Caught her at the gate.
Not in some spy movie. At LAX. Ticket to Shanghai. Bag packed.
Feds say Wanying "Heather" Zhang, 34, Irvine realtor, naturalized U.S. citizen, was running surveillance for Beijing. The charge is acting as an unregistered agent of China. She never told the Attorney General she was working for a foreign government. That alone is a federal offense.
The target, according to the complaint and law enforcement sources, was a relative of Taiwan's president living in the Seattle area. She and an associate flew Las Vegas to Seattle on Sept. 1, 2025, rented a black Nissan Rogue, and waited outside the house. Neighbor camera caught them sit up fast and point phones when the family pulled in. She reclined her seat so she would not be seen.
Then the messages. "Saw him. Young male. It's that young one." "I am videorecording." License plates went with the video.
Days later she told her associate not to send the photos on WeChat or text. AirDrop only. Over the air. He later said he deleted them and cleared the trash. That is not how a tourist acts.
Investigators say she took the job in Changsha in June 2025. Her line to the Chinese contact: "I can take care of this thing."
Sunday she tried to board for Shanghai. FBI Los Angeles pulled her off the flight.
China likes assets who already live here. Real estate license. American passport. Quiet street in Washington state. Bill Essayli said it is not just California. It is nationwide.
Alleged until a court says otherwise. The plane still left without her. 🇺🇸
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Please, those of you that want to use this to further the lie for gun control; please pay attention to this fact.
The entire NATION WILL LOSE IF WE LOSE OUR SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHT AND RESPONSIBILITY TO BEAR ARMS WTP WILL BE 🖕
THEN ONLY THE GOVERNMENT and CRIMINALS WILL BE ARMED
Deputies were already on Pine Street when the shooting started. That did not stop it.
Around 1:25 a.m. Sunday in Vienna, Georgia, more than 1,000 people were packed along a neighborhood block party that stretched about four blocks. Dooly County deputies were out there on patrol. Shots came from the 900 block. Then more gunfire broke out about a block away while officers were still on scene. Sheriff Craig Peavy said people were running every direction and he could not tell if the next round was coming at his deputies or at somebody else. At least 50 shots. Two locations.
Two men were found dead in the 600 block. Coroner Brett Walls identified them as Ja'Quavion Aderious Jackson, 21, of Cordele, and Macaleb Malik Jackson, 23, of Hawkinsville. Both died from gunshot wounds. Their bodies go to the GBI for autopsy.
Thirty five more were hurt. Ages 14 to 51. Most were shot. Several got hit by cars while the crowd tried to get out. They were hauled to hospitals in Crisp County, Bleckley County, Perry, and Macon. Conditions run from stable to critical. About 25 of them were admitted.
This was homecoming weekend for Dooly County High School. Mayor Eddie Daniels said the city never issued a permit. Superintendent Sherrod Willaford said it was not a school event. Schools still open Monday, with extra security bolted on after the fact. A Vienna councilwoman has already pointed at the obvious hole. The city does not have its own police department.
No arrest. No motive. No public count of how many people fired. GBI says it does not know of a continuing threat. Peavy told whoever did this to turn themselves in. State Patrol, Houston County, Perry police, and Crisp County all got pulled in to help a sheriff's office that was already standing in the middle of it.
Last week in Macon, about 50 miles up I-75, 12 teenagers were shot at a birthday party. Same state. Same script. A big crowd, guns in the wrong hands, and a street full of people who came out for a party and left in an ambulance.
A lawful gun owner is not the problem. A coward dumping rounds into a packed block at 1:25 in the morning is. Vienna is a small town. Somebody saw who pulled the trigger. Say it. Two families are burying sons. Thirty five more are in hospital beds. Silence is a choice. 🇺🇸
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A Texas mom lost custody on Tuesday. Hours later her 4 year old was dead.
Houston police say Cibelle Savella, 35, came home from a hearing that went against her and shot her daughter Vivian, then shot herself. Vivian was supposed to go to her father, Aaron Savella, that same night. She never made it.
This was not some random tragedy. The couple divorced in November 2024 after about four years. The custody fight turned nasty. That day the court handed Aaron the decisions over Vivian's care and limited Cibelle from speaking Portuguese to her unless a supervisor in the room understood it. She was from Brazil. The ruling landed, she went back to the Houston house, and police were called around 5:45 p.m. Vivian was found shot. Cibelle had a self inflicted wound. Her new husband and a babysitter were inside when the shots went off. Police do not believe they were involved.
Losing the case mattered more to her than that child getting to live. A judge orders the handoff and some people decide the kid does not get to exist if they do not get to keep her.
Same day transfers after a bitter ruling are still treated like a paperwork errand. If a parent just lost and the pickup is tonight, police should be standing there. The child should move somewhere nobody can shut a door and end it.
A 4 year old did not lose a custody fight. She was murdered because her mother refused to lose one. 😡
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Monster
A 15 year old in Waxahachie had just had a birthday. His 21 year old brother never made it out of the trailer. Police say the person who pulled the trigger was their own mother.
Colleen Nichole Lemmon, 42, is charged with two counts of capital murder. Ellis County deputies found Christopher Pitre dead inside the home on Big Sky Drive. His brother Brian was rushed out with a gunshot wound and later died. Lemmon had cut her own wrists. A handgun was nearby. According to the arrest affidavit, she told officers she shot both of them.
That is not a slogan. That is two sons shot by the adult who was supposed to be the safest person in the room.
We keep getting the same headline out of a different zip code. Mom. Kids. A gun. Then the wrists. Then the booking photo. Then everybody moves on by Friday while the father is left asking for justice.
Brian had just turned 15. Christopher was 21. Their dad, Scott Pitre, told reporters he wants justice. That should not be a controversial sentence.
If you can look your own child in the face and put a bullet in him, the system does not owe you a soft landing. It owes those boys a full prosecution. It owes the next family a warning that this will not be excused, explained away, or forgotten the second the cameras leave.
Protect the kids. Charge the adult. Stop acting like this is rare.
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So odd how @ByronDonalds has not mentioned one thing about this emergency. Doesn’t he represent Florida in congress?
Or is he too busy stuffing his face at all those elitist dinners.
South Florida is still under water and half the state is already acting like the rain was a one day story.
It was not. DeSantis put Broward, Collier, Lee, Miami-Dade, and Sarasota under a state of emergency after the sky dumped more than two feet on parts of the coast. Collier hit about 25 inches. North Miami 20. Hollywood 19. Miami Beach 13. Fort Lauderdale airport 12. Streets closed. Flights canceled. People got pulled out of houses that were dry on Monday.
The flood watch did not clock out when the cameras left. Extra rain was still on the board into the weekend from Fort Myers and Naples up through Miami and West Palm. Standing water does not care that your feed moved on.
If you are in those counties, stay off the roads unless you have to move. Six inches of floodwater will stall a car. A foot will float it. That water is full of sewage, fuel, and whatever the storm drains coughed up. Do not walk it. Do not let curiosity turn into a tow bill.
No named storm. No cone on the map. Just a stalled front that sat on South Florida and refused to leave. This is the part the weather apps never sell you. The emergency starts when the rain stops and the water is still in the living room. 🌊
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She sure hasn’t missed a meal. Pure evil right there. 😡😡😡
Two little girls in South Carolina are dead because the one person in that house who was supposed to feed them stopped. Not a blur. Not a mystery. She told cops she could not remember the last time she gave them food or water, and she already knew they died because they did not eat.
Harlow was 1. Emory was 2. Their mom, Justine May, is charged with two counts of homicide by child abuse out of Ladson. Family had already written her about the Lindsay Clancy case and said they were scared she would hurt those girls. The dad texted that he was terrified and asked if she was going to hurt one of the kids to get back at him. Deputies had been to that house multiple times in August and September. Last check while the girls were still alive was Sept. 20. They walked away. She posted that they found nothing wrong because she was an amazing mom.
That is the part that should make people furious. The warnings were sitting right there. Relatives, the father, welfare checks, and still those babies starved and dehydrated inside a house adults kept walking past. Her side is already floating postpartum and a dark entity. The affidavit says extreme indifference to human life. She was the only caregiver for weeks. She knew they were not eating. Calling that a mental health story before a courtroom even hears it is how this keeps getting softer every time it happens.
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office is now reviewing its own response. Good. The father's attorney says neighbors, friends, and family called and nobody listened, and the dad got arrested for sounding the alarm. If that holds, this is not just one woman failing two children. It is a system that treated clear fear like noise until the bodies were already in the house.
Evil does not need a new name every news cycle. Feed them. Check them. Believe the people begging you to look. Two girls named Harlow and Emory never got that.
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It’s too late for France. Are the France taxpayers still feeding and supporting this scum? They cannot feed themselves, they are clearly too stupid for that. Your only chance is to QUIT SUPPLYING AND FEEDING THESE PIECES OF 💩
France is not having a protest. France is watching its own police run.
The clips out of the streets this week are ugly. Cops backing up while the crowd owns the block. Fireworks aimed at officers like it is a game. Schools already burned. Fire trucks smashed. A country that spent years calling this immigration is now calling it students.
Look at who is in the footage. The quotes around French kids are doing a lot of work. These are not kids upset about a textbook. These are the same neighborhoods France imported and then pretended would turn into Paris the minute the paperwork cleared. Masks. Barricades. Mortar fireworks. Petrol. That is not a budget fight. That is an occupation testing how far the state will bend.
The quiet part is already on video. Round them up. Whole households. Remove them. France still will not say it. Their ministers count arrests and then send the same people back to the same streets. 1,747 grabbed in one day and the fires kept going. Detention without removal is theater.
This is the illegal invasion with the lights on. They did not sneak in and blend. They came in waves, settled, and now the next generation treats the police like a target. Open borders do not stop at the airport. They end with a cop getting chased down a French street while the people who opened the door call it complicated.
America is one bad policy cycle from the same movie. We already imported the gangs. We already watched the flags. We do not need a lecture from Paris. We need the border shut, the removals real, and zero patience for anyone who lights up a cop and expects a press conference.
Send them home. All of them. Before our streets start looking like theirs. 🇺🇸
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The majority of killings of children under five, is by a relative — and the mother is more frequently than other relatives, the parent who kills them. It has been that way for decades. Sometimes it’s neglect or abuse. On rare occasion, it’s planned murder.
There are some women who will kill their own child to punish the father.
They divorced, and she remarried, but kept her former husband’s name? She kept the custody war going. She was driven by an obsession to “win” over that man, and that poor child paid for her evil.
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@SenSchumer. Does your duplicity keep you up at night? Probably not.
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Judge Sam Myers is a sack of dog shit. This is not justice. This is a bad kid who needs to be locked up. His lifelong lack of consequences made him the monster he is.
Queen Creek, Arizona buried a 16 year old and the man charged in his murder is still walking free. Again.
Talyn Vigil is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping in the 2023 beating death of Preston Lord. Preston was killed at a Halloween party in Queen Creek, Arizona. That should have been the end of the freedom conversation.
It was not.
Vigil posted a $1 million bond. House arrest. Ankle monitor. Then he got arrested again. And again. And again. Order of protection violation. Reckless driving. Alleged drag racing on a motorcycle in Tempe, Arizona.
He pleaded guilty on the earlier cases and still walked out on probation. Pretrial Services has already told the court to lock him up. Prosecutors asked to revoke the bond. On October 1, Judge Sam Myers still would not do it. He stopped the hearing and kicked it to October 7 because he wanted more proof a violation even happened.
How is that even a question? He is charged with murder. He keeps getting picked up. And Maricopa County keeps handing him another week on the street.
This is not a paperwork problem. This is a judge who will not pull the bond on a murder defendant who has already blown his conditions three times. Preston's family is sitting through another delay while the accused stays out.
One arrest after a murder charge should have ended it. Three arrests and he is still free. That is not justice. That is a system protecting the wrong person.
Dennis Hastert is dead at 84. Longest serving Republican Speaker in history. Also one of the highest ranking elected officials this country ever sent to prison. And no, the Democrats did not cook this up.
He died of natural causes at home over the weekend. Kendall County says it was peaceful. That is more than he gave the boys on his Yorkville wrestling team.
The case started with his own bank records. After Congress he agreed to pay a former student $3.5 million to stay quiet, then pulled the cash in chunks under $10,000 so the banks would not flag it. They flagged it anyway. The FBI followed the money.
He could not be charged with the abuse. It happened in the late 1960s and 1970s, and the statute of limitations had run out. The only charge left was structuring those withdrawals. He pleaded guilty in 2015.
At sentencing he told the court, "I want to apologize to the boys I mistreated when I was their coach. What I did was wrong and I regret it." The judge asked if he was admitting the sexual abuse. He said he was. Prosecutors said at least four boys, some as young as 14. One of them, Scott Cross, spoke in court. His brother was a Hastert political ally. When agents first asked about the cash, Hastert lied and claimed the kid was extorting him.
Judge Thomas Durkin, a George W. Bush appointee, called him a serial child molester and gave him 15 months. He served about 13 and got out in 2017.
Watch the obituaries. Half of them will lead with the gavel and bury the rest. He admitted it under oath. Power does not wash that off.
A felon already banned from owning a gun opened fire on Hernando deputies in Spring Hill, and a stray round still punched a car window at Arby's.
Saturday started as a domestic call around 2:30 p.m. along U.S. 19, south of Applegate Drive. Deputies were told 59 year old Kevin Joe Monday had threatened a girl under 10 inside the home, then left. He is a registered sex offender and a convicted felon with a prior battery on a law enforcement officer. They were told he was likely armed.
Just before 8 p.m. a deputy found his vehicle near Hunters Lake Road and Lori Drive. Monday drove north, stopped behind Mavis Tires and Brake, jumped out, and started shooting at the patrol car. The deputy ducked, threw it in reverse, and got clear. More deputies rolled up. He kept firing. Two of them shot back and hit him. He died at the scene.
One of his rounds crossed Commercial Way and shattered a window on a parked car in the Arby's lot. Nobody in that car. No deputy was hit.
FDLE has the shooting now. The deputies who fired are on paid leave while that review runs. That is the protocol. This is not the same Spring Hill case from the September warrant.
A man who was not allowed to have a gun still had one, used it on a marked car, and sprayed rounds toward a busy commercial strip. The deputies walked away. He did not. That is the job. 🇺🇸
About 1,050 characters. Short lines, local names, no hashtags, no em dashes. Hook is the outcome, then the timeline.
Caught her at the gate.
Not in some spy movie. At LAX. Ticket to Shanghai. Bag packed.
Feds say Wanying "Heather" Zhang, 34, Irvine realtor, naturalized U.S. citizen, was running surveillance for Beijing. The charge is acting as an unregistered agent of China. She never told the Attorney General she was working for a foreign government. That alone is a federal offense.
The target, according to the complaint and law enforcement sources, was a relative of Taiwan's president living in the Seattle area. She and an associate flew Las Vegas to Seattle on Sept. 1, 2025, rented a black Nissan Rogue, and waited outside the house. Neighbor camera caught them sit up fast and point phones when the family pulled in. She reclined her seat so she would not be seen.
Then the messages. "Saw him. Young male. It's that young one." "I am videorecording." License plates went with the video.
Days later she told her associate not to send the photos on WeChat or text. AirDrop only. Over the air. He later said he deleted them and cleared the trash. That is not how a tourist acts.
Investigators say she took the job in Changsha in June 2025. Her line to the Chinese contact: "I can take care of this thing."
Sunday she tried to board for Shanghai. FBI Los Angeles pulled her off the flight.
China likes assets who already live here. Real estate license. American passport. Quiet street in Washington state. Bill Essayli said it is not just California. It is nationwide.
Alleged until a court says otherwise. The plane still left without her. 🇺🇸
The National Hurricane Center is watching a disturbance in the southwestern Gulf. Odds of anything forming in the next 48 hours are basically zero. Stretch that window to seven days and the chance sits around 40 percent. That is not a sure thing. It is not a free pass either.
A tropical depression could form late in the week and start drifting north. Warm water is under it. Strong winds higher up and a stalled front are working against it. Conditions are only marginally helpful, so this system has to fight if it wants to organize at all.
If it does get going, the northern Gulf is in the mix. West coast of Florida, the Panhandle, Louisiana, Texas. Nobody can pin a track yet because the low has not even formed. Anyone drawing a landfall line on a map tonight is guessing. Models that spin it up keep it messy and slow. Models that kill it are just as loud. That split is the whole story right now.
October is still hurricane season. The Atlantic has been quiet. Quiet does not mean the Gulf gets a week off. Check the official outlook, not the viral spaghetti maps. Gas, batteries, and a plan beat a panic scroll every time. Watch it. Do not ignore it.
They fired him for radical views. The next airline put him in the right seat anyway.
The co-pilot who stabbed the captain on the Dubai to Tel Aviv flight has a name. Hamam al-Hammami. Omani national. Born in the UAE. He was already off Oman Air after the airline caught him on radical Islamic sites in 2024. Netanyahu has called him radicalised. FlyDubai hired him and did not check with the airline that grounded him.
One call to the old airline and this man is not in that cockpit. Nobody made it. A ban is not a suggestion. A background check that skips the last employer is not a check. He meant to put that jet in the ground. The only reason he did not is the captain he tried to kill. 🇺🇸
They already knew this co-pilot was a problem. They put him in the cockpit anyway.
Oman Air grounded him in 2024 after he was caught on radical Islamic sites. He moved to Dubai that same year. FlyDubai hired him and never checked with his old airline. He had already been banned from flying over radical views. Then he was in the right seat of a jet full of Israelis.
Wednesday he allegedly stabbed the captain on a Dubai to Tel Aviv flight. The jet dove. Reserve pilots and passengers got it down in Saudi Arabia. He meant to crash everyone on board. 174 people. Kids on that flight.
Now watch this. Modi got on a video call with Captain Smit Machchhar. Smit says he was on the floor, cut up, and he knew the plane was going down. Seventeen years in the cockpit. He got up, opened the door, and other people finished the job. He was reciting the Hanuman Chalisa the whole time.
Modi tells him 1.4 billion Indians are praying. Indians save lives. They do not take them.
One phone call might have kept that man off the flight. Nobody made it. The man who stopped him is on this video.
He called 911, put a 10 minute clock on a shooting, and walked out of the trees in a gas mask. Deputies beat the clock.
Sunday evening in Inverness, Florida. Citrus County Sheriff David Vincent says a man called around 5 p.m. and told dispatch law enforcement had 10 minutes to get to a home on East Seneca Street before he started shooting people. That is not a wellness check. That is a countdown.
Deputies rolled to the house. A man came out of the woodline across the street wearing a gas mask and a backpack. They challenged him. More than once. Commands, not a conversation. He refused to comply. Vincent said that at one point in that contact the deputies perceived a threat and fired. The man was treated on the scene, taken to the hospital, and pronounced dead. No deputy was hit. His name is still not public.
The rest is procedure, and it should be. The deputies who fired go on paid administrative leave. FDLE investigates the shooting. That is the rule after every deputy shooting in this state. A review is not a confession. A leave slip is not a guilty verdict. The public version is already enough to see who set the terms.
A gas mask is not a costume when you just told 911 you were about to open fire. A backpack is not a prop when you step out of the woods toward the house you named. Florida deputies do not owe a timer to a man who called in his own shooting. They gave him commands. He ignored them. The mask did not hide him.
If you heard the sirens on East Seneca, this is why. A threat on the phone is still a threat when the person steps into the yard. CCSO closed it. The only one who did not go home is the man who set the clock. 🇺🇸
Can we really trust FPL?
Your power bill is not a suggestion box. FPL just treated it like one.
Thursday at 5 p.m., on the deadline, Florida's biggest utility told state regulators it is not writing any new rules for data centers. The filing says the rate plan approved back in November 2025 already covers a law DeSantis signed in May. Translation: trust us, we handled it before the law existed.
SB 484 was supposed to stop one thing. Giant server farms landing in Florida and leaving regular customers to pay for the power plants, the lines, and the empty capacity if the project bails. The Public Service Commission still has to develop the tariffs that keep that cost off your meter. FPL says do not bother. Our old paperwork is good enough.
Here is what they claim already counts. The data center pays for the engineering study. It pays 100 percent of the new generation built to serve it. It builds and owns its own substation. It pays the connection costs up front. It gets a minimum bill even if it does not use the power it reserved. It signs for 20 years, and if it walks early it pays an exit fee so you are not stuck with a power plant nobody is using.
That is the press release. It is not a ruling. The Commission has not signed off. A utility telling the referee its own rules already won the game is not the same as the referee checking the math.
These projects are not a house with a bigger AC unit. They are industrial loads that show up, demand a power plant, and can vanish when the AI money moves. New Jersey just caught a Microsoft-linked site running 62 gas generators for nearly a year with no air permits. Florida does not need that story with your name on the bill.
If FPL is right, prove it in the open. Line by line. If a data center will not pay for its own power, it does not get a hookup. Families in this state are not the backup generator for Big Tech. 🇺🇸
The sheriff did not find a failure. He found a deputy who followed orders. 🤨
Charleston County just closed the file on itself. Sheriff Carl Ritchie says the office stands firmly behind the deputy heard on the radio saying they were no longer doing welfare checks at that Pinewood Drive house in Ladson. The agency says that line came from a supervisor. Policy. Not a mistake.
Here is the count they put on paper. 21 calls since August 10. Deputies on scene 13 times before September 29. Welfare checks. Follow-ups. Supervisory reviews. Coordination with social services. On those visits, they say, nobody saw an immediate concern for the two girls inside.
Then the door opened. Emory Deacon, 2. Harlow Deacon, 15 months. The coroner says both died of starvation and dehydration from neglect. Their mother, Justine May, told investigators she could not remember the last time she fed them or gave them water. She is charged with two counts of homicide by child abuse. She waived bond. She is still in the Al Cannon jail. First court date is late November.
I wants an investigation that is not run by the sheriff and not run by child protective services. 13 FUCKING visits and no one seen anything wrong. Adults kept walking into that house and walking back out.
A review that ends with "we stand behind the deputy" is not a review. It is a press release. Thirteen trips to the same address and two dead girls is the record. Outside eyes, or this stays an internal memo. 🇺🇸
Two little girls in South Carolina are dead because the one person in that house who was supposed to feed them stopped. Not a blur. Not a mystery. She told cops she could not remember the last time she gave them food or water, and she already knew they died because they did not eat.
Harlow was 1. Emory was 2. Their mom, Justine May, is charged with two counts of homicide by child abuse out of Ladson. Family had already written her about the Lindsay Clancy case and said they were scared she would hurt those girls. The dad texted that he was terrified and asked if she was going to hurt one of the kids to get back at him. Deputies had been to that house multiple times in August and September. Last check while the girls were still alive was Sept. 20. They walked away. She posted that they found nothing wrong because she was an amazing mom.
That is the part that should make people furious. The warnings were sitting right there. Relatives, the father, welfare checks, and still those babies starved and dehydrated inside a house adults kept walking past. Her side is already floating postpartum and a dark entity. The affidavit says extreme indifference to human life. She was the only caregiver for weeks. She knew they were not eating. Calling that a mental health story before a courtroom even hears it is how this keeps getting softer every time it happens.
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office is now reviewing its own response. Good. The father's attorney says neighbors, friends, and family called and nobody listened, and the dad got arrested for sounding the alarm. If that holds, this is not just one woman failing two children. It is a system that treated clear fear like noise until the bodies were already in the house.
Evil does not need a new name every news cycle. Feed them. Check them. Believe the people begging you to look. Two girls named Harlow and Emory never got that.
Deputies were already on Pine Street when the shooting started. That did not stop it.
Around 1:25 a.m. Sunday in Vienna, Georgia, more than 1,000 people were packed along a neighborhood block party that stretched about four blocks. Dooly County deputies were out there on patrol. Shots came from the 900 block. Then more gunfire broke out about a block away while officers were still on scene. Sheriff Craig Peavy said people were running every direction and he could not tell if the next round was coming at his deputies or at somebody else. At least 50 shots. Two locations.
Two men were found dead in the 600 block. Coroner Brett Walls identified them as Ja'Quavion Aderious Jackson, 21, of Cordele, and Macaleb Malik Jackson, 23, of Hawkinsville. Both died from gunshot wounds. Their bodies go to the GBI for autopsy.
Thirty five more were hurt. Ages 14 to 51. Most were shot. Several got hit by cars while the crowd tried to get out. They were hauled to hospitals in Crisp County, Bleckley County, Perry, and Macon. Conditions run from stable to critical. About 25 of them were admitted.
This was homecoming weekend for Dooly County High School. Mayor Eddie Daniels said the city never issued a permit. Superintendent Sherrod Willaford said it was not a school event. Schools still open Monday, with extra security bolted on after the fact. A Vienna councilwoman has already pointed at the obvious hole. The city does not have its own police department.
No arrest. No motive. No public count of how many people fired. GBI says it does not know of a continuing threat. Peavy told whoever did this to turn themselves in. State Patrol, Houston County, Perry police, and Crisp County all got pulled in to help a sheriff's office that was already standing in the middle of it.
Last week in Macon, about 50 miles up I-75, 12 teenagers were shot at a birthday party. Same state. Same script. A big crowd, guns in the wrong hands, and a street full of people who came out for a party and left in an ambulance.
A lawful gun owner is not the problem. A coward dumping rounds into a packed block at 1:25 in the morning is. Vienna is a small town. Somebody saw who pulled the trigger. Say it. Two families are burying sons. Thirty five more are in hospital beds. Silence is a choice. 🇺🇸
They are cooking the crime numbers so White people take the blame.
Photo on the left. Race marked W on the right. That is not a one-off clerk error. Same pattern keeps showing up across these North Carolina arrest records. Black offenders getting tagged White, White African, or White Caucasian, even though the Black box is sitting right there and gets used all the time.
Savion Douglas makes it obvious. Booked B in June. Booked W in July. Same person. Same face. Race flipped.
You do not do that hundreds of times by accident. You do it when the chart has to say the crimes are coming from White people. Change the label, change the stat, then point at the stat and lecture the rest of us. That is the narrative. The dropdown is just how they get there.
If the race field is fake, every "White crime" headline built on these records is fake too. Who is flipping these fields, and why does it only seem to run one way?
I have dug through over 7,000+ arrest records in the state of North Carolina over the past 2 weeks.
What I found was so shocking, I had a hard time believing it myself...
It appears major fraud is taking place in arrest records where Black offenders are labelled White.
I didn't come across this once or twice.
It appears that a few HUNDRED Black offenders are being labelled as White.
The option to pick "BLACK" exists and is used frequently in arrest records...
...but it seems they are purposely choosing the label of "WHITE AFRICAN" or "WHITE CAUCASIAN" to identify someone who is clearly a "BLACK" person.
This is massive fraud.




















