Bullet reportedly pierces wall of Oakland home, hits father of 2 in head while he's asleep, exits through his eye



A bullet reportedly pierced the wall of an Oakland home last week, hit a father of two young daughters in the head while he was asleep, and exited through his eye.

Citing a GoFundMe page from the family of victim Run Hua Kuang, KTVU-TV reported that he was taking a nap Thursday afternoon after finishing his shift as a delivery truck driver when a bullet penetrated a headboard, went through his head, and came out his left eye.

'This shocking incident has left the entire family traumatized and in deep distress.'

Kuang was on life support in an intensive care united after a seven-hour surgery, the station said.

KTVU said the 33-year-old victim and his family live in a housing project, and he was the sole breadwinner for his wife of seven years and his two young daughters, ages 7 and just 3 months.

The East Bay Times said Oakland Housing Authority police are investigating what prompted the shooting in the 2200 block of East 19th Street, and no arrests were announced, and no suspect information has been released.

"This shocking incident has left the entire family traumatized and in deep distress. This tragedy has created a severe financial burden for our family," the fundraiser read, the station said.

Kuang's sister put together the GoFundMe page and said he's also the person in his household who speaks English, and he takes care of family responsibilities and communications.

The fundraiser says he immigrated to the U.S. from Taishan, China, in 2005 "searching for the American Dream for his family."

The campaign has raised nearly $111,000 of a $200,000 goal as of Monday afternoon.

Those with information about the shooting can call OHA police at 510-535-3100 or its tip line at 510-535-3155, the Times said, adding that an OHA communications representative said the agency has been in contact with the family and “is providing support and services.”

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Woman admits her husband was stealing from truck, questions why owner fatally shot him



A woman has admitted that her husband was stealing from a truck in the middle of the night last week — but she's questioning why the owner fatally shot him.

Police in Tulsa, Oklahoma, are investigating what went down around 2:15 a.m. Wednesday in the area of the 9200 block of East 90th Street, the Broken Arrow Sentinel reported. A report from KOTV-DT indicates the fatal shooting happened near 91st and Mingo.

'He was stealing, and he was getting stuff out of the back of the truck, and me and him had gotten into an argument because I don't do that.'

Blane Hambrick, 39, was seen breaking into a truck and trying to steal items from inside it when two residents of the home came outside to confront him, police told KOTV.

Police said an argument ensued after which the owner of the vehicle shot Hambrick, the station reported.

Police responded to the area and found a black sedan which had been driven upon the curb and come to a stop, the Sentinel said, adding that officers found a male with a gunshot wound to the chest and an unknown female doing chest compressions on him.

The male died after emergency personnel took him to a hospital in critical condition, the paper added.

Detectives took all witnesses and those involved in the incident to headquarters for questioning, the Sentinel said. KOTV said detectives released the two aforementioned residents of the home after questioning them.

'I don't understand why he was shot because there were two men and just him. Why not hold him at gunpoint? Or why not beat him up?'

In the meantime, Hambrick's wife, Rosie Lawson, is mourning her loss and asking questions, KJRH-TV reported. You can view the interview with Lawson here.

"He was stealing, and he was getting stuff out of the back of the truck, and me and him had gotten into an argument because I don't do that," Lawson told KJRH, adding that she wanted nothing to do with it and started to walk away.

Lawson added to the station that "Blane was trying to get into the car, and that's when I saw the shot go off, and I saw the spark of the bullet, and Blane was able to start the car and speed down to me, and he was able to stop for me to get in."

She also told KJRH, "I don't understand why he was shot because there were two men and just him. Why not hold him at gunpoint? Or why not beat him up? Why shoot him and take my kid's dad away?"

Police added to KJRH that they're still putting the pieces of the case together.

"It's a tough investigation, I guess, initially for detectives and DAs," Officer Danny Bean told the station. "They've got to work through this, review all of their statements that they get, and they've got to review video that they have [and] put ... together exactly what happened before they make their decision."

Bean added to KJRH that it will be up to the district attorney's office if any charges are filed in this case.

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'Reacher' star says he imitated his crime-fighting character while on date with his wife and seeing crook breaking into car



"Reacher" star Alan Ritchson said during an interview that he actually imitated his show's crime-fighting character, Jack Reacher, while on date with his wife when they saw a crook breaking into car.

What are the details?

Ritchson broke it all down in a clip posted last week from "etalk," a celebrity program that's part of Canada's CTV network.

“We were on a date in Montreal walking to a very nice dinner all dressed up, and we saw somebody breaking into a car. And, like, she put it together before I did," Ritcher recalled to the program, noting that there was "glass everywhere" and a crook was "rooting through somebody’s stuff and came out with all these bags."

He added that his wife said, "I think he’s breaking into that car." Richter's response? "By gosh, I think you’re right."

Apparently, Richter's wife had an inkling of what might happen next.

"And she goes, ‘Don’t do it!’ And I was like, ‘Instant Reacher Mode,’ and I was like, ‘Some justice has to be done here.’ And I chased that dude like four blocks until I tossed him into a building and the cops came,” Richter added.

In the end, he said his wife was "very mad at me for not just, like, taking her on our date," but Richter noted that "we got there eventually."

@etalkctv Turns out Alan Ritchson is the real-life version of Jack Reacher! 🫢 The star of 'Reacher' told us about stopping a real-life robbery in Montréal while on a date with his wife. 👏 #Reacher #AlanRitchson #JackReacher #storytime #interview #DateNight #Montreal ♬ original sound - etalk

Anything else?

According to the Internet Movie Database, the hit Amazon series "Reacher" focuses on a retired Military Police officer who's arrested for a murder he didn't commit — and who "finds himself in the middle of a deadly conspiracy full of dirty cops, shady businessmen, and scheming politicians. With nothing but his wits, he must figure out what is happening in Margrave, Georgia."

Tom Cruise played the same character in two movies released in 2012 and 2016.

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Man allegedly matches with dead wife on Tinder



As the Halloween season looms, one man's tale about matching with his deceased wife on Tinder was seen more than 6.5 million times on TikTok in less than a week.

The strange incident was read out loud on the Ghost Huns podcast and subsequently shared to their TikTok account. The post reeled in more than 3,000 comments, according to the Daily Mail.

@ghosthunspod

dead wife is on... tinder #ghosthuns #podcastclips #tinder #scarytiktoks #scarystorytime #creepy #spooky #ghoststories #ghosts #wife #spookyseason #spookyszn #creepytok

The host of the podcast, Suzie Preece, read out the bizarre story from the point of view of a man named Derek. She kicked off the segment by reading, "I just matched with my dead wife on Tinder. I had numbly swiped left so many times in a row I almost missed it, I wish I had."

"I skimmed through her profile, there was no writing but three other pictures of my dead wife I'd never seen before including one with the statue of Liberty behind her even though I knew she'd never been to New York City, at least to my knowledge."

"I swiped right and breathed for the first time in nearly two minutes."

"I struggled to sleep for the next 48 hours, never getting a match, ready to message Tinder and tell them someone was impersonating my beloved dead wife on the app and doing some kind of magical photoshop to put in her pictures."

Preece carried on with the man's story, saying that the "[t]he match came at 3:33 a.m. It came with a simple message, just a simple 'hi.'"

"I mashed the letters on my phone as hard and fast as I could — who is this? why are you doing this? where did you get these pictures of my wife, she died of cervical cancer two years ago you monster."

Derek apparently received a couple more messages, asking if he was home and to let the person in who was messaging him. He was apparently convinced someone was just playing a joke on him, saying: "Someone had to be f****** about with me but who would be this impossibly cruel and diabolical — there may have been a couple people who didn't like me at work but no one would go anywhere near this far."

Though the story may seem far-fetched, there was someone in the comments of the podcast who claimed that a similar incident had happened to them.

The commenter said: "My late partner put a song on on Amazon playlist. Also, changed my Pinterest account to a pet name only we knew. I believe this 100%."

While the story may have been a story perfectly fit for the Halloween season, there appear to be individuals who honestly believe that Derek really heard from his late wife through Tinder.

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Pulitzer Prizes blasted over conferring once-prestigious award upon porn-obsessed transvestite whose 2019 thesis was that 'getting f***** makes you female'



The Pulitzer Prize administered by Columbia University was once a prestigious award handed out for meaningful achievements in the media and the arts. This year, a pornography-obsessed transvestite who recently advanced the thesis that womanhood is a matter of sexual penetration received the award for "distinguished criticism, using any available journalistic tool."

What are the details?

Andrew Long Chu, who calls himself Andrea, will receive $15,000 along with the accolade for five book reviews in New York magazine wherein he allegedly employed "multiple cultural lenses to explore some of society's most fraught topics."

\u201cso am i really the first trans person to win a pulitzer? can we fact check this?\u201d
— wife of the mind (@wife of the mind) 1683575232

In one review, Chu discussed a short story about "a shut-in feudal lord who spends his days easing foreign objects into his rectum" and drew the conclusion that "this is why we all sh**: to be renewed. Everything else — money, political ideology, institutions of all kinds — is a distraction from the fundamental unity of sh** and spirit."

Another book review found partially deserving of the Pulitzer concerned the missteps of a suicidal gay person.

Chu, who admitted in a 2013 article that he was a racist, navigated his hang-ups on the subject in a review entitled, "The Mixed Metaphor[:] Why does the half-Asian, half-white protagonist make us so anxious?"

Vox Media commended the Pulitzer Awards' decision, claiming Chu "has made an indelible mark on readers and the industry as a whole" and further alleging that he "articulates fundamental truths" about the subject matter he scrutinizes.

It is unclear whether Vox Media and other leftist supporters reckon Chu's recent remarks about women constitute articulations of fundamental truths.

Award-winning dehumanization

Reduxx reported that Chu's first book, "Females," published by Verso Press, served as a 94-page screed advancing the notion "that anyone can become female, and that being penetrated during sex defines womanhood."

In the book, the transvestic author wrote, "Getting f***ed makes you female because f***ed is what a female is," describing himself as once being "a sad, pretentious boy, furious about rape, hopelessly addicted to pornography."

Chu also wrote that the "barest essentials" of femaleness are "an open mouth, an expectant ***hole, blank, blank eyes."

The Pulitzer awardee has admitted that a porn obsession is what first prompted him to masquerade as a woman.

"Almost every night, for at least a year before I transitioned, I would wait till my girlfriend had fallen asleep and slip out of bed for the bathroom with my phone. I was going on Tumblr to look at something called sissy porn. I’d discovered it by accident one night, scrolling lazily down a pornographic rabbit hole," he wrote.

The variety of porn in question concerns degenerate acts involving feminized men.

Chu admitted, "Sissy porn did make me trans. … At the center of sissy porn lies the ***hole, a kind of universal vagina through which femaleness can always be accessed."

Elements of the literary world began to celebrate him after his so-called transition and apparent desperate need to speak about it at length.

According to Reduxx, after Andrew started calling himself Andrea, he was invited to speak at various universities, frequently speaking on the topic of his porn-exacerbated gender dysphoria.

He was also named as a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in Transgender Nonfiction for his 2019 book dehumanizing women.

Chu's dehumanization has not been limited to adult women.

He tweeted in 2019, "are there republican lawmakers less developed than a 6 week old fetus? yes. but do i think we should abort those lawmakers? also yes."

On Jan. 28, 2019, he wrote, "thinking about getting a uterus transplant just to have an abortion."

Backlash

A number of feminists have spoken out in response to the news that Chu won the Pulitzer.

Feminist novelist Christina Dalcher tweeted, "No, really, @PulitzerPrizes and anyone else celebrating this: F*** you. Sincerely, A Woman (the one and only kind)."

Kara Dansky, the president of the American chapter of Women's Declaration International, referenced one of Chu's more egregious anti-woman barbs and wrote, "Shame on you, @PulitzerPrizes."

Award-winning New Yorker cartoonist Lisa Rothstein called the conference of the award upon Chu "revolting."

Retired doctor and gender ideology critic Isidora Sanger said of Chu's award, "Mediocrity of male supremacy waves its male genitals in women's faces yet again."

Jeremy Carl, a senior fellow at the Claremont Institution, wrote, "Thank you for demonstrating more powerfully than I ever could how the Pulitzer Prizes have become a complete joke."

Here is Andrew Long Chu discussing "trans identity" back in December:

Andrea Long Chu | High Low with EmRata youtu.be

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