officer promptly left the meeting room without intervention
RE: post #1259
A real-life scenario:
Alabama Public Library Service adds collation policy for possibly sexually explicit books
Craig Monger | 09.13.23
https://1819news.com/news/item/alabama-public-library-service-adds-collation-policy-for-possibly-sexually-explicit-books
Excerpt:
During the public comment period, Hannah Rees, with Clean Up Alabama, began reading an excerpt from two separate books as an example. One of the books included a 10-year-old detailing performing oral sex, while the other passage was a case of a minor engaging in prostitution. Both used explicit language.
While reading, APLS chairman Ronald Snider attempted to stop the readings, but Rees pressed on. Snider ruled her out of order, but Rees persisted. Without prompting, a man who attended to support the books’ inclusion exited the meeting room to grab a Montgomery Police officer and attempt to compel the officer to remove Rees from the podium. The officer promptly left the meeting room without intervention.
After Rees concluded, Snider said the excerpts were “clearly inappropriate.” To which Rees retorted, “Yeah. It is very inappropriate. Exactly. And it’s for children in our libraries. Thank you for admitting that.”
President Biden’s son Hunter was indicted by Special Counsel David Weiss on federal felony gun charges Thursday.
According to the indictment, Hunter lied about his drug use when he purchased a gun.
The maximum time in prison would be 10 years if he is convicted on the charges.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12519595/Hunter-Biden-INDICTED-lying-drugs-bought-gun.html