Authorities say Mock then pointed a handgun at the victim.
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The officers claimed that Clark had pointed a gun at them.
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"Because you pointed a gun at me, man," the officer replies.
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Its report also pointed a finger at the Sri Lankan military.
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Officers claimed the man pointed a gun, but no weapon was recovered.
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Walid pointed a finger of blame for Amri's change on fellow inmates.
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Iranian officials pointed a finger at Saudi Arabia, which denied any involvement.
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Marquez pointed a BB-gun replica of a semiautomatic handgun at police.
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An officer shot Allen after the vet pointed a gun at him.
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Police say Martin pointed a gun at officers during the 2015 incident.
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A policeman approached the driver and pointed a pistol at his chest.
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Iranian officials pointed a finger at Saudi Arabia, which denied any involement.
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He was later handcuffed as police pointed a gun at his head.
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"She started yelling, and pointed a finger at me," Ms. Liao said.
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Beijing has pointed a finger at foreign governments for supporting the demonstrators.
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They pointed a gun at the father's face and told him to leave.
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He just found them in the stands, usually courtside, and pointed a camera.
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Freireich glowered at me and pointed a long, bony finger in my face.
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When she got in the car, the driver pointed a gun at her.
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She'd pointed a finger like she was bewitching me: "Jealous one," she'd swore.
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Sanjay pointed: a digit that should have been a 0 was a 1.
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Officer Delke has previously said that Mr. Hambrick pointed a gun at him.
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She lay on the ground and pointed a long, thin finger at him.
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After 10 seconds of silence, he pointed a pen at my crossword book.
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Angold said that after Alligood jumped Carey, Lampley pointed a gun at her head.
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One of the vessels pointed a weapon at the helicopter, the U.S. officials said.
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The driver pointed a flashlight at the group, and for several minutes everyone froze.
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Angold testified that after Alligood jumped Carey, Lampley pointed a gun at her head.
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Britain has pointed a finger at Moscow for the attack but Russia denies involvement.
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Christen McGinnes, 246, is a statistical exception: On October 28255, 224, she pointed a .
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Rhodes pointed a gun at her and demanded the money in the cash register.
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The masked man had pointed a gun at Cherry and her boyfriend, Bob Stenzel.
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At some point during the exchange, he allegedly pointed a gun at the neighbor.
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He looked me straight in the eyes, pointed a finger at me, and shouted.
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Hofer says the officers pointed a gun at the back of his brother's head.
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But then he claimed falsely that "nobody has directly pointed a finger" at Prince Mohammed.
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" Obama laughed and pointed a finger at the heckler, saying, "You be quiet back there.
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Tenbrink exited the vehicle, according to the report, and pointed a handgun at the group.
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But this was the first time a prosecutor had pointed a finger at Mr. Christie.
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Senior Iranian officials, however, have pointed a finger at Saudi Arabia, Iran's Sunni regional rival.
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Theriot allegedly pointed a gun out a car window, but was eventually arrested without incident.
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A goalkeeper fled with his family after a ladron pointed a gun at his head.
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Ukrainian officials pointed a finger at Russia on Tuesday, although Russian companies were also affected.
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He then yelled a threat to kill her, pointed a gun at her and fired.
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He pointed a flashlight at the ground, switched it on and quickly switched it off.
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A man walked in, pointed a gun at Wang and demanded she open the cash register.
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He also allegedly pointed a gun at his wife in front of his two youngest children.
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Two others who left went to police and pointed a finger at the Nation of Yahweh.
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When the model pointed a black light at the headpiece, it glowed purple, pink and blue.
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He said one man pointed a gun to his forehead and ordered him to get down.
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In Berlin, Mr. Obama pointed a second time to the potential dangers of false news reports.
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A man in a mask pointed a gun at him, but he was able to flee.
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The driver of the other car called 911 and claimed Desiigner pointed a gun at him.
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Police spokesman Al Stinites says the officer shot Purell after the teen pointed a gun at him.
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Police said they shot Gaines after she pointed a gun in their direction, threatening to kill them.
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Police pointed a gun at four black boys after a 911 caller falsely claimed they were armed.
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The Oakland Athletics catcher allegedly pointed a gun at a female food delivery person in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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We drove in a Toyota HiLux, and Letnic pointed a bright hand-held spotlight out the window.
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They approached the suspect, who pointed a gun at them and fled in a vehicle, he said.
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The young drinks vendor, whose first name is Mark, said a teenager pointed a handgun at him.
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Like stiletto nails, pointed a half-inch past the tip of her finger and painted to perfection.
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Apperson had maintained that he was acting in self-defense after Zimmerman pointed a gun at him.
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The woman who pointed a gun at the cashier at the Kardashian's DASH store has been arrested.
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By the second half of the decade, however, animal research had pointed a path toward human transplantation.
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A white officer pointed a shotgun at Mr. Adams but said he wasn't meaning to fire it.
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A black woman reported that he'd pointed a handgun at her while driving, "for no apparent reason."
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A lawyer with the firm, Jay Payne, told CNN the claim that Raye pointed a weapon is absurd.
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Police say the man assaulted, then pointed a firearm at a group of people and fired several shots.
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He also said that the tape does not present conclusive evidence that Scott pointed a gun at police.
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Boykin said that when Ricky was about 25 yards away, Ricky turned toward him and pointed a gun.
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One of the men, who was armed, pointed a gun at them and ordered her father to leave.
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He also said the men pointed a gun at him and stole his pocketknife and his 9mm handgun.
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The officers said they believed Clark had pointed a gun at them after seeing a flash of light.
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The girl's father pointed a loaded rifle at Steele, and the constable fired a single shot, authorities said.
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An officer said that once on the back porch of the house McIntosh pointed a gun at him.
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According to a criminal complaint, he pointed a BB gun at several young people and took two cellphones.
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Yemen's Houthi rebel group claimed responsibility for the attacks, though the US has pointed a finger towards Iran.
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When a neighbor refused to buy some, Mr. Alene pointed a gun at him until he gave in.
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Yet for precisely that reason, one wishes he had pointed a clearer path to a less impoverished jurisprudence.
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The van's driver said, "B****, I'll kill you," pointed a gun at her and fired, the complaint says.
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A former neighbor said Cruz pointed a BB gun at homes and did target practice in the neighborhood.
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Yahoo declined to comment on Friday, but pointed a reporter to a December statement about the 2013 attack.
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When he showed up, Allan pointed a camera in his face and accused him of preying on minors.
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Employees say Emanjula Daracus Brown became "irate" while waiting for his food, and ultimately pointed a gun at staff.
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Doty told police that Collman then pointed a gun at her and threatened to kill all three of them.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the attack and pointed a finger of blame at the Syrian government.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that the singer pointed a gun at a woman it identified as Baylee Curran.
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Trump then turned to Putin to give the directive twice, as he pointed a finger at the Russian leader.
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Police allege that when Steele tried to evict Meyer, the father pointed a loaded, semi-automatic rifle at him.
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For instance, while learning how to drive, as a 16-year-old, a cop pointed a gun at me.
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Cops say one of the suspects pointed a gun at Ledlow and took her car -- a 2016 red Corvette.
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According to CNN affiliate WPBF, defense attorneys told the jury Raja fired after Jones pointed a gun at him.
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A woman just walked into the Kardashian's DASH store in West Hollywood and pointed a gun at the cashier.
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In 2016, he was arrested in Los Angeles after a woman said he had pointed a gun at her.
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St. Louis Metropolitan Police Chief Sam Dotson told reporters the suspect pointed a gun at officers and one opened fire.
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Three people were in a vehicle when a man came up and pointed a gun at them, the prosecutor said.
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The Arizona Republic reported Farnsworth had allegedly pointed a gun at officers before three officers fired 11 shots at him.
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That technology pointed a way toward what Morley said was one of the dreams for technology in the medical industry.
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The suspect entered the restaurant and pointed a gun at a restaurant employee, who fled and notified authorities, police said.
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When they asked Anthony if Iris was okay, he allegedly pointed a gun at them and then went back inside.
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The police chief has said the video does not provide "definitive visual evidence" that Scott pointed a gun at officers.
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One guy pointed a double-barrelled shotgun at me through the window when I was sat in the driver's seat.
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Cops say the alleged victim was a female food delivery driver who told them Maxwell pointed a gun at her.
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Astronomers pointed a Gemini telescope, on top of the Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii, at the object on September 10.
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Another protester, dressed in all black, approached the officer, who pointed a gun at the protester before firing a shot.
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The lights of the "Hadestown" marquee flashed behind him as he arced his slender arms, or pointed a tapered toe.
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I stood by silently, considering what might have happened if the gun had been pointed a little to the right.
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Three soldiers dragged me to a bush and pointed a gun at me and raped me until I lost consciousness.
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On March 24, 2016, Jones brandished a knife and pointed a handgun at a neighbor during a different dispute, prosecutors said.
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But in recent days he has pointed a finger again over the scandal that engulfed his national security adviser, Mike Flynn.
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On March 24, Jones allegedly brandished a knife and pointed a handgun at a neighbor during a different dispute, prosecutors said.
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The man later told police he was approached by a male who pointed a gun at him and demanded his wallet.
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"He's very supportive, whatever that means," she added as Lionel, 68, jokingly pointed a gun-shaped hand gesture at his head.
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In one ad, Kemp pointed a shotgun in the direction of a teenage boy interested in dating one of his daughters.
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Prosecutors said Ferrell started to run because he was afraid for his life after another officer pointed a Taser at him.
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As we reported ... the woman walked into the store Thursday morning and allegedly pointed a gun at the cashier before leaving.
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Even as Trump has blamed Russian violations of the treaty for his decision, he has also pointed a finger at China.
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The two officers said Ball-Bey pointed a gun at them and they both fired in response, according to the police.
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"We pointed a camera at the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree — it was like Yule log — and people watched it," he said.
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Last week, speaking to a sympathetic crowd in Chicago, she also pointed a finger in a surprising new direction: at herself.
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A police chief said that the swimmers had vandalized a gas station, where a security guard pointed a gun at them.
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These charges represented the first time Mueller's office directly pointed a finger at the Russian government for interfering in the election.
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Still: They kicked her in the face, pushed her to the ground, and pointed a gun at her chest and forehead.
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Editorial President Obama has pointed a way out of a dangerous standoff over an oil pipeline being built in North Dakota.
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But he pointed a finger at the French government, Renault's largest shareholder, as playing a major role in scuttling the deal.
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This would-be killer, he said, pointed a pistol at the jail guard's head and demanded that he open the door.
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She has pointed a finger at the country's opposition group, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), and its allegedly "allied armed groups".
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Rather than surrender, Mr. García instead locked himself in a bedroom, pointed a gun at his head and pulled the trigger.
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Atatiana Jefferson pointed a gun at her window before being shot from outside by a police officer, her young nephew said.
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The big picture: Khamenei and the rest of the regime have long pointed a finger abroad when under strain at home.
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A hundred arms pointed a hundred phones at the assortment, and it truly was an assortment of size, color and age.
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In August, police shot and killed 18-year-old Amari Malone after he ran from and pointed a gun at them.
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The suspect, who police said pointed a handgun at officers, is in stable condition, Waukesha Police Chief Russell Jack told reporters.
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Thomas Cook had competed with budget airlines and pointed a finger at uncertainty sparked by Brexit negotiations for decreased consumer activity.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the woman showed up Thursday at 11:19 AM, and pointed a revolver at an employee.
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One of the vehicle&aposs occupants then got out of the car, pointed a gun, and demanded the group's belongings, police said.
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The resident told authorities that Hubbard assaulted him, then pointed a gun at him and demanded the group leave the area immediately.
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Scott Siegel was driving the SUV when another driver called 911, claiming someone in the vehicle had pointed a gun at him.
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Asked where he had he obtained the private recordings, Mr. Ali gave a mischievous grin and pointed a finger toward the ceiling.
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Investigators claim in court records that Wayman pointed a gun at Castro while ordering him off the bed he'd been jumping on.
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An officer pointed a gun in his face, forced him facedown on the ground, and then dragged him off to the precinct.
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A man approached three people in a vehicle and "may or may not" have pointed a gun at them, the prosecutor said.
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The robber pointed a weapon at the boy's stomach and got away with a metal tin that held his earnings -- all $17.
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We're told the men had masks on their faces, and one pointed a gun at her at demanded she open her safe.
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While Madison Beer was performing, a man was thought to have pointed a gun at Madison after shouts of 'GUN!' was heard.
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Marilyn Manson was just creating art when he pointed a police-approved fake gun into the crowd at his San Bernardino concert.
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Two of them grabbed Ana and her daughter, pinned their wrists behind their backs, and pointed a gun at the child's head.
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It's presented not cleanly or neat but rather simple and pointed; a matter-of-fact phrase wrapped around a beating, aching heart.
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As the officers pursued the gunman, Chief Harrison said, the man pointed a silver firearm at the officers but did not fire.
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Once in the restaurant, he pointed a rifle at an employee and fired at least one shot into the floor before surrendering.
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In a matter of seconds, the police officers shot and killed the superintendent, who they said had pointed a gun at them.
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As a part of a plea deal, the prosecution withdrew charges that he had also repeatedly pointed a loaded gun at her.
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United States complaint: In the living room, one federal agent pointed a machine gun at Marisleysis Gonzalez's [Elián's cousin and caretaker] chest.
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One of those arrested in a separate incident was Jonathan Kolanowski, a supporter of Spencer who allegedly pointed a gun at protesters.
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Standing just a foot from Ruiz, police said Perez pointed a powerful handgun at his chest and fired off one round — killing him.
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"He's always maintained that he never possessed any drugs and that he never pointed a gun at any police officers," Tacopina told Complex.
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"I was handcuffed and held down by a guard while another guard pointed a gun to my head," Mr. Whelan told the court.
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"As the officers approached the male to initiate a pedestrian stop, the male turned and pointed a handgun at the officers," Beck said.
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Putney said video does not provide "definitive visual evidence" that Scott pointed a gun at police officers, including Brentley Vinson, who shot Scott.
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Moffet also said that in 2012, drivers involved in two separate road-rage confrontations with Drejka said he pointed a gun at them.
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Even more pointed, a 2016 study from Fidelity found that 58 percent of millennials prefer "improved quality of work life" over financial benefits.
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Gbg pointed a PlayStation Eye camera at the screen and used some open source computer vision software so it could "recognize" the green.
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In an era of regular "fake news" accusations from Donald Trump, many have pointed a finger at the president for exacerbating the situation.
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Meek also reflected on his first arrest, for when he allegedly pointed a firearm at police officers when he was 18 years old.
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The Chicago Tribune newspaper reported that the officer who chased Loury opened fire after the teen turned and pointed a gun at him.
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At least that&aposs the feeling you get from all the reactions pouring in online after Netflix pointed a user in its direction.
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The U.S. Capitol was on lockdown for part of the day as police officers shot a man who pointed a gun at them.
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Baltimore County police say the woman pointed a gun at officers while holding a five-year-old boy believed to be her son.
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Video from a bystander shows some of those moments: As one officer handcuffed a man, another officer pointed a gun at a vehicle.
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Amid the controversy last year, Shimano pointed a finger at the operators for failing to follow its requirements when assembling the front brakes.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for these attacks but senior Iranian officials pointed a finger at Saudi Arabia, the Islamic Republic's biggest regional rival.
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Liberal critics of Fox, like Carusone, have pointed a finger directly at Fox, accusing the media company of inflaming tensions across the country.
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A 20-something black male with a slim build exited the rear of the sedan and pointed a handgun Ledlow's chest, she told police.
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He's also pointed a finger at Google as a company he fears might develop AI that runs rampant and turns on humanity one day.
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The 26-year-old boxer allegedly pointed a handgun at a man after losing a bet in a high-stakes bowling match in January.
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He pointed a gun at people in the lobby, fired at the ceiling and a chandelier and waited to attack responding officers, Perez said.
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She says she got drunk during a drinking game, and that at one point a male classmate (not Kavanaugh) pointed a dildo at her.
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Police said the suspect walked up to Mark, pointed a gun at his stomach and demanded he hand over the money he&aposd earned.
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As the officers approached, the suspect, who authorities believe to be from New Jersey, pointed a revolver at them and drove off, police said.
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But after a decades-long civil war, fishers returned to find their fish stocks depleted — and they pointed a finger squarely at neighboring India.
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Mr. Petrocelli also pointed a several public statements by Dish's chairman, Charlie Ergen, that appeared to diminish the importance of Turner channels to Dish.
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One of them — later identified as Officer Wintermute — encountered the naked man, who pointed a 9-millimeter pistol at the officer, Mr. O'Neill said.
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At one of them, a police officer briefly pointed a gun at protesters who were trying to block a main road into Sha Tin.
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One of them pointed a gun at Amini and began interrogating Montazeri about the publisher of Khordad , who was a close associate of Khatami's.
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In Barak's version, when he finished making his case to the American president, Bush turned to Olmert but pointed a finger directly at Barak.
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He pointed a camera at strangers' faces and made comments about them, often about their race or the way they looked, according to BBC.
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She said the police pulled over their car and pointed a gun at them, mistakenly believing they had been involved in a drug deal.
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Six masked men barged into his home, forced his family onto a couch and pointed a gun at his wife and him, he said.
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In another case in 2016, Track allegedly punched his then-girlfriend in the face and pointed a gun at her at his family's Wasilla home.
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Playing deep in attack, Cox out-pointed a string of defenders to kick three straight goals in the second quarter to tear the game open.
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Zachary, 18, told the outlet his brother once pointed a loaded gun at him after a spat when their mother came home from food shopping.
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When she answered, a man wearing a mask pointed a gun at her head and demanded property as he forced his way into their home.
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As we reported back in July ... Martin ran away from cops in Boston and pointed a gun at officers before he was chased and captured.
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A 13-year-old middle-school student in Texas was charged over a September incident in which she pointed a finger gun at four classmates.
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"If somebody pointed a gun at me and said, 'Boise or Denver, choose one on a climate-related basis,' I would choose Boise," he said.
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The warning light notifies pilots of a disagreement in the sensors that measure which direction the plane is pointed, a potential sign of a malfunction.
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Bolsonaro initially pointed a finger at NGOs opposing his policies for allegedly intentionally setting fires in protest, without giving any evidence to back his claim.
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Conte pointed a little further back in time, to the way his players had responded to their surprisingly limp loss to Manchester United in April.
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In one case, last March, Capitol Police officers shot a man who had pointed a gun at them inside a Capitol Visitor Center screening point.
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While Trump blamed Russian violations of a missile treaty, he has also pointed a finger at China, leading to an escalation in U.S.-China tensions.
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At some point after running from the car, Pretlow pointed a gun at an officer, and the officer fired his weapon at him, police said.
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Once an officer approached the driver of the suspected vehicle, she pointed a handgun at the cop who stepped away and called for help, police said.
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Some Turkish officials immediately pointed a finger at the Gulen movement, a sect accused of spearheading a failed coup attempt that killed 270 people in July.
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When Butcher pressed on why his sources would have told him such a thing, Madisch pointed a finger not too subtly right back at his competitors.
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" He then pointed a finger at the media, who he said has a "major role to play as far as tone and as far as everything.
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On a video circulated on social media in December, a uniformed man in a pickup truck drove up to demonstrators and pointed a rifle at them.
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After the two came out on stage, ELeague specifically pointed a camera at a security guard on stage who was only there for this one match.
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An Iranian boat pointed a weapon at a U.S. Navy helicopter on Saturday in an incident described as "unsafe and unprofessional," according to multiple reports Monday.
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Yemen's Houthi rebel group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but US officials have cast doubt on that narrative and have pointed a finger toward Iran.
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But the city, the Southaven Police Department, and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation have alleged that the officers opened fire on Lopez after he pointed a .
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This time, the church pointed a security camera at the holy scene and locked the trailer — in case someone schemed to drive the whole thing away.
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One of them, Herbert Lovett, the oldest in the group, ordered the three to halt, and then pointed a shotgun at them when they ignored him.
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The Grinch pointed a big hairy finger directly at my fear of what other people thought of me, whether I looked popular, cool, or pretty enough.
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As we reported, the D.A. dropped the gun charges because cops didn't find a weapon, despite the other driver who claims designer pointed a pistol at him.
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Vassell was an unarmed black man who pointed a metal pipe at the officers, who responded to the scene following emergency calls reporting he had a firearm.
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When someone pointed a camera at me, I relaxed into whatever pose felt the most natural to me: full-frontal tongue, a doofy peace sign, a smile.
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Police officers in New York City on Wednesday fatally shot a black man, known to be mentally ill, who reportedly pointed a silver metal pipe at them.
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S. carmaker pointed a finger at the French government after dropping a $35 billion merger offer for Renault , in which the French state holds a 15% stake.
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In another ad, he pointed a rifle at a teenage boy who wanted to date one of his daughters and asked him to recount his political stances.
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When news of the attack reached the White House, the Johnson administration instinctively pointed a finger of blame not at Pyongyang but at a larger Communist conspiracy.
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The man pointed a gun, and Mr. Valdez said he immediately pressed an emergency switch beneath the bar and took cover with another bartender under a sink.
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Then, after the interview ended, an undercover investigator pretended to offer Mr. Philippe a friendly hug, but instead pointed a pistol at his belly and handcuffed him.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins pointed a thumb over his shoulder to a piece of paper taped to the inside of his locker.
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Hardwick herself underscored this when she pointed a finger at the "torpor," the "faint dissension" and "minimal style" that had infected the book review in her time.
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Two men with guns had come up to the home, and one pointed a gun at a child's head before they stole a car, the authorities said.
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"The sergeant then told investigators that the offender turned and pointed a weapon in the direction of the sergeant on two separate occasions during the pursuit," Johnson said.
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Police say a woman identified as 58-year-old Mona Elease Williams pointed a weapon at police and was eventually arrested on the roof of a parking structure.
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Hodgkinson also allegedly pointed a shotgun at a man who confronted him about the altercation, records state, before allegedly striking the man with the butt of his gun.
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According to the police report, Jackson pointed a loaded gun at his wife while intoxicated -- threatening to kill her -- all while their children slept in the same house.
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Chris Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, says a woman's claim Chris pointed a gun at her is nothing more than a false accusation made in hopes of becoming famous.
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The mother pointed a gun at her husband and then shot each daughter one time in the house, Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls told a news conference.
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"The sergeant then told investigators that the offender turned and pointed a weapon in the direction of the sergeant on two separate occasions during the pursuit," Johnson said.
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She told the Times that Brown "pointed a gun at her face" after she'd admired a diamond cross necklace that Brown was showing to a group of people.
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But Thursday's extraordinary performance of Richard Strauss's "Elektra" pointed a way out of the company's problems: Just keep presenting opera on this level, and all should be fine.
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A balloon artist made them hats, and when a member of the staff asked if it was anyone's birthday someone—possibly Wells—pointed a lying finger at Biggs.
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On November 22015, 240, 25-year-old conceptual artist Chris Burden stood against a gallery wall while a marksman pointed a rifle at him from about 15 feet away.
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The woman said Fuller, 30, pointed a gun at her adult daughter, who is also the mother of one of Fuller&aposs children, and forced her into a car.
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"As the officers approached the male to initiate a pedestrian stop, the male turned and pointed a handgun at the officers," Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck said Monday.
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Katt initially said Lamorris pointed a gun in his face -- and in this video you can see a gun in Lamorris' hand as Katt bolted into a grocery store.
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And while no one could ever agree (or admit that they agree) on the real enemy, nearly everyone pointed a finger at the new guy in town: fake news.
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Law enforcement officers caught up later that day with the suspect, who "admitted that he pointed a green-color laser at the WABC helicopter several times," the complaint states.
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A man was parked in his vehicle in Jersey City, New Jersey, in December 2016 when a person approached, pointed a handgun, and fired two shots at his vehicle.
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Baylee says when she admired one piece the guy went nuts, and then Chris followed suit by demanding she "get the f*** out" and pointed a gun at her.
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General Akar has said that during the coup attempt, plotters drugged him and pointed a gun at his head as they tried to persuade him to join their efforts.
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The criminal complaint says Welch pointed a gun at one employee and fired several rounds to open a locked door inside the restaurant, which he found to be unoccupied.
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Mr. Kemp courted controversy with ads in which he vowed to "round up" undocumented immigrants and pointed a shotgun at a man who ostensibly wanted to date his daughter.
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Days later, after a full search of its files, the government turned over another document in which a different cooperating witness also pointed a finger away from the defendants.
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Despite the Trump administration being in the midst of trade negotiations with China, Bolton also pointed a finger directly at Beijing when he discussed the new sanctions on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump suggested a double standard, suggesting that if the rapper had pointed a gun at a depiction of former President Barack Obama, the reaction would have been different.
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"After barging into my house, one of the policemen immediately pointed a gun at my forehead and asked me to tell where were the men were hiding," she said.
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But Glenn pulled his plane next to Williams' in the air, pointed a finger up and led them to higher altitude, where the fire was extinguished in thinner air.
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He held the cards in one hand, while in the other he held and awkwardly pointed a pen that appeared to contain a video recorder, Mr. Scott-Railton said.
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The department didn't have any officers available at the time, so a dispatch commander instead pointed a security camera at Jackson and watched him for about 30 minutes, Higgins said.
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And in 2016, Brown was arrested by Los Angeles police after an hours-long standoff at his home, where a woman alleged that he pointed a gun at her face.
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He admitted his misdeed in a sit-down with Matt Lauer in which he blamed intoxication for alleging that robbers pointed a gun at his head while masquerading as police.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – A South Texas judge has pleaded not guilty to charges alleging he tried to run another vehicle off the road and pointed a gun at its occupants.
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Laurie pointed a little 'lipstick' TV camera connected to a video projector at herself, and it was projecting its image of her onto her face and (I think) the background.
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The woman who allegedly walked into the Kardashians' DASH store and pointed a gun at an employee returned later with a machete ... and shouted violent threats about killing the family.
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Madeleine, who was nude at the time, says she went to check it out -- and was confronted by a Latino man, the intruder, who pointed a handgun to her neck.
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In her 2008 interview with Oprah, Zyrus recalled threats and violence between family members, specifically at age 3, when an argument escalated and Ricky pointed a shotgun at mom Raquel.
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Regardless of whether or not Scott pointed a gun at the police (which dashcam video was unable to confirm), McCrory did not reach out to protestors or to Scott's family.
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He said he encountered the victim lying on the side of the road, and as he approached, the man pointed a gun at him, which forced him to open fire.
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The suspect, who police said pointed a handgun at officers, is in stable condition in the intensive care unit of a local hospital, Waukesha Police Chief Russell Jack told reporters.
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The sergeant involved in the shooting told investigators that Kajuan Raye, 19, twice pointed a weapon at him, but no gun has been found in the evidence gathering, the department said.
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But five years in, craving superstardom, the Ramones fired Fields and hired Phil Spector, the manager who notoriously pointed a gun at Johnny Ramone and demanded he play a riff repeatedly.
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In June, when the US government pointed a finger at Iran for orchestrating attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, it was no surprise who was doing the pointing: Pompeo.
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Officer Kevin Fry, who was not reprimanded for the fatal shooting, said Chatman turned and pointed a "black object" at him as Chatman fled, an action not seen in the video.
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Saturday when a teenager wearing a camouflage hat walked up, pointed a gun at the child's stomach and demanded he hand over the money he&aposd earned, Union County police said.
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According to TMZ, the incident occurred after a "road rage incident" between Desiigner and the driver of an SUV who called 911 alleging that the rapper pointed a gun at him.
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Rendered in oversize capes and tunics, and then distilled to pantsuits cut on the knife-edge, it was as pointed a statement as any on the benefits of national cross-fertilization.
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Then when the economy tanked, he has allowed blame to be placed on his ministers, particularly Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev, or pointed a finger at the West (rule No. 2).
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The victim honked her horn, and the white male driver—Chris Cooper—of the Dodge pointed a black handgun at the three of them through his back window, the report reads.
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A police officer shot a man in the Bronx on Wednesday night after the man opened fire and critically wounded another person — then pointed a gun at officers, the authorities said.
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" He said he had never discussed Hunter Biden's work in Ukraine with his son, growing irate as he pointed a finger into a reporter's chest and demanded, "Ask the right question.
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And once again, after a gunman walked into an Istanbul nightclub early on New Year's Day and killed dozens, the pro-government news media pointed a finger at the United States.
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He sits up when a flustered girl walks in, saying her phone was stolen by a supposed "friend" who pointed a gun at her baby daughter as they took a morning stroll.
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But in probable cause affidavits obtained by PEOPLE, local investigators allege the killing was not random and have pointed a finger at Charlie Adelson, the brother of Markel's ex-wife, Wendi Adelson.
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Police chief Kerr Putney said that he wouldn't release the tape as not to jeopardize the ongoing investigation, saying it does not present conclusive evidence that Scott pointed a gun at police.
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Ortiz was captured after he picked up a woman named Erika Pena and pointed a firearm at her in a gas station, prompting her to flee the car and alert authorities nearby.
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But according to docs, obtained by TMZ, Graham's testimony against Meek should be thrown out ... because another officer, Gerold Gibson, says Graham lied when he said Meek pointed a gun at him.
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Floyd, 39, insisted on going with her and on the car ride over he pointed a loaded gun at her and threaten to kill her and her family, according to the report.
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IRANIAN BOAT TRAINS WEAPON AT US HELICOPTER: An Iranian boat pointed a weapon at a U.S. Navy helicopter on Saturday, in an incident described as "unsafe and unprofessional," according to multiple reports.
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During a search of the area about a half-hour later, a police officer encountered Mr. Pretlow — who pointed a gun at the officer — and fired shots at him, the police said.
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According to press reports, in November 2016, this same officer shot a man in the back and killed him, claiming the man had pointed a gun at him during a foot pursuit.
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Ms. Electra says one ex pointed a loaded gun at her head, and she and Mr. Rodman were both arrested in 1999 over a domestic incident, though the charges were later dropped.
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A second officer pointed a gun at Ms. Harper, who was sitting in the back seat on the driver's side and was "pregnant, which was obvious from her appearance," Mr. Horne wrote.
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Taking to heart the old adage that the best defense is a good offense, Vassilev has pointed a finger at Delyan Peevski, a Bulgarian media owner, and Sotir Tsatsarov, Bulgaria's chief prosecutor.
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And some in the delegation pointed a finger at Louisiana's voluble junior senator, John Kennedy, who has become a close White House ally, for pushing the president to campaign in the state.
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She grabbed her cat, Lyra, and pointed a U-Haul toward Clearwater, a place that looked pretty in Google Images, while Seven stayed behind in California (he has since moved to Clearwater).
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Related: Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Brutal Killing of Bangladeshi Professor Hasina has previously pointed a finger at the country's opposition group, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), and its allegedly "allied armed groups".
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It makes the talking heads-heavy special easier to digest than, say, CBS's recent miniseries, The Case Of: Jon Benét Ramsey, which pointed a finger at JonBenét's then 9-year-old brother, Burke.
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"If you have a problem with the way I talk to a cop who ILLEGALLY POINTED A GUN AT MY HEAD then LEAVE THIS COUNTRY (see what I did there #LOL)," Minott wrote.
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"He's locked her out of the house and pointed a gun at her while the girls were upstairs, looking out of the window," Sousa's boss at Dunkin' Donuts Megan Legasse said to CentralMaine.com.
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Duncan allegedly fired at Robert in self-defense and hit him, and around the same time ... Cheryl pulled up and pointed a gun at his wife, who was still sitting in the car.
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This method carries an extremely high risk: A tiny mistake—a drop too much acid, or a laser pointed a smidge in the wrong direction—could destroy the phone, rending the data inaccessible.
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What the videos show The dashboard and body camera video does not provide "definitive visual evidence" that Scott pointed a gun at police officers, including Vinson, who shot him, the police chief said.
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He said he arrived at Scarr's home to return a key — but when he got there, he told authorities, he saw a masked woman in a hoodie who pointed a gun at him.
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Both were put in situations intended to make them think they were about to die: Zubaydah was confined in a coffin-like box, and an interrogator pointed a drill at al Nashiri's head.
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Freeman was fatally shot by police officers after he allegedly pointed a shotgun at them at Law's house in the Fort Worth suburb of Watauga Monday, Watauga Police Chief Robert Parker tells PEOPLE.
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Rapper Bow Wow: The youthful star tweeted plans to pimp out First Lady Melania Trump after his uncle, Snoop Dogg, starred in a video where he pointed a gun at a clownish Trump.
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However, there was a circumstance when he pointed a gun at an officer who arrived in an unmarked car wearing plain clothes, mistakenly believing that they were part of the group of attackers.
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Mangwana pointed a finger at disgruntled former members of Mugabe's government, saying they were determined to soil Mnangagwa's reputation through "various acts of malice and criminality to cause both local and international outrage".
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TMZ Sports has obtained the 911 call made by the Postmates food delivery driver who says MLB player Bruce Maxwell pointed a gun at her ... and she's clearly shaken by the frightening ordeal.
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It pointed a finger at Jonas Noreika, a controversial Lithuanian general who was once lauded as a hero but whose family says he had anti-Semitic views and was complicit in the Holocaust.
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In 1927 the French philosopher Julien Benda wrote "The Treason of the Intellectuals" (La Trahison des Clercs), a short book that pointed a damning finger at the ultra-nationalist thinkers of his time.
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"This officer was driving down the road and was ambushed by an individual who pointed a gun at him from inside of his car and shot out the police officer's window," Dotson said.
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In 1998, as American distance running sagged, Salazar pointed a finger at athletes from "third world countries" who were "willing to take steroids and human-growth hormones" because their livelihoods depended on it.
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An officer there shot and injured a 17-year-old boy who had pointed a gun at law enforcement authorities as they were trying to persuade him to hand it over, officials said.
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Oksana, a 35-year-old transgender woman from Donetsk, said a militiaman manning a checkpoint pointed a gun at her head because of her looks weeks before she left for Kiev in 2014.
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NBA YoungBoy and his baby mama got into a heated confrontation with cops when they were busted outside a hotel room ... and at one point, a cop pointed a taser at the rapper.
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Sometimes YouTube can be a wonderful place, shimmering with visual gems like that video of a dad who accidentally pointed a GoPro the wrong way for a whole vacation, or whatever this is.
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Talking to CNN last month, Bangladesh's Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu pointed a finger loosely at the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its ally Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) -- the country's largest Islamist party.
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Backyard Scientist's Kevin Kohler and BeyondSlowMotion's Darren Dyk pointed a Phantom v1611 high-speed camera at a window screen that was freshly soaked with a garden hose, and then threw a block at it.
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U.S. officials familiar with the intelligence on the May drone attacks say they originated in southern Iraq, the Journal reported, saying that most likely pointed a finger at Iran-backed militias in that region.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. – Police were justified in fatally shooting a 20-year-old man, a grand jury said Wednesday after concluding that he pointed a BB pistol at officers who had come to arrest him.
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Apperson had pleaded not guilty, claiming he acted in self-defense because Zimmerman — who made headlines after he shot unarmed Florida 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2012 — pointed a gun on him first.
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Ciara Meyer died when Constable Clarke Steele fired a single shot at her father, Donald Meyer, 57, who had pointed a rifle at him after an exchange of words, according to Trooper Rob Hicks.
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The suspect, 28-year-old Edgar Maddison Welch of Salisbury, North Carolina, walked into the restaurant and "pointed a firearm in the direction of an employee of the restaurant", police said in a statement.
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The Russian statement also pointed a finger back at the United States, charging that it had interfered several years ago with the medical care of Russia's former prime minister and foreign minister, Yevgeny Primakov.
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In June 2015, Lake County Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Jones Thompson turned on a siren and pointed a gun at Charles Christopher and his wife, Sarah Nelson Newcomb, accusing them of running two stop signs.
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Trump has endorsed Kemp, a controversial candidate who has, for example, paid for a campaign advertisement in which he pointed a rifle at a teenage boy who wanted to date one of his daughters.
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Speaking at a gold-gilded lectern at the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue on Wednesday, Mr. Trump pointed a finger toward Mr. Gingrich, who was in the audience at the hotel ribbon-cutting.
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Before it could do that, in April 2012, Mr. Kelley was arrested and detained after he pointed a gun at his wife, hitting and choking her, and hit his baby stepson, fracturing his skull.
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A second officer pointed a gun at Ms. Harper, who had been sitting in the back seat on the driver's side and who was "pregnant, which was obvious from her appearance," Mr. Horne wrote.
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The husband of Los Angeles County's top prosecutor pointed a gun at Black Lives Matter organizers who showed up outside the couple's home early Monday morning, telling them to leave or he would shoot.
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In 2011, the department placed Corporal Owen, an officer at the time, on administrative leave after he shot and killed a Landover, Md., man who the police said had pointed a gun at him.
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But efforts to counter Russian election interference have often run afoul of the Trump administration, which has frequently downplayed Russian meddling in the 2016 race and pointed a finger (without evidence) at Ukraine instead.
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Jenner also pointed a finger at Jessica Steindorff -- the woman who was driving the Prius Jenner hit -- saying Jessica was on her cell phone and sat parked on PCH when she should have been moving.
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"And the irresponsible statements of people that are credible like the president of the United States," added Loomis, who also pointed a finger at celebrities and athletes for "pushing a false narrative" against police officers.
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A lawyer with the firm, Jay Payne, told CNN the claim that Raye pointed a weapon is absurd, given that police haven't found one after what Johnson said was a grid search of the area.
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WASHINGTON — The police on Monday shot a man who pointed a gun at them in a screening area just outside the United States Capitol, briefly unnerving the city a week after the bombings in Brussels.
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At a hearing for two of the suspects in the case in a Tel Aviv court this week, Yehudit Tirosh, a prosecution lawyer, pointed a finger at Mr. Netanyahu in his role as communications minister.
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In 2017, a Florida court ruled that a man who pointed a finger gun at a police officer and was arrested for disorderly conduct was not protected by the First Amendment, the Miami Herald reported.
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Ten days after 9/11, a white supremacist named Mark Stroman came into the gas station where Bhuiyan was working behind the counter, pointed a double barreled shotgun at his face, and pulled the trigger.
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The charges allege that Joseph pulled their car over and pointed a gun at Thomas while Nicholas got out of the car and shot at Thomas at least three times, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
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New York City police officers in plain clothes shot and killed a man in Brooklyn early on Sunday when he pointed a realistic-looking pellet gun at them after robbing a bodega, the police said.
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U.S. stocks futures pointed a slight pull back from the record high Wall Street later, though they were already digesting a flurry of data from jobless claims figures to a batch of Philly Fed economic surveys.
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In November 2013, Zimmerman was charged with aggravated assault with a weapon as well as domestic violence battery and criminal mischief after his then-girlfriend said he had pointed a shotgun at her during an altercation.
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In Hoover that morning, with the clerk still with them, Fitzgerald allegedly pointed a gun at a woman in the parking lot of a McDonald's restaurant and demanded the keys to her vehicle, Hoover police Capt.
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Jefferson's eight-year-old nephew told police Jefferson pointed a gun "toward the window" before she was shot, but her family and Fort Worth's interim police chief have said she had every right to defend herself.
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As the Guardian notes, Macron's team has previously pointed a finger at Russia for repeated hacking attempts during the campaign, saying on April 26 it had been the target of unsuccessful attempts to steal email credentials.
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San Diego authorities say an officer accidentally shot himself in the leg while pursuing a hit-and-run suspect who pointed a weapon at police and was eventually arrested on the roof of a parking structure.
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On a recent morning, Vt Muthusamy Ramalingamm, a local resident, walked into a room on the second floor, sat down and rested his chin on a small desktop device that pointed a camera into his eyes.
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Before his vehicle came to a complete stop, the gunman pointed a rifle toward the rear window and fired several shots at the state troopers, injuring one, the Department of Public Safety said in a statement.
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They'll face outspoken detractors like Brent Bozell, founder of the Media Research Center, and Melissa Henson, program director for the Parents Television Council, who have pointed a finger at video game makers following previous mass shootings.
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When he refused, they handcuffed him and flew him by helicopter to an airbase where other generals were being held; at one point, one of the rebels pointed a gun at Akar and threatened to shoot.
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The Inouye Solar Telescope will collect more information about our Sun during the first five years of its lifetime than all the solar data gathered since Galileo first pointed a telescope at the Sun in 1612.
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As they crowded into lawmakers' offices, describing themselves as the industry's "white hats," they pointed a finger at pharmacy benefit managers like Express Scripts and CVS Health, which handle the drug coverage of millions of Americans.
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A black police officer in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, says he's been subjected to racist abuse by his white colleagues — including an incident where one pointed a loaded gun at him — and denied promotions because of his race.
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Before that vehicle came to a complete stop, the driver and only occupant pointed a rifle toward his rear window and fired several shots toward the DPS patrol unit, wounding one of the troopers, Carter said.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor Luci Ellis also pointed a finger at the tax man as one reason for sub par growth in incomes and consumption in recent years, even as employment stayed firm.
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"When he pointed a gun at [the officers], and aimed at them with a red laser sight, all they knew was this was a man with a gun who aimed at them," Baumgartner said during opening statements.
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Attorney Loletha Hale alleges that Williams and members of his entourage "pointed a gun, physically attacked, illegally detained and stole personal items" from five women in Atlanta on Sunday, Hale says in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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" The statement adds that on that same day, Dow's brother told police that "his brother pointed a gun at him and said he needed help because Jensen had shot herself in front of him in their home.
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While serving one search warrant, she pointed a firearm at several people, including a 1-year-old, who lived across the street from the home being searched, placing all of them in "immediate danger," the trooper wrote.
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In fact, SDNY prosecutors pointed a finger directly at Trump for his connection to Cohen, saying the payments to women were made "in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1" — a clear reference to Trump.
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"During one of his lectures in Quetta one day about four years ago, a man stood among the students and pointed a pistol at Mawlawi Haibatullah from a close range, but the pistol stuck," Mullah Ibrahim recalled.
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In a later interview with TMZ Live online, the woman, identified as Baylee Curran, an actress and former beauty pageant contestant, said Mr. Brown had pointed a gun at her while demanding that she leave his home.
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Defense attorneys argued that Raja fired his weapon after Jones pointed a gun at him, while prosecutors claimed Jones thought he was being robbed because Raja did not identify himself as an officer, CNN affiliate WPBF reported.
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Insigne, his wife, and two friends were stopped at a traffic light when a motorcycle pulled alongside the car and a masked man riding on the back of the bike pointed a gun and demanded their valuables.
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The report laid out unchecked aggressions, including an instance when an officer pointed a gun at teenagers on bicycles suspected of trespassing and another case in which officers purposely dropped off young gang members in rival territory.
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Seeking to explain North Korea's mysterious success, some experts have pointed a finger at Ukraine, particularly the Yuzhmash rocket factory and its Yuzhnoye design bureau in Dnipro, the town where Mr. Ri and Mr. Ryu were arrested.
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In August 2015, tensions flared after the police said an officer shot an 18-year-old St. Louis man, Mansur Ball-Bey, after a foot chase by two white officers after he pointed a gun at them.
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Many Romans on social media have pointed a finger at Mayor Virginia Raggi, a leading light in the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, who has been getting negative seasons greetings because of the dire state of the city.
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An NYPD official suggests to TMZ ... it's wrong to play the race card in a case like this because the man in the road rage incident who called 911 -- claiming Desiigner pointed a gun at him -- is Hispanic.
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The 2013 shooting The ruling involves a 2013 shooting in which a Broward County sheriff's deputy killed a black man he said pointed a weapon at him, a weapon that turned out to be an unloaded air rifle.
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Clarida pointed a benign picture of the risks though, saying that fiscal policy would continue to support growth, despite many economists reporting that the benefits to growth of a large U.S. tax cut in late 2017 are waning.
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The report also pointed a finger at the Israeli military, saying it had failed to prepare a proper and detailed strategy to destroy the tunnels and had improvised ways to deal with them only as the fighting progressed.
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Chicago officers had originally contended that they used lethal force on Maurice Granton, 24, because he'd turned around and pointed a gun at them during a foot chase on June 6 in a neighborhood on Chicago's South Side.
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Some are dead, like the man in the memoir who pointed a loaded gun at Chris's head 40 years ago, spun the cylinder, and pulled the trigger over and over, and attempted to kill him for his sexuality.
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The announcement, made jointly with the United Kingdom, is the latest in a growing string of cases where Western governments have pointed a finger at Moscow for high-profile digital malfeasance — a significant shift in digital deterrence strategy.
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Road rage Wilson had no evident criminal history, but investigators discovered that he was a suspect in a road rage incident in which he allegedly pointed a handgun at a black woman in St. Charles, the complaint states.
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Wilson told his cousin about an incident in which he pointed a gun at somebody while driving, according to the complaint, a story that the complaint says fits the description of the road rage incident in St. Charles.
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Unhappy with Henry's effort in the second half of a tight first-round game with Bradley in Des Moines, during a timeout Izzo approached Henry on the court, yelled at him and pointed a finger toward his face.
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Police were initially responding to a tip from an anonymous 911 caller that a man in a red shirt was selling CDs outside a convenience store and pointed a gun at someone, according to the Baton Rouge Police Department.
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At the time of his arrest, Track was serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from a domestic violence arrest in January 2016, when he allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend and pointed a gun at her.
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A woman was taken into custody Sunday in San Diego after police said she pointed a weapon at officers not far from the finish line of the city&aposs marathon, leading to a frightening scene for runners and spectators.
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At the time of his arrest, Track was serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from a domestic violence arrest in January 2016, when he allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend and pointed a gun at her.
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At the time of his arrest, Track was serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from a domestic violence arrest in January 2016, when he allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend and pointed a gun at her.
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The officers were responding to a call about an armed robber and mistakenly thought Teixeira pointed a weapon or fired a weapon in a dark hallway inside the apartment where the couple was tied up and slain, Conley said.
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Kemp engendered controversy when he released an ad where he pointed a gun at a young man, who he said was interested in one of his daughters, and continued holding the gun as the pair went through his platform.
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Deputy Attorney General Patrick Schulte also pointed a finger at Paterno for the cover-up itself, saying the trio of administrators had intended to report Sandusky to child welfare officials until they met with Paterno after the shower incident.
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And, like, they had guns on us, like they pointed a gun to my head, and they threatened our lives … afterwards, even though we were kids, like, the entire communities [sic] thought that we were up to something bad.
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But the disciplinary hearings could focus on factors besides justification, such as authorities' determination that Salamoni pointed a gun at Sterling's head early in the encounter, and while swearing, threatened to shoot him in the head if he moved.
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In early February, according to Ecuadorean government memos released by Assange's supporters, Ecuador complained to Assange that he had deliberately pointed a studio lamp at a security camera the embassy had installed in a room where Assange was receiving visitors.
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Whatever the actual number, the apprehension (based on Shomer's description) seems overly severe: "When they stormed into his home, officers pointed a shotgun at his face and an assault rifle, possibly an AR-15, at his chest," the New Times reported.
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According to the Dispatch, he's also been linked to two alleged hate crimes—a road rage incident in which he pointed a gun at a black woman while driving, and pasting "whites only" stickers at a local St. Louis restaurant.
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We parked a 17-foot motor boat in a lagoon about 21 feet from the back lawn of the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, and pointed a two-foot wireless antenna that resembled a potato gun toward the club.
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A Pennsylvania man who the authorities say pointed a rifle at a state constable evicting him has been charged in the death of his 12-year-old daughter, who was accidentally shot when the officer fired his weapon in response.
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In a deleted June 14 statement posted to Facebook, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office said the homeowner "pulled the door open and pointed a handgun directly at the deputy," prompting the deputy to open fire, according to CNN affiliate WYFF.
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The 9-year-old lemonade vendor said a teenager wearing a similar hat and a black shirt pointed a black handgun at him and took his cash box Saturday afternoon in Monroe, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) southeast of Charlotte.
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We parked a 17-foot motor boat in a lagoon about 800 feet from the back lawn of The Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach and pointed a 21-foot wireless antenna that resembled a potato gun toward the club.
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It wasn't until hours later, when she saw those same officers on video, that she realized that her grandson had been forcefully yanked away by police and that an officer had pointed a stun gun at her daughter, Jenkins said.
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Mr. Kemp appears to be the stronger of the two, though he drew criticism late last month for a campaign ad in which he pointed a shotgun at a young man who ostensibly wanted to date one of Mr. Kemp's daughters.
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The situation began shortly before noon Sunday when one of the suspects allegedly pointed a gun at a person who tried to stop them from robbing a business and police tracked their getaway car to the home, where they barricaded themselves inside.
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HILO, Hawaii – A Hawaii man has testified that he feared for his life when a neighbor pointed a gun at him last month and fired at least two shots into the air in a mandatory evacuation zone near the erupting Kilauea volcano.
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The video, posted on Facebook by Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, showed Reynolds and Castile in a car, with Castile bloodied by gunshot wounds and apparently losing consciousness, as a police officer pointed a gun and screamed through the car window at the pair.
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After Donald Meyer insisted the family was allowed to remain at the residence until midnight and pointed a semiautomatic rifle at Steele's chest, the officer fired one round into Meyer's left arm, which then struck Ciara Meyer and pierced her heart and lung.
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Within the closed SEAL community, however, the case was seen as politically driven retribution brought by brass far from the battlefield and spurred by press accounts in late 2015 that pointed a spotlight at a murky Afghanistan counter-insurgency mission three years earlier.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York State attorney general's office said on Thursday it would investigate the fatal shooting by police of an unarmed black man in Brooklyn after he pointed a metal pipe at officers that they believed was a gun.
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To his family and friends, he was a mentally ill man, struggling perhaps with post-traumatic syndrome or playfully acting out a game in his unhealthy mind, when he pointed a silver piece of metal at people and mimed pulling a trigger.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey delivered an emotional apology on behalf of her husband on Monday, hours after he pointed a gun at Black Lives Matter protesters gathered outside the couple's home and threatened to shoot them.
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" The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the Long Island Rail Road, pointed a finger of blame at Amtrak, and not New Jersey Transit, for the "unacceptable infrastructure failures" and for "not aggressively maintaining its tracks, switches and related equipment at Penn Station.
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" He pointed a finger at social media, fretting that Facebook, Twitter and other platforms "can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale," and that "the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital.
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The commander of U.S. troops in Europe, Air-Force General Philip Breedlove, pointed a finger at Russia when he said on Tuesday violence in eastern Ukraine had increased significantly, with 71 attacks in 24 hours and 450 attacks over the past week.
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Welch was armed with an AR-15 rifle loaded with 29 rounds of ammunition, as well as a loaded revolver, when he marched into the restaurant and pointed a weapon at an employee and then fired multiple rounds into a door, prosecutors said.
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According to the Advocate, Baton Rouge police officers responded to a call at a convenience store around 12:35 am Tuesday after receiving an anonymous tip that a man in a red shirt who was selling CDs had pointed a gun at someone.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety said that as two state troopers made the initial traffic stop on I-20, the suspect pointed a rifle toward the rear window of his car and fired several shots toward their patrol vehicle, hitting of them.
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The policeman pointed a gun at him, yanked him out of the car, forced him to the ground, pushed his head into the very hot asphalt pavement, handcuffed him too tight, yanked him up, closed the door by hitting his head against the door.
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One thing that's for sure, right now, is that his teammates always have his back, and that dude right there"—he pointed a thumb over his shoulder and looked me directly in the eye—"I'd go to the end of the world for him, man.
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The boy was at his lemonade stand at a roundabout in St. John's Forest development when a teenager wearing a camouflage hat walked up, pointed a gun at the child's stomach and demanded he hand over the money he&aposd earned, Union County police said.
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A woman drove too slow through a school zone On December 12, 2012, a woman told a Largo Police Department officer that a man driving a black Toyota truck, later identified as Drejka, pointed a gun at her and the passengers in the vehicle.
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Sugawara pointed a high-powered laser at the microphone of his iPad—all inside of a black metal box, to avoid burning or blinding anyone—and had Fu put on a pair of earbuds to listen to the sound the iPad's mic picked up.
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Dixon's girlfriend, identified by CNN affiliate WXYZ as 20-year-old India Mackey, started recording Dixon as he pointed a black handgun at her, threatened her and loaded bullets into the gun he used to shoot her with, the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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This is Track's second domestic violence charge At the time of his arrest, Track was serving two years of probation on a plea deal stemming from a domestic violence arrest in January 2016, when he allegedly assaulted his then-girlfriend and pointed a gun at her.
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In her first public speech since the CIA pointed a finger at Russian President Vladimir Putin for seeking to sway the election in Donald Trump's favor, Hillary Clinton outlined what she perceives to be Putin's rationale for manipulating the American public into voting for Donald Trump.
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Last year in the Gulf of Aden, an Iranian Navy frigate approached a ship where an American military helicopter had just landed and pointed a heavy machine gun at the copter for several minutes before turning around, all while an Iranian film crew videotaped the encounter.
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"I do know that when the deputy knocked or rang the doorbell -- made contact at the door -- the gentleman came to the door, jerked it open immediately, presented and pointed a gun directly at the deputy, at which time the deputy returned with fire," he said.
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Mr. Bennett, at the scene, had the incident explained to him by a supervisor and he said that he understood and that he had no problem with what the officers did, just the one that he claimed the officer had pointed a gun at his head.
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Noticing the reporter in the Kings locker room, Cousins walked over to Furillo and—towering over him like most NBA players do with reporters, or anyone else—he got in Furillo's face, pointed a finger and sternly lectured him about keeping his family out of print.
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The officer had returned to duty two weeks before he shot Black after an administrative leave following the death in June of a man who "pointed a handgun at Officer Limbaugh and attempted to fire it, but was unable due to a weapon malfunction," the letter states.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — As demonstrators clashed near a downtown park here two weeks ago, a white nationalist protester in a bulletproof vest turned, pointed a pistol toward the crowd and fired a single shot at the ground, in the direction of a black man wielding an improvised torch.
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Considering how many different vantage points we've had into Noah's life — his own, his ex-wives', his girlfriends', his daughter's, and even that of a guy who once pointed a gun at him in anger — to have these accusations emerge now feels like a narrative cheat.
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Dueling demos: In a meeting room at the Grand Wailea resort, Qualcomm pointed a thermal camera at Qualcomm- and Intel-powered laptops as they simultaneously ran 4K YouTube, Photoshop and a video conference call, showing visibly just how much hotter the Intel-based machine was running.
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Apperson's defense claimed he was acting in self-defense after Zimmerman pointed a gun at him, but Florida's Assistant State Attorney Stewart Stone told jurors Apperson's didn't meet the standard for self-defense, because he failed to act in a "reasonable, prudent or cautious manner" before shooting.
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Earlier this summer, President Donald Trump said he was "extremely angry and very unhappy" about the murder of Khashoggi but claimed that "nobody has directly pointed a finger" at Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, despite the conclusions of the CIA and a United Nations report.
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They added that their decision to reverse Mr. Washington's conviction was largely based on the conduct of the assistant district attorney who tried the case — one of the few times in the expansive inquiry that they have pointed a finger at one of their own lawyers.
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SAN DIEGO – A San Diego police officer accidentally shot himself in the leg Sunday while pursuing a hit-and-run suspect who pointed a weapon at officers and was eventually arrested on the roof of a parking structure near the finish line of an annual marathon, authorities said.
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Osaka, Japan (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday he was "extremely angry and very unhappy" about the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi but claimed that "nobody has directly pointed a finger" at Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, despite the conclusions of the CIA and a United Nations report.
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Here on Earth, if you pointed a rocket engine at a bunch of dust, gravel, and rocks, the thick atmosphere of air that surrounds our planet would slow down the smaller particles first, while the larger particles would cut through the wind resistance and travel the greatest distances.
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Nearly all American commentators, including General Martin Dempsey, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have pointed a finger at Mohammed Bin Salman, concluding that his style of micromanagement and brutal disdain for dissent make it inconceivable that he was not directly involved in the murder plot.
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Last year, President Donald Trump said he was "extremely angry and very unhappy" about the murder of Khashoggi but claimed that "nobody has directly pointed a finger" at Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS, despite the conclusions of the CIA and a United Nations report.
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Federal authorities on Thursday charged a Tennessee man with assaulting, resisting and impeding officers with a dangerous weapon after he pointed a BB gun at a cop in the Capitol Visitor Center Monday, sending the Hill into a whirlwind of commotion and prompting a total lockdown of the Capitol.
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"But at the same time I think that maybe I'm giving him some lessons in compassion and understanding, and the fact that he's never pointed a single thing that makes me different – the only thing he's ever pointed out is just why he loves me.. I'm grateful for him," she added.
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"But at the same time I think that maybe I'm giving him some lessons in compassion and understanding, and the fact that he's never pointed a single thing that makes me different — the only thing he's ever pointed out is just why he loves me … I'm grateful for him," she added.
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Vincent Bordini, who said he was hired in December 2015 as a software trainer, said Earl Phillip, then Trump's North Carolina state director, pointed a pistol at his kneecap while the two were in a car together in February, according to a lawsuit dated Wednesday and filed in state court.
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Wayne has continued to wrestle with these countervailing forces for years, rapping about guns constantly but also claiming that the only time he shot anyone or was shot himself was the time as a kid that he pointed a gun at himself in the mirror and it went off accidentally.
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Speaking at an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE pointed a finger at Russia.
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Fox News' Stuart Varney and Chris Wallace both pointed a finger at Rachel Mitchell for doing a poor job as a GOP intermediary—Wallace called the testimony as directed by Mitchell "a disaster for Republicans" and Varney wondered why Blasey Ford was being treated with "absolute maximum caution" in the first place.
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The interim chief of Fort Worth police has defended the decision of Atatiana Jefferson, who was shot dead by a police officer inside her home on Saturday, to carry a gun after her eight-year-old nephew told police that his aunt pointed a handgun "toward the window" before she was killed.
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The 26-year-old mother was in a pickup truck with Juan David Ortiz, a 10-year veteran of US Customs and Border Protection, on Friday when he pointed a pistol at her and she struggled with him until she was able to run away and find a state trooper, officials said.
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"Machines have a tendency to depersonalize death and to make us seem less responsible for it," wrote Annas, who argued if Kevorkian had pointed a gun at Adkins's head or simply given her a rope to hang herself, the question of whether or not his actions were murder or manslaughter would be much more clearcut.
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By tuning in to these tiny tremors in space-time and revealing for the first time the invisible activity of black holes—objects so dense that not even light can escape their gravitational pull—LIGO promised to open a new window on the universe, akin, some said, to when Galileo first pointed a telescope at the sky.
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Warning: graphic footage of a police shooting: According to the Advocate, Baton Rouge police officers Blaine Salamoni and Howie Lake responded to a call at a convenience store around 12:35 am on July 5 after receiving an anonymous tip that a man in a red shirt who was selling CDs had pointed a gun at someone.
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" Bolton's team pointed a finger at the White House for leaking the contents of Bolton's book in a statement: "It is clear, regrettably, from The New York Times article published today that the prepublication review process has been corrupted and that information has been disclosed by persons other than those properly involved in reviewing the manuscript.
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The U.S. Capitol and the White House were put on lockdown for approximately one hour on Monday after a man allegedly rushed through the security screening area of the Visitors Center of the Capitol and pointed a gun at a Capitol Police officer before he was non-fatally shot by an officer, Chief Matthew Verderosa told reporters during a Monday press conference.
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The actions in Washington, included signs and fliers that urged passers-by to call the Office of Police Complaints and demand more transparency in the investigation of the fatal officer-involved shooting in June of Sherman Evans, a 63-year-old man who pointed a pellet gun at officers and refused to drop what the police said looked like a real firearm.
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FABER: AND WHEN IT COMES TO POWER IN PARTICULAR, WHICH YOU POINTED A SPOTLIGHT ON, I THINK AGAIN SPEAKING TO PEOPLE AFTER YESTERDAY, THEY KNEW POWER WAS IN TROUBLE OR HAD SOME TROUBLES, BUT I THINK THEY WERE PERHAPS A LITTLE MORE ALARMED BY JUST HOW WEAK THINGS ARE AND HOW LONG IT MAY TAKE TO GET IT BACK ON TRACK.
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A seventeen-year-old British soldier, arriving on the scene, recalled that "the shrieks and screams of the hapless victims whom our savage fellow soldiers were butchering, were sufficient to have melted into compassion the heart of a Turk or a Tartar"—as pointed a comparison in lethal indifference to human suffering as an eighteenth-century British mind could make.
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XPO's lawyer, Joshua Ditelberg of Seyfarth Shaw, will argue before a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Friday that the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) was wrong to credit the testimony of pro-union employees accused of misconduct, including one who allegedly pointed a knife at a labor consultant hired by XPO.
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But when an updated and edited down version of the story was published on "Politico" -- the news organization's free, open-web, and more widely read version -- it didn't specify exactly who the administration is targeting in this rule, and its headline, "Doctors can report some mentally ill patients to FBI under new gun control rule," pointed a finger in the wrong direction: your doctor.
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Read more:Atatiana Jefferson&aposs death highlights a long history of police violence in Fort Worth, and the community says it&aposs time for a &aposreckoning&aposAtatiana Jefferson&aposs neighbor thought he asked police to do a wellness check, but the police didn&apost investigate it that wayAtatiana Jefferson&aposs nephew said she pointed a gun out of a window before a Fort Worth police officer shot her.
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Less than 24 hours after the singer was arrested on Tuesday for suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon, he casually dropped a brand new track, called "What Would You Do." On Tuesday, following reports of a woman telling authorities that Brown pointed a gun at her, a police spokesperson told Mashable that he was brought to the Los Angeles Police Department's downtown robbery-homicide division for questioning.
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Here's a brief list of recent incidents in which people face hate crime charges -- without taking into account a number of other cases that are still under investigation: • This week, Florida prosecutors filed hate crimes charges against a white man who pointed a gun and yelled racial epithets at a group of African-American youths who were at an anti-violence protest on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Most recently, House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiSekulow indicates White House not interested in motion to dismiss impeachment articles Overnight Health Care: Trump restores funding for Texas program that bars Planned Parenthood | Trump to attend March for Life | PhRMA spent record on 85033 lobbying Key House committee chairman to meet with Mnuchin on infrastructure next week MORE (D-Calif.) pointed a finger at Sinclair's James Rosen and warned him not to mess with her for asking another perfectly legitimate question, this time about her feelings about President Trump.
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