Turkish troops are shelling villages across Idlib, not much shelling, just enough. Then they show up to evacuate those they just shelled, with Reuters, al Jazeera and other media teams with them.
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The real story is an old one, a secret society, one that crosses all 3 religions of the book, which explains why Christian evangelists, Saudi Wahhabists and Zionist extremists are joined at the hip against democracy across the planet.
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Keenan S. Angevine, 33, of 365 North Road, Bethel on charges of violation of condition of release and domestic violence assault, 6:37 a.m. Saturday at that address by Oxford County Sheriff’s Office.
Maria L. Brake, 55, of 78 Bean Road, Otisfield on a charge of domestic violence assault, 11:53 p.m. Friday in Otisfield by Maine State Police.
Mark G. Buck, 42, of 60 Main St., Mexico on a charge of domestic violence assault, 6:26 a.m. Monday at that address by Mexico Police Department.
Robert J. Kermanson III, 27, of 37 High St., Buckfield on charges of operating while license suspended or revoked, falsifying physical evidence, burglary, unlawful possession of heroin with priors, criminal mischief, two counts of violation of condition of release, and three counts of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, 7:53 a.m. Sunday on Greenleaf Avenue, Norway by Norway Police Department.
Norway: Man suspected of opening fire arrested, say police
Norway: Man suspected of opening fire arrested, say police
A Man With A Firearm Was Suspected Of Opening Fire In Central Oslo Was Arrested By Norway Police On Sunday. PTI | Updated on: 05 Nov 2017, 04:52:25 PM
Copenhagen:
A man with a firearm was suspected of opening fire in Central Oslo was arrested by Norway Police on Sunday.
No one has been injured.
Police said on Twitter that the man was detained behind Oslo s downtown cathedral, adding they have no information that shots were fired at people.
However, they were seeking witnesses.
Today s incident happened around Stortorvet, a square adjacent to the Oslo Domkirke cathedral.
April 17, 2021
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency has announced the arrest of Richard Fitts, 60, of South Paris, for Aggravated Trafficking in Cocaine.
Agents from the MDEA Western District Task Force, assisted by South Paris Police, Norway Police and Maine State Police, executed a search warrant at 52 Durgin Rd. in South Paris. The execution of the search warrant was part of an ongoing investigation involving the illegal trafficking of cocaine in and around the Oxford Hills area by Richard Fitts.
During the investigation agents and officers conducted surveillance of Fitts’ residence at 52 Durgin Rd. Several motor vehicle stops were conducted in the area. These stops were connected to subjects coming from Fitts’s residence where cocaine was purchased.
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MDEA arrests Paris man; police seize cocaine, more than 125 guns and money
Richard Fitts faces charges connected with possession of 119 grams of cocaine, more than $200,000 in suspected drug proceeds and more than 100 firearms.
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PARIS The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency arrested a Paris man who was reportedly in possession of 119 grams of cocaine, more than $200,000 in cash and more than 125 firearms.
Richard Fitts
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Richard Fitts, 60, of 52 Durgin Road was charged with aggravated trafficking of cocaine, a Schedule W drug.
The MDEA Western District Task Force executed a search warrant of Fitts’ residence on Durgin Road as part of an ongoing investigation involving the trafficking of cocaine in the Oxford Hills area.