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Tag Archives: Aligned
"There are roughly three thousand sheriffs in America, in forty-seven states. Arpaio and Peyman are among the dozens aligned with the 'constitutional sheriffs' movement.'"
"Another is David A. Clarke, Jr., the cowboy-hatted Wisconsin firebrand who considered joining the Department of Homeland Security…. There are even more followers of constitutional policing across America among law enforcement’s rank and file. One group, the Constitutional Sheriffs and … Continue reading
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3 Count: Alliances Aligned
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Sacramento Man Sentenced to Prison for Copyright Infringement First off today, a Sacramento man, Yan Akhumov, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for criminal … Continue reading