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Totally Not Pepipopa (@pepipopa2) February 23, 2018
Laptops in police cruisers: why?
I’m not ordinarily in the habit of looking inside police cruisers, but as I was waiting to cross the street at an intersection, one pulled up in front of me at the corner, front windows down,…
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Woman, 73, fatally shot by Florida officer role-playing as ‘bad guy’ during citizen police academy
Government investigates woman for letting her children play in fenced-in backyard
Winnipeg mother Jacqui Kendrick investigated by the government for unlicensed parenting
McKenzie tweeted this story from CTV News in Canada, and I had to blog it.
Excerpt:
A Winnipeg mother says she was investigated by Child and Family Services simply for letting her children play in her backyard.
Jacqui Kendrick, a stay-at-home mom, says a CFS worker showed up unexpectedly at her door in early April. The worker told her they were doing a “well-being check” after receiving a complaint about her children being left unsupervised.
Kendrick has three children ages two, five and 10, who love to play in the family’s backyard after school. The backyard is fully fenced in, with a wood fence covering three sides, and a portion of the front covered by a chain link fence and gate.
Kendrick told CTV Winnipeg she’s always either with her kids or looking in on them from her living room…
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Living Ohio man Donald Miller ruled ‘legally dead’
What the hell are you to do if the government rules that you’re dead?
A US man declared dead after he disappeared nearly three decades ago cannot now be declared officially alive, though he has returned home and is in good health, a judge has ruled.
Donald Miller of Ohio left behind a wife, two children and significant debt when he fled his home in 1986.
He was declared legally dead in 1994, then re-emerged in 2005 and attempted to apply for a driving licence.
A judge this week found death rulings cannot be overturned after three years.
Judge Allan Davis handed down the ruling in Hancock County, Ohio, probate court on Monday, calling it a “strange, strange situation”, according to media reports.
“We’ve got the obvious here. A man sitting in the courtroom, he appears to be in good health,” he said, finding that…
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Some anarcho-tyranny in the Netherlands
“I’m sorry, officer; is not wearing shoes against the law? If not, then it’s not your business why I was wearing socks only!”
This very morning, the police paid me a visit to ask me why I hadn’t been wearing shoes for a couple of days, instead wearing socks only.
Simple; I had an infection in the left toe of my left foot caused by wearing shoes that were too “unbroad” (opposite of broad, not small or tight in all dimensions). The doctor ordered to postpone buying new shoes until my toe had healed. That’s why.
Comic: Overeducated
Modern education…
Maybe They Should Spend More Time Learning and Less Time Testing…
It’s Not a Snake, It’s an Emotional Support Service Animal
A man disturbed customers by bringing a snake into a restaurant, and management allowed it to stay during dinner because the man claimed it was his “service animal.” “I just started trembling and said ‘We’ve got to get out of here’,” one customer told CNN affiliate KYTV. After customers told management of their concerns, they were told the snake was a service animal, and would be allowed to stay. According to KYTV a customer approached the man and he told her the snake helped him with depression.
I love this guy. Mocking the absurdity that has come to be called ’emotional support service animals’. It helps with his depression because who wouldn’t be constantly chuckling as they tote around an emotional support python (or gerbil or hamster or goldfish or lizard or fly or toad or tick or lice or whatever).
Cornwall kids defy bylaw to stop selling worms
Stopping small children from selling worms? WTF?
A Cornwall family is defying a city order to stop two kids from selling worms on their front lawn.
Clayton, 8, and Kristopher Cadieux, 10, started their business last summer, digging up worms and selling them as bait for $2.50 per dozen.
But after a complaint from a neighbour, the brothers received a note from the city saying they were breaking a bylaw and had to shut down their business.
Busy-body neighbour; busy-body municipal government.
Good on them, and their parents, for their defiance.
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