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CRUMBLEY VERDICT: Parents Face Historic Accountability for Child’s Deadly Actions

CRUMBLEY VERDICT: Parents Face Historic Accountability for Child’s Deadly Actions

In a landmark decision, a Michigan jury found James Crumbley guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter. This verdict stems from the fatal shooting carried out by his son, Ethan Crumbley, at Oxford High School in November 2021. The case marks an unprecedented moment in which parents are held liable for their child’s violent behavior.

James and Jennifer Crumbley faced charges after their 15-year-old son tragically ended the lives of four students and wounded seven others. Keith Johnson, a criminal defense attorney, suggests that this case could establish a new standard for parental accountability when weapons brought into homes result in mass shootings.

The Crumbleys have made history as the first parents to be tried in relation to a mass school shooting incident in the U.S. James was indicted for failing to properly secure his firearm at home and neglecting his son’s mental health concerns.

In line with his wife’s earlier decision during her separate trial in February, James elected not to testify during his trial. Jennifer was also found guilty on all charges and is set to receive her sentence next month.

LAUNDROMAT NIGHTMARE: Brave Woman Fights Back, Ends Reign of Twice-Convicted Sex Offender in Louisiana

LAUNDROMAT NIGHTMARE: Brave Woman Fights Back, Ends Reign of Twice-Convicted Sex Offender in Louisiana

A twice-convicted sex offender met a fatal end inside a Louisiana laundromat, succumbing to injuries inflicted by the woman he was allegedly attacking. The incident unfolded on Sunday, March 3, when deputies rushed to the scene in response to an emergency call from the Lacombe area.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office reported that they found Nicholas Tranchant, aged 40, unresponsive and suffering from a stab wound. He was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Their investigation revealed that Tranchant had entered the laundromat wielding a sharp weapon with intentions of sexually assaulting the woman present.

In an act of self-defense during her struggle with Tranchant, the woman managed to seize control of his weapon and used it against him. She also incurred injuries during this confrontation and is currently undergoing treatment at an area hospital.

This incident marks an end to Tranchant’s history as a sexual predator while serving as a stark reminder that danger can lurk even in everyday places like laundromats.

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UAW STRIKE Ends: Ford’s Unprecedented 30% PAY Rise Could Shake Up Detroit Automakers

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford. This development could signal the end of the nearly six-week-long strikes that have rocked Detroit automakers. However, this four-year deal still needs approval from Ford’s 57,000 union members.

The agreement could shape future negotiations with General Motors and Stellantis, where strikes are ongoing. UAW has urged all Ford workers to resume work, hoping to pressure GM and Stellantis into bargaining. More details on how this strategy will be implemented are expected soon.

In a video address, UAW President Shawn Fain announced that Ford offered a wage increase of 50% more than before the strike started on September 15th. UAW Vice President Chuck Browning, who served as the chief negotiator with Ford, disclosed that workers would see an overall wage increase of 25%. This would push the total pay rise over 30%, resulting in top-tier assembly plant workers earning above $40 per hour by contract’s end.

Before this agreement, all three automakers had suggested a pay rise of just 23%. Under the new deal, assembly workers will receive an immediate raise of 11% upon ratification — nearly matching all wage increases since 2007.

ZELENSKY’S US Visit Ends in Disappointment: Biden Withholds Atacms Commitment

ZELENSKY’S US Visit Ends in Disappointment: Biden Withholds ATACMS Commitment

During his recent visit to the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky didn’t receive the public commitment he was hoping for. Despite meeting with key figures from Congress, the military, and the White House, Zelensky left without a promise of Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) from President Joe Biden.

Ukraine has been in pursuit of these long-range missiles since last year as a deterrent against Russian aggression. The acquisition of such weapons would empower Ukraine to target command centers and ammunition depots deep within Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory.

Although the Biden administration announced new military aid worth $325 million during Zelensky’s visit, it did not include ATACMS. National security adviser Jake Sullivan mentioned that Biden hasn’t completely dismissed providing ATACMS in the future but made no formal announcements about this during Zelensky’s visit.

Contrary to this statement, unnamed officials later suggested that the U.S. would supply ATACMS to Ukraine. Yet no official confirmation came from the National Security Council. Simultaneously, defense representatives from nearly 50 countries gathered at Germany’s Ramstein Air Base for talks on Ukraine’s most pressing needs.

Producer hints at Johnny Depp Pirates return

Producer Hints at Johnny Depp’s RETURN to Pirates of the Caribbean after MASSIVE Legal Victory

Jerry Bruckheimer, one of the Pirates of the Caribbean producers, has said he would “love” to see Johnny Depp return to his role as Captain Jack Sparrow in the upcoming sixth movie.

During the Oscars, Bruckheimer confirmed that they are working on the next installment of the legendary franchise.

Depp was dropped from the film after his ex-wife Amber Heard accused him of domestic abuse. However, he was vindicated when a US court ruled Heard had defamed him with false allegations.

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WASHINGTON Officers CLEARED: The Shocking Verdict in the Manuel Ellis Case Unveiled

Three Washington state police officers were recently absolved of all charges pertaining to the 2020 demise of Manuel Ellis. Officers Matthew Collins and Christopher Burbank, who were facing second-degree murder and manslaughter charges, along with Timothy Rankine charged with manslaughter, have been acquitted.

The courtroom reacted noticeably as the jury declared all three officers not guilty. Rankine was visibly touched by the outcome, while Collins shared an embracing moment with his attorney.

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson expressed appreciation for everyone involved in the case. On a different note, the Washington Coalition for Police Accountability viewed this verdict as a sign of a malfunctioning system.

After hearing the verdict, Ellis’s family promptly exited. The state’s Office of Independent Investigations refrained from commenting directly on this result but extended their condolences to Ellis’s family.