Uvalde continues to change to digest the tragedy. More than four months after the shooting that killed 19 minors and two public school teachers, community school district authorities have announced the suspension of the small police force tasked with keeping the county safe. It’s the latest decision by the independent body that oversees schools in this Latino-majority region of central Texas. In August, the eight-man group fired District Police Chief Pete Arredondo, one of the first to arrive at the scene of the shooting that became the second largest student massacre in the United States.

The dismissal of the five police officers has been one of the most important demands of the victims’ relatives for weeks. Brett Cross, 32, began a sit-in outside the school district administration building Sept. 27 to demand the removal of officers who took 77 minutes to respond when an 18-year-old gunman fired shots from a high-powered rifle into one of the Classrooms at Robb Elementary School. Cross lost his 10-year-old nephew Uziyah Sergio García on May 24, of whom he had legal custody. Several parents have joined Cross at the rally in recent weeks. The group placed 19 backpacks and two backpacks on the doors of the building. After 10 days, the pressure paid off this Friday.

“Sergeants Miguel Hernandez and Ken Mueller have been placed on administrative leave,” the school district said in a statement Friday. “A decision has been made to indefinitely suspend all activities of the Consolidated Independent School District Police Department. Currently employed officers will have other duties in the county,” adds the document, which reports that Mueller has chosen to retire. The Uvalde Leader News, a local newspaper, also has insured on Twitter District Superintendent Hal Harrell has announced his resignation, which must be approved by board members in the coming days. The news was not confirmed by local authorities.

The school board’s decision came hours after the release of Crimson Elizondo, a police officer recently hired by Uvalde authorities, was published. Elizondo had served as a Texas State Trooper months earlier and was one of the first to arrive at the school on the day of the incident. The firing came after Gov. Greg Abbott, who is running for re-election, publicly stated that records in the hands of state authorities showed Elizondo did not meet the standards required by state patrol during the operation. A body camera caught her that day, telling a colleague: “If my son had been in there I wouldn’t be out here. I promise you”.

In the photo, Crimson Elizondo on the day Robb Elementary was attacked. Elizondo was a state police officer that day and was later hired as a school police officer. She was released this week. Photo: AP | Video: Portal

Uvalde, a town of fewer than 20,000 people, was one of 100 Texas school districts that decided to form a police force to respond to school shootings, vandalism, hooliganism and other problems. These corpses began to multiply since 2017. Uvaldes became a reality after a gunman killed 10 people at the Santa Fe Institute outside of Houston in May 2018.

After that, the police made their debut in Uvalde. He did it with a police chief, a detective and two officers. The panel emphasized its collaboration with other companies. In fact, the district offered free breakfast and lunch to police officers from other groups who attended schools. In addition to patrolling the entrances to the campuses and parking lots, the police officers were also responsible for ensuring that the alarm systems, motion sensors and the 100 cameras installed in the schools were working properly. They also had to verify that teachers were teaching with the door closed and with a padlock, as required by security protocols to avoid mass shootings. All of this failed on Tuesday morning, May 24, when Salvador Ramos entered the school armed to cause horror.

More than 300 soldiers were present that morning to respond to the emergency. The actions of dozens of companies, from the Uvalde school police to border guards, have staged a disastrous operation that has drawn the ire of victims’ families over the days and as new details emerge. At the end of September it was announced that five agents from the Texas Department of Public Safety were under investigation to find out what happened. The Interior Ministry will say later whether these five elements will be punished.

The firing of the police officers is a small victory for the parents and loved ones of the Uvalde victims, who have become gun control activists. The Abbott administration, however, failed to raise its arm on one of its key demands: raising the minimum age to purchase an assault rifle to 21. The governor, a ultra-conservative Republican, has opposed changing the law on the grounds that the rule change would be overturned by the Supreme Court.

Troubled NFL free agent Antonio Brown is being sued for allegedly selling a man a $160,000 counterfeit Richard Mille watch.

A man named Ryan Kane has filed a lawsuit in Broward County, FL. Where Brown lives, the former football star claimed ‘knew [it] was a fake, but depicted [the watch] be real.’

In the lawsuit filed earlier this week, Kane is suing the ex-Tampa Bay Buccaneers for fraud, among other things. The plaintiff is seeking $160,000 plus interest for his troubles.

It is alleged that Brown sold him the watch “on or about July 27, 2022,” even though he knew the watch wasn’t genuine. According to TMZ, the watch was only worth “a few hundred dollars.” According to the lawsuit, Kane wired $160,000 to Brown’s company, Boomin Productions, LLC, after the settlement.

Less than two months later, Kane reportedly took the watch to Miami for an appraisal, only to learn it was a fake and that Brown had bought it, along with three other Richard Mille fakes, from a dealer for less than $500 apiece bought in Dubai.

Brown reportedly told Kane the watch was an RM 011 model valued at “over $400,000.” The watch Kane believed he bought was released in 2007 in partnership with Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is being sued after allegedly suing a counterfeit Richard Mille watch

It’s the latest in a series of controversies that led to the former Buccaneer being cut from the team

Brown reportedly told Kane the watch was a Richard Mille RM 011 model valued at “over $400,000.” Kane is said to have taken the watch to Miami for an appraisal when he learned it was a fake

What may come as a surprise to some, Brown has not publicly commented on the matter despite his constant presence in the spotlight.

Brown won a Super Bowl with the Buccaneers in 2020 and is currently an NFL free agent after being dropped from Tampa in January.

He had followed ex-New England teammate Tom Brady to Florida in what initially seemed like a happy marriage.

Since then, however, things have taken a turn for the worse between Brown and Brady — who allowed the former to stay at his family home while he signed for Tampa.

Brown posted a photo to Instagram Monday of him and Gisele Bundchen embracing in what can only be described as a candid shot at the seven-time Super Bowl champion.

Brown posted the risqué photo without any context other than the caption, “Put that s**t on,” which referenced his catchy single.

Bundchen, who is said to have hired an attorney alongside Brady ahead of what appeared to be an impending divorce, is pictured smiling with her arms wrapped around Brown after Tampa Bay beat Kansas City in the 2021 Super Bowl.

Fans have dubbed Brown “disrespectful” on social media, particularly after Brady took his former teammate under his wing in both New England and Tampa. “Disrespectful,” one fan wrote. ‘This man let you into his crib.’

Brown posted a vintage photo of him hugging Tom Brady’s wife Gisele Bundchen amid divorce rumours

One fan was less than pleased with Brown’s Instagram antics involving the Bucs QB’s wife

Brown, posing over a bridge in Dubai, could have faced serious consequences for his actions at the Armani Hotel in the United Arab Emirates, which adheres to Sharia law

It comes less than a week after footage emerged of Brown poking his butt in a woman’s face and showing her his penis while vacationing at the Armani Hotel in Dubai on May 14.

The controversy-prone former player lightened the situation, suggesting his performance in the pool proved he’s ready for an NFL comeback.

Brown tweeted on Sunday: “I say to any team that needs an insult to get AB because he has shown he still has the ability to unmask a D.” The joke equates the lewd act with his ability to unlock a defense, often referred to as /the “D”, as a pass catcher on the field.

Brown simultaneously entertained some while insulting others for his joke on Sunday on Twitter

Brown has been attempting to build a music career since being cut from Tampa in January 2022

Brown was filmed showing off his bare bottom and penis to a woman at the Armani Hotel Dubai. He is seen swimming on another occasion during the same vacation

Antonio Brown’s controversial past

Jan. 2019: Brown is benched for Week 17 following an altercation with Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger after he allegedly threw a football at him.

Feb. 2019: Brown called for a trade with the Steelers after a turbulent last season with Pittsburgh, saying it was “time to move on.”

March 2019: Brown is traded from the Steelers to the Raiders.

August 9, 2019: Brown files an appeal to be allowed to wear an old helmet even though it was banned, but a request is denied. He filed a second complaint on August 19, but lost that too.

During his brief and controversial stint with the Raiders, Brown took to Instagram and posted a letter he received from Mayock detailing the $53,950 in fines he had accrued during the missed time at training camp

Sept. 5, 2019: Brown got into an altercation with GM Mike Maycock, allegedly calling him a “cr***er.” The former NFL player denied making the comment, but Brown also reportedly threatened to punch Maycock and had to be restrained by teammates before throwing a football, saying: “Fine for that.”

Brown also missed a significant portion of training camp with the Raiders in 2019 after “burning” his feet during a cryotherapy session

September 6, 2019: Brown emerges and apologizes for his actions, saying he’s ready to play and will reportedly be fined $250,000 for the altercation.

September 7, 2019: Brown demands and receives a release from Raiders after the team voided guaranteed money in their deal. Hours later, he signed with the Patriots.

September 20, 2019: Brown is released by Patriots after playing in just one game following allegations of sexual and personal misconduct after sending threatening texts to a woman, according to SI.

July 2020: Brown is suspended for the first 8 weeks of the NFL season for violating the league’s conduct policy.

Nov. 2020: Brown moves into the mansion he rented from Derek Jeter with Tom Brady after Brown signed a one-year deal with Bucs.

Dec 2021: Former NFL player suspended for manufacturing fake COVID-19 vaccination card.

Brown throws down a glove just before dramatically ending a game against the Jets on Jan. 2, 2022. He later claimed that he was forced to play despite sustaining a serious ankle injury

Jan. 2, 2022: After getting frustrated with his lack of goals, Brown begins stripping and tossing gear on the sidelines before making a dramatic exit from Tampa Bay’s game against the Jets. Coach Bruce Arians said in a post-game press conference that Brown was “not a Buc anymore.”

Oct 2022: Video leaked of Brown showing him exposing himself to a woman at a pool in Dubai. Brown took to Twitter shortly after to blast the spread of “disinformation” about him.

In an interview with CBS published this Friday, US President Joe Biden urged his Russian counterpart not to resort to the use of nuclear weapons.

When asked what he would say to the Russian president if he considered using “chemical weapons and nuclear tactics,” Biden replied, “Don’t do it. Do not do it. Do not do it. They will change the face of war like nothing since World War II.”

When interviewer Scott Pelley asked about the possible consequences of Vladimir Putin deciding to use the nuclear arsenal, the White House resident promised that Russia “will become even more of a pariah in the world than it has been up to now.” “And depending on the scope of their activities, that will determine the response that will be given,” he added.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, for his part, commented on Biden’s comments. read the teaching [militar]. It’s all written there,” he said.

Russian military doctrine provides that the country reserves the right to resort to its nuclear arsenal by using nuclear weapons or other types of weapons of mass destruction in response to aggression against its territory and/or its allies. The document also provides for a similar response to an attack using conventional weapons if the existence of the state were threatened. The final decision rests with the President of the country.

– Since February 27, the Russian strategic deterrent forces remain in the special alert regime after Putin announced an order to that effect.
– In August, the Russian President declared that in a nuclear war “there can be no winners” and “never be fought”.
– Speaking during the 10th Non-Proliferation Treaty Conference on August 1, UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that “humanity is just a misunderstanding, a misjudgment of nuclear annihilation.”