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Man who was charged for the "I eat a**" sticker on his car has been released, uncharged.

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A Florida man who was arrested for refusing to remove a vulgar car sticker that read, "I eat a-," had the charges against him dropped Thursday, officials said.

Dillon Shane Webb, 23, was charged with misdemeanor counts of violating Florida's obscenity law and resisting an officer without violence when he refused to remove the sticker from his truck. Webb had told the Associated Press that the arresting Columbia County Sheriff's deputy seemed angry from the beginning of the traffic stop.
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"[The deputy] overstepped his boundaries by asking me to remove the sticker," Webb told the New York Post. "I want people to see that police officers are not above the law."

Webb was initially cited for obscenity with a notice to appear in court and was told to change the derogatory part of the sticker, but Webb refused. He was then charged with resisting and was taken to jail. He was released hours later on $2,500 bond.

Webb admitted there were limits to the First Amendment right to free speech but maintained that his sticker, which crudely described a person's sexual appetites, was not one of them.
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"Saying 'bomb' on a plane - that's just being stupid," he told the newspaper. "Mine is just funny."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Florida man who was arrested for refusing to remove vulgar sticker has charges dropped

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A Florida man who was arrested for refusing to remove a vulgar car sticker that read, "I eat a-," had the charges against him dropped Thursday, officials said. Dillon Shane Webb, 23, was charged with misdemeanor counts of violating Florida's obscenity law and resisting an officer without violence when he refused to remove the sticker from his truck.

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A California teacher on medical leave for breast cancer has to pay for her substitute

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A San Francisco teacher who is on medical leave has to worry about more than just battling breast cancer.

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17 year old girl wielding a 12 inch knife apologizes after being shot three times

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Bodycam footage released Thursday by the Oxnard Police Department in California shows a 17-year-old girl apologizing to officers after she was shot three times.

Armed with a 12-inch chef's knife, the teen, whose identity was not revealed and whose faced is blurred in the footage, kept walking toward Officer Timothy Roberts, who backed away from her multiple times, repeatedly asking her drop the weapon.

"Put it down," he said. "Don't reach for the knife."

"What happens if I reach for it?" she asked.

"Then," Roberts said, "something bad is going to happen. Put the knife down."

Roberts is heard on the bodycam footage requesting expedited backup.

"Suspect is armed with a knife and threatening with it," he said into his radio. To the girl: "Drop it!"

"No," she responded. "Shoot me. I've been waiting all day. I've been waiting. Come on."

She kept walking toward Roberts.

Oxnard Police Department via AP

"I'm backing up westbound," Roberts said into his radio. "She's still armed with the knife, refusing to drop it."

Suddenly, the teen appears to quicken her pace toward the officer, who fires three shots, all of which hit the target.

Roberts calls for an EMS unit, and he and an accompanying officer immediately began performing first aid.

"I'm so sorry," said the girl, doubled up on the ground.

The incident occurred May 3. The girl still was hospitalized as of Thursday, according to the Oxnard Police Department statement.

Roberts, per department policy, was placed on administrative leave as the investigation into the incident continues.

A second officer responding to the scene, near a Carl's Jr. in the 400 block of North Rose Avenue, police said, was preparing a "beanbag" shotgun to subdue the girl when she started toward Roberts and he fired his gun.

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17-year-old girl brandishing chef's knife apologizes after officer shoots her 3 times

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Bodycam footage released Thursday by the Oxnard Police Department in California shows a 17-year-old girl apologizing to officers after she was shot three times. Armed with a 12-inch chef's knife, the teen, whose identity was not revealed and whose faced is blurred in the footage, kept walking toward Officer Timothy Roberts, who backed away from her multiple times, repeatedly asking her drop the weapon.

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Massachusetts man charged with illegally flying helicopter out of his backyard

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A Massachusetts man was arrested Thursday and accused of making more than 50 unlicensed flights with a helicopter he kept in his backyard.

Antonio Santonastaso, 59, of East Brookfield, faces one count of serving as an airman without an airman certificate and one count of making false statements to federal agents.

Prosecutors said Santonastaso lost his pilot license in 2000 after taking part in the theft of a helicopter from Norwood Memorial Airport southwest of Boston. Despite the license revocation, the government said, Santonastaso made more than four dozen flights between April 28 and Nov. 11 of last year along what Federal Aviation Administration inspectors described as an "extremely hazardous" flight path.

Authorities say Santonastaso told investigators he wasn't aware that the FAA had revoked his pilot license. Prosecutors said Santonastaso also lied about applying for a medical certificate, which is required to operate an aircraft.

Santonastaso was arraigned in Worcester federal court Thursday afternoon. The Worcester Telegram reported that U.S. Magistrate Judge David Hennessy ordered the defendant's release on $10,000 bond on the condition that he not operate aircraft of any kind and not leave Massachusetts.
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The paper reported that Santonastaso pleaded guilty to larceny in the 2000 helicopter theft after initially claiming that he couldn't have stolen the helicopter because he was overseas performing "black ops."

Santonastaso faces up to five years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000 if convicted.
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Massachusetts man charged with illegally flying helicopter out of his backyard

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A Massachusetts man was arrested Thursday and accused of making more than 50 unlicensed flights with a helicopter he kept in his backyard. Antonio Santonastaso, 59, of East Brookfield, faces one count of serving as an airman without an airman certificate and one count of making false statements to federal agents.

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Licensed gun owner out on bond after arrest following LA weapons seizure.

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The longtime companion of ex-Gordon Getty mistress Cynthia Beck reportedly spent several hours behind bars in Los Angeles on Wednesday night after being arrested on suspicion of illegal manufacturing and selling assault weapons.

Early Wednesday morning officials seized a stockpile of more than 1,000 firearms from a Bel-Air mansion. Investigators also recovered manufacturing equipment and tools, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Girard Saenz was arrested for violating a California law prohibiting the manufacture, sale or distribution, importation or transportation of an assault weapon, according to the L.A. Times.

Authorities say Saenz was selling the guns outside of the limits of a federal license he has, the Times reported.
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Saenz has been released on a $50,000 bond and has not been charged with a crime, Variety reported.

Beck has three daughters with Getty, son of J. Paul Getty, the Times reported.

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Licensed gun owner out on bond after arrest following LA weapons seizure; linked to former Getty companion: reports

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The longtime companion of ex-Gordon Getty mistress Cynthia Beck reportedly spent several hours behind bars in Los Angeles on Wednesday night after being arrested on suspicion of illegal manufacturing and selling assault weapons. Early Wednesday morning officials seized a stockpile of more than 1,000 firearms from a Bel-Air mansion.

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A teen recovered from an antibiotic-resistant bacterial infection after treatment with an experimental cocktail of genetically engineered viruses. The researchers call it a medical first.

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There have been 736 cases of mumps reported as of April 26, according to the CDC, which is an increase of 310 cases of the illness in the last month

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More than 700 cases of mumps in the US this year, CDC says

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There have been 736 cases of mumps reported in the United States this year as of April 26, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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HARRY AND MEGHAN NAMED THE ROYAL BABY OF SUSSEX

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Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, introduced their baby boy to the world on Wednesday. They named him Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.

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California man arrested on suspicion of DUI, allegedly spit at officers is gym teacher, school officials say

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A California man who was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of driving under the influence and allegedly spat at police officers is a public school teacher in Sacramento, district officials said Thursday.

John Chandler, 54, was arrested Monday night in Elk Grove - about 15 miles south of Sacramento. Officers said they found him behind the wheel with the engine running and he was showing signs of impairment. He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, police said.

Chandler allegedly resisted arrested and spit on officers, Fox 40 reported. He was booked into Sacramento County jail, the report said. Chandler's booking photo shows him wide-eyed and sticking out his tongue.

Sacramento City Unified School District spokesman Alex Barrios told the Sacramento Bee that Chandler is a physical education teacher at Martin Luther King, Jr., a K-8 public school in Sacramento. It wasn't immediately clear whether Chandler is still employed at the school.
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Barrios has declined to discuss personnel matters but said the "district is treating this situation with the seriousness it deserves. We are listening and sympathetic to the concerns of parents and are working to address those concerns."

As of Thursday, he was no longer booked in the Sacramento County jail, Fox 40 reported.

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California man arrested on suspicion of DUI, allegedly spit at officers is gym teacher, school officials say

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A California man who was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of driving under the influence and allegedly spat at police officers is a public school teacher in Sacramento, district officials said Thursday. John Chandler, 54, was arrested Monday night in Elk Grove - about 15 miles south of Sacramento.

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, 'brutally' bitten on school bus while driver did nothing

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, ‘brutally’ bitten on school bus while driver did nothing, parents allege

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A Wisconsin 10-year-old girl with special needs was brutally bitten by another mentally disabled student while riding the school bus Monday, leaving her in pain with severe bruising

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Florida mom arrested after teacher finds 'hundreds of bugs' in child's backpack

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A Florida mom was charged with multiple counts of felony child abuse after her daughter's school found "hundreds of bugs" in the young girl's backpack, according to police.

Police arrested Jessica Stevenson, 33, last week after her second-grade daughter repeatedly came to school wearing clothes that were caked with filth and a backpack infested with bugs, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office said.

Authorities said they conducted a wellness check at the child's home in Milton, Florida, about 20 miles northeast of Pensacola, where they discovered an infestation of roaches, broken windows and bags of trash throughout the home and yard, according to a police report obtained by ABC News on Thursday.

The home was "extremely filthy," barely furnished and authorities said there was no edible food inside, according to the report.

The second-grader was one of five siblings who were apparently sleeping on soiled mattresses on the floor among piles of cat feces, according to police.

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Surprisingly, Stevenson's bedroom was "abnormally" clean in comparison to the rest of the home, with a flat-screen TV and fresh bed linens, the report said. Officers said her closet was filled with clean clothes, but the children's closets were not, according to the report.

The children, all between the ages of 5 and 14, have been temporarily removed from Stevenson's care.

The child neglect allegations came to light on April 18 when the second-grader told authorities she couldn't remember the last time she had a shower or bath, the report said.

Officials at her school said they'd repeatedly given her clean clothing, but she would keep them on for several days in a row -- even as they became more and more soiled. Investigators said the young girl's clothing was so soiled there was "caked on fecal matter and urine soaked in."

Stevenson, who said she works at a local Circle K convenience store, was arrested last Friday on five felony counts of child neglect without great bodily harm. She was released May 4 on $2,500 bond.

The woman disputed claims that she'd neglected her children in an interview with reporters outside her home on Tuesday. She said the school and sheriff's office had "unfairly" targeted her.

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"I'm not a bad mom, I do everything I can. I work hard," Stevenson told Pensacola ABC affiliate WEAR on Tuesday. "They just made it harder for me."

Stevenson said she was given a no-contact order for her children, a reality she said is hard for her to explain to them.

"We have roaches, people all the time tell me everyone in Florida has roaches," Stevenson said, noting that she is a single mother living on a low income. "It's not easy when you're one person and five kids. I want to do better and I'm trying."

She said she's trying to make her home more presentable and she hopes to have the bug infestation resolved soon. Stevenson could face as many as 25 years in prison if found guilty on all five counts, according to the state attorney's office.

Stevenson is next scheduled to appear in court on May 30.

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Mom arrested after teacher finds 'hundreds of bugs' in child's backpack

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A Florida mom was charged with multiple counts of felony child abuse after her daughter's school found "hundreds of bugs" in the young girl's backpack, according to police. Police arrested Jessica Stevenson, 33, last week after her second-grade daughter repeatedly came to school wearing clothes that were caked with filth and a backpack infested with bugs, the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office said.

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Juul gets criticized for telling smokers/ ex-smokers to make the switch to juul instead of cigarettes.

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Drake has been known as the worst fan in sports history because whoever he roots for they lose.

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Dabo Swinney has led Clemson to four straight College Football Playoff appearances and two national title wins, and is on the verge of putting together one of the best recruiting classes ever. But one photo has many Tigers fans worried that the team could now be cursed moving forward.

At last night's Toronto Raptors game against the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals, Swinney was pictured alongside notable Raptors fan and world-famous recording artist Drake. The picture immediately led to fans fearing that the "Drake curse" was now stuck to Clemson.

The "Drake Curse" has plagued the sports world for several years now. Just about every team or athlete the Grammy winning recording artist has supported in the last few years has suffered some kind of terrible heartbreak.

Barcelona, Conor McGregor, Alabama, Serena Williams, Kentucky, the Golden State Warriors, and Johnny Manziel all famously suffered epic meltdowns and losses shortly after Drake came out in support of them.

His own Toronto Raptors have suffered all sorts of playoff disappointments over the years.

Oh no @ClemsonFB , the curse is upon us.....

- Booty (@Booty4747) May 8, 2019

There goes our season 🤦‍♂️

- chris (@THEcskobefan) May 8, 2019

Oh💩 I pray that Drake does not show up to any Clemson games wearing Clemson hoodie

- Jeff Lee (@TheTigersEcho) May 8, 2019

Dabo took a picture with Drake last night however, Drake was not wearing any Clemson gear. Are you worried about a possible "Drake" curse?

- WCCP 105.5 The ROAR (@1055TheROAR) May 8, 2019

You mean to tell me all that swag surfin, and dancing Dabo does after games he doesn't know about the #DrakeCurse? Stay away from my Tigers Drake! #ClemsonTigers #WeWantToWinTheNattyAgain! 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/085zIzSJ2B

- Tone Hollywood (@Hollywoodspeaks) May 8, 2019

FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THINGS THAT ARE HOLY, DABO PLEASE DO NOT BRING THE DRAKE CURSE UPON US https://t.co/lkutPC2MOy

- Austin Garrett (@Aussie_G_) May 8, 2019

Fortunately for the Tigers, Drake was not wearing a Clemson shirt at the event. The curse apparently only affects teams that Drake has worn gear for. And, of course, the Raptors had a pretty excellent game last night, blowing out the Philadelphia 76ers 125-89.

For the sake of their own sanity, the Tigers official merchandise stores might want to avoid selling anything to the four-time Grammy winner.

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Fans Are Worried Clemson May Be Cursed After What Dabo Did Last Night

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Dabo Swinney has led Clemson to four straight College Football Playoff appearances and two national title wins, and is on the verge of putting together one of the best recruiting classes ever. But one photo has many Tigers fans worried that the team could now be cursed moving forward.

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A California teacher who unfortunately has breast cancer has to pay for her own substitute teacher while on medical leave.

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, 'brutally' bitten on school bus while driver did nothing

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, ‘brutally’ bitten on school bus while driver did nothing, parents allege

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A Wisconsin 10-year-old girl with special needs was brutally bitten by another mentally disabled student while riding the school bus Monday, leaving her in pain with severe bruising

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A rare species of black bear was found in between North Korea and South Korea.

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Rare black bear spotted in demilitarized zone

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An endangered Asiatic black bear has been caught on camera in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) that divides North and South Korea.

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US seizes North Korean trading vessel due to them defying sanctions.

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WASHINGTON - The United States has seized a North Korean shipping vessel in response to violating American-led sanctions, the Justice Department announced Thursday, a move that is certain to escalate tensions already on the rise between the two nations because of recent North Korean weapons tests.

Prosecutors said the carrier ship, the Wise Honest, was being used to export North Korean coal, a critical sector of the North's economy that the United States and the United Nations have aggressively imposed sanctions on in an effort to force Pyongyang to end its nuclear weapons program.

This is the first time the United States seized a North Korean cargo vessel for international sanctions violations, the Justice Department said.

"This sanctions-busting ship is now out of service," John C. Demers, the head of the Justice Department's national security division, said in a statement.

The civil action came as North Korea's weapons tests over the past several days have threatened the disarmament discussions that President Trump opened. Mr. Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, abruptly ended their last meeting this year when Mr. Trump refused to ease sanctions unless the North dismantled all of its nuclear weapons.

American banks unwittingly serviced payments for maintenance, equipment, and improvements of the Wise Honest, the Justice Department said, in violation of sanctions.

The complaint seeking the vessel's forfeiture was filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Thursday by the United States attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, and the ship was already in United States custody, the department said.

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U.S. Seizes North Korean Ship for Violating Sanctions

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WASHINGTON - The United States has seized a North Korean shipping vessel in response to violating American-led sanctions, the Justice Department announced Thursday, a move that is certain to escalate tensions already on the rise between the two nations because of recent North Korean weapons tests.