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And now you need to keep your kids away from the mayors
https://www.kplctv.com/2024/08/01/deridder-mayor-arrested-five-days-after-resigning/
Roberts was arrested by Louisiana State Police Thursday morning on counts of third-degree rape and contributing to the delinquency of juveniles. The Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office jail roster shows Roberts, 42, was arrested at 10:13 a.m. and released at 11:30 a.m. on $75,000 bond.
Sgt. Ross Brennan, a state police spokesman, said the alleged juvenile victim and another juvenile confirmed to state police’s Special Victims Unit that Roberts had sex with the juvenile.
Adam Johnson, Roberts’ attorney, released the following statement:
“It is my honor to represent Misty Roberts. My client learned late last night of a warrant, despite not being contacted to be interviewed prior to investigators obtaining the warrant. My client maintains her innocence and, as it stands, she is in fact innocent. She has not been charged with a crime and/or convicted of any crime. And we trust the public will respect her constitutional presumption of innocence which is fundamental to our system of justice. Misty and her family are very grateful for the support they have received from their friends and neighbors and we look forward to putting this unfortunate situation behind them.”
The arrest follows a tumultuous week in DeRidder. After saying she would be away from the office for two weeks and appointing a mayor pro tem on Friday, July 26, she resigned on Saturday, July 27.
Louisiana State Police Special Victims Unit says it conducted interviews with two juveniles, one of which was the victim, both of whom told detectives that Roberts had sexual intercourse with the victim while Roberts was mayor.
https://www.kplctv.com/2024/08/01/deridder-mayor-arrested-five-days-after-resigning/
Roberts was arrested by Louisiana State Police Thursday morning on counts of third-degree rape and contributing to the delinquency of juveniles. The Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office jail roster shows Roberts, 42, was arrested at 10:13 a.m. and released at 11:30 a.m. on $75,000 bond.
Sgt. Ross Brennan, a state police spokesman, said the alleged juvenile victim and another juvenile confirmed to state police’s Special Victims Unit that Roberts had sex with the juvenile.
Adam Johnson, Roberts’ attorney, released the following statement:
“It is my honor to represent Misty Roberts. My client learned late last night of a warrant, despite not being contacted to be interviewed prior to investigators obtaining the warrant. My client maintains her innocence and, as it stands, she is in fact innocent. She has not been charged with a crime and/or convicted of any crime. And we trust the public will respect her constitutional presumption of innocence which is fundamental to our system of justice. Misty and her family are very grateful for the support they have received from their friends and neighbors and we look forward to putting this unfortunate situation behind them.”
The arrest follows a tumultuous week in DeRidder. After saying she would be away from the office for two weeks and appointing a mayor pro tem on Friday, July 26, she resigned on Saturday, July 27.
Louisiana State Police Special Victims Unit says it conducted interviews with two juveniles, one of which was the victim, both of whom told detectives that Roberts had sexual intercourse with the victim while Roberts was mayor.
What's always strange to me is the dichotomy between male and female perps in this particular crime.
The men are always completely disgusting looking, clearly someone who probably has problems attracting females of any age, and are complete weirdos.
The women are more often than not at least attractive enough that they shouldn't have any issues attracting males of their own age, and usually have blended in well enough with society to have attained some level of professional success, whether it be a teacher, or in this case, a mayor.
I suppose there are probably just as many men who fit in the second category along with the women, but they never get caught, or they never get outed/prosecuted.
Even ugly girls don't need to try very hard if at all to find someone legal.
This article doesn't explain the whole thing but touches on what is happening.
I have to pay back the $43K I got in 1992 when I got out.
We'll forgive thousands of dollars to people who didn't pay their taxes but can't forgive a few thousands of dollars for people who served & protected our country.
A little-known law has forced over 120,000 veterans to return the money they got to leave the military, new data shows
I have to pay back the $43K I got in 1992 when I got out.
We'll forgive thousands of dollars to people who didn't pay their taxes but can't forgive a few thousands of dollars for people who served & protected our country.
This make me mad & sad at the same time. I was on Anaconda when Brian was injured & donated blood as they were working on him. He's been through a LOT but doesn't allow for things like this.
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Two Sentenced To Prison For ‘We Build The Wall’ Online Fundraising Fraud Scheme
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Bet it won't report when I firebomb it for being a commie snitch!
In other news, all of your guns will soon be confiscated.
yeah, good luck getting through the front door!
Got the sprinkler system primed with kerosene and the strobe lights and "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor." Queued up on the sonic weapon...
Pennsylvania man pleads guilty in stabbing death of neighbor following dispute over loud snoring
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/christ...stabbing-death-neighbor-dispute-loud-snoring/
https://www.newsmax.com/us/texas-sues-general-motors/2024/08/14/id/1176464/
General Motors has been sued by the state of Texas, which accused the automaker of installing technology on more than 14 million vehicles to collect data about drivers, which it then sold to insurers and other companies without drivers' consent.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Tuesday's lawsuit arose from a probe announced in June into whether several automakers collected and sold mass amounts of data without drivers' knowledge.
Paxton said GM's data were used to compile "Driving Scores" assessing whether more than 1.8 million Texas drivers had "bad" habits such as speeding, braking too fast, steering too sharply into turns, not using seatbelts and driving late at night.
Insurers could then use the data when deciding whether to raise premiums, cancel policies or deny coverage, Paxton said.
The technology was allegedly installed on most GM vehicles starting with the 2015 model year.
Paxton said GM's practice was for dealers to subject unwitting consumers who had just completed the stressful buying and leasing process into believing that enrolling in its OnStar diagnostic products, which collected the data, was mandatory.
"Companies are using invasive technology to violate the rights of our citizens in unthinkable ways," Paxton said in a statement. "Our investigation revealed that General Motors has engaged in egregious business practices that violated Texans' privacy and broke the law. We will hold them accountable."
GM said in a emailed statement: "We've been in discussions with the Attorney General's office and are reviewing the complaint. We share the desire to protect consumers' privacy."
Texas filed its lawsuit in a state court in Montgomery County, near Houston.
It seeks the destruction of improperly collected data, compensation for drivers, civil fines and other remedies for violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act
General Motors has been sued by the state of Texas, which accused the automaker of installing technology on more than 14 million vehicles to collect data about drivers, which it then sold to insurers and other companies without drivers' consent.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Tuesday's lawsuit arose from a probe announced in June into whether several automakers collected and sold mass amounts of data without drivers' knowledge.
Paxton said GM's data were used to compile "Driving Scores" assessing whether more than 1.8 million Texas drivers had "bad" habits such as speeding, braking too fast, steering too sharply into turns, not using seatbelts and driving late at night.
Insurers could then use the data when deciding whether to raise premiums, cancel policies or deny coverage, Paxton said.
The technology was allegedly installed on most GM vehicles starting with the 2015 model year.
Paxton said GM's practice was for dealers to subject unwitting consumers who had just completed the stressful buying and leasing process into believing that enrolling in its OnStar diagnostic products, which collected the data, was mandatory.
"Companies are using invasive technology to violate the rights of our citizens in unthinkable ways," Paxton said in a statement. "Our investigation revealed that General Motors has engaged in egregious business practices that violated Texans' privacy and broke the law. We will hold them accountable."
GM said in a emailed statement: "We've been in discussions with the Attorney General's office and are reviewing the complaint. We share the desire to protect consumers' privacy."
Texas filed its lawsuit in a state court in Montgomery County, near Houston.
It seeks the destruction of improperly collected data, compensation for drivers, civil fines and other remedies for violations of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act
Back when it was General Motors, not Government Motors.
None of mine do either, and its gonna stay that way.
I'm not saying what he did was right, but "monster" is a bit much. The boy needed a lesson and he looks fine.