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let's bring in the tasha butler. she's lived for us in paris, and it's as a pension reform, it's already been signed in to know. so what a protest is hoping to achieve, or the well actually just said that they want to keep up the fight. so trade, union leaders and protests as the saying that they want to continue to come out and demonstrate to pull pressure on the governments in the hope that it will force the french government to scrap the pension reform that was signed in to know in april and i, even though it has already become little, they say all the same concerns as they have about this for full remain is that is a raises the retirement age from 62 to 64. they don't like the way that the french government full state fight to create through parliament, bypassing a lot of debates. and they will say say no to massa people in faults to simply against this for full. that's why we've seen such a large part so, so they want to keep up the pressure on the government. there are a lot of people that know that in a way it

they're really well lately there have been quite, i should say, upsets with the desire to isolate tasha. they don't understand the nature of our relations and the they don't understand the, the history and the feelings of the jania motor. they actually come people's and the, there are some people because i just don't the example we recently celebrate the advocate, the great and so suddenly i was that i think be so for the local press and suddenly i just realized that i was thinking of the deal for the bit ational wasik as my personal achievement because i'm part of the culture that actually contributed so much to the british. i'm of africa. menu menu, the specs that when it's finally team actually pulls a method of joy for us because there was a very strong, a sense of achievement and it is still there. but the, the, the collective west, as we call it, they don't realize the sand. they think that by price, by pressure they can do sweet people and the uh, in to me the them not to make friends with us or not to trade with us on to company to this is the level of is quite attractive. and w

can, you won't deals communication kind of you versus getting out of the issue and thought horses, tasha price well of this and provide these apps a heck was important to talk to chugs kobylinski profile and they pub driving. the organ needs a price for you throughout the country and ties options to our group. customers, he'll talk is about that monopoly to pay anything extra if cisco and the issue is deputy how pneumonia if nobody has massages from january 28th to february 3rd 1929 with those congress of ukrainian nationalist took place in vienna. the organization of ukrainian nationalists, oh you in the show, it was founded by cooling. all you have gave me kind of products and australia officer demanded ukrainian nation is units doing well one than the civil war wide and exile fee and there's been a offices then the outdoor organization. once i go back to our style, i shall die latch out of the place to post. keep them in context. i don't have to among you, but it was time us for you last night was not biased. ukrainians inhabited some of the land that would become pounds of poland off

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they had a really well lately they have been quite, i should say obsessed with the desire to isolate. tasha, they don't understand the nature of our relations and the they don't understand the the history and the feelings of the danielle mode of the african peoples and the there are some people because i just found the example. uh we uh, recently celebrate the advocate, the great uh and uh, so suddenly i was the right thing to be. so for the local press, and suddenly i just realized that i was thinking of the deal for liberation of africa as my personal achievement. because i'm part of the culture that actually contributed so much to the british. i'm of africa. menu menu respects that. and when it's finally came actually pulls a method of joy for us because there was a very strong, a sense of achievement. and if it's still there, but the, the, the collective west, as we call it, they don't realize the sand. they think that by raised by pressure they can do sweet people and the uh, mtv, the them lots to make friends with us or not to trade with us on to company to this is the level of is qui

the neighbouring belcher at tasha butler has the latest from dante. as the french government were concerned that the on rest would escalate that it would spread and that was phase of being concerned. the 3rd night of violence and things around me. a getting was we so more on rest than a great to number of cities and towns across phones, move islands in a number of cell phones. but also in the center of power is where people looted and some shots and smashed windows and several districts of the city. these are the sort of things, of course, as a government very much wanted to avoid the men here in non tad. this is where the noise came from. well, just yesterday we was here and there was a march through the city to pay tribute to the 17 year old that defended into chaos when the police intervened. and again, another night in which so many parts of this sub were in flames. in fact, if you look behind me, i'm gonna step out the show and you can see this is a bank. it was set on fire in the early evening yesterday. people had to be taken out and rescued fr

well it tasha can now join us live. natasha. how are things in northland as we speak a lot. so a lot of people milling about so there are lots of police offices as well. i mean, as the main square with that mulch ended, and as you saw that the tech asked to disperse crowns. that's why the police of scientists bought a course, a lot of chaos, and a lot of fear that with families the, with the children who had come to pay tribute to niles, a 17 year old, who was a show that they'd come peacefully. it was a peaceful day for then suddenly she's very pale, succeeds and many people get now all very upset with that the same. why is the police doing not why they continuing to harass off? so those are bad was they feel harassed and what we seeing now is i'm you call see is just on the camera. but there's some young people have been trying to burn some things like that or things to the program as a building that is being smashed. it's a little bit a 10 sale. of course, people are wondering whether or not they will be more of on a sniper. certainly they'll be a very heavy police presen

the tasha bucklin, i'll just sarah k, february's powerful as quakes in syria west and the humanitarian situation caused by years of war. many families in the northwest struggling to survive as they wait for 8 agencies to rebuild homes and provide support. little collage has moved from it live. it's been 3 months and still powerful of quick struck northwest syria. they caused significant damage and to counsel us live, or many families have lost everything. they are now attempting to rebuild their lives. despite the absence of a long term, un response, but news about his name, i missed the 5 of my family's members died and i lost my house, my late children. what so hard for more than 7 years to build this house? and now everything is gone. the engineers response to don't match the severity of the disaster. as many families are still without shelter, and a still waiting for help to come, i didn't p and g o's themselves saw significant damage to their projects, which resulted in the loss of more than 250 humanitarian workers. according to the response coordination group. members of this, t

the tasha bucklin, which is 0 case of the evidence of the true scale of the of audits. and so don is now beginning to emerge. sidney's red crescent sense volunteers have buried the bodies of 180 on identifies people in call to the civilians. victims of fighting between the army and permanency rapids support forces. agencies of struggle to reach people in need of successive cease fires of fail to hold. the conflict is known as a week with rage and autonomy. fire reports is in the student. these capital and the reports. the only is changing tactics moving to more offensive positions. and the morgan has moved from under them across the nile from cost to him. the artillery flyers were launched from the city of on demand with the northern parts of the capital for 2 and has been more air strikes and artillery fire in the southern parts of the capital. now, it looks like the army is an offensive change from its tactics to the south of the conflict, where it seems to be on the defensive positions, trying to maintain control of its military camps, around the capital cartoon, and

i knew this news. tasha will you sort of still to remove the sky? you will see it are near a cloud. the shepherds do deduct out and yes ma'am. great, he of them, sweet will need more space and will display on the me to not be she got the video not could you stuff with neat. i'm cloud this. you can use nicely chestler to not be sure doesn't over and you for can you use, go could, you could explain more what degree is here across that they've used them. e, emotional pressure, that's good for school and you decide if you're looking more weight in the living, would you rather do a sort of control as sort of the gym. my new or costco clipped. you spell clean additional most part of was a leak. you move in with liam this pony mcgee, just be the one on the bush niema. do us do to get them in the federal area from you and your to do 50 to see them on simple? yeah, he also said, i'll come will genuine that look sort of take them, remove the housekeepers to it seems you know what needs to start on by me. secure, coupled with extra position on the when the other services get call, you know, wh

the tasha butler was at one of the main protests and powers. a job that's been collecting money, let's just say even though they want to continue the french government, they say is unfair because it raises the retirement say by to use to 65 degrees. i may say a lot of people simply do not agree with the purchase of young people here today will set it for the universities. we spend one more so many young people watch the video and stuff move young people are really worried about democracy. the reform being forced through, made them come out and protest. so young people want to be here. lots of students have come here to show that youth cache because it's algebra ration disaffected. trade unions protected in the presence prince, henry has accused the u. k. press of having blooded at times as he testified at london's high course in his civil case against me of a group newspapers. he's the 1st u. k. row of enter the witness book since 1819 a ledges that at least a 100 articles published over 20 years contained information obtained illegally have a

well i correspond to. tasha butler was it the march which took place a little bit earlier in non town of the well this is the neighborhood when oil lives and sitting on top of the time is now model. you can see event with the pony tail. she is leading tribute to 17 year old son is to member to march. when you go cause you really go through the motion, sometimes you feel to be very touched. if there were so many people here, sometimes students is on the test because everyone is coming to between these traffic checks not far from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be human. the situation is last too long, the same things keep happening in 2 people, a sick of a it could have been my son's. i'm of nose, african origin and it's not the 1st i'm the sort of thing has happened. we a sofa of what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number to a guess. how does says right into the middle of this crowd as they were coming to the end of the will, people coughing

intelligence on the proposals a or a systems will be regulated based on their potential to cause harm. tasha butler has moved from strossberg, so we both auto official intelligence is rapidly changing all lives, which is why you know makers say regulation is a central food thing and stressful m e p is approved in a i. bill. the once rectified by member states could become a landmark little by 2025, and it is adopted from destination it to come in and always days and nights it was didn't take for your hard work. and for having found a balanced and human centered approach to the was 1st a i act legislation that's with no doubt be setting the globe is funded for us to come in the say a i can be a force for good in everything from fighting climate change to education, if the systems are safe and ethical under the proposed little that'd be categorized according to risk, the high, the risk to move rules, but systems deem to pose unacceptable risks or co tail freedoms will be banned, including facial recognition in real time, in public places companies breaking the rules could be investigated on fa

was tasha freshest policy allied with the gym and nazi's moving move and it was involved in the mass. murder of serves and g is months before the 3rd reich officially decided on the articles. as a state policy, thousands of special members escaped to the west in 1945 off the right on the 4th, jeremy surrender, and communist power in yugoslavia, you have a son, he is a school step. i'm in glitch says a such open manifestation of nonsense today raises lots of questions and it's been part of the scripts for the last 2 years. busy the overall syria into west uh that they have tried to advertise abroad. so the slogan was even used if i'm not mistaken. and you were a vision song contacts upon test. so it has become a normalized old o creation presidents realization and absolutely right. when he made makes the grand competitive comparison between the us. but i me, which is the you know, for fodder line. you're ready and, and the with the, the germans inc. kyle: this is exactly the same as the counselor of the same uh, uh, historical background and for the same periods, so it should not be us

the offices of the party responsible for delivering the olympic and power olympic infrastructure. tasha paula has moved from paris. according to franz's financial prosecutor, police and investigates as rated the offices of harris's organizing and then takes committee and uh, the offices of the company working with the lympics in construction. now, these raids were in connection with 2 investigations, one from 20171 from 2022, in connection with alleged corruption and investments of public funds and favoritism. it is no though the 1st time that the parsons and fix has had a bad news that has been some control. the see for example, and for the pricing of some of the tickets. some people say this to be too expensive for many ordinary people to be able to enjoy the game. also some control vesee over some of the documentation of contracts. some of the work is here that some say has been on facts. nevertheless, a lot of people will be looking forward to this huge may just forcing offense on the tool set on many of the locations and the venue is already exist, not seen away, but the parcel of

unable just children, just or from natasha about today with the latest for us from parents, banking tasha. all time frances is recovering from abdominal surgery and right in the magic and says there were no complications of the pontiff is expected to stay in hospital for another few days. hours before being admitted, though the head of the roman catholic church appeared in good spirits during his general audience, then some piece of sweat. the 6 year old pope has suffered increasing health issues over the past year. earlier in 2021. he also on the west coast on the century, the subject of the 30 shown the and then generally says, yeah, well, well, the story to by the poor poor. now he's a, we can, he's a fine and he's already at the war. us all your opinion, home affairs ministers, all musing, and looks and beg to discuss how to share the responsibility of hosting refugees and migrants. europe is facing a search and refugees crossing the mediterranean and millions of ukrainians of also cost into neighboring countries following russia's invasion. you are a secretary of state, honest me bli

collapse. firefights is on the scene, baffling the flames while please trying to keep people away when a tasha butler joins us now. live from the scene and powers and the talk to you or as close as you're able to get that. what can you see on the yes was very close to where that building collapse. i mean no one around me. all people who i'm mainly trying to get back to that repub, instead of near the collapse building police are keeping them away because it is still a very dangerous situation. they all think they're all still a risks until the area secure. they don't want to leave those people to go down the street. you probably see them that some police officers are talking to a residence to a quite shocked and shaken of course, because what happened was it was about 5 o'clock local time when there was a very loud explosion. i was actually very close to this area. i heard the explosion. it wasn't clear what it was, it sounded like a sony boom. but then shortly off to a smoke rose into the people to about the windows of their apartments made by a shaking, and they saw flames. because not only

the tasha bucklin, i'll just say era. most of us have to come here and i'll just say we're including john henry and new hampshire we're conservation is they've come up with a plan to do with an invasive species eating the city champions. when he's on his foot months as a city, i have a trophy of the season often lifting the face. all right, so june is a when the as month of the year in doha, no surprises with our forecast on sundays. so way we go with it. great to see it, by the way, a lot of sending does spin, spun up in eastern saudi arabia because of these wind and the sheets coming down from iraq into kuwait. so your temperature is well above average, but the winds not as powerful as they have. it's gus, 55 kilometers per hour, less so for now. i'm on buffering 35 and for us here in dough, those winds will curve curled round to the northeast. so that's gonna pump in a bit more humidity. you're going to feel it on sunday. the cbre is also given us humidity's, southern bulk hassan fueling about 45 and ask about at 38. t

the tasha bucklin, i'll just sarah, can you tell him? no. tens of thousands of people have joined another entity, government, protest, and savvy is capital bell. great. the demonstrations have become a weekly event. since 18 people were killed into mass shootings last month, protest as all blaming government policies for promoting violence in the media and all demanding the resignation of ministers. italian authorities have been pounded to rescue ships run by german challenges, saying they've bothered to this migration rules. the vessels has rescued several migrants in the mediterranean sea. one of the charities set its ship refused to follow the heading coast guards instructions to head to a distant port. once in europe, some migrants undertaking dangerous journey through the mountains to reach western european nations houses. here was a step vast and met one moroccan migrant who navigated the outs to reach fronts, began his journey and the tell you in town is very, the french police are looking for a dead body and i for immense, as you

with it themselves and then they organize these kinds of tories tour to the place of the sabbath. tasha inspiring join was to make some further episode to the conspiracy serious shooting some elephant into the room as we will understand. so trying to shield responsibility from those we're really comfortable off of these sabotage door. let's crush laughter. the man himself or the russian deputy ambassador to the un, dimitri polanski. now who's come in? we've just seen here on oxy. good afternoon, sir. very well. welcome to you. thank you for coming into the program here on our see. thank you. it's a, obviously, while we, we understand it was a closed session this morning. what, what can you tell us about the meeting that russia asked to conduct this is not the 1st time that we are using this issue and the security council. well, there was so once i think of almost half a year ago, they opened the roofing wherever we brought the new evidence of culpability of the united states and its officials in these sabotage ex uh, them. during these meeting, we are also proposed to vote on the draft

is tasha fascist party i lie to the german announces the movement was involved in the mass, murder of serbs and jews. months before the 3rd reich officially decided on the holocaust. as a state policy, thousands of special members escaped to the west in 1945 after the red army forced germany surrender and communist took power in you can some of the global affairs analysts stuff, and guy edge saves. he's amazed. no one flags. such open manifestations of nazis and it's been part of the scripts for the last 2 years. busy the overall just area in the west that they have tried to advertise abroad, so the slogan was even used if i'm not mistaken. and you were a vision song context contest. so uh it has become a normalized old oh, crazy president's milano issue. and absolutely right. when he made makes the grand competitive comparison between the us. but i me, which is the you know, for fodder line. you're ready and, and the with the, the germans inc. kyle: this is exactly the same as the counselor of the same uh, uh, historical background and for the same periods, so it should not be used.

ok then that tasha butler has more from powers? well this is the parents night. my mind stopping children in a playground. please say the a time happens at around 9 45 in the morning. no cool french time in the lakeside, alpine town of odyssey, one eye witness describes seeing him on climb over the fence of the playground that was in the park and stopped lunging at children. well, she said she thought this man was trying to play with the children, but then she heard terrible screams. she said, i'm people running away. will police later arrested a suspect? they some police witnesses say that he is a syrian asylum seeker in his thirty's or in his forties, but with no track record with police, no, no, to police. well, as you can imagine, this news as close terrible shellcare in frost, mainly because of course it involves children such a young children as well. some of them are 3 years old, some even younger. one of my witness describing the mind also attacking children in problems. the french present to model mind call us cool. this a cowardly attack was actually bu

what they really have to do with is bringing the force of violence against tasha police and prosecutorspress a political movement. amy: as we began to wrap up, i want to ask reverend james woodall, were deeply concerned about issues that police brutality and abuse of power. this is a police training facility. now you have senator warnock also weighing in deeply concerned about the raid on the atlanta solidarity fund with weapons drawn by a swat team, but if you can comment on your concerned about a police training facility -- isn't that what you would want, police to be trained better? >> it is exactly what i don't want. when we think about police training, we're not talking about police training. we're talking about an infrastructure project. we have yet to talk about what they are being trained to do. if you were to look at -- i have been in this work a long time. every time we talk about police training, we're talking about furthering urban militarization of law departments or law enforcement officers. we are not talking about de-escalation. we are not talking about ensuring there is

so what do you claim they cut us and then you go that you on that or the tasha on the 1st they've been maybe you can call us back uh hi to maybe talk to you. maybe you can see what, what are we talking about? we preach for you if anything, but talked about maybe say continuous, maybe the next slide in the next session, you're just basically what. so what are you trying to say? okay, because jim is a pastor and she understands how the structures of the church work. you know, the very valid points that are being raised because while you are welcoming the career community to the church, you also don't want to, ostracize the very conservative people. but to what point is what they're being asked. yeah, we, we disagree slightly on what you said, so it would not go to the extent of saying this is how you should dress. i don't want you to see catalogs. i don't want that, but that's only going to be meant that takes you from what you're getting to ease. it's not just about a bunch of thoughts, doors, and ones, but then i wouldn't expect that you've come one sunday, you'd use interest someone o

trump tasha, had a pretty solid grip on republicans in that state at one point.ns there twice. why, specifically, does desantis feel like they can actually win nevadans over? >> what you just said there, you have, finn is part of the argument they're making here. desantis has a winning record when it comes to general elections that trump does not. that is something you're going to hear him repeat on the campaign trail. i was just talking to a group of voters here, yasmin that sort of represent both the opportunity that desantis hasn't states like nevada and the challenge. i want you to take a listen and watch them closely here and we will talk on the other side. >> who here voted for trump twice? who here is planning to vote for him again in this primary? who hear things it is time for a new face for the republican party? who here thinks that phase should be desantis? >> really interesting there. all the folks who voted for trump twice, the majority of them think it is time for a new phase. only one really solidly thinks it's desantis. the other said they are ope

tasha romana is a great honor for me to participate in such an important event. the city has huge buildings. the beauty is not inferior to our white marble capital of the new city, a whole parade passes through the center of the arcades. city is expected that at the first stage of the city's population will exceed 70,000 people, a grandiose construction began in 2019. chosen 30 km southwest of ashgabat, the initiator was the national leader of all turgmenguly berdimuhamedows, the city owes him and his name arkadak, that is, the patron of the official title of berdimuhamedov the elder. how do you like this new city is very beautiful a lot of materials, very beautiful. arkadak became the first smart city in turkmenistan , they emphasize here. this is 1.000 hectares of solid innovation solar panels and wind turbines - this is of course, and also traffic lights that themselves will react to changes in parking traffic automatically, signaling motorists, and empty places and garbage cans, informing public utilities when it is filled with energy, the concept, smart city

tasha butler reporting from strasburg, thank you very much. i the police and nothing in the u. k. has confirmed the 2 university students and a man in his fifties were killed in a nice attack on tuesday, the 31 year old has been arrested on suspicion of murder. police say the perpetrator acted alone, and investigators are working with counter terrorism officers to try to establish a motive. the dean baba is life from nothing of nadine, what more you learn, the serial of the city here is just trying to find out exactly what happened and why you gave us some details. but the leader of the city council says, but nothing amazing morning and shot cool. it all happened really. in the early hours of tuesday, the police will coats at bay street just down the road. here they found the bodies of 2 students and mine and a woman both 19 years old. they had been stabbed to death, then the police records to another location. they believe that the taco had moved on and steps to death, a man in his fifties and stole his bond. and then use that bond to try to run over 3 members of the public, one

let's get the bases from the tasha butler. she joins us from paris. tell us a little bit more natasha. if we know any more about this res. i know too many details, but what we do know has come out from the office of the french financial prosecutor . now, what the saying is, it's a french police, an investigative, a rage at the offices of the powers organizing committee. but also of a company called for the day is a construction company that's been working with the olympic committee on some of the infrastructure and buildings linked to the game. so will take place here in paris next year. now, according to the office of this prosecutor, this is all in connection with 2 investigations. one that was 1st launching 2017 and one in 2022. and that means that negations of corruption of investments of public funds and also of a misuse of contracts. and that sort of thing. i know mr. event coming up, how it presents feeling about hosting the olympics. i mean, there's a mix picked uh, you know, from her so many big international sporting events you have to, to,

he's been charged with a voluntary homicide as noise, as he feels devastated from all that speak to tasha bucks a. she joins us live, not from the powers of of, of non tyrants. i sure do we know what exactly is come out of this and manual mccomb crisis meeting? yes, the friendship president met with his ministers or so while ago was crisis meeting to try and find solutions to the situation to try and find ways to stop the rest that has been seen now in several cities and suburbs in faults. the past few nights, one of the main things that micro now is is that they would be more police officers deployed across the country. he also called on parents to talk to the children. i'm trying to urge the children to stay in doors because what police are saying is that many of those who are involved in the violence are quite young, between the ages of 14 and 18, please saying that they seem to be a very organized, a very moved to fe, to what parts of my call those did not send out was a state of emergency summit's thoughts that he might do so that certainly being something called for by the political

what's happening now enough down to tasha of the while at the end of the much as you saw that people looked at it well miss square were on standing in the middle of notes, had table ready to celebrate. ready to come. memories come together when the police fired the say, a gas into the sensor. and i have to say, you know, being a, was the families are very young. children and people were here to be peaceful. and the problem is, is then it's really. and then of course we sold on rest and violence, we saw some people flushing up buildings or buildings decide to show that. but it's my shop. we sold a fi is being led to another call being sent via to just behind me here 0. there's for the series of stones layers of the place because there was a few classes between some of those purchases and police, but it didn't have to be like that. so many people up because it was a peaceful march. it was a moments of joy. i could memorize it, shouldn't have and just that way. but people felt so frustrated appears that hung up all day. but i'm many of the things that the police handled the end of that

region to say from the mission point of view, then absolutely notice the target civilians, a civilian tasha as a civilian but to see if say, well commenting on the printer in my to be ukranian how her principal, they said that you put in trying to the russian forces way just to try to defend the regions of russia leading some territories in your career, so you credit and, but from the situation you only, i thank you for the updates you in the shop of oliver. i live there in moscow. as the case public inquiry into a cobit 19 pandemic is underway in london. it was announced by former prime minister boys johnson in may 2021. to investigate the government's handling of the corona virus. the inquiry is led by an independent have a habit, a retired judge, and member of the house of lords. it would investigate the case resilience and preparedness decision making about when and how long the times were implemented and the impact on health care systems. the next stage of the hearings will look at the u. k. care sector, and vaccines will try me. angela is telling all this for us from london joins as i

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go to there, isn't the tasha butler hyattsville from powers? a lot of people in this higher suburb of no sir, or extreme yourselves and shaking, i'll just say to a mother who said she has teenage sons, who use the 17 year old victim. she said the police are supposed to be protecting all small children. if they all said killing us. well, what police officers say is that on tuesday morning, say somebody's offices, so yeah, those say d for a traffic check on that. and let me say these, they say he's about to run over a police officer, and that is why the police officer opened fire. however, a video later remote, the told a very different story. this was a video film to buy a pasta by on the move also. and you can see a police officer pointing his gun in at the driver's side of the call. and then you can show renowned as the driver tried to move away. well, the french presence of mind will micro, has said that these images all unacceptable. last all for young life. probably different stuff into a home is to do everything, say time to make sure that

now let's speak to tasha box as she joins us live from the power suburb of non 10. natasha now the nights of father and then what's the mood in the community right now? so we know here in don't have a way that was so much on the rest of the night. people are just trying to absorb what's happened. they all cleaning out before we see behind the damage to a building that was successful in fi. there's lots of folks and businesses here not seen speaking to some of the owners and many who have lived here for decades and say that they have never seen anything like it. everyone here understands the frustration and the anger, the people feel over the shooting of night owl. they feel and say that that shooting was wrong. they are angry with the police, but never the less the people, the least spoken to said that the violence isn't the officer. and the problem is, is a violent so often ends up targeting the people who live here. you know, especially since they have public transport is that caused to try and get to work. and the violence that has been escalating and spreading little dots has an enorm

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