charles County law enforcement, the occupants in the vehicle were in an argument with an employee working the drive-thru before the hit-and-run. Cops say they were told one of the suspects got out and assaulted the employee at the window, then got back in the vehicle.
The driver then allegedly pulled up to the front, which is where the vid picks up. Police say 2 people were treated at the scene for injuries and one was taken to the hospital for injuries that are not life-threatening.
WNBC-TV reported that the driver fled the scene following the crash, and authorities later found the vehicle parked at a house near the Taco Bell. The Charles County Sheriff's Office has not yet identified the suspect in the incident, but investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and wants to hear from any witnesses.
3 killed, several injured after allegedly 'impaired' driver strikes pedestrians in San Diego
Three people are dead and another six injured after an allegedly "impaired" man drove his vehicle onto a sidewalk in downtown Sand Diego on Monday morning.
What are the details?
The tragedy occurred at around 9:00 a.m. near San Diego City College where police say the suspect, a 71-year-old whose name has not been released, plowed into the victims under a bridge where homeless people have been known to seek shelter. He was driving a Volvo station wagon, and there were "tents and belongings" in the path of the vehicle when it took to the sidewalk, authorities said.
WNBC-TV reported that the deceased victims were declared dead at the scene, and two of the injured remain hospitalized in critical condition. The condition of the remaining four people who were struck by the vehicle are unknown.
San Diego Police Department Chief David Nisleit said that the driver tried to assist the victims and gave his name to police at the scene. Nisleit said the suspect "was detained and was being investigated 'for possibly driving while impaired,'" the New York Times reported.
According to the Daily Mail, "authorities initially said [the driver] had tried to flee."
Nisleit also noted that just minutes before the crash, the department received a radio call regarding a vehicle matching the description of the Volvo. The chief "said that call is part of the ongoing investigation and could not give specifics yet about what was reported in that call regarding the Volvo," WNBC reported.
One witness told the outlet that they saw the Volvo take out more than three tents lined up on the sidewalk. "I turned around and I saw yellow headlights and next thing you know, I was almost getting sucked under a car," Ronnie Williams recalled. "And then I managed to pull my leg out from under the car right here."
"It was quick, but it was slow," he added. "I could see everything, I could hear everything, I could feel everything. I could hear myself thinking to myself like, 'Do you want to die or not?'"
Another witness reported seeing the driver "right after the crash looking very distraught" and "said the driver walked away from the car and waited for police to arrive before being taken away in handcuffs," according to WNBC.
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