Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Karen Read's deliberations, Travis Decker's manhunt, Madeleine McCann's search
POETIC JUSTICE: Fate of Karen Read now in jury's hands as murder trial reaches critical phase
FEDS ON HIS TAIL: US Marshals escalate manhunt for fugitive dad wanted in daughters' murders
TOXIC DOSE: Chiropractor accused of poisoning wife with lead during divorce now claims he was a victim too: report
'YOU'RE A PRISONER': Former sex trafficking victim pardoned by President Trump reveals disturbing secrets of legal brothel
DEFENSE IN THE DARK: How Bryan Kohberger's notoriously mum defense attorney is using the media to her advantage
CLOSING TIME: Karen Read trial nears its finale: What each side is banking on
WITNESS SHOWDOWN: Karen Read trial testimony ends with defense expert dismantling Lexus crash allegation
WORD OF WARNING: California lawmaker warns Menendez brothers' case is driving return of bill to release thousands of killers
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LETHAL OBSESSION: Mother sensed 'strong danger' from son-in-law weeks before daughter's murder during camping trip
REASONABLE DOUBTS?: Final defense witness in Karen Read trial pumps brakes on Lexus collision theory
DEFENSE STRATEGY: Karen Read announces she will not testify in her defense as Massachusetts trial nears conclusion after 30 days
'SECURE YOUR HOMES': Father who allegedly killed his three daughters possibly spotted hiding in remote wilderness by hikers
POKING HOLES: Defense attorney's dramatic courtroom move has legal experts talking in Karen Read murder trial
DEATH SCENE DOUBTS: Karen Read's defense links John O'Keefe head wound to fall, not vehicle impact
TACTICAL SHIFT: Feds take over manhunt for suspected killer dad as authorities reveal three daughters' cause of death
'HIRED GUNS' SHOWDOWN: Jury skepticism of experts could determine outcome in Karen Read murder trial: former judge
BURIED SECRETS: Madeleine McCann search resumes as suspect's prison release looms after years behind bars
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Live updates: Trump military parade, ‘No Kings' protests
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Update: Date: 8 min ago Title: About 60 veterans and military families arrested last night at US Capitol protest after crossing police line Content: A group of roughly 60 individuals were arrested outside the US Capitol yesterday evening after breaching a police line of bike racks and moving toward steps leading to the Capitol Rotunda, according to the Capitol Police. The group, made up of veterans and military family members, planned a sit-in on the Capitol steps to protest President Donald Trump deploying the National Guard and active-duty Marines in Los Angeles, as well as a military parade today, according to a news release from organizers. A group of approximately 75 protesters were demonstrating peacefully at the Supreme Court, just across the street from the US Capitol, according to a statement from the Capitol Police. As the group was leaving the area, officers began establishing a perimeter of bike racks to keep the protesters away from the Capitol. 'A few people pushed the bike rack down and illegally crossed the police line while running towards the Rotunda Steps,' the Capitol Police said. 'Our officers immediately blocked the group and began making arrests.' Police said: 'All will be charged with unlawful demonstration and crossing a police line. Additional charges for some will include assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.' The protest was organized by two advocacy groups — About Face: Veterans Against the War and Veterans for Peace. The brief sit-in followed a rally and press conference, according to the organizers' news release. 'We want a future where we invest in care for veterans, in health care, and in education, not where we spend $50 million on a parade,' said Brittany Ramos DeBarros, an Army combat veteran and organizing director of About Face: Veterans Against the War, in a statement. Update: Date: 44 min ago Title: Here's where "No Kings" protests are expected to take place across the country today Content: Millions of Americans are expected to attend protests today in what organizers predict will be the strongest display of opposition to President Donald Trump's administration since he took office in January. More than 2,000 demonstrations across all 50 states have been planned through the 'No Kings' movement, which organizers say seeks to reject 'authoritarianism, billionaire-first politics, and the militarization of our democracy.' The mobilization is a direct response to Trump's military parade tonight celebrating the 250th anniversary of the US Army — which coincides with his 79th birthday. Update: Date: 2 min ago Title: Many GOP senators aren't attending Trump's military parade and one says he would've "recommended against" it Content: The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman said he would've advised against hosting a big military parade in Washington, DC — an unease with the event reflected by some of his fellow Senate Republicans. 'I would have recommended against the parade,' Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi told CNN when asked for his views on the event. Wicker, the chamber's top Republican with oversight of the military, said he would be out of town attending the Paris Air Show during the parade, which coincides with President Donald Trump's birthday. Most of the GOP senators surveyed by CNN this week said they did not plan to attend: • Senate Majority Leader John Thune won't be in DC for the parade. Asked about spending some $45 million on it at a time when many Republicans are demanding government austerity, he said: 'There are a lot of people who believe that's a cause worth celebrating.' • An aide to Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso said that after being at the White House twice this week, the senator would be back in Wyoming celebrating the Army's 250th birthday and Flag Day with his constituents. • Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho, Senate Foreign Relations chairman, said he would miss the parade. 'Come on guys, we have lot of stuff to do. We have lots of parades in Washington,' he said. • Sen. Jerry Moran of Kansas will also be at the air show in Paris, and Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma will be home celebrating his wedding anniversary, though he said he 'would love to see it.' • Sens. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, James Lankford of Oklahoma, Josh Hawley of Missouri, John Curtis of Utah, John Kennedy of Louisianna and Chuck Grassley all won't be there. One Republican with whom CNN spoke — Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall — told reporters Thursday he plans to attend the parade.
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Florida sheriff fires off blunt message to violent anti-Trump protesters: 'We will kill you graveyard dead'
A Florida sheriff has issued a stern warning to protesters planning violence towards law enforcement officials as the United States braces for a wave of anti-Trump administration demonstrations. Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey cautioned against violent behavior during the upcoming "No Kings" protests expected across the country this weekend during a news conference alongside Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier. "Throw a brick, firebomb or point a gun at one of our deputies, we will be notifying your family where to collect your remains at," Ivey said. "Because we will kill you graveyard dead. We're not going to play." Doj Warns Us Attorneys To Prepare For Criminal Investigations Ahead Of Nationwide Anti-trump Protests Uthmeier also weighed in on the upcoming protests, urging Floridians to prioritize their safety if they get caught in the middle of a demonstration. "If you're a family out there, you're driving and all of a sudden you get surrounded by one of these angry demonstrations that's turned violent," Uthmeier said. "You don't need to sit there and wait while people smash your window and damage your vehicle and put your family in jeopardy. Just drive, get yourself out of harm's way." Read On The Fox News App Ivey pointed to the ongoing chaos at anti-immigration protests throughout major cities across the country, before saying he "doesn't want to hear any whining later saying 'we didn't know.'" Anti-ice Riots Reveal The Left Has Learned Nothing. It's Just Handed Trump A Gift "As you watch these riots unfold across the country," Ivey said, "what you are seeing is buildings being burned down, police cars being bricked, having explosive devices thrown at them, having guns pointed at them, bricks thrown at them." Uthmeier went on to echo the statements from Ivey, adding, "we're grateful to have a great president and a governor that respects rule of law. In Florida, you're not going to see anything like you're seeing in California." The words of warning from officials come as authorities around the country are gearing up for a weekend of "No Kings" protests, which were organized by the 50501 Movement in response to President Donald Trump's inauguration earlier this year. The protests are scheduled to coincide with Trump's 79th birthday and an Army parade on Saturday, with organizers vowing the movement will remain peaceful. The 50501 Movement did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Newsom Says Los Angeles Rioters Will Be Prosecuted, Slams Trump For 'Traumatizing Our Communities' "President Trump wants tanks in the street and a made-for-TV display of dominance for his birthday," the organization's website states. "A spectacle meant to look like strength. But real power isn't staged in Washington. It rises up everywhere else." Officials are expecting two protests within Brevard County, according to Florida Today. "Florida will never be California," Uthmeier said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "Rioting is illegal in our state and our law enforcement are on full alert this weekend. If anyone participates in violent rioting, threatens or injures law enforcement, damages businesses or property or obstructs traffic, we will ensure you will see the back of a jail cell and prosecute you to the fullest. Florida stands by President Trump, ICE and the rule of law." The Brevard County Sheriff's Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Ivey closed the department's warning by acknowledging that peaceful protests "are part of our democracy." "Stand on the mountaintops and yell your opinion," Ivey said. "We invite that. But don't go breaking the law, because it won't go well for you."Original article source: Florida sheriff fires off blunt message to violent anti-Trump protesters: 'We will kill you graveyard dead'
