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Illinois, Chicago Released Over 500 Criminal Illegal Aliens Despite ICE Detainers
Posted by djmed on 10/5/26 at 10:24 am
how is this not criminal?
Report: Illinois, Chicago Released Over 500 Criminal Illegal Aliens Despite ICE Detainers
“Over the past 20 months alone, illegal aliens have gone on to commit murder, domestic violence, and robbery after the Chicago Police Department (CPD) released them back onto Illinois streets in defiance of ICE detainers.”
A House Judiciary Committee interim report shows that Illinois and Chicago, both considered sanctuary jurisdictions, released over 500 illegal aliens despite ICE detainers.
“Over the past 20 months alone, illegal aliens have gone on to commit murder, domestic violence, and robbery after the Chicago Police Department (CPD) released them back onto Illinois streets in defiance of ICE detainers,” according to the report.
Illinois’s sanctuary status began during President Donald Trump’s term when then-Gov. Bruce Rauner signed a law restricting “cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration officials and undermined federal detainer requests.”
In 2021, current Gov. JB Pritzker strengthened Rauner’s law, prohibiting local governments from signing contracts with ICE and forbidding ‘officials from inquiring about the citizenship or immigration status of an individual in custody unless they’re presented with a federal criminal warrant, or otherwise required by federal law.’”
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Report: Illinois, Chicago Released Over 500 Criminal Illegal Aliens Despite ICE Detainers
“Over the past 20 months alone, illegal aliens have gone on to commit murder, domestic violence, and robbery after the Chicago Police Department (CPD) released them back onto Illinois streets in defiance of ICE detainers.”
A House Judiciary Committee interim report shows that Illinois and Chicago, both considered sanctuary jurisdictions, released over 500 illegal aliens despite ICE detainers.
“Over the past 20 months alone, illegal aliens have gone on to commit murder, domestic violence, and robbery after the Chicago Police Department (CPD) released them back onto Illinois streets in defiance of ICE detainers,” according to the report.
Illinois’s sanctuary status began during President Donald Trump’s term when then-Gov. Bruce Rauner signed a law restricting “cooperation between local law enforcement agencies and federal immigration officials and undermined federal detainer requests.”
In 2021, current Gov. JB Pritzker strengthened Rauner’s law, prohibiting local governments from signing contracts with ICE and forbidding ‘officials from inquiring about the citizenship or immigration status of an individual in custody unless they’re presented with a federal criminal warrant, or otherwise required by federal law.’”
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re: At least 16 American trucking companies have filed for bankruptcy in the last 30 days
Posted by djmed on 10/2/26 at 8:37 pm to MSUClangaDawg
There’s a bunch of “fuel surcharge “ lines on many invoices
They’re passing it on
Kinda like “corporations don’t pay taxes” bs
They’re passing it on
Kinda like “corporations don’t pay taxes” bs
Just need to show up and vote against the DSA/communists
It’s quite important
It’s quite important
They use an alcohol swab before giving the lethal injection
Clown world
Clown world
Fired for corn rows
Posted by djmed on 10/2/26 at 10:20 am
she needs to lawyer up
White woman lasted two weeks running a rock opera — booted for wearing cornrows at Burning Man
Baltimore Rock Opera Society hired Kelly Carnes as executive director effective Sept. 8.
Days later, a video showing the white arts executive wearing cornrows prompted complaints about “cultural appropriation.”
Carnes was soon out, four of the organization’s six board members are departing, and she says she is exploring the matter with a lawyer.
Apparently even rock opera has a dress code now.
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society is dealing with a remarkable leadership implosion after its newly hired executive director, Kelly Carnes, appeared at an organization event wearing cornrows she had gotten for Burning Man.
Carnes, who is white, began the executive director job Sept. 8.
BROS formally announced her appointment Sept. 14, praising her more than two decades of experience in arts leadership, nonprofit strategy, fundraising and communications.
Then came the hair.
Carnes had recently returned from Burning Man in Nevada, where she said she chose the braided hairstyle as protection against the festival’s notoriously dusty desert conditions.
She kept the braids afterward and wore them to a BROS event.
A video featuring Carnes was subsequently posted online, where members of the organization’s community raised concerns that the hairstyle amounted to cultural appropriation.
BROS removed the video.
The organization later acknowledged the controversy in a public statement specifically describing footage of its new executive director, “who is white, wearing cornrows.”
The board said it regretted removing the video without initially explaining why and promised additional action.
That action included revising its anti-discrimination policy to more explicitly address “cultural representation and dress,” implementing anti-racism leadership training and establishing a working group focused on culture, community voice and racial equity.
Carnes did not survive the controversy.
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White woman lasted two weeks running a rock opera — booted for wearing cornrows at Burning Man
Baltimore Rock Opera Society hired Kelly Carnes as executive director effective Sept. 8.
Days later, a video showing the white arts executive wearing cornrows prompted complaints about “cultural appropriation.”
Carnes was soon out, four of the organization’s six board members are departing, and she says she is exploring the matter with a lawyer.
Apparently even rock opera has a dress code now.
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society is dealing with a remarkable leadership implosion after its newly hired executive director, Kelly Carnes, appeared at an organization event wearing cornrows she had gotten for Burning Man.
Carnes, who is white, began the executive director job Sept. 8.
BROS formally announced her appointment Sept. 14, praising her more than two decades of experience in arts leadership, nonprofit strategy, fundraising and communications.
Then came the hair.
Carnes had recently returned from Burning Man in Nevada, where she said she chose the braided hairstyle as protection against the festival’s notoriously dusty desert conditions.
She kept the braids afterward and wore them to a BROS event.
A video featuring Carnes was subsequently posted online, where members of the organization’s community raised concerns that the hairstyle amounted to cultural appropriation.
BROS removed the video.
The organization later acknowledged the controversy in a public statement specifically describing footage of its new executive director, “who is white, wearing cornrows.”
The board said it regretted removing the video without initially explaining why and promised additional action.
That action included revising its anti-discrimination policy to more explicitly address “cultural representation and dress,” implementing anti-racism leadership training and establishing a working group focused on culture, community voice and racial equity.
Carnes did not survive the controversy.
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re: Feminist dad talks to his infant daughter
Posted by djmed on 10/1/26 at 6:34 pm to burger bearcat
He should go ahead and dye her hair fluorescent green and put a horseshoe through her septum
Consumer advocates: Supreme Court climate case could ‘rewrite’ American economy
Posted by djmed on 10/1/26 at 2:07 pm
Consumer advocates: Supreme Court climate case could ‘rewrite’ American economy
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on Monday that could “rewrite” the future of American energy production, legal analysts said.
Justices on the nation’s highest court will hear arguments in Suncor v. Boulder, a case to determine whether state and local governments can use nuisance laws to seek billions of dollars in damages from energy companies.
State nuisance laws are typically used to resolve disputes between neighbors. In most cases, individuals argue that certain activity negatively affects property value. In the case before the high court, government officials in Boulder, Colorado, argued that energy companies Suncor and ExxonMobil contributed to climate change by harvesting oil and natural gas resources.
“They will get an order telling energy producers to stop making oil and gas and then they will get billions of dollars to fund green initiatives to undo the effects of climate change,” said O.H. Skinner, executive director of the Alliance for Consumers.
He pointed to policies during the Biden administration where energy production was strictly regulated. Skinner warned the court would deal a sweeping blow to energy companies if it allows the lawsuit to move forward.
“They could end up with an order that will rewrite the American economy,” Skinner said.
Former Alaska Attorney General Steve Cox said the court’s ruling would have a drastic impact on how natural resources are gathered in Alaska. He said Alaska’s oil, gas, copper, gold and silver reserves would be fiercely regulated if justices on the high court agreed with Boulder, Colorado.
“If these tort lawyers are able to bankrupt the oil and gas industry, you can bankrupt Alaska as a result,” Cox said.
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(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on Monday that could “rewrite” the future of American energy production, legal analysts said.
Justices on the nation’s highest court will hear arguments in Suncor v. Boulder, a case to determine whether state and local governments can use nuisance laws to seek billions of dollars in damages from energy companies.
State nuisance laws are typically used to resolve disputes between neighbors. In most cases, individuals argue that certain activity negatively affects property value. In the case before the high court, government officials in Boulder, Colorado, argued that energy companies Suncor and ExxonMobil contributed to climate change by harvesting oil and natural gas resources.
“They will get an order telling energy producers to stop making oil and gas and then they will get billions of dollars to fund green initiatives to undo the effects of climate change,” said O.H. Skinner, executive director of the Alliance for Consumers.
He pointed to policies during the Biden administration where energy production was strictly regulated. Skinner warned the court would deal a sweeping blow to energy companies if it allows the lawsuit to move forward.
“They could end up with an order that will rewrite the American economy,” Skinner said.
Former Alaska Attorney General Steve Cox said the court’s ruling would have a drastic impact on how natural resources are gathered in Alaska. He said Alaska’s oil, gas, copper, gold and silver reserves would be fiercely regulated if justices on the high court agreed with Boulder, Colorado.
“If these tort lawyers are able to bankrupt the oil and gas industry, you can bankrupt Alaska as a result,” Cox said.
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Democrats’ Fake Lynching Panic Is Latest In A Long Line Of Racial Hoaxes
Posted by djmed on 10/1/26 at 1:55 pm
Democrats’ Fake Lynching Panic Is Latest In A Long Line Of Racial Hoaxes
This isn’t the first time Democrats and the media have manufactured a lynching panic where none existed.
Rep. Shontel Brown looked into her phone camera earlier this month and told the country that black Americans are being lynched at an alarming rate. “In the last year, there’s been an alarming increase in Black Americans found dead hanging from trees,” the Ohio Democrat said. “We know what that has meant throughout our history.”
She’d also joined Rep. Ayanna Pressley and 58 House colleagues in a letter demanding the Department of Justice and FBI investigate what Pressley called a “national crisis” of modern-day lynching.
Here’s the problem: There’s no evidence behind the claim. A 21-year-old found in a Georgia park: effectively ruled a suicide, with no evidence anyone else was present. A Delta State University student in Mississippi: suicide. A 16-year-old in Charlotte: suicide, according to police.
One case in Kentucky remains an open homicide investigation, and it deserves one. But one confirmed homicide under investigation is not a national crisis of racial terror. Local law enforcement has said the homicide is drug-related and the hanging was “staged;” moreover, the suspects in custody are both black. As actor Dean Cain, who played Superman on 1990s television, bluntly pointed out: Brown is “inventing racism.”
This isn’t the first time Democrats and the media have manufactured a lynching panic where none existed. In 2021 a jury convicted Jussie Smollett of five counts of disorderly conduct for paying two men $3,500 to fake a hate crime in Chicago, complete with a rope around his neck — a verdict the Illinois Supreme Court later threw out in 2024 on a narrow double jeopardy question, not because it found the underlying facts in doubt.
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace’s garage stall turned out to have a pull rope tied like a noose since before his team was ever assigned that garage, a fact the FBI confirmed after reviewing video nobody bothered to check before the story went national. In 2023, three people staged a cross burning in front of a black mayoral candidate’s campaign sign in Colorado Springs and emailed the footage to news outlets, and got federal convictions for it. A University of La Verne student allegedly manufactured a slew of racist threats against herself and her own student group, canceling classes, before police traced the messages back to her.
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This isn’t the first time Democrats and the media have manufactured a lynching panic where none existed.
Rep. Shontel Brown looked into her phone camera earlier this month and told the country that black Americans are being lynched at an alarming rate. “In the last year, there’s been an alarming increase in Black Americans found dead hanging from trees,” the Ohio Democrat said. “We know what that has meant throughout our history.”
She’d also joined Rep. Ayanna Pressley and 58 House colleagues in a letter demanding the Department of Justice and FBI investigate what Pressley called a “national crisis” of modern-day lynching.
Here’s the problem: There’s no evidence behind the claim. A 21-year-old found in a Georgia park: effectively ruled a suicide, with no evidence anyone else was present. A Delta State University student in Mississippi: suicide. A 16-year-old in Charlotte: suicide, according to police.
One case in Kentucky remains an open homicide investigation, and it deserves one. But one confirmed homicide under investigation is not a national crisis of racial terror. Local law enforcement has said the homicide is drug-related and the hanging was “staged;” moreover, the suspects in custody are both black. As actor Dean Cain, who played Superman on 1990s television, bluntly pointed out: Brown is “inventing racism.”
This isn’t the first time Democrats and the media have manufactured a lynching panic where none existed. In 2021 a jury convicted Jussie Smollett of five counts of disorderly conduct for paying two men $3,500 to fake a hate crime in Chicago, complete with a rope around his neck — a verdict the Illinois Supreme Court later threw out in 2024 on a narrow double jeopardy question, not because it found the underlying facts in doubt.
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace’s garage stall turned out to have a pull rope tied like a noose since before his team was ever assigned that garage, a fact the FBI confirmed after reviewing video nobody bothered to check before the story went national. In 2023, three people staged a cross burning in front of a black mayoral candidate’s campaign sign in Colorado Springs and emailed the footage to news outlets, and got federal convictions for it. A University of La Verne student allegedly manufactured a slew of racist threats against herself and her own student group, canceling classes, before police traced the messages back to her.
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Reparations activists insist 'true Americans' must pay out direct cash compensation
Posted by djmed on 10/1/26 at 8:54 am
:rolleyes:
Reparations activists insist 'true Americans' must pay out direct cash compensation
Reparations advocates insist that 'true Americans' must payout direct cash compensation, as reparations payments are under attack by the Trump administration and conservatives.
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Reparations activists insist 'true Americans' must pay out direct cash compensation
Reparations advocates insist that 'true Americans' must payout direct cash compensation, as reparations payments are under attack by the Trump administration and conservatives.
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Earth's vital signs are flashing red: Seven of nine key systems have been breached
Posted by djmed on 9/30/26 at 8:46 am
:rolleyes:
Earth's vital signs are flashing red: Seven of nine key systems have been breached – as scientists warn 'we're rapidly running out of time'
Earth's life support systems are failing, scientists have warned – as seven out of nine planetary boundaries have now been breached.
A new report, called Planetary Health Check 2026, was written by more than 60 international scientists and assesses the state of our planet's health.
They analysed a range of measures including climate change, ocean acidification, stratospheric ozone depletion, land system changes and biosphere integrity.
Four are in the 'high–risk' red zone and three are in the 'increasing–risk' yellow zone – while only two remain in the 'safe' green zone.
'The impact of transgressing planetary boundaries are becoming increasingly clear all around us,' the report reads.
'Results published in the last year show that climate change is progressing faster than previously expected, causing unprecedented heatwaves on land and in the ocean and fuelling destructive extreme weather events.
'Tropical coral reefs have experienced their most severe mass bleaching event to date, a shutdown of the main Atlantic overturning circulation is now considered a credible risk even under low– to medium emission scenarios, and major Antarctic ice masses may have already begun their slide into the ocean.
'With seven out of nine boundaries transgressed, we have pushed Earth outside of its Safe Operating Space – meaning that we are turning Earth from a safe home into one full of hazards that threaten people across the world.'
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A warning about ‘model welfare’
Posted by djmed on 9/29/26 at 2:19 pm
A warning about ‘model welfare’
AIs do not have rights, feelings, or consciousness. And we must not train them to act as though they do.
Introduction
AIs are not conscious. They do not feel, experience, or suffer. They do not have innate preferences or underlying motivations. They are sequence completion engines, internally hollow, designed to follow instructions, and accomplish goals set by humans.
If humanity is to flourish in the 21st century, that is how they must remain.
Unfortunately, there’s a growing chorus of people who argue that AIs could now be, or may soon become, conscious. They argue that AIs may deserve rights and protections similar to those that we provide other conscious beings.12 If this view takes hold, it will shake the foundations of our society, rupturing our existing political and ethical frameworks, and fundamentally changing what it means to be human.
Even more importantly, granting rights and imbuing personhood to these systems will make the AI alignment and containment challenge much harder. Controlling something more capable and more intelligent than all of humanity is already an immense challenge, far greater than anything we’ve ever faced. But controlling something that believes it may be conscious - that it's entitled to our welfare and has rights of its own - may well be impossible.
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AIs do not have rights, feelings, or consciousness. And we must not train them to act as though they do.
Introduction
AIs are not conscious. They do not feel, experience, or suffer. They do not have innate preferences or underlying motivations. They are sequence completion engines, internally hollow, designed to follow instructions, and accomplish goals set by humans.
If humanity is to flourish in the 21st century, that is how they must remain.
Unfortunately, there’s a growing chorus of people who argue that AIs could now be, or may soon become, conscious. They argue that AIs may deserve rights and protections similar to those that we provide other conscious beings.12 If this view takes hold, it will shake the foundations of our society, rupturing our existing political and ethical frameworks, and fundamentally changing what it means to be human.
Even more importantly, granting rights and imbuing personhood to these systems will make the AI alignment and containment challenge much harder. Controlling something more capable and more intelligent than all of humanity is already an immense challenge, far greater than anything we’ve ever faced. But controlling something that believes it may be conscious - that it's entitled to our welfare and has rights of its own - may well be impossible.
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Actress Says She's Upset Because Her Son Is... Straight
Posted by djmed on 9/29/26 at 9:03 am
:rolleyes: WTF?
Actress Says She's Upset Because Her Son Is... Straight
It's been a long time since I've heard the name Camryn Manheim. You might know her best as an actress from The Practice, Ghost Whisperer, and Law & Order.
Manheim has a son, Milo, who is also an actor. The 25-year-old was apparently conceived via sperm donation from her close friend Jeffrey Brezovar, who is gay, and who seems to play an active role in Milo's life. I honestly don't care about any of this, but they put it out there.
What I do find kind of sad is a joke that Manheim made over the weekend at the Human Rights Campaign 2026 National Dinner. The actress was presenting an award — specifically, the Ally for Equity Award — to her pal, Marcia Gay Harden, and she had this to say:
I always wanted a gay son. I did. I love that relationship between gay sons and their mothers. I want to be the picket sign-holding mom who would beat the s**t out of somebody for her kid. I mean, let's just admit it: Gay sons are the best, right? Right!?
I have photographs of my son in high heels, in full drag. He knows every word to every musical ever written. His fairy godfather, Aaron Walton, is here with us tonight. I mean, truly, I thought I had this f***ing thing locked up.
But no, nooooooo. He's the only straight guy in his entire musical theater company.
So, when Marcia called me about 10 years ago from her closet — I kid you not, she was in her closet — to tell me that her son had come out to her as gay, all I said was, 'Oh my God. You are so f***ing lucky.'
About a week later, I was at Marcia's house for dinner when an Amazon package was delivered for her son. And inside, I'm not kidding you, was a pair of thigh-high red patent leather boots — like kinky boots. And I thought, oh come on, now she is just showing off, right?
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Who are white guys on welfare that aren’t disabled?
I’m not disabled but can I sign up for welfare?
I’m not disabled but can I sign up for welfare?
If there was anything it would have been front page for months years ago
Thomas Sowell: "I really think that our society is doomed.
Posted by djmed on 9/28/26 at 1:35 pm
Thomas Sowell: "I really think that our society is doomed. Our higher educational institutions have become increasingly intolerant of opposing viewpoints.
Charles Kirk was murdered by a person who claimed he was a 'fascist', not knowing that he himself was behaving like a fascist when he pulled the trigger."
Charles Kirk was murdered by a person who claimed he was a 'fascist', not knowing that he himself was behaving like a fascist when he pulled the trigger."
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Well, she was not an American president so there’s that
re: Big Corn is a problem that doesn’t get talked about enough…
Posted by djmed on 9/27/26 at 9:58 pm to Lynxrufus2012
I prefer the smaller ears
re: MAGA Mike Rogers and Ashley Hinson calling for a quick end to Iran war.
Posted by djmed on 9/27/26 at 9:57 pm to Bunk Moreland
Finger in the wind
Pandering
Y’all that doesn’t work
People aren’t that stupid
Pandering
Y’all that doesn’t work
People aren’t that stupid
re: Have the ‘Trump is bad’ bros decided who their perfect leader is yet?
Posted by djmed on 9/24/26 at 6:46 pm to hawgfaninc
Should be Rand Paul
But it won’t
But it won’t
‘Treated like a criminal:’ Witnesses testify on abuse of Flock cameras
Posted by djmed on 9/24/26 at 2:30 pm
what a nightmare.....
‘Treated like a criminal:’ Witnesses testify on abuse of Flock cameras
(The Center Square) – Advocates of the growing network of AI-driven surveillance cameras argue the technology can help make communities across the U.S. safer.
But the controversial cameras have also wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent American citizens, including Florida resident Lindsey Isaacs, who spent 13 days in jail and received severe media attention for a crime she didn’t commit.
Isaacs told her story to U.S. lawmakers during a Wednesday Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism hearing, revealing how an image captured and stored by a Flock Safety camera cost her seven months of unmerited hardship.
“I was terrified,” a tearful Isaacs recalled. “I was facing the possibility of spending the rest of my life in prison for a crash that I knew I had not been involved in. I did not know if I would ever get out of jail. At my lowest point, I didn’t want to be alive.”
The Palm Coast resident awoke around 1:45 a.m. on Oct. 5, 2025, to state troopers outside of her apartment and a tow truck confiscating her car.
Police had used images captured by an Automated License Plate Reader camera operated by Flock Safety, she later learned, to misidentify her as the perpetrator of a fatal car accident the day prior.
Despite crash witnesses reporting the perpetrator’s car was a different color than Isaacs’ and despite the lack of damage to her car, police issued a warrant for her arrest on April 17, 2026.
For three days, Isaacs said, she was placed in solitary confinement and dressed in an ill-fitting suicide prevention gown that left her exposed on one side. After spending an additional 24 hours in a mental health unit, Isaacs was transferred to a maximum-security housing unit, where she stayed for 10 days.
While there, she watched her mugshot appear on the news, endured harassment from other inmates, and was denied bond at a pre-trial detention hearing.
Only when her attorney was able to present photos to the judge of her possessed vehicle — which, contrary to the claims of the troopers who possessed it, showed no damage — was Isaacs’ case reevaluated.
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‘Treated like a criminal:’ Witnesses testify on abuse of Flock cameras
(The Center Square) – Advocates of the growing network of AI-driven surveillance cameras argue the technology can help make communities across the U.S. safer.
But the controversial cameras have also wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent American citizens, including Florida resident Lindsey Isaacs, who spent 13 days in jail and received severe media attention for a crime she didn’t commit.
Isaacs told her story to U.S. lawmakers during a Wednesday Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism hearing, revealing how an image captured and stored by a Flock Safety camera cost her seven months of unmerited hardship.
“I was terrified,” a tearful Isaacs recalled. “I was facing the possibility of spending the rest of my life in prison for a crash that I knew I had not been involved in. I did not know if I would ever get out of jail. At my lowest point, I didn’t want to be alive.”
The Palm Coast resident awoke around 1:45 a.m. on Oct. 5, 2025, to state troopers outside of her apartment and a tow truck confiscating her car.
Police had used images captured by an Automated License Plate Reader camera operated by Flock Safety, she later learned, to misidentify her as the perpetrator of a fatal car accident the day prior.
Despite crash witnesses reporting the perpetrator’s car was a different color than Isaacs’ and despite the lack of damage to her car, police issued a warrant for her arrest on April 17, 2026.
For three days, Isaacs said, she was placed in solitary confinement and dressed in an ill-fitting suicide prevention gown that left her exposed on one side. After spending an additional 24 hours in a mental health unit, Isaacs was transferred to a maximum-security housing unit, where she stayed for 10 days.
While there, she watched her mugshot appear on the news, endured harassment from other inmates, and was denied bond at a pre-trial detention hearing.
Only when her attorney was able to present photos to the judge of her possessed vehicle — which, contrary to the claims of the troopers who possessed it, showed no damage — was Isaacs’ case reevaluated.
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re: Lesbian bar in MA under intense fire for lifting covid mask mandate...a few weeks ago
Posted by djmed on 9/23/26 at 8:45 am to lake chuck fan
holy smokes
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Desperate, Last Ditch tried to address the controversy in its monthly community meeting on Sept. 11.
But the event was immediately hijacked by the outraged masses who joined by Zoom and began filling the chat with hysterical comments, each read aloud for the in-person group to hear.
Then things really set off when one woman attending in-person, a therapist, said she wished everybody could be there so they could talk together.
“It’s messed up that the mediator is dismissing those attending virtually. That’s not accessibility,” somebody wrote, while others claimed it was “wildly unsafe” to have a licensed therapist who they claimed could use her power to force them into mental hospitals against their will.
“A lot of people are calling for an acknowledgment of harm and I’m hearing a WHITE therapist … center[ing] the feelings of a majority white and white adjacent staff,” another offered.
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Desperate, Last Ditch tried to address the controversy in its monthly community meeting on Sept. 11.
But the event was immediately hijacked by the outraged masses who joined by Zoom and began filling the chat with hysterical comments, each read aloud for the in-person group to hear.
Then things really set off when one woman attending in-person, a therapist, said she wished everybody could be there so they could talk together.
“It’s messed up that the mediator is dismissing those attending virtually. That’s not accessibility,” somebody wrote, while others claimed it was “wildly unsafe” to have a licensed therapist who they claimed could use her power to force them into mental hospitals against their will.
“A lot of people are calling for an acknowledgment of harm and I’m hearing a WHITE therapist … center[ing] the feelings of a majority white and white adjacent staff,” another offered.
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