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: Grits for BreakfastMassive police response over anti-cop bumper stickers, public opinion and #BlackLivesMatter, deep policing history, and other stories
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Let's clear a few browser tabs and run down a few links Grits wanted to record and other items that may interest Grits readers.2-hour standoff in middle of Austin after driver pulled over for anti-cop bumper stickers: Some 80 cops and 40 DPS vehicles swarmed the Congress Ave. bridge in Austin to surround a 24-year old headshop employee and her Chihuahua with anti-police bumper stickers on her car, reported the Intercept. Notably this episode - which lasted at least a couple of hours and ended with a bomb-squad robot breaking the window of her car and two Bearcats crushing her bumpers - happened within rock throwing distance of the Austin Statesman newsroom, which didn't report it. Thank heavens the Intercept reporter happened to be jogging by!#MeToo @ Falls County Sheriff: The elected Falls County Sheriff was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a City of Marlin employee...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on September 27, 2020 (boomark / email).
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Honda Issues Massive Recalls in US and Canada
Honda Issues Massive Recalls in US and Canada
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Biggest Toyota Recall in History
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NCAA Sued for Conspiracy and Anti-competitive Practices Related to Athletic Scholarships
NCAA Sued for Conspiracy and Anti-competitive Practices Related to Athletic Scholarships
Sea Star Agrees $18.5M Settlement in Anti-trust Class Action
Sea Star Agrees $18.5M Settlement in Anti-trust Class Action
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alleging false arrest for violating an unconstitutional anti-loitering law.
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