Florida Cop Arrested After Exposing Himself to Handcuffed Inmate, Forcing her to Touch his Penis, Asking for Oral Sex

The victim, whose name is not known, was arrested on May 30 and picked up by Aitchison around 1 a.m. for transport to the Volusia County Branch Jail for transport. During the drive from Daytona Beach Police Department to the jail, the female victim stated Aitchison stopped the transport van behind a closed business then asked her for oral sex and to see her breasts, according to the police report. Deputies later reviewed the video from the transport van, which shows Aitchison stopping the van around 1:13 a.m, opening the van door and saying to the victim, “I got a question for you. Come out here.” According to their report, she also stated Aitchison exposed himself to her and placed her handcuffed hand on his penis. Read the full story HERE

Trump's call to expand nuclear arsenal lead to Tillerson's 'f*cking moron' remark

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he wanted what amounted to a nearly tenfold increase in the U.S. nuclear arsenal during a gathering this past summer of the nation’s highest-ranking national security leaders, according to three officials who were in the room. Trump’s comments, the officials said, came in response to a briefing slide he was shown that charted the steady reduction of U.S. nuclear weapons since the late 1960s. Trump indicated he wanted a bigger stockpile, not the bottom position on that downward-sloping curve. According to the officials present, Trump’s advisers, among them the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, were surprised. Officials briefly explained the legal and practical impediments to a nuclear buildup and how the current military posture is stronger than it was at the height of the buildup. FULL STORY HERE

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Video of interim Police Chief of Colbert, Oklahoma Bart Alsbrook selling Nazi propaganda videos

Alsbrook was recently named the interim police chief of Colbert, Oklahoma. That was until reporter Rachel Knapp of KXII Fox Channel 12 News began asking questions about whether the Bart Alsbrook behind a neo-Nazi hate music website was the same man who was about to assume the responsibility for protecting the town’s nearly 1,200 residents, who reside just miles from the state’s border with Texas. Alsbrook distanced himself from the accusations and denied involvement with white supremacists, claiming that a group of skinheads stole his wallet in the 1990s and have been starting neo-Nazi hate sites using his personal details ever since. But while the facts of that theft are vague, Alsbrook’s history in the organized white supremacist movement is clear.

The daily stormer gets pwnd by Anonymous

Dear @GoDaddy You are The Daily Stormer's registrar for https://t.co/3c2tgEcZ0h again Cc @slpng_giants pic.twitter.com/rFN5tQt6rF

— 🏴 Ⓐn☮n¥m✪uϟ ✯ (@FKATBT_Doemela) August 24, 2017

Neo-Nazi Internet users are learning the hard way that developers don’t like their kind. According to The Verge, the former Daily Stormer reappeared online earlier on Thursday under the name “Punished Stormer,” only to be subject to denial-of-service attacks by the group Anonymous. It appears that the site was hosted by the company DreamHost, and some users noticed that GoDaddy (the site that kicked the original Daily Stormer off their hosting platform last week) sold the site’s owners the PunishedStormer.com domain name. Thursday’s hack appears to be the first time Anonymous has actually hacked the Daily Stormer, although they claimed the group hacked them last week to save face when Google and GoDaddy kicked them off their servers.

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Senators Express Frustration Over National Security Officials' Answers on Russia Probe

JUNE 7, 2017 | CLIP OF FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE ACT (FISA)

Senators Express Frustration Over National Security Officials' Answers on Russia Probe Senators Angus King and Mark Warner express frustration with senior national security officials over their answers to questions on their conversations with the president on the Russia probe. While not invoking executive privilege, Directors Coats and Rogers both say it would be inappropriate to characterize or comment on their private conversations with the president of the United States where classified information was discussed.