#MeToo For Female Friends

A Las Vegas physics teacher was charged with making terroristic threats. Leslie McGourty, 48, told a friend she was going to "poke a lot of holes in a lot of people." She grew poetic about a #MeToo movement where women would  "empower".

Nickolas Robert "Nick" Diaz was arrested for domestic violence in Las Vegas. Usually, that wouldn't make headlines. But Diaz is a rising start in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as well as other forms of mixed martial arts. Diaz decided to fight.

The theorists believe law enforcement’s tale of how things happened in the massacre is full of holes and is begging the question, “How deep the truth goes.” What Is Known For Sure What is known is that 59 people were killed and.

With some of the most laid-back gun regulations in the nation, Nevada's legislative position is coming under review in the wash of the worst mass shooting in American history on October 1, 2017. State law does not demand weapon possessors to have.

A 19-year old Virginia Tech student was arrested in January for trying to buy 5,000 rounds of ammo according to Virginia Tech police. The campus police arrested Yunsong Zhao and charged him with a single count of possessing or transporting firearms. Zhao.

Prosecutors may be seeking the ultimate punishment for a woman accused of slaying three roommates just six months after another murder case against her was thrown out. Christine Sanchez, 47, was in court to answer to the charges of murdering her roommates.

Fentanyl Citrate is a Class II controlled substance and one of the marketplaces most powerful opioids. Normally administered by injection, patch or lozenge, it is often prescribed for difficult-to-manage pain and persons with a tolerance to other opioids. Fentanyl has been in.

One month after the Las Vegas massacre on October 1st observers are still looking for a satisfactory answer for the shooting. Claiming that mainstream media has given up on covering the attacks, conspiracy theorists believe the public has bought into the ‘lone.

Stephen Paddock, the man who shot, and killed 58 people and wounded hundreds more, may have been experiencing financial problems. At least that's what Las Vegas' sheriff said. Paddock, 64, a high-stakes gambler and investor in real estate lost a "significant amount".

Las Vegas embraces the baser part of human nature. It shouldn't be a surprise that the city in the desert is home to shocking crimes. The recent mass shooting in the city is just the most recent in a string of crimes.