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Why did a California man seek to kill Justice Brett Kavanaugh?
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    Man arrested near Brett Kavanaugh’s home charged with attempted murder.
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    Nicholas Roske, 26, was armed with a tactical knife, a Glock 17 pistol, pepper spray, zip ties and a hammer, the FBI said. Roske told law enforcement he was upset about a leaked draft opinion that showed the court had provisionally voted to overturn Roe v Wade. Roske, from California, said he had traveled to Maryland “to kill a specific United States supreme court justice.”
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    He was arrested early on Wednesday morning in Montgomery County, Maryland, after he called the county emergency communications center. “Roske informed the call taker that he was having suicidal thoughts and had a firearm in his suitcase,” the FBI said.
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    Roske also told law enforcement he believed Kavanaugh would side with decisions which would loosen gun laws. The court is expected soon to release a ruling which most observers expect will strike down a New York state law which puts limits on the carrying of handguns.
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    Sen. Ben Sasse calls on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to retract 'lunatic threats' against Kavanaugh.
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How does the Supreme Court's new ruling impact federal agents' legal protections?


    Robert Boule, the owner of the Smuggler's Inn near the Canadian border, said the Customs agent used excessive force by pushing him to the ground. The agent was on Boule's property at the time. Associate Justic...

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    On Sunday, the [ruling BJP party] suspended its national spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled its Delhi media head Naveen Kumar Jindal over derogatory references...

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    Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine halted Kyiv's Black Sea grain exports, threatening a global food crisis. The United Nations appealed to the two sides, as well as maritime neig...

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No - As a trained first responder with multiple certifications in different specialized rescue for over 15 years this is an incredibly dangerous statement. They are trained to save people from dangerous situations such as active shooters and individual threats but rescue/fire/ems all have specialized training and even we aren't required to put themselves in harm's way. Literally the first thing you're taught in any EMS/ Fire/Rescue situations is to ensure scene safety and don't become an additional victim.


Yes - Healthcare workers are required to care for people regardless of how they came to be harmed for several good reasons that are just as valid for police officer...



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