Spencer: May I ask why?
Officer Bright: According to the owner of Bunch-O s, a person fitting your description was loitering and causing disorderly conduct.
Spencer: Loitering?
Kia: You don t have to answer that question, Spence. I ve already committed their names and badge numbers to memory. Officers Bright and Whitner.
Officer Whitner: A lot of gangs congregate in this area. Are you in one?
Spencer: Go stand next to Jordan, Dillon. Go on. Look, the owner straight profiled us, ok? We didn t do nothing wrong.
Officer Bright: But you did get into a fight in the store.
Spencer: An argument with my little brother. Doesn t mean I m in a gang.
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The Sunday Show, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart demonstrated a repugnant, vile, and a frankly racist hostility that some liberals feel toward black conservatives as he closed his show by decrying South Carolina Senator Tim Scott (R) as a fool, suggesting that he is a black man who should be silenced because, in Capehart s mind, he s given aid and comfort to white supremacy.
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Did Kidnap Katie make up a tale of attempted kidnapping in Petaluma?
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Petaluma Police Chief Ken Savano’s department is investigating alleged craft store kidnapping.Petaluma Police Department
Petaluma police said they were looking into a widely publicized incident at a craft store to find out whether a local couple were falsely accused by an internet influencer of trying to kidnap two of her children.
The incident, which occurred Dec. 7, quickly became an internet sensation after the influencer, Katie Sorensen, posted an online account, since deleted, of what she said was an attempt to kidnap her children in the parking lot outside of Michaels craft store on North McDowell Boulevard.