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  • Police clear committee room after uproar following 12-9 vote for bill targeting assault weapons, high capacity magazines

    02/07/2020 4:25:01 PM PST · by HogsBreath · 65 replies
    Roanoke News ^ | 2-7-20 | Amy Friedenberger
    House Democrats used their majority Friday to advance the most controversial gun control bill this General Assembly session, a ban on the sale of assault weapons and the possession of "high capacity" magazines of 12 or more rounds. The House Public Safety Committee backed House Bill 961 on a 12-9 party-line vote, sending it to the floor of the House of Delegates. The bill would, among other things, require Virginians to turn over or destroy ammunition magazines considered to be “high capacity” and allow the possession of centerfire assault rifles but prohibit the transfer of sale of them in most...
  • Marchers set fires, smash windows in Oakland

    07/14/2013 12:32:26 AM PDT · by stillonaroll · 55 replies
    S.F. Chronicle ^ | 7/14/13 | Henry K. Lee and Vivian Ho
    A BART police car parked outside the 12th Street BART Station had its windows smashed, and protesters spray-painted "F- the police" and "Kill Pigs" on the side of the vehicle.
  • Twenty Years In Prison For Having Sex With His Wife

    02/09/2006 5:31:44 AM PST · by freepatriot32 · 224 replies · 6,049+ views
    William J. Hetherington has been incarcerated in Michigan prisons for more than 20 years for having sex with his wife Linda. In 1986, he became the first man in Genesee County convicted of the new Michigan crime called spousal rape. Linda was not a battered wife; she testified at the trial that he had never beaten her in their 16 years of marriage. Hetherington was honorably discharged from the U.S. Air Force, received a National Defense Service Medal, and had no police record of any sort. The sentencing guideline for this new offense was 12 months to 10 years but,...