Florida Becomes Second State To Break American Bar Chokehold On Law Schools
'Not in Floridians’ best interest for the ABA to be the sole gatekeeper'
Leftist candidate tries to orchestrate Trump 'gotcha' — and fails miserably
A leftist congressional candidate launched a lousy attempt to further conflate President Donald Trump with literal Nazis, but failed miserably.
Candidate Mark Davis of Florida sounded the alarm Thursday, noting the website "Nazis.us" redirects users to the Department of Homeland Security page. Davis implied that he stumbled upon this website and urged supporters to "give them a donation."
'I pointed it directly at Kristi Noem's department.'
"OK, I think I have it figured out....if you go to Nazis.us it takes you to our DHS website because, of course it does," Davis said in a post on X. "It just makes sense. Whoever did that, give them a donation."
Despite his attempt to frame the Trump administration as Nazis, X users quickly found out that Davis was actually the one who created the website.
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After getting brutally ratioed in his comment section, Davis changed his tune and openly admitted that he purchased the domain himself.
"If Kristi Noem and donald trump didn't know my name before, they damn sure do now," Davis said. "I bought nazis.us. I pointed it directly at Kristi Noem's department. And now the whole damn world is watching. I just held up a mirror ... and they hate their reflection. And it's a middle finger they can't erase. You want to cry about 'decency'? Then maybe don't prop up fascists while killing women, immigrants and the working class. You built this. I'm just handing out the receipts."
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Davis, who is running in a deep-red district represented by Republican Congressman Vern Buchanan for over a decade, continued his unhinged rant on X, even urging people to divorce their spouses if they support Trump.
"If your husband or wife still supports trump, leave them. Divorce them. Kick their sorry f**king ass to the curb," Davis said.
"They backed a pedophile. They cheered for a wannabe dictator. They watch this country burn ... and f**king clap[.] And if they chose the rapist who wants to end elections, they don't deserve your loyalty. Or your home. Or your f**king silence. They f**ked the country. Don't let them f**k your life too."
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Florida Joins Texas In Ending American Bar Association’s ‘Gatekeeper’ Grip On Law Schools
In a major step toward greater ideological freedom in the legal profession, the state of Florida ended the left-wing American Bar Association’s (ABA) dominance over its law schools on Thursday. In its nine-page order, the Florida Supreme Court revealed that it has amended the state’s bar admissions rule “to end the rule’s reliance on the […]Handcuffed Florida female grabs gun hidden in her pants, opens fire in moving sheriff's cruiser, newly released video shows
A newly released surveillance video shows a handcuffed Florida female pulling a gun hidden in her pants and opening fire in a moving sheriff's cruiser after a traffic stop.
Last June, Rheanna Harden — then 22 years old — was accused of driving with a suspended license, providing false identification to law enforcement, and possession of drugs, the Marion County Sheriff's Office told WESH-TV.
Court records indicate Harden told investigators she got angry about how she was treated on the way to jail, WFTV reported, adding that she told investigators she said a prayer moments before opening fire.
But despite the deputy checking Harden three times, he never found a gun hidden in her pants, WFTV-TV reported.
In surveillance video WFTV said it recently obtained recorded inside a sheriff's department cruiser, Harden is seen searching for something in her pants while sitting in the back of the patrol vehicle, WESH said.
Deputies said Harden was "flexible" enough to grab a gun from her pants and open fire while inside the cruiser, WFTV reported. The deputy was driving the vehicle at the time of the shooting, WESH added.
The patrol car crashed into a utility pole before the deputy managed to exit the cruiser and return fire, WESH said, citing the sheriff's office.
Harden suffered shoulder and hip injuries, and the deputy suffered a graze wound near his right eye, authorities told WESH, which added that both Harden and deputy were hospitalized and later released.
The surveillance video also shows that Harden was able to get her left hand out of her handcuffs at least once, WFTV reported, adding that the deputy handcuffed her three times.
Indeed, investigators added to WFTV that Harden was able to pull off the shooting using a small revolver, despite having been handcuffed behind her back and patted down before her arrest.
Court records indicate Harden told investigators she got angry about how she was treated on the way to jail, WFTV reported, adding that she told investigators she said a prayer moments before opening fire.
Reports indicate Harden fired six rounds.
As you likely expect, Harden was hit with additional charges after the incident — namely attempted second-degree murder of a law enforcement officer and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, the sheriff's office told WESH.
Harden — who was denied bond — has a lengthy criminal history out of Bay County, which includes fleeing and eluding law enforcement officers and grand theft, WFTV said.
Her next court date is Jan. 29, jail records show.
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Florida man wearing bra, fake breasts, G-string gets busted — but what cops found moments later raised more alarms: Police
A Florida man wearing a lace bra, a G-string thong, and fake breasts was caught trespassing at a construction site, according to police. However, authorities said the bizarre situation escalated when a deputy discovered something alarming under his prosthetic silicone breasts.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd began his Monday morning briefing by stating: "Now occasionally I bring you stuff that you just can't believe, that you'll never get over, that may even scar you for life."
'Can you imagine? He's mad at us for trying to find out why he's wearing lace bras with guns and G-strings or G-somethings.'
According to the affidavit provided to Blaze News by the Polk County Sheriff's Office, a deputy encountered 39-year-old Matthew Zaccarino of Altamonte Springs at a construction zone around 1:19 a.m. Dec. 14.
The affidavit states Zaccarino's vehicle was parked on private property with signs posted that read: "No Trespassing."
A deputy made contact with Zaccarino, "who was standing next to the vehicle's open passenger-side door and putting on female clothing (bra and panties)," the affidavit said.
Judd added, "We see this dude wearing a red lace bra, with prosthetic silicone breasts. Then we noticed he's wearing a G-string — showing off the boys. You know what I mean?"
Judd said the deputy believed the situation was "highly unusual."
Zaccarino told the deputy he was on his way to a "costume party," according to Judd.
However, when the deputy pressed him about the costume party, Zaccarino couldn't answer the question, Judd said.
The affidavit states that Zaccarino was "unable to provide a location, direction, or identify individuals who would be present" at the supposed party.
The affidavit also states the deputy issued several lawful commands for the suspect to stop moving, but he "refused to comply, removed his bra and silicone breast prosthesis, and began reaching inside the vehicle."
At that time, the officer handcuffed the suspect.
Sheriff Judd stressed that these kinds of strange encounters can be extremely dangerous for officers.
According to the affidavit, the deputy was looking down at the bra and breast prosthesis and noticed a "loaded H&K 9mm firearm under the items" on the passenger-side floorboard near where Zaccarino was standing.
"Such loitering and prowling occurred under circumstances that warranted justifiable and reasonable alarm for the safety of people or property in the vicinity," the deputy wrote in the affidavit.
Zaccarino then clammed up and refused to talk to law enforcement, according to Judd.
"Can you imagine? He's mad at us for trying to find out why he's wearing lace bras with guns and G-strings or G-somethings," Judd stated.
"Oooh, it was ugly. It was so ugly," Judd remarked.
Zaccarino was arrested and charged with armed trespass, resisting without violence, and loitering and prowling.
According to Polk County Sheriff's Office jail records, Zaccarino was released on a $6,250 bond.
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US postal worker allegedly thinks kid on scooter is making off with just-delivered package — then stupidity kicks in
A United States Postal Service worker in Florida late last month allegedly believed a kid on an electric scooter was making off with a package he had just delivered — and let's just say the postal worker's decision-making after that point was not the smartest.
Citing a Florida Highway Patrol report, the Pensacola News Journal said 41-year-old William White Jr. dropped off a package on Kingfisher Way in Escambia County on Dec. 27.
'It's not a normal porch pirate running up snatching packages that you just dropped off.'
The FHP report said a "child, whose family owns that residence, saw the package was meant for a different address," the News Journal added.
With that, the child — a 10-year-old, according to WALA-TV — grabbed the package and put it on his electric scooter to deliver it to the correct address, the FHP said, according to the News Journal.
But when White saw the child with the package, he believed the kid was stealing it, the paper said.
"White then purposely drove the USPS vehicle towards the child and ran over the scooter," the FHP report said, according to the News Journal. "The child was able to get into the nearby yard prior to the scooter being hit."
White then grabbed the scooter from underneath the USPS vehicle, placed it on the truck, and then drove off after yelling at the child, the paper said, citing the FHP report.
One of the child's family members followed White to confront him, leading to White throwing the scooter into a nearby yard on Blue Jay Way, the FHP said, according to the News Journal.
Troopers said the child suffered an ankle injury in the incident and was taken to the Studer Family Children's Hospital in Pensacola, WEAR-TV reported.
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White was interviewed and arrested on New Year's Eve after he returned to work, officials told WALA.
He was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, petit theft, and criminal mischief, the News Journal said.
Jail records indicate White was released later on New Year's Eve; his bond totaled $5,500, and his next court date is Jan. 23.
Florida Highway Patrol Captain Jason King told WEAR, "This isn't just an oops crash with a 10-year-old. This is an intentional act by a United States postal worker trying to run over a 10-year-old."
King added to WEAR that "it's amazing what a small conversation would do in a situation instead of jumping straight to use of force. Putting your hands on somebody, or just really escalating way past where it should have been. It's a 10-year-old on a scooter. It's not a normal porch pirate running up snatching packages that you just dropped off."
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