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rence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez, 55, and Kong, 62, were both charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office in June alongside Nuru's girlfriend, former Fix-it Team Director Sandra Zuniga.

ntinue After Security Footage Released Of Kansas City Arrest Of Pregnant Woman. The Kansas City Star (10/8, Rice, Kite, 549K) reports the office of Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker is reviewing the arrest of Deja Stallings, a pregnant Black woman, and is asking the Kansas City Police Department to

rence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez, 55, and Kong, 62, were both charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office in June alongside Nuru's girlfriend, former Fix-it Team Director Sandra Zuniga. T

sas City Star <https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article246309230.html#storylink=mainstage_lead> (10/8, Rice, Kite, 549K) reports the office of Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker is reviewing the arrest of Deja Stallings, a pregnant Black woman, and is asking the Kansas City Police Department to c

o the court documents." BuzzFeed News <https://www.buzzfeednews.corn/article/salvadorhemandez/boogaloo-bois-network-fbi- violence-extremism> (10/24, Hernandez) and the Daily Beast <https://www.thedailybeast.corn/texas-boogaloo- fired-ak-at-minneapolis-police-precinct-feds-say> (10/23, Weil, 1.39M) also repo

l spring rallies at the Capitol. `He was telling them you cannot accomplish what we're trying to accomplish through violence,' Kareem Johnson said." Jackson County Judge Michael Klaeren "reduced Musico's bond, clearing the way for him to be released from jail. He must wear a GPS tether." The AP <https://www.u

rence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez, 55, and Kong, 62, were both charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office in June alongside Nuru's girlfriend, former Fix-it Team Director Sandra Zuniga.

ntinue After Security Footage Released Of Kansas City Arrest Of Pregnant Woman. The Kansas City Star (10/8, Rice, Kite, 549K) reports the office of Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker is reviewing the arrest of Deja Stallings, a pregnant Black woman, and is asking the Kansas City Police Department to

four hours after the shooting that killed Underwood, Hunter messaged Carrillo, 'go go go,' according to the court documents." BuzzFeed News (10/24, Hernandez) and the Daily Beast (10/23, Weil, 1.39M) also report. FBI Arrests White Supremacist Who Allegedly Targeted BLM Founder. Black Entertainment Telev

l spring rallies at the Capitol. `He was telling them you cannot accomplish what we're trying to accomplish through violence; Kareem Johnson said." Jackson County Judge Michael Klaeren "reduced Musico's bond, clearing the way for him to be released from jail. He must wear a GPS tether." The AP (10/24, Fleshe

rence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez, 55, and Kong, 62, were both charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office in June alongside Nuru's girlfriend, former Fix-it Team Director Sandra Zuniga.

ntinue After Security Footage Released Of Kansas City Arrest Of Pregnant Woman. The Kansas City Star (10/8, Rice, Kite, 549K) reports the office of Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker is reviewing the arrest of Deja Stallings, a pregnant Black woman, and is asking the Kansas City Police Department to

Campo-Flores, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) reports Gov. Ricardo Rossello is facing huge protests and calls to resign. The Washington Post (7/18, Hernandez, Stein, 14.2M) reports that "tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans have been taking to the...streets of the old city here demanding...Rossello resign

id statistics underscore how widespread pill use has been in towns and small cities of America's Appalachian region." The article focuses on Ohio's Jackson County, where "the outsized numbers of prescription pain pills have helped fuel many heartbreaking stories of overdose deaths," and "they've also contribut