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Six officers come in hot and over confident -- to remove an auditor from a public building -- instead they shuffle out disappointed and looking down at the floor. Long Island Audit (Sean Paul Reyes) was conducting a First Amendment audit inside the Ramapo Town Hall in Ramapo, New York—a public, taxpayer-funded building. He was filming in publicly accessible areas and preparing to file a FOIA request. Town Hall staff confronted him, insisted filming was not allowed, and called the Ramapo Police Department. Roughly 8–10 officers responded. Female Officer Winter approached, began by giving him orders to retreat, claimed she had authority over him, ordered him to leave the building, and participated in efforts to detain him and demanded ID. Sergeant Mayer and others backed the same aggressive approach. Officers never clearly articulated a crime or reasonable suspicion. Reyes repeatedly asked what crime they suspected and whether he was detained, stayed calm, and asserted his right to film and conduct public business in a public building. The large response of officers for one man with a camera eventually stood down — and took what he called a “walk of shame.” He later filed a formal complaint at Ramapo PD headquarters. Outcome: no arrest, no charges, complaint filed against the sergeant and officers involved. ❓How would you describe Winter’s attitude and body language in that hallway? ❓How much of Winter’s attitude was training versus personality? ❓What part of the response felt most unnecessary to you, the number of officers or the aggressive attitude?

You know what? I am really tired of this BS. Coca Cola comes and wants to invest or whatever it is on our water infrastructure. Weeks later, Tshwane dams are bursting and going up in flames, Coca Cola is now donating water in Tshwane. Ayi guys it’s fine.

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WATCH🚨 ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa says the ANC will turn Ekurhuleni into a major economic and logistics hub around OR Tambo International Airport and build a university of science and technology if the party wins the metro in the local government elections.

WATCH: ANC Youth League President, Collen Malatji, claims that if you bank with Capitec, you are funding apartheid.

Aretha Franklin died in 2018 with an estate of about $18 million and no known will. 8 months later, her family found 3. She lost her mother at 10. She had her first child at 12. By 1967 she was the Queen of Soul, and her fee went from $750 a show to tens of thousands. After her father was shot in 1979, she paid 85% of his round-the-clock care, which cost almost $2,500 a week. She trusted almost nobody with her money. Before every show she demanded $25,000 in cash and stuffed it in her purse. When the gig was over, she picked up the purse and the audience knew it was done. Her staff were paid off the books, with no records and no taxes deducted. At her death she had 18 Grammys, $1 million in fur coats and a $1.6 million bank account. She also owed the IRS an estimated $6.3 million to $8 million. One will was found in a couch cushion. Within a year, legal fees hit $600,000. In 2023 a jury ruled that the couch will, from 2014, was valid. She kept her money in a purse. She kept her will in a couch.

In all the years we were there, the ANC always spoke first, either after lunch on the first day or first thing in the morning of the second day. The SACP generally spoke on the afternoon of the second or third day

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Please do not do this. Enough now with this lunacy. You will mess up your records at DHA, likely record yourself as foreign & struggle to ever get an ID again. STOP allowing yourself to be misled by ditzy populists wanting their 15 minutes. NOW, I’m paying attention 🫶🏾😚

I finally wrote a song for kids, “Ngxiza, a lullaby” and performed it with Greenwood Primary School, and we will perform it at @ArtscapeTheatre on the 31 October.

[WATCH] “When we have demonstrated that we have full control, you don't come back and say 'Oh, thank you, we doubted you' and apologise…” Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says whenever the government succeeds, it is never applauded for those achievements. #Newzroom405

👉🏾Acting Police Minister 👉🏾Acting National Police Commissioner 👉🏾Acting Deputy National Commissioner This is how Cyril Ramaphosa is leading the country.

STATEMENT ON THE FUEL PRICE INCREASE ON 7 OCTOBER 2026

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