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  • Barron Trump 'saved woman's life' by calling 999 as his friend was 'being attacked' during Facetime call, court hears

    01/21/2026 10:00:29 AM PST · by bitt · 56 replies
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk ^ | 21 January 2026 | George Odling, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
    Donald Trump's youngest son Barron saved the life of a woman in London by phoning the police when he witnessed her being beaten up over a videocall, a court heard. Barron Trump spoke directly with police call handlers after calling 999 when he heard what he thought was Russian national Matvei Rumiantsev repeatedly punching his friend in his London flat. Rumiantsev, 22, was jealous of Mr Trump’s relationship with the woman and flew into a rage when the American tried to phone her earlier that evening, prosecutors said. He then answered a videocall from the President’s son to the woman’s...
  • When insulting the police is a hate crime

    07/11/2021 4:23:17 PM PDT · by Kaslin · 28 replies
    Hot Air.com ^ | July 11, 2021 | JAZZ SHAW
    In yet another strange sign of our times, an unusual arrest in Utah this week is drawing national attention. In the town of Panguitch, a police officer was making a routine traffic stop at a gas station. While talking to the motorist, the police officer observed a 19-year-old woman holding a “back the blue” sign in the parking lot. The woman threw the sign on the ground and stomped on it. She then picked it up, wadded it into a ball and threw it in the trash, all while “smirking in an intimidating fashion” at the officer. The woman was...
  • Airport profilers: They're watching your expressions

    01/02/2008 12:00:03 PM PST · by SubGeniusX · 201 replies · 439+ views
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer ^ | December 25, 2007 | By PAUL SHUKOVSKY
    If a pair of Transportation Security Administration officers strolling by a Sea-Tac Airport ticket counter wish you happy holidays and ask where you're traveling, it might be more than just Christmas spirit. Travelers at Sea-Tac and dozens of other major airports across America are being scrutinized by teams of TSA behavior-detection officers specially trained to discern the subtlest suspicious behaviors. TSA officials will not reveal specific behaviors identified by the program -- called SPOT (Screening Passengers by Observation Technique) -- that are considered indicators of possible terrorist intent. But a central task is to recognize microfacial expressions -- a flash...