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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/04/23/houston-mom-told-kids-youre-going-to-see-jesus-before-trying-to-burn-them-alive-cops-say.html

This weekend Houston police arrested a woman after she tried to burn her kids alive at a car wash. The woman, who is not yet named, took her three young children to a local car wash where she revved up her car’s engine causing it to catch fire. Officials said that she told her kids that “they were going to see Jesus.” before doing this. Other people who saw this tried to help, but the mother then dragged one of the kids away and tried to drown the child in a swamp. None of the kids were hurt and the mother was arrested and will undergo a mental health evaluation.

Reflection: It's such a miracle that she didn't succeed in killing her children and that they are now safe. It's sad that this kind of thing can happen and I've seen other causes like this in the news a lot. I'm just glad that the police and other by-standers were able to stop it before it was too late.

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I am happy that her kids are all alive but I think she needs some serious mental help. She should not have custody of her children if this is the way that she had been treating them.

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Dead men tell no tales — and in one controversial Florida case, neither did a dead man's fingers.

Police officers in the city of Largo tried to gain access to the cellphone of the late Linus Phillip by pressing his digits against the fingerprint sensor. They failed, but the move outraged his fiancée.

"I just feel so disrespected and violated," the fiancée, Victoria Armstrong, told the

tampa bay times.Phillip, 30, was shot and killed on March 23 after he tried to flee a Largo police officer who smelled marijuana wafting from his car and was trying to search him, according to the state attorney's office for Pinellas and Pasco Counties. Phillip was unarmed.

His body was released to his loved ones at some point before March 26, when two Largo detectives showed up at the Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home in Clearwater, Florida, with Phillip's phone, said Lt. Randall Chaney of the Largo Police Department.

Chaney told the Tampa Bay Times that police wanted to access and preserve data on the phone to aid in the investigation into Phillip's death and a separate inquiry into a drug case involving Phillip.

"This was witnessed by workers at the funeral home," Phillip's family attorney, John trevena, said on the family's go fund me page

.trevena has filed a complaint against the detectives, who gave Armstrong their business cards while at the funeral home.

Trevena said they are considering suing the City of Largo for unwarranted search and seizure and obtaining illegal access to the body after it left police custody.

Charles Rose, a professor at the Stetson University College of Law in Gulfport, Florida, said Phillip's loved ones may not have a legal leg to stand on.

"Warrants are designed to protect citizens against unreasonable searches under the Fourth Amendment," Rose said in an email to NBC News. "Given that the owner of the phone is dead, he no longer has a privacy right to assert under the Fourth Amendment. It's an open question as to whether his family might have that right, but he does not."

Meanwhile, State Attorney Bernie McCabe — in an April 13 letter to the Largo Police Department — concluded that Phillip placed Largo Police Officer Matt Steiner "in imminent fear of his life" and that his death was a "justifiable homicide."

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http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/missouri-house-endorses-medical-marijuana-measure/article_d582e51d-db24-50fe-930d-cd969df52e52.html

The Missouri House on Monday endorsed a proposal allowing patients with long-term illnesses to access medical marijuana. In the original bill, Missouri presented only allowing the drug to people with terminal illnesses, but that was soon changed to accommodate people with illnesses such as post-traumatic stress disorder and epilepsy. The bill still needs a final vote to advance past the house so we will be seeing the results soon.
Reflection: Honestly, I think this bill was way overdue and am glad that it's finally being introduced in Missouri. I've seen people be in pain because of terminal illnesses so if the state can give them an essentially harmless drug, then it could be a good thing for the "patient". Although we don't know if the bill will be passed yet, I still think it's a good thing that it was at least thought of.

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This whole story blows my mind that people seriously think this way. I can only imagine how they were treated at the house under the care of her before her attempt to kill them. Unbelievable.

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This story is kind of pointless that the police thought it was okay to go on the man's phone after he had passed away. I understand why his fiance was mad.

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:https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/noah-crowley-racist-promposal_us_5ade49a0e4b0b2e81132783d

Crowley reportedly apologized on social media Monday morning, saying it was not his intention to offend anyone.The school district told ABC Action News it is working with local and national civic leaders, including the NAACP, to create a forum to discuss the issue of race.

“If I was black, I’d be picking cotton, but I’m white so I’m picking u 4 prom?”

reflection- well this isn't something that you see everyday for sure. This kid says that he didn't meant to hurt anyone feels or anything but this is a huge upset and a lot of people aren't happy about it.

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I also did this article and thought that though it was not necessary to put on a sign, it's still freedom of speech. I understand why people got mad, but there's really nothing they can do about it

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This is so sad to see that a mother would try and do this to their kid.

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I know that doc and stuff know how to use this but there are people that this is going to just make it easier for them to get their hands

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im just glad that he said that he was sorry and everything

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After the man is dead there are other ways to find out what they needed to know without doing what the officer did.

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This kid made a sign for prom that was ever racist and offended a lot of people.

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http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/04/24/woman-showing-hair-under-headscarf-assaulted-by-police-in-iran.html

Female officers assaulted a young woman that was wearing a long red scarf loosely covering her head. There has been a video roaming around the internet that has shone the extent of the assault. Some women, in Iran, not only question the rule that they must wear the hijab on the street but also their faith in the theocratic Shiite-dominated nation. This incident had cause major outrage within the Shitte-dominated nation.

Reflection: This is so terrible that these officers would do this to this lady. It is in their religion to wear the head scarf. Other people should not judge them or tantalize them over this kind of thing.

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National: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/bs-md-co-carjacking-suspect-bail-20180423-story.html

Three teenage girls attacked one of their pregnant teachers at school and stole her car. 16 year old Tyana Holmes is being charged as an adult and the judge denied her release from the Baltimore County Detention Center. She had previously been charged with other counts of carjackings and other offenses. Also, a 14 year old relative of Holmes was charged as a juvenile. The teacher was beaten and the teens stole her car keys, her car and her phone.

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This story is insane! These are high school kids who did this. They obviously weren't raised right and that's MY OPINION. i just hope the teacher and the baby are okay.

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This is so terrible. I feel like someone should have noticed the events leading up to this if there where any. It is so horrific that a mother felt that she had to do this to her children.

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I just don't understand how one could do this. You would think that since she is pregnant that they would have a little more courtesy to not take the things that she is going to need, like her car.

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I had actually done this article as one of my three. I don't really feel that this will be all good. I mean I understand that it is to help them, but people are willing to do almost anything to get marijuana and other drugs.

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It seems like they didn't mean to offend anyone. People are always trying to come up with clever ways to ask someone to prom. Unfortunately, this kid chose to do it in a not so friendly way.

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I feel like if people really wanted to get prescribed this then they would do anything they can to get there hands on it and take advantage and if they couldn't get a prescription for it then they would just find ways to steal it.

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If they didn't have a warrant to search the man's phone, I can understand why the fiance felt violated. I do also understand that they want to know why this man was shot but they should have a warrant or as her first.

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I also understand why people may have gotten offended by this. It shouldn't have been put on a poster but in my opinion people get offended over the little things now a days and we do have the freedom of speech and there's nothing they can do about it because it would be a different story if it was the other way around and a white person thought it was offensive if a black person made a racial comment. The story wouldn't be as big of a deal.

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I agree with drew, marijuana is basically harmless and if people are in pain then they should legally be allowed to relieve it.

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I don't think that he meant to be offensive, but i'm glad he apologized.

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I don't feel like they should have went through his phone after he passed away without a search warrent. I understand why his fiance got mad because I would have been too.

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I don't feel as if the officers should have done this to the lady. She should be able to wear the head scarf because it is what her religion believes in and they don't have the right to take that away from her.

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I agree with you. They shouldn't have done this AT ALL. They definitely shouldn't have done it to a pregnant woman either.

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They shouldn't be able to search his phone without a warrent. Isn't that illegal?

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This was completely unnecessary, they did not have to attack her. The assault was completely unprovoked

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It is crazy that someone would do that to a teacher. I can't imagine even thinking to do this. I think they will definitely get what they deserve.

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I am all for medical marijuana because it really only applies to a specific amount of people. I thought this was a good bill to be introduced for Missouri.

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I'm not really getting why she was assaulted for wearing a head scarf. I guess laws are different in various countries, but it's still not right to do this.

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i cant image doing this to a teacher. Was there a reason the kids did this to their teacher?

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there are a good handful of people that wear those. It dont mean anything but their religion, so there was no reason for her to get attacked

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I think you are asking the right question, Katie. That is certainly what his family believes. However, the attorney is certainly right that the right against illegal search and seizure is his, not his family's. I think the police are generally allowed to search the belongings of a person who is the victim. This one seems different, though, because he was killed by the police.

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She wasn't assaulted for wearing the scarf specifically. The was assaulted because it didn't hide all of her hair--and probably because it was red. She was supposed to be wearing the traditional black covering. Remember this is a strict theocracy where religious behavior is enforced by law.

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Lots of people are by nature, experience, and morals NOT going to break the law to get medical marijuana. It simply violates their sense of right and wrong, not because it is marijuana (although many will have trouble getting past that) but because it is illegal and they know themselves as law-abiding people. To break the law is to violate their sense of who they are.