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https://100percentfedup.com/dem-councilman-who-voted-to-defund-police-is-carjacked-dragged-for-a-block-behind-his-mercedes-video/ A Democrat councilman and mayoral candidate in Atlanta found out the hard way that “defunding the police” may not be such a great idea after all. Daily Mail reports – Atlanta Councilman Antonio Brown, who backs the ‘Defund the Police’ movement and voted to cut the police budget by $73 million, was dragged from his car while it was being stolen Wednesday. Antonio Brown, who is running on a platform of ‘reimagining public safety,’ was the victim of a carjacking months after he voted for an ordinance that would’ve withheld tens of millions of dollars from the police. That ‘Defund the Police’ ordinance – which would’ve reallocated $73 million of the police budget – was rejected by the city council. The incident happened as Atlanta deals with a crime surge, with murders up 59 percent and car thefts up 25 percent from a year ago, as of May 22. There have been 54 murders in Atlanta compared to 34 at this time in 2020 and 284 shootings, up 46 percent from a year ago. Meanwhile, the national ‘Defund the Police’ movement is facing pushback as the murder rate soared by an average of 30 percent across 34 major cities last year and continues to rise in many cities this year. In response, some cities are looking at restoring and even increasing the police budget in response to the soaring murder rates. Brown was attending a ribbon-cutting in northwest Atlanta when four people hopped into his car as he was getting out to speak to someone just before noon – and took off. 76,815 The councilman told WSBTV that he was on hold with 911 for five minutes after the incident. Brown also claims it took 45 minutes for police to arrive because it was assigned as a low-priority dispatch. ‘Several males entered his unlocked car and drove away with it,’ police stated. Brown was driving a Mercedes Coupe, which has a push-button ignition. Brown said he held onto the car and was dragged for around a block before letting go. He did file a police report, according to FOX 5. His car was located hours after the incident, but no arrests have been announced. Brown said he doesn’t intend to press charges against the culprits. And who did the Councilman call first? THE COPS.

I heard our bowling team borrowed our EZ camera to get better views of 7/10 split drills, but they cranked it up right through the roof of River City Bowling Center and now they have a skylight...

Not sure I understand what you mean.The determination whether it is a touchback is made before the player either runs it out or downs it. One doesn’t have anything to do with the other.

Teaching/coaching contracts aren't typically signed until the beginning of the school year, so it is unlikely anything other than board approval had taken place. I would doubt he will owe anything to Niles as a result.

Zionsville returns almost their entire offense. The whole offensive line will be back as well as RB Price, and WR Firestone. THey did lose a very good QB, but the two in the Pipe line will also be very good. Starting Center is going to Notre dame and The left tackle has Div.I size, but probably a Div II player. If they can retool the defense which is where they had most of their losses, look for them to once again be the representative from the North at Lucas OIL. The regular season schedule they play more then prepares them for the best teams in the 5a north.

I have many jokes about the unemployed. Sadly, none of them work.

Using last year's end-of-season Sagarins, it looks like this: 54 - West Lafayette 62 - Brebeuf 68 - Western Boone 81 - Guerin Catholic 147 - Yorktown 152 - North Montgomery 165 - Hamilton Heights 252 - Crawfordsville Looks like it could be pretty competitive between the upper half teams if they are similar to last season. Can't speak to what people have coming back besides Western Boone. If memory serves, the announcers made a point during their 2A state championship game of talking about how many underclassmen were playing and how they thought they were a year away before making a run in the playoffs last year. But I think they lost their workhorse RB in Taylor, their top WR in Garrity, and Marsh who was their top LB and was 2nd on the team in both rushing and receiving yards. They do return most of their linemen on both sides of the ball, 2 really good linebackers, I think most of their secondary, and their quarterback. I'm really interested to see them compete in 3A. How they do against Danville and Tri-West in conference could be a preview of how competitive they might be against other top 100 3A teams.

It's hard to deny the school spirit of the TITanS!