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NEW: Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge shames people for sharing video footage of a woman getting beaten because the video didn’t “depict the entire incident.”
She’s seriously blaming social media for this?!
The comment comes in response to video footage showing a woman getting knocked unconscious in Cincinnati.
Theetge says the video footage only shows “one version of what occurred” before complaining about how hard her job is.
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She’s seriously blaming social media for this?!
The comment comes in response to video footage showing a woman getting knocked unconscious in Cincinnati.
Theetge says the video footage only shows “one version of what occurred” before complaining about how hard her job is.
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Media is too big
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A U.S. grandmother was wrongly arrested by ICE in retaliation for her immigrant advocacy at the San Diego Courthouse.
A female ICE officer claimed she was shoved by the 71 year old volunteer. The volunteer was held for 8 hours. Despite the female ICE agent wanting to press charges, DHS let the volunteer go as there was no evidence she shoved the ICE agent.
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A female ICE officer claimed she was shoved by the 71 year old volunteer. The volunteer was held for 8 hours. Despite the female ICE agent wanting to press charges, DHS let the volunteer go as there was no evidence she shoved the ICE agent.
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US consumers are piling into credit card debt like never before:
Total US credit card debt hit $1.1 trillion in the week ending July 16th, matching a record high set in May.
Year-to-date, credit card debt has risen by +$17 billion.
Since April 2021, it has surged by a whopping +$363 billion.
That’s an average increase of +$7.3 billion PER MONTH.
The worst part?
This does not include "Buy Now, Pay Later" spending, which is projected to hit a record $116.7 billion this year.
Americans are "fighting" inflation with credit card debt.
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Total US credit card debt hit $1.1 trillion in the week ending July 16th, matching a record high set in May.
Year-to-date, credit card debt has risen by +$17 billion.
Since April 2021, it has surged by a whopping +$363 billion.
That’s an average increase of +$7.3 billion PER MONTH.
The worst part?
This does not include "Buy Now, Pay Later" spending, which is projected to hit a record $116.7 billion this year.
Americans are "fighting" inflation with credit card debt.
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