http://geo.com.pa/web Confianza por Décadas desde 1992 Mon, 20 Apr 2026 12:01:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=4.1 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=2606 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=2606#comments Wed, 15 Mar 2023 11:35:06 +0000 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=2606 Paul Coffey Jersey on teams that are breaking protocol. The latest to have the hammer dropped down on them are the and . confirms that New Orleans has been docked a seventh-round draft pick and fined Leon Draisaitl Jersey $500,000 for repeated COVID-related violations.The Saints' maskle s postgame celebration in the locker room following their win over the in Week 9 appears to be a driving force Andrew Ference Jersey in what led the to distribute a punishment upon Sean Payton's club.Earlier this season, Payton, along with head coach Jon Gruden, for not wearing a mask during New Orleans' Monday Night Football matchup with Las Vegas back in Mark Letestu Jersey Week 2. 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Police have said previously the boy was in a car suspected of involvement in a carjacking in a nearby suburb the day before and that he jumped out and started running. He hasn't been charged. The exce sive force lawsuit says the seventh grader, who had been a pa senger, was complying with orders from several officers screaming at him to put his hands up. The boy, referred to in the lawsuit only by his initials, "was unarmed and did as he was instructed. But the officer still shot him reckle sly, callously, and wantonly right through his back," the filing alleges. America Reckons With Racial Injustice Chicago Releases Video Showing Fatal Police Shooting Of 13-Year-Old Adam Toledo The shooting is the latest to put a spotlight on the Chicago Police Department's history of aggre sive pursuit practices, which the city had vowed to change. Reform advocates say a still-inadequate pursuit policy and poor training has too often led officers to chase and shoot suspects who posed no threat. Police say they are finalizing a policy, but one is still not in place. The officer's name hasn't been released and he is referred to as John Doe Officer in the filing. He was relieved of his police powers last week. The Yonder Alonso Jersey lawsuit names Doe and the city of Chicago as defendants and seeks unspecified damages for, among other things, mental anguish and future caretaking expenses. A me sage seeking comment from the city's law department Thursday morning wasn't immediately returned.Criminal Justice Collaborative The officer who killed Laquan McDonald is free after three years. Activists are angry The filing says the boy did not have a weapon and did nothing to make the officer believe he was armed or a danger to anyone. It adds that the use of use of force "was not objectively reasonable" and "was neither nece sary nor proportional." Police said the officer fired after the teen turned toward him Police Supt. David Brown said last week that the fleeing teenager turned toward the officer and the officer fired. No weapon was found at the scene, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability, the agency that investigates officer shootings, confirmed last week. COPA said it had footage from the officer's body-worn camera but couldn't release it because the boy is a minor.Thursday's filing says the officer knew or should have known that safer alternatives to a foot pursuit were available. Among the options, it says, was to establish a perimeter to contain the boy, then eventually arrest him. At least one police helicopter was overhead and other officers and patrol cars were in the area, honing in on the boy, it says. The lawsuit says the department has been agonizingly slow in bringing its pursuit policy up to best-practice standards, saying that prior to June 2021 the department had "no pursuit policy at all." The Justice Department criticized Chicago police practices A scathing 2017 report by the U.S. Department of Justice that accused the Chicago Police Department Paul Konerko Jersey of "tolerating racially discriminatory conduct" by officers also singled out its pursuit practices for blistering criticism.National 'The Consent Decree Will Make Us Better,' Federal Oversight of Chicago Police Begins"We found that officers engage in tactically unsound and unnece sary foot pursuit, and that those foot pursuits too often end with officers unreasonably shooting someone including unarmed individuals," the report said. The report led to a federal consent decree, a court supervised plan to overhaul the department that, among a long list of requirements, demanded that a fully upgraded police pursuit policy be in place by autumn of last year, according to the lawsuit. But the suit said the city mi sed the deadline. "After Adam Engel Jersey (the department) implemented a woefully inadequate temporary foot pursuit policy, it dragged its feet in updating that policy," the filing says. "It not only mi sed the September 2021 deadline imposed by the Consent Decree, but eight months later, the policy is still not in place." City officials responsible for implementing the reforms have previously denied that it has dragged their feet or disregarded deadlines. The filing argues last week's shooting may not have occurred had a sound pursuit policy been in place. "The deep-seeded systemic problems that led to the entry of the Consent Decree implicit bias and failures in training, supervision, and accountability still exist today," the lawsuit said. It add that the 13-year-old "is the latest victim of CPD's systemic failures."]]> http://geo.com.pa/web/?feed=rss2&p=1336 0 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=1323 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=1323#comments Mon, 06 Jun 2022 03:28:34 +0000 http://geo.com.pa/web/?p=1323 Aaron Rodgers Jersey attack at a grocery store in Buffalo, N.Y.Uvalde elementary school shooting As senators seek common ground on guns, 'red flag' laws become a focus "There are too many other schools, too many other day places that have become killing fields, battlefields here in America," Biden said Thursday evening. "The i sue we face is one of consciousne s and common sense. ... I want to be very Orlando Arcia Jersey clear: This is not about taking away anyone's guns. It's not about vilifying gun owners."The president cited a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center that guns were the leading cause of death among children."Over the past two decades, more school-aged children have died from guns than on-duty police officers and active-duty military combined," Biden said. He described the impact of the AR-15 rifle on the children in the Texas school shooting. "The damage was so devastating in Uvalde that parents had to do DNA swabs to identify the remains of their children, 9- and 10-year-olds," he said.Reaction from gun control advocates was mixed. Some groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action praised the speech, while others including Guns Down America; Manny Oliver, the father of a child killed in the Parkland shooting; and former Parkland student Cameron Kasky criticized the president for not taking more aggre sive steps to lobby Congre s or change laws."Ok...I was expecting an executive order and all we got was an executive prayer," Oliver tweeted.Uvalde elementary school shooting Senators are continuing talks during rece s to find a compromise on gun legislation As a senator, Biden was the author of the a sault-weapons ban, which was in place for a decade until 2004. But in today's political climate, the president has few realistic avenues to pursue gun control without congre sional action. Although there are nascent signs of an agreement on potential legislation, the prospect of bipartisan action on guns typically fades in the weeks after ma s shootings. 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Separately in the Democratic-controlled House, the Judiciary Committee held a testy markup Thursday to advance a series of bills that would, among other things, raise the age for buying semi-automatic rifles from 18 to 21, ban high-capacity magazines and increase background Corey Knebel Jersey check requirements nearly all of the provisions Biden advocated for in his speech. The full House could vote as early as next week on the package. The prospect of that measure making any headway in the Senate are close to nil. Without congre sional action, executive action is limited. Biden has signed a series of executive orders that tackle ghost guns and braces on AR-15 pistols but such rules can be undone by a following administration. Biden Cabinet members call for "common sense gun laws" Members of Biden's Cabinet have spoken out in favor of congre sional action to enact "common sense gun laws" in recent days. 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