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New Hampshire GOP Event Vandalism Leads to Arrest, Disturbing Find
In an alarming turn of events, Lawrence Anthony Dunlap, aged 37, found himself under arrest for purportedly defacing nearly a dozen vehicles parked outside a Republican event in New Hampshire. This discovery led to a search of his home, which brought to light weapons, a “manifesto”, and other troubling items. Police apprehended Dunlap after connecting him to the vandalism that took place at the Christa McAuliffe Auditorium at Concord High School during a bi-annual GOP meet on April 13.
“It seems as if someone knew there was a Republican event going on at the high school, and this was their chance to tell Republicans they hate us,” GOP delegate Di Lothrop remarked in the wake of the incident. “Divisiveness at its worst!”
In addition to the havoc wreaked on the parked cars, reports of threats made at a similar time also came to light. Through an obtained surveillance video, Concord Police Det. Sgt. Benjamin Mitchell recounted, a bearded, long-haired suspect could be seen on a long skateboard near the vandalized vehicles.
Once Dunlap was identified as the suspect, he was promptly arrested. A subsequent search warrant executed at his residence brought some alarming discoveries.
According to the police, Dunlap’s home contained “firearms, a manifesto, suicide notes, and a bag containing zip ties, masks, and gloves.” A weapon identified as a “medieval mace” was also among the items seized from his possessions. Deputy Chief John Thomas disclosed the finding of eight guns, including an AR-15.
In addition to these physical items, Dunlap’s online activities also raised concerns. He had been vocal about his political views, dubbing the U. S. Capitol riots of Jan. 6 as “domestic terrorism” and denouncing former President Donald Trump as a dictator.
WMUR-TV reported a section of the manifesto that had been obtained via the search warrant, which read, “I can’t continue to exist for everyone else. I truly despise humanity and all the filth we have accepted as acceptable. I’m sorry for the pain I know I will cause with this decision.”
Meanwhile, Dunlap’s defense attorney, Jim Rosenberg, sought to decouple the items found in the raid from the act of vandalism. “This is a person with no significant prior criminal record, who has struggled with regard to his professional relationships work-wise recently,” Rosenberg argued in court.
Despite Rosenberg’s efforts, the judge refused bail, citing concern for both the community and Dunlap’s safety. Dunlap now faces 11 felony counts of criminal mischief.
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Homeowner Jailed After Confronting Alleged Squatter in Her Home
A Georgia homeowner found herself in an unexpected legal predicament after confronting an alleged squatter in her property. Loletha Hale, who owns a house in Livingston, Georgia, had been dealing with a squatter situation since August, according to her account to WSB-TV. Despite her attempts to resolve the issue, it was Hale who ended up in jail.
Hale’s troubles began when she discovered Sakemeyia Johnson residing in her home with a former tenant. The tenant had previously been evicted, and Johnson initially received a citation for squatting. However, a court later ruled that “Sakemeyia Johnson is not a squatter,” despite Hale’s insistence that Johnson was never a tenant.
On December 9, Hale entered her house to prepare it for a new renter and encountered Johnson once more. Hale claimed that Johnson had “broken the locks” to gain access. She stated, “She just caught up out of nowhere. She had this guy with her, and I locked the door. I locked the screen door, and he forced himself in telling us to get out.”
Despite Hale’s efforts to have Johnson charged with trespassing, it was Hale who was arrested. Police body cam footage captured an officer explaining to Hale that not everyone is as fortunate as she is, saying, “Everybody isn’t as fortunate as you to have a bed.”
Johnson, on the other hand, maintained, “I was written a citation saying I was a squatter. But a judge signed an order saying that I wasn’t a squatter.” The police arrested Hale on charges of executing an illegal eviction and making terroristic threats, as she was heard saying, “leave before I get my gun.”
Hale expressed her disbelief at the situation, stating, “To see that woman walk into my mom’s house while I was in the police car, something is wrong with this picture. Something is inherently wrong with this picture.” She also questioned, “How can she not be squatting when I’ve never had any type of contract relationship with this person.”
Reflecting on her arrest, Hale described the experience as humiliating, saying, “I spent the night on a mat on a concrete floor in deplorable conditions. While this woman, this squatter slept in my home.” She is uncertain when she will be able to return to her property, as she awaits a hearing for Johnson’s appeal, despite Johnson not meeting the statutory requirements for one.
Hale remains in a state of limbo, unsure of when she will regain access to her home, and continues to seek legal resolution to the situation.
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Teen’s Carjacking Attempt Teaches Suspect A Hard Lesson
In a startling turn of events in Raleigh, North Carolina, a 17-year-old’s attempt at carjacking quickly unraveled, demonstrating the risks involved when targeting armed citizens. The incident unfolded on a Sunday night, with the young suspect’s plans going awry almost immediately.
The teenager, armed and dangerous, initiated the carjacking in the Red Roof Inn parking lot along Arrow Road. Despite his aggressive approach, the suspect’s aim left much to be desired. “Well, would y’all look at it — a free notice to all wannabe carjackers!” a commenter remarked on social media. The intended victim, a man, emerged unscathed, largely due to the suspect’s poor marksmanship.
Crucially, the victim was not defenseless. He had his own firearm and was prepared to use it. According to police reports, the man returned fire, successfully wounding the teen. The suspect was subsequently transported to a hospital, where he was treated for injuries that were not life-threatening.
The community’s response to the incident has been supportive of the victim’s actions. “Glad [the] victim was able to defend himself,” one commenter noted, reflecting a broader sentiment of approval for self-defense in such dangerous situations. Another individual expressed satisfaction that the victim fought back, stating, “Glad to see someone fighting back with these punk[s].”
As the investigation continues, charges are pending against the young suspect. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences for those who engage in criminal activities, especially in areas where citizens are armed and ready to protect themselves.
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Homeowner’s Christmas Night Defense Sparks Debate in Tight-Knit Community
In the early hours following Christmas Day, a tragic incident unfolded in Madison, Indiana, when a homeowner reportedly shot and killed two intruders. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received a distress call at 3:48 a.m. on December 26 from a resident on North Bulldog Drive. The caller, who claimed to have shot two individuals who had broken into his home, brought attention to a situation that has left the community on edge.
Upon arrival, deputies discovered the bodies of Dalton Keith Skirvin, 27, and Kaleb Adam Skirvin, 29, both of whom were brothers and residents of Madison. Their past records reveal that Dalton had faced multiple charges related to theft and burglary in 2017 and 2018.
A neighbor, Heather, who resides a few houses away from the scene, described the homeowner as a “friendly guy, never had any issues with him. Sweet neighbor.” Having lived in the area for nearly two decades, Heather emphasized the close-knit nature of the community, noting that everyone knows each other. She also mentioned that she went to school with the Skirvin brothers.
The neighborhood has experienced a series of break-ins recently, with one occurring just days before the fatal shooting at the same residence. Charles Pruitt, who lives across the street, recounted a conversation with the homeowner a few nights prior. “He called me and told me that somebody broke into his garage,” Pruitt shared.
Reflecting on the incident, Pruitt expressed his concerns: “It’s scary. Could have been my house they broke into.” This sentiment resonates with other residents who have chosen to remain off-camera but acknowledge the growing unease due to the recent burglaries.
As the investigation continues, it remains uncertain whether the homeowner will face any charges related to the incident. The community, while grappling with the aftermath, is left to ponder the delicate balance between self-defense and the tragic loss of life.
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Bret
May 15, 2024 at 11:20 am
Just another leftist nut case whos crime will never make it to the mainstream media. If voter fraud does not give the win to Biden in November, then look for the left to lose its mind with more riots and looting and assaults. Stay armed people
S.F. Team Sgt
May 15, 2024 at 12:32 pm
When “Killery” lost in 2016, the fake news media show Democrat/ Communists crying like the little spoiled brats that they are that didn’t get their way!!!
Weasler
May 15, 2024 at 4:58 pm
I vote that this bastard be sentenced to death.
John
May 17, 2024 at 12:16 pm
Convicted felon with a firearm…amazing. Democrats are the most hateful people on the planet.