🚨JUST IN: Man pleads guilty to kill*ng a New Mexico State Police Officer who stopped to help him with a flat tire
Jaremy Smith pleaded guilty to stealing a gun and car, shooting Officer Justin Hare, kidnapping him, and leaving him on the side of the road while he was still… pic.twitter.com/XCgrzmGc1o
Police later connected Smith to the murd*r of paramedic Phonesia Machado-Fore, though he has not been formally charged yet
Smith was already on the run on March 15, 2024, after stealing a car and a 9mm gun
He got a flat tire while driving. Officer Justin Hare stopped to help and even offered Smith a ride into town to fix it
Smith admits to shooting Officer Hare once, then going around Hare's car and shooting him two more times
He then got into the police cruiser while Hare was still alive, drove for about five minutes, and took him out of the car before leaving him on the side of the road.
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01/20/2025 00:00 ||
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He has an outstanding warrant in Carolina for a murder which he was fleeing from. Throw in interstate flight, he's got three hots and a cot for life.
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New Mexico does not have Capital punishment anymore. North Carolina does though they have not used it in years. If ever there was a deserving case, Smith is it.
Ugh. Thank goodness the grownups are about to take over. The FBI should be mortified as well as worried.
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The cache of hacked AT&T records didn’t reveal the substance of communications but, according to the document, could link investigators to their secret sources. The data was believed to include agents’ mobile phone numbers and the numbers with which they called and texted, the document shows. Records for calls and texts that weren’t on the AT&T network, such as through encrypted messaging apps, weren’t part of the stolen data.
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Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [Regnum] A fuel tanker explosion in Niger State in western Nigeria has killed 86 people, local outlet This Day Live reported on January 19.
The bodies of the victims were removed from the scene of the accident. The death toll stands at 55, said Alhaji Abdullahi Baba Ara, director general of the state emergency management agency.
He specified that 80 of the dead were buried at night. Another five bodies were taken away by relatives of the dead to be buried in the city. One person died after being hospitalized.
Authorities initially reported 50 people killed after a tanker exploded in Dikko. The accident occurred on January 18 at around 11:00 GMT on the Abuja-Kaduna expressway near the Baddegi gas station. The tanker overturned on its side and a tanker truck pulled up to pump out the fuel. During the pumping, gasoline spilled on a generator, causing an explosion and fire.
Inshallah. No amount of care can prevent what Allah wills, so why bother?
Most of the dead were people who ran to the tanker hoping to collect fuel.
Had they not run over to collect free stuff, they’d still be alive.
The fire also destroyed several houses and shops.
Accidents involving fuel tankers are common in Nigeria. In October 2024, more than 180 people were injured and more than 80 were wounded when a tanker truck overturned and exploded.
As reported by Regnum News Agency, in February 2022, at least 17 people were killed in a road accident involving a fuel tanker in the Nigerian state of Ogun. In November of the same year, in Kogi state, a fuel tanker with failed brakes collided with several cars in the oncoming lane. At least 12 people were killed in the explosion.
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The death toll from the explosion of a petrol tanker truck in #Nigeria that killed people rushing to gather fuel has risen to 86, emergency services say.https://t.co/vBxEsrhPAo
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Yoon on Wednesday became the first sitting South Korean president to be arrested as he faces allegations of insurrection related to his stunning, short-lived Dec. 3 declaration of martial law that has plunged the country into political turmoil.
Shortly after the court announced its decision around 3am (1800 GMT) on Sunday, Yoon's supporters swarmed the building, overwhelming riot police trying to keep them at bay.
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Police restored order a few hours later, saying they had arrested 46 protesters and vowing to track down others involved.
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[InsuranceJournal] FBI leaders have warned that they believe hackers who broke into AT&T Inc.’s system last year stole months of their agents’ call and text logs, setting off a race within the bureau to protect the identities of confidential informants, a document reviewed by Bloomberg News shows.
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[Regnum] A fuel tanker explosion in 
