This stretch of 71 south was shut down just after 3 am. When a wrong way driver caused a deadly accident. Two cars traveling 55 mph and they hit headon on the interstate its going to be a spectacular crash. This was the scene of that crash on i71 near the dana avenue exit. Police say the person responsible is 22yearold taryn chin. you need to attribute this shes accused of driving the wrong way on 71, while under the influence of alcohol. Lt. Bruce hoffbaur Cincinnati Police dept. I think an ordinary driver who wouldnt be impaired would quickly realize theyre in the road . . Place. But for chin it was too late. . . Thats a line typically used for someone who dies. Plus its out of context. Cut that line chins blood alcohol content was nearly two times the legal limit when she crashed headon into 47 yearold jose arenas car. The florence man, who worked at cintas, was headed home from his shift early this morning when he was killed instantly. Its a scary thought for other innocent drivers
"All of the messages are empowering and focus on women supporting women and people being there to support each other," a Planned Parenthood supervisor said
As abortion laws have become stricter across the nation, especially in the South, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the bathroom walls of one women's healthcare clinic in Florida have become a refuge for women seeking care. Around one year ago, patients at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Jacksonville started leaving messages of support for each other on the walls of the bathroom in the clinic's lobby, according to Morgan Daniel, the health center supervisor at Planned Parenthood Jacksonville. Daniel said staff members noticed the messages after a few were left initially on the baby changing station in the bathroom.
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