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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Brad Parscale was acting “irate” before he pulled out a gun and cocked it at his Florida home Sunday, his wife told police.
Body camera footage from Fort Lauderdale police released Monday shows officers responding to Parscale’s home in an upscale neighborhood, where he allegedly threatened to harm himself in a home filled with multiple firearms.
His wife, Candice, told officers that he was acting “crazy” and “irate," and that she went to the back yard “to let him just like chill out.” She said when he came out of his office and cocked a gun, she decided to go into the front yard.
That’s when, she said, he looked out into the front yard and a “loud boom” followed. She suspected the noise may have been a gunshot.
In the video, an officer can be heard making contact with Brad Parscale, who was still at the house, over the phone. The officer asked him to leave the house without a weapon.
In parts of the video, officers can be seen preparing themselves with bulletproof vests and helmets.
Moments later, an officer made contact with Brad Parscale outside his home. Parscale approached an officer, shirtless and with a can in his hand, saying “I’m your friend" and that he wasn’t going to harm anyone.
As Parscale was giving an explanation to one officer, another officer tackles Parscale and at least five other officers help detain him.
As he’s on the floor, he’s heard saying, “I didn’t do anything” several times. He also told police he did not have any weapons on him.
He was hospitalized Sunday under the state’s Baker Act. That act allows anyone deemed to be a threat to themselves or others to be detained for 72 hours for psychiatric evaluation.
Source: KSAT
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Gilli Brando is a criminally underrated emcee. Having witnessed him cook mics over the last several years, I can assure you he's an artist real hip hop heads should be checking for.
With that being said, check out the Fahargo Filmz-directed visuals for the "Intro" off of his new "Godfather of the Bando" EP. Stream it here: https://soundcloud.com/gilli-conway/sets/godfather-of-the-bando-ep
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Brett Hankison, the former LMPD detective involved in the deadly Breonna Taylor raid, pleaded not guilty during his video arraignment Monday.
Hankison was one of three LMPD narcotics officers who fired their weapons the night Taylor was shot dead in her Louisville apartment in March. He was fired in June and charged last week with three counts of wanton endangerment for “blindly” firing into neighboring apartments. None of the officers was charged directly in Taylor’s death.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron cleared the other two officers -- Sgt. Jon Mattingly and Det. Myles Cosgrove -- of any wrongdoing.
Hankison, who paid his $15,000 bond after turning himself in last week, pleaded not guilty to those three counts. A judge on Monday ordered him to have no firearms despite his attorney’s argument that he might need to protect himself.
Hankison is due back in court for a pretrial conference on Oct. 28.
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On Monday’s (Sept. 28) episode of #EverydayStruggle, Nadeska and DJ Akademiks are joined by Justice Baiden, co-founder of the Love Renaissance (LVRN) label & management company. They start off the show discussing Tory Lanez’s new album ‘Daystar’ and the controversy surrounding the release. First, they dissect a few verses off the controversial album and then share their thoughts on whether or not they believe Tory’s side of the story. Next, they speak on the “bad timing” of the release following Breonna Taylor’s verdict from last week. Lastly, the crew dissects an old Instagram Live session, where Tory and Megan were seen hanging out with Kylie Jenner before the incident, and they discuss actions that need to be taken in the culture moving forward.
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Action Bronson returns to go Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City and talks about his love for New Balance, his weight loss journey, and close friends reselling his friends-and-family Adidas sneaker.
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UFC welterweight Colby Covington returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Tyron Woodley, finishing woodley and injuring his rib, the adversity he's faced in his career to get him to this point, the post-fight aftermath and his controversial comments, wanting Jorge Masvidal next and that fight being targetted instead of the Nate Diaz rematch, talks with Dana White, when and where it could happen, if he's concerned about whether Masvidal's team would be interested in the fight, comparing his sparring sessions with Masvidal to the ones with Woodley, Khamzat Chimaev and his rise through the ranks, as well as his callout of Covington, his prediction for Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Justin Gaethje, being so close to Khabib's manager, and more!
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:33 The Woodley win and getting the finish
2:05 From humble beginnings in Oregon to speaking to the President
4:38 Overcoming early adversity in his career
6:43 Advice for young fighters
8:00 Why he didn't call for Woodley's retirement post-fight and called him a "great champion"
9:23 Colby's controversial post-fight comments and the fallout
12:02 Leon Edwards calling him out for December
13:05 Dana White targeting Jorge Masvidal vs. Colby fight over the BMF rematch
14:59 If the Masvidal fight would be 3 round or 5 rounds and on a PPV or Fight Night
16:18 The likeliness of this fight coming together
17:24 If Masvidal is interested and would accept
18:45 Sparring Masvidal compared to sparring Woodley
20:00 Khamzat Chimaev calling him out
21:30 UFC 253
22:56 Khabib vs. Gaethje prediction
24:12 Being around Ali Abdelaziz at the Trump rally
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DC & Helwani react to Conor McGregor’s tweets from over the weekend announcing that he’ll be boxing Manny Pacquiao. They also discuss McGregor’s relationship with Dana White and the UFC, with Cormier saying he believes McGregor’s next fight will be in MMA.
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Daniel Cormier and Ariel Helwani discuss Jan Blachowicz winning the UFC light heavyweight title by knocking out Dominick Reyes at UFC 253. They give their (5:20) thoughts on Jon Jones’ post-fight tweets about Reyes and asking if people would be interested in him fighting Blachowicz for the title he vacated.
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Fame Runna links up Oliver Rothstein to drop an official music video for their collaboration titled "I Wanna Rap." Listen as the two heavy spitters lyrically glide over stellar Syer on the Beat production.
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PALMDALE (CBSLA) — A Palmdale man was convicted on Monday for assault and battery against a co-worker at their La Palma office.
Stevens Millancastro is accused of putting his semen in a female colleague’s jar of honey, water bottles, and smearing it onto her computer mouse.
His attorney argued that he acted out of revenge and not sexual gratification because the co-worker filed an HR complaint against him after she rejected his advances.
The court ruled that the accusations against Millancastro committed the acts for sexual purposes and due to his conviction, he will require lifetime registration as a sex offender.
He also faces up to two years and six months in prison, the O.C. Register reports.
Millancastro is scheduled to be sentenced on October 6.
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The father who shielded his kids in a shootout might be out of a job, but he's not out of money or help -- he's up hundreds of thousands in donations, plus a lifeline for his children.
A GoFundMe for Anthony Jefferson was started shortly after news spread about his heroic deed last week -- jumping on top of his three kids at a car dealership when bullets started flying -- and the account has already swelled to a whopping $273,891 ... and counting.
The largest donation came in from an anonymous person, who dropped $25k. Lots of other donations have been coming in anonymously as well, in increments of $2k, $1k and then into the hundreds. In all, there's been roughly 8,000 people who've contributed.
That'll certainly help Anthony -- whose wife recently told us he'd been canned from two gigs of his in painting and construction ... all because he was injured from the shooting and was going to be out of commission for a while. As crappy as that is, people are clearly lending a hand to hold him and his family over for the time being.
There's more assistance on the horizon though, if Anthony and co. want it. Dr. Raha Didevar of Big HeArts Interventions tells TMZ ... she'd be willing to offer Anthony's three young children therapy via Zoom pro bono once a week ... for a year or more if they need it.
Dr. Didevar tells us she'd work to earn the kids' trust, and once that was established ... she'd set up a plan for their therapy sessions. All the family has to do is get in touch.
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D-Block member and Shadow Mobb boss, Whispers, comes through with an official music video for "Smoke Clears." This Baroud-produced heater is off of Whispers' "Wizardly 2" project.
Directed by Rise Music Group
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AP - President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his first year in the White House, according to a report Sunday in The New York Times.
Trump, who has fiercely guarded his tax filings and is the only president in modern times not to make them public, paid no federal income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years.
The details of the tax filings complicate Trump’s description of himself as a shrewd and patriotic businessman, revealing instead a series of financial losses and income from abroad that could come into conflict with his responsibilities as president. The president’s financial disclosures indicated he earned at least $434.9 million in 2018, but the tax filings reported a $47.4 million loss.
The tax filings also illustrate how a reputed billionaire could pay little to nothing in taxes, while someone in the middle class could pay substantially more than him. Nearly half of Americans pay no income taxes, primarily because of how their low incomes are. But IRS figures indicate that the average tax filer paid roughly $12,200 in 2017, about 16 times more than what the president paid.
The disclosure, which the Times said comes from tax return data it obtained extending over two decades, comes at a pivotal moment ahead of the first presidential debate Tuesday and weeks before a divisive election against Democrat Joe Biden.
Speaking at a news conference Sunday at the White House, Trump dismissed the report as “fake news” and maintained he has paid taxes, though he gave no specifics. He also vowed that information about his taxes “will all be revealed,” but he offered no timeline for the disclosure and made similar promises during the 2016 campaign on which he never followed through.
In fact, the president has fielded court challenges against those seeking access to his returns, including the U.S. House, which is suing for access to Trump’s tax returns as part of congressional oversight.
During his first two years as president, Trump received $73 million from foreign operations, which in addition to his golf properties in Scotland and Ireland included $3 million from the Philippines, $2.3 million from India and $1 million from Turkey, among other nations. The president in 2017 paid $145,400 in taxes in India and $156,824 in the Philippines, compared to just $750 in U.S. income taxes. The Times said the tax records did not reveal any unreported connections to Russia.
Trump found multiple ways to reduce his tax bills. He has taken tax deductions on personal expenses such as housing, aircraft and $70,000 to style his hair while he filmed “The Apprentice.” Losses in the property businesses solely owned and managed by Trump appear to have offset income from his stake in “The Apprentice” and other entities with multiple owners.
During the first two years of his presidency, Trump relied on business tax credits to reduce his tax obligations. The Times said $9.7 million worth of business investment credits that were submitted after Trump requested an extension to file his taxes allowed him to reduce his income and pay just $750 each in 2016 and 2017.
Income tax payments help finance the military and domestic programs.
Trump, starting in 2010, claimed and received an income tax refund that totaled $72.9 million, which the Times said was at the core of an ongoing audit by the IRS. The Times said a ruling against Trump could cost him $100 million or more. He also has more than $300 million in loans due to be repaid in the next four years.
Richard Neal, D-Mass., the chair of the House Ways and Means Committee who has tried unsuccessfully to obtain Trump’s tax records, said the Times report makes it even more essential for his committee to get the documents.
“It appears that the President has gamed the tax code to his advantage and used legal fights to delay or avoid paying what he owes,” Neal wrote in a statement. “Now, Donald Trump is the boss of the agency he considers an adversary. It is essential that the IRS’s presidential audit program remain free of interference.”
A lawyer for the Trump Organization, Alan Garten, and a spokesperson for the Trump Organization did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press on the report.
Garten told the Times that “most, if not all, of the facts appear to be inaccurate.”
He said in a statement to the news organization that the president “has paid tens of millions of dollars in personal taxes to the federal government, including paying millions in personal taxes since announcing his candidacy in 2015.”
The New York Times said it declined to provide Garten with the tax filings in order to protect its sources, but it said its sources had legal access to the records.
During his first general election debate against Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016, Clinton said that perhaps Trump wasn’t releasing his tax returns because he had paid nothing in federal taxes.
Trump interrupted her to say, “That makes me smart.”
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Alpha Media Group CEO Oliver Rothstein and partner in rhyme Buick B have just released a new album titled "Brick & Mortar." Available now on all streaming platforms.
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The two Philadelphia emcees locked down features from Eto, Heim History and Dustiano.
Producer credits include Vinny Idol, Nicholas Craven, Syer on the Beat, DJ Pain, Dream Life Beats, Chillon Davis and DVIOUSMINDZ.
Tracklist:
1. The Intro Ft. Heim History (Prod. by DVIOUSMINDZ)
2. The Purists (Prod. by Nicholas Craven)
3. Hells Roof Ft. Eto (Prod. by Vinny Idol)
4. Gorgeous Weather (Prod. by DJ Pain and Dream Life Beats)
5. Think White (Prod. by Chillon Davis)
6. Carry It Ft. Heim History (Prod. by Syer on the Beat)
7. Love and Loyalty (Prod. by DVIOUSMINDZ)
Bonus Tracks:
8. Buick B - Very Far (Prod. by Nicholas Craven)
9. Oliver Rothstein - Bosses Eat (Prod. by Syer on the Beat)
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In 2010 Rick Ross Entertained the Idea of Doing A Collaboration with Bang Em Smurf and His Feed Da Wolves Entertainment Imprint. The Public Has never been made aware of the bad business dealings between Rick Ross And Bang Em Smurf that prevented the Deal From Going Any Further. Check Out This Commentary From Mikey T The Movie Star To Hear The Information In Detail.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Unbeaten Israel Adesanya defended his middleweight title in style with a dominant second-round stoppage of Paulo Costa at UFC 253 on Sunday.
Poland’s Jan Błachowicz also stopped Dominick Reyes late in the second round on Fight Island, the mixed martial arts promotion’s bubble performance venue in the Middle East, to claim the light heavyweight title vacated by Jon Jones.
Adesanya (20-0) carved up his previously unbeaten Brazilian opponent with flair and ease, battering Costa with leg kicks before ending it late in the second round. Adesanya crumpled Costa with a combination at the center of the octagon, and the champion finished on the ground with 61 seconds left in the round.
When it was all said and done, @stylebender made it look easy #UFC253 pic.twitter.com/zeggYmdTXM
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“I told you guys that it was going to be violent, and it was going to end fast,” Adesanya said. “That’s what I did. It was a little bit sloppy, but I’m a dog, so I do what I do.”
The win was the ninth straight in the UFC for Adesanya, the Nigeria-born, New Zealand-based phenomenon who has soared to prominence in mixed martial arts over the past three years.
In UFC 253′s co-main event, the 37-year-old Błachowicz (27-8) capped his late-career surge by winning his first UFC title.
After controlling most of the action in a slow first round, Błachowicz apparently broke Reyes’ nose during the second round, and he abruptly ended it when he landed a high left hook to the side of Reyes’ head. Reyes wobbled, stumbled and fell, and Błachowicz promptly finished him on the ground with 24 seconds left in the round.
OH MY GOODNESS @JanBlachowicz is your LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION.
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“I still don’t believe it, but it’s here,” Błachowicz said. “It’s not a dream, right? It happened. I have the legendary Polish power, I proved it one more time. ... Even a pandemic can’t stop me right now.”
Unheralded flyweight Brandon Royval also had a highlight-reel win on Fight Island, stopping Kai Kara-France with a guillotine choke in the second round.
Adesanya won his title last year by beating Robert Whittaker, but he was in need of a redemptive performance after defending his belt last March with a stupendously boring decision over Yoel Romero in Las Vegas.
The champion known as “The Last Stylebender” reminded the UFC just what he can do while dispatching Costa with ease.
The heavily muscled Costa opened the fight with a cocky swagger, daring Adesanya to kick his lead leg by putting his hands behind his back. Adesanya preened back at Costa, but largely kept his distance and tagged Costa with kicks, while Costa’s own kicks were less successful.
Costa’s striking game never got going, and Adesanya wore him down before finishing the fight.
“I built a beachfront condo inside his head from the first time we met,” Adesanya said. “The way he was fighting, you just want me to stand there so you can punch me. I’m not stupid, dummy.”
While Adesanya was a favorite, Błachowicz’s victory was a surprise. He is the first fighter other than Jones or Daniel Cormier to hold the UFC light heavyweight title since 2011, when Jones began his rocky reign.
Jones vacated his belt three times during the ensuing nine years for doping offenses and criminal misbehaviors, but always reclaimed it. But he voluntarily relinquished the title earlier this year after lengthy negotiations over the future of his career with the UFC, apparently receiving the financial incentive to move to heavyweight.
But Jones doesn’t have a fight booked at heavyweight, and Błachowicz isn’t buying the move.
“Only one man is in my mind,” Błachowicz said. “Jon Jones, where are you? Don’t be a quitter. This is how we do it in Poland. I’m waiting for you.”
UFC President Dana White said he wouldn’t stop Jones if the former champion wanted to fight Błachowicz, a six-year UFC veteran. He earned this title shot with three straight wins, including stoppages of former champion Luke Rockhold and Corey Anderson.
Reyes is a former college football player from Southern California who only recently devoted himself to the sport full-time, but his 12-0 start to his career landed him a title shot at Jones in February. Jones won their matchup by decision, but most observers thought Reyes had nearly pulled off the monumental upset, keeping him first in line for a second title shot when Jones vacated.
Adesanya also said he wants to fight Jones soon, and he would be willing to move up to do it.
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Presidential Records CEO and Trust Gang member, Ransom, introduces his artist J. Arrr on this magnificent new single titled "Beautiful Graves."
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(CNN) -- A white supremacist was killed in a shootout with deputies in Templeton, California, according to a San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Office news release Friday.
The shooting took place Thursday morning when deputies at first tried to conduct a traffic stop on Christopher Michael Straub, 38, near a cemetery. Straub got out of his vehicle and ran through the vineyards of the cemetery, the release said.
He then hid and ambushed deputies, firing multiple rounds at them with a handgun. Deputy Richard "Ted" Lehnhoff, 34, was hit in the leg and airlifted to a local hospital, where he underwent surgery and is in stable condition, the release said.
Straub continued evading deputies and attempted to return to his vehicle through the vineyard, but additional deputies arrived on scene and intercepted him as he tried to regain access to his vehicle.
Straub was later pronounced dead at the scene, according to the sheriff's office.
After the shooting, authorities found multiple weapons in Straub's vehicle, including four assault-style rifles, one bolt-action hunting rifle, one shotgun, and two handguns along with the handgun he used to shoot at deputies, plus hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
Authorities searched Straub's residence, where they discovered he was illegally manufacturing weapons parts.
"Straub was a wanted felon and it is illegal for felons to possess any weapons," the sheriff's office said.
The sheriff's office said Straub was a known member of a white supremacist gang and the Sheriff's Gang Task Force was already conducting an investigation before Thursday's shooting.
Straub "had a significant criminal history having been booked 28 times into jails all across California including two incarcerations in state prison," the sheriff's office said in the release.
Templeton is about 114 miles west of Bakersfield.
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Israel Adesanya's team recruits a cameraman. At a beachside presser, Adesanya and Paulo Costa face off in front of Dana White; so do Jan Blachowicz and Dominick Reyes. Pounds are shed before the weigh-in, where the main eventers have a spicy staredown.
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