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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...

June 1, 2021 - Charges have been filed against a suspect arrested in the shooting of a juvenile male at 700 Dunham Road about 2:15 p.m. on Saturday (May 29). The suspect, Angelia Mia Vargas (H/f, 24), is charged with deadly conduct - discharge of firearm in the 185th State District Court. A booking photo of Vargas is attached to this news release. The victim, 5, was transported to an area hospital in stable condition with what are believed to be non-life-threatening wounds. HPD Major Assaults & Family Violence Division Detective J. Hasley reported: HPD patrol officers responded to a shooting call at the above address. Upon arrival, they learned the boy had been struck in the abdomen by a ricocheting bullet. Investigators learned the child’s mother, suspect Vargas, had fired a small caliber pistol three times at a dog running loose across the street. One of the bullets ricocheted and struck the child. After consultation with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office...

A 10-year-old Miami boy was shot after his father took him on a faux drive-by shooting with a paintball gun — and a frightened homeowner returned fire with real bullets, according to authorities. Michael Williams, 26, allegedly gave in to his son’s pleas late Sunday to take him on a paintball “drive-by shooting,” where police said the boy fired off the unlethal rounds into a crowd gathered in the front yard of an Opa-locka home, the Miami Herald reported. But the homeowner, identified as Gregory Barns, thought the gunfire was real and that “he and his family were under attack” — leading him to return fire with a real round, striking the boy, police said. The youngster, who was not publicly identified, was then run over by his father’s van after being shot and losing his balance, police said. The boy was hospitalized after the shooting, but was expected to recover as of Monday afternoon, WSVN reported. Williams told the station that a group of neighborhood kids were running...

Fifth-graders at Maugham Elementary School in Tenafly, N.J., were tasked to write about the accomplishments of notable people and to dress up as their selected person. One student chose Jim Carrey, while others wrote about Neil Armstrong and Amelia Earhart. Another child picked Adolf Hitler. “I was pretty great wasn’t I?” the student wrote in pencil, using Hitler’s voice and highlighting his rise to power. “I was very popular and many people followed me until I died. My [belief] in antisemitism drove me to kill more than 6 million Jews.” That essay hung on school walls among others in April, according to Lori Birk, an Englewood mother who on Sunday posted the image of the essay on her Facebook page. Parents and community members in Bergen County, outside New York City, have called and written school officials, demanding answers and accountability. In response, Tenafly Public Schools began an investigation Friday evening A child writing about Hitler hurts the still-healing...