In Portland tonight, there have been vigils for Daunte Wright. Now a crowd of about 250 is moving through the streets toward a police precinct.
"Every city. Every town. Burn the precincts to the ground."
At the precinct, officers come out towards the crowd. Some in the crowd throw fireworks.
"Say his name: Daunte Wright," the crowd chants in Portland. At the front, there's a dumpster ablaze.
After some in the crowd threw rocks through the precinct windows, a group of officers came out and shot some crowd-control munitions, then retreated.
Officers have come out in force to pursue the crowd
Conflict and pursuit
A bull rush, with officers knocking several people to the ground.
I'm done for the night. Portland police haven't reported any arrests, and I didn't see any take place. Follow @NickAtNews for happenings in the Minneapolis area tomorrow.
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NEW: We have reviewed search warrant records in the case of Idaho killings suspect Bryan Kohberger. Among items seized from his apartment:
• a black disposable glove
• possible hair strands
• computer
• items with red or brown spots/stains nytimes.com/article/univer…
Investigators said in one document they wanted to see if hair had transferred onto Kohberger and then back to his apartment. That included not only the hair of victims but the hair of Kaylee Goncalves’s dog.
One of the items collected was a “possible animal hair strand.”
Here is a list of the items seized by authorities during a search of Bryan Kohberger’s apartment.
We reviewed hundreds of messages (spanning 10+ years) from Idaho killings suspect Bryan Kohberger. In them, he describes prolonged and sometimes deep mental health struggles, along with an interest in high-profile criminals.
By 2009, at age 14, Kohberger reported struggling with a little-known neurological condition that impacts vision. He turned to a web forum for help, asking other people with the condition about feelings of hopelessness and depersonalization.
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Two years later, in 2011, Kohberger described an extensive list of struggles, including a slack of emotion, constant thoughts of suicide, and a detachment from reality that made life feel like a movie.
Inside high schools, JROTC instructors have turned to NRA funding to help teach students about guns. And documents show those instructors have vowed to promote the NRA to students.
Here is a thread with a closer look at some of the records.
Some JROTC programs told the NRA how their weapons training could advance 2nd Amendment rights, such as this instructor in Texas that said it would foster positive attitudes “for these future voters and their families.”
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The NRA has been struggling with declining membership numbers in recent years. This instructor in Florida said they would encourage their high school cadets to join organizations such as the NRA.
We reviewed numerous books distributed by the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, finding that they include a series of false and unusual takes on history and American life.
Here is a section from a Marine Corps textbook that tells female cadets that they should wear lipstick in uniform and shape their hair in an “attractive feminine style.”
After hearing rumors of compulsory J.R.O.T.C. enrollment, we were frankly shocked to find how widespread it is, with explicit mandates or elevated enrollment numbers in schools across all parts of the country, rural and urban.
I hope you will read/share this story, especially if you have ties to schools in:
Atlanta
Baltimore
Baton Rouge
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
Dallas
D.C.
Detroit
Houston
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
San Diego
St. Louis
🧵 1. Die Hard is an Easter movie because it's all about renewal and resurrection. John McClane's character is reborn as a hero, rising from the ashes of his failed marriage and personal struggles.
2. The setting of the film, a high-rise office building, is a metaphor for the tomb where Jesus was buried. Just like Jesus, McClane must overcome obstacles to save the day.
3. The villains in Die Hard are like the Romans who crucified Jesus. They are ruthless and power-hungry, and McClane must defeat them to bring peace and justice.