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Cherysse Cleveland was charged with two counts of misdemeanor assault. Police in Ravenna were called to the McDonald's restaurant on Monday morning to deal with a report of a woman attacking employees behind the counter. When officers arrived at around 9:40 a.m., 44-year old Cherysse Cleveland was observed attempting to strike several employees. Upon investigation, police determined that the cause of the incident was Cleveland wanting to mix flavors of her slushie together. When told by the manager at McDonald's that was not possible, Cleveland became irate and stormed behind the counter to make the slushie mix herself. Police say the manager at the McDonald's tried to block Cleveland's path and was punched. Another employee was able to get Cleveland back into the customer area, but was punched in the right eye and suffered multiple abrasions. The employee was finally able to wrestle Cleveland to the ground. Cleveland was detained by police and charged with two counts of...

Juneteenth, the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in America, is finally on the precipice of becoming a federal holiday, as the House on Wednesday passed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act by a vote of 415-14. All 14 "no" votes came from Republicans. Two members did not vote. “What I see here today is racial divide crumbling, being crushed this day under a momentous vote that brings together people who understand the value of freedom,” Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), the sponsor of the bill, said at a press conference with other lawmakers shortly before the vote. Multiple Republicans expressed concern during House floor debate that officially calling the holiday Juneteenth National Independence Day could lead to confusion with Independence Day on July 4. One Republican, Rep. Matt Rosendale (Mont.), said ahead of the vote that making Juneteenth a federal holiday was "an effort by the left to create a day out of whole cloth to celebrate identity politics...

This was all done to villainise trump supporters Governments and the liberal media are quite literally an enemy to the human race

Folks, every time you look at porn you are contributing to the death of someone. Don’t do it. Porn is evil. Adult film actress Dakota Skye — whose real name was Lauren Scott — was discovered dead at her LA motorhome. According to the Toronto Sun, the one-time Pornhub favorite had posted the scandalous snap May 4 with the caption, “Happy #GeorgeFloyd day in #santabarbara <3 #dakotaskye equality&fair treatment for all. Dope mural.” The stunt didn’t go over too well on social media, with one aghast commenter writing, “This is some serious disrespectful bulls*** Lauren.” “Wtf what does flashing have to do with George Floyd death,” wondered another of the tone-deaf pic. The “Blonde College Sluts” star defended the racy photo-op by claiming that she was “celebrating BAD cops being checked with abusing there authority against human beings … hello.” “No human being should die getting arrested,” wrote Skye, who has appeared in over 300 skin flicks since she started her career in...

An Ocala woman was charged with aggravated battery after being found naked and erratically throwing alcohol bottles at Outback and Mojo Grill near Silver Springs. An Ocala Police Department officer responded to the Mojo Grill on Silver Springs Blvd because of reports of 53-year-old Tina Kindred “acting out of control.” The reports stated the female was topless and banging on tables and windows. Kindred had flipped over a few tables and was last seen trying to get into a customer’s car. Kindred was found driving recklessly in the parking lot, before exiting the parking lot, according to the sheriff’s report. Prior to officers arriving at Mojo Grill, another call was received of a similar incident. The call was from the Outback Steak House on the same road. The call reported Kindred arrived naked and acting “crazy” while breaking things in the bar, according to the report. The officer on scene opened the front doors of the business and saw glass and liquid all over the bar...

US troops charged with guarding nuclear weapons in Europe used popular education websites to create flash cards, exposing their exact locations and top-secret security protocols, according to the investigative site Bellingcat Friday. To familiarize themselves with things like which shelters in various locations had "hot" vaults with live nuclear bombs, with security patrol schedules, and with identification badge details, the soldiers created digital flash card sets on apps like Chegg Prep, Quizlet and Cram. "By simply searching online for terms publicly known to be associated with nuclear weapons, Bellingcat was able to discover cards used by military personnel serving at all six European military bases reported to store nuclear devices," wrote Foeke Postma, the author of the Bellingcat article. They found one set of 70 flashcards on Chegg, entitled "Study!", which noted the exact shelters containing nuclear weapons at Volkel Air Base in the Netherlands. "How many WS3 vaults...