Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/ReutersThe revelation that Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) had spent over $500,000 in campaign funds to a single security contractor—first reported by The Daily Beast in February—prompted campaign finance watchdogs to warn the arrangement raised “red flags” that Sinema should publicly explain.The Arizona senator never responded to questions about her unusually high outlays to TOA Group, an LLC solely owned by Vrindavan Bellord, the sister of
manuel terã¡n. they also wen by the name they are part o a group called the fores defenders. you may have hear about them. there if in a grou of folks who have been occupying a forest, south of atlanta. it s actually i atlanta. they are protesting the construction of an 85 acre police training facility in th rainforest in atlanta. opponents have named it co city. police say they need t take over this area and direct a new facility for adequat training. protesters argued th facility would damage th environment and lead to an increasingly militarized polic force. one of the things the would do is sort of do swa teams sort of trainings. the georgia bureau of investigation, which has been probing the shooting, says that during the protests, and there have bee many protests, manuel terã¡ opened fire on police, shootin and wounding an officer. the police returned fire. the