by Amber Randall A former police officer accused a lieutenant with the New Boston Police Department of sexually harassing her and ranking female drivers based on “rapability,” according to a civil suit. Former New Boston police officer Alexandra Drake also alleged that when she complained about Lt. Michael Masella’s inappropriate behavior, the department fired her for “false,…
by Richard Pollock Hillary Clinton did two huge favors for Morocco during her tenure as secretary of state while the Clinton Foundation accepted up to $28 million in donations from the country’s ruler, King Mohammed VI, according to new information obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation Investigative Group. Clinton and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
By Trent Somes, III Two police officers jeopardize scores of California cases after new revelations of police corruption surface. Former Bakersfield police detective Damacio Diaz and his partner, Patrick Mara both accepted plea deals on a litany of charges. The officers were involved in a scheme of ripping off drug dealers they were arresting, taking…
by Amber Randall A Massachusetts police officer’s wife confessed to lying about a robbery and vandalism that occurred at her house, officials said Friday. Maria Daly, the wife of Millbury K-9 officer Daniel Daly, claimed to be the victim of a home robbery Oct. 17, reports CBS News. She told police that robbers stole $100,000…
by Brian Nichols In a shocking turn of events, the FBI has announced they are reopening the Hillary Clinton private email server case. According to a letter sent by FBI Director James Comey to congressional committee chairs, the re-discovery of “new emails…pertinent to the investigation” was the main reason for the reopening of the investigation….
by Geoffrey Ingersoll A man filed a lawsuit last week after police arrested him, believing that the glaze on his Krispy Kreme doughnuts was meth. Daniel Rushing, the man police arrested, sued the city of Orlando and The Safariland Group, the drug kit manufacturer, alleging negligence, reports Wish TV. Rushing is asking for up to $15,000…
by Kitty Testa According to the Innocence Project, “Astonishingly, more than 1 out of 4 people wrongfully convicted but later exonerated by DNA evidence made a false confession or incriminating statement.” Most of us believe that we would never confess to a crime we did not commit, but many people are unable to stand up…
by Kody Fairfield After releasing other damning videos of potential election rigging by those connected with the official campaign of Hillary Clinton, guerrilla journalist and creator of Project Veritas James O’Keefe released a video which claims to show direct evidence of collusion between the campaign and a non-profit organization, Americans United For Change (AUFC). If true, this action would be a…
by Saagar Enjeti Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton vigorously defended the Clinton Foundation’s work at Wednesday night’s final presidential debate. “I’m thrilled to talk about the Clinton Foundation, because it is a world-renowned charity and I am so proud of the work that it does,” Clinton said in a response to a question from moderator Chris Wallace about…
by Saagar Enjeti FBI investigators found reams of classified information in the home and car of suspected NSA spy Harold T. Martin III. Martin reportedly had “six full banker’s boxes worth of documents,” along with nearly 20 terabytes of classified information in digital storage. Martin amassed multiple computers, thumb drives, and other digital storage devices, all…