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Sense I got demonetized on X I will be posting my content on IG
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instagram.com/lashybills?stkā¦
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Chicago man went live throwing a full eviction party for a tenant 5 months behind on rent, he had a Live DJ, BBQ, Even paid for the U-Haul.šš
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They always try to lawyer up to sue youš
Well, good morning to me š
I received a cease and desist letter demanding that I remove all content within 24 hours. I have no idea which content this refers to.
Instead of a lippy post on the legalities of body cameras and the First Amendment, Iāll say this:
Absolutely fāing not š
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A video is going viral of a Dayton, Ohio woman who found a box of crime-scene evidence dumped near the Great Miami River - DNA swabs, clothing, and bullet casings included.
Officials from the Montgomery County Sheriff's say the items came from already-closed cases that had been thrown in a Sheriff's Office dumpster. Someone pulled them out and left them by the water.
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Trey Devon Rosenthal was arrested around 2 a.m. on Sept. 13 at the Valero on MacArthur Drive in Alexandria, LA.
APD responded after a clerk reported a large crowd trespassing on private property. The owner already had a no-trespassing letter on file. Officers used the patrol car loudspeaker and sirens to order everyone to leave or be arrested.
Rosenthal was standing next to a running vehicle with the door open, talking to a woman and blocking the lot exit. Officers smelled alcohol and asked for ID. He refused.
They told him he was under arrest and to put his hands behind his back at least 15 times and warned him about the taser multiple times. He did not comply.
Officers deployed a taser. It was ineffective. Rosenthal pulled the wires, rushed toward officers, and threw a punch. Four officers then used tasers (two connected). He went to the ground.
Chief Chad Gremillion said Rosenthal never lost consciousness, officers did not kick him or put knees on him, and they sat him up as soon as he was compliant. He was taken to the hospital, refused treatment, and blew a .120 BAC.
Charges: aggravated resisting a police officer with force or violence, first-offense OWI, resisting an officer, and trespassing/remaining after forbidden. Bond was $7,000.
APD released bodycam and said circulating cellphone videos left out the commands, the resistance, and the punch.
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Welcome to the club they couldnāt even give me an answer to why I was demonetizedā¦ my yearly premium plus subscription coming up in December just going to cancel in at this point
After a grueling 7+ days of being left in the dark and patiently waiting, X finally responded by denying my application into the Creator Rewards Program.
Iām not going to write a similar long and drawn out āwhy X should let me inā post you guys havenāt already seen from other creators who were in my exact same situation, but I will say and add this to my case:
I built my audience and following by giving my own personal commentary, opinions, and often times adding much needed missing context to videos often shared by the other side thatās purposely made to be misleading or to hide the truth from the American people.
With that said, Iāve appealed Xās decision, and Iād greatly appreciate it if @XCreators would submit to a manual review and reverse their decision, for what I do share is all original content curated and crafted by me, for you guys.
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How is he going to pay back that $31 million?
Travis Kelce has been identified as a victim of a Ponzi scheme that collected more than $35 million from investors. Siddharth Jawahar, a 38-year-old illegal alien, pleaded guilty to three wire fraud counts and was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison, with more than $31 million in restitution ordered.
Prosecutors say Jawahar invested only about $10 million, using the remaining funds to repay earlier investors and bankroll private jets, luxury hotels and expensive outings. Kelceās losses have not been publicly disclosed.
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Jaime Heather Bond, 48, was booked into the Virginia Beach Correctional Center on August 23, 2026, after she allegedly banged on a neighborās door while armed with a rifle.
She faces two counts of making an arson threat or false communication of an arson threat, one count of first-offense DUI, three counts of damaging property valued under $1,000, two counts of brandishing or pointing a firearm, and one count of reckless handling of a firearm.
She is being held without bond.
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I donāt watch football but the way dude describing the plays make me want to start watching
āWhat Kept you up last night?ā
I LOVED tackling when my body still allowed me to do it! š So I pay close attention to it.
Early in the season, DBs gotta understand space, angles, approach & leverage. I picked 4 plays from Week 1 to break down, & @FredTaylor helped me bring the tackling mindset to life.
Wish this wouldāve helped me get HIM on the ground when we playedā¦ ācause thatās STILL what keeps me up at night! š
@Thepivot āThe Pivot Sportsā
#ThePivot #ThePivotSports #Tackling #NFLfilms
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