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Covid 19 Cases Continue to Rise in the US

 

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There have been over 15 million confirmed coronavirus cases around the world with 618,000 deaths. Of those cases 8,500,000 have recovered. In the US there are over 4 million confirmed cases and over 145,000 have died in the 6 months since the first case was confirmed in the US. Almost 8,500,000 of the US cases have recovered. The United States has set another grim record for coronavirus infections, with more than 75,600 new cases confirmed. At least 11 states are reporting record hospitalizations, with nearly 1,000 new deaths in just 24 hours. Officials in Texas and Arizona have put out calls for refrigerated trucks, as morgues overflow with the bodies of COVID-19 patients. Texas and Florida both reported their highest death tolls of the pandemic.
As the number of new global coronavirus cases reaches record highs, the World Health Organization is warning the coronavirus outbreak will continue to worsen if governments don’t take basic public health measures. Reports the number of coronavirus deaths in Latin America has now exceeded the death toll in the United States and Canada. Researchers estimate the US will have 219,864 total Covid-19 deaths by November 1, according to the Institute for Health Metrics at the University of Washington.
In Florida, confirmed coronavirus cases topped 300,000 even as Disney World completed a phased reopening of its Orlando theme parks. Nearly 50 Florida hospitals said they were out of ICU beds. In Miami, hospitals have run out of regular intensive care beds, with new patients moved into converted ICUs. Governor Ron DeSantis said he was mobilizing 1,000 medical workers to fill critical staffing shortages.
California, the most populous state and the first to shut down months ago, appeared to have Covid-19 under control — only to suffer a massive resurgence and surpass New York with the most coronavirus cases in the nation. California, which now has 417,000 confirmed cases due to the recent spikes, is largely shutting down again. California Governor Gavin Newsom has a plan to halt the recent surge by ordering all indoor restaurants, wineries, movie theaters and museums to be closed again. Bars have been ordered to cease all operations. Indoor businesses have been shuttered in many areas. Newsom said the new shutdowns are needed to address the public health crisis. The Los Angeles and San Diego school districts have announced that all classes will be conducted online at the start of the school year due to the pandemic.
Covid-19 is set to become one of the leading causes of death in Los Angeles County, according to Barbara Ferrer, the county’s health director. “It’s killing more people than Alzheimer’s disease, other kinds of heart disease, stroke and COPD,” Ferrer said. Comparing Covid-19 to the flu, Ferrer said data shows Covid-19 killed twice as many people in six months as the flu did in eight months.
The city of Atlanta announced a similar plan. In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo said schools will be allowed to reopen, but only in regions with low daily infection rates. At least 41 states have some kind of mask requirement in place or planned. In Colorado, Governor Jared Polis issued a statewide mask mandate, a week after refusing public health officials’ pleas to require facial coverings in public. Arkansas Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson issued a similar mask mandate. The CDC reports that 10 states have reported 10,000 new cases while three states each reported over 60,000 new cases in the last week.
Several vaccine trials are progressing well, and researchers say a vaccine might be publicly available by early 2021. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said any Covid-19 vaccine that’s sponsored by the US government will be free or affordable for the American public.

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Self-Employed? You May Be Eligible for a $1,000 Grant During COVID-19.

Self-Employed? You May Be Eligible for a $1,000 Grant During COVID-19.
There is another source of financial relief you may be entitled to if you work for yourself: a $1,000 grant you won’t have to repay. It’s a provision of the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, and it’s money that could come in handy during a very difficult time. Under the EIDL program, you can apply for a single $1,000 grant to use to supplement any lost income you may be grappling with during the ongoing recession.

Millions of workers have lost their jobs in the course of the COVID-19 outbreak, so many so that the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported a double-digit unemployment rate for the past three months. The good news is that if you’re consider a salaried or hourly employee and have lost a job through no fault of your own, you’re generally eligible to collect unemployment benefits. And because of the extreme nature of the pandemic, the rules have been changed to allow freelance and gig workers to collect unemployment benefits, too.

But here’s another source of financial relief you may be entitled to if you work for yourself: a $1,000 grant you won’t have to repay. It’s a provision of the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, and it’s money that could come in handy during a very difficult time.

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How the grant works

Under the EIDL program, those who apply for a loan can also request an advance of up to $1,000 per employee for up to 10 employees, and those grants don’t need to be repaid. If you’re self-employed and therefore don’t have employees, you can apply for a single $1,000 grant to use to supplement any lost income you may be grappling with during the ongoing recession.

Now technically, you do have to apply for a loan under the EIDL program to qualify for a grant. However, you don’t have to accept that loan — you can choose to accept the grant portion only and use that money to salvage your business, whether by investing in marketing, supplies, or other expenses.

What if you’ve already gotten a PPP loan?

You’re allowed to apply for relief through the PPP and EIDL at the same time, but you’ll need to use that money for different purposes. That may not pose a problem, though.

With a PPP loan, you’re capped at two and a half times your monthly payroll costs. If you’re self-employed and own an S-corp where you pay yourself a regular salary, and you continue doing so, you may wind up getting your entire PPP loan forgivable (PPP loans are eligible for forgiveness provided 60% of their proceeds go toward payroll costs).

Meanwhile, you can apply for an EIDL and use that money for things like supplies, office space, or whatever other expenses you incur in the course of earning an income. You should document how you spend each loan you receive, in case the Small Business Administration winds up needing that information, and that includes any grant money you collect.

Self-employed folks finally aren’t left out in the cold

Usually, self-employed individuals are left to fend for themselves when their income takes a hit. But because of the overwhelming nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, those who are self-employed are thankfully included in the Trump Administration’s relief measures that have been made available to struggling Americans.

If you’re self-employed, it pays to see if you qualify for a $1,000 grant under the EIDL program. Usually, you’ll get that money within three days of receipt of your application, though you may experience volume-related delays.

 

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Daily HI4E.org Trivia Contest Winners For The Week Ending: Sunday, July 12th, 2020.

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In an effort to broaden the company’s “social interaction” with our clients and FaceBook fans, Daily Trivia Questions are posted on both of our business pages. Here are the weekly standings for this past week, and the winner of the Sunday night Weekly Drawing for an AmEx/VISA gift card!     

Congratulations  – To this past week’s Trivia Contest Winner!!   Our latest contest winner for the weekly FaceBook HealthInsurance4Everyone/Health & Life Solutions, LLC Trivia Contest, drawn randomly by computer late Sunday evening, July 12th, 2020 was:

         

KAYLA  JADE

Aztec, NM

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Each day, fans who have “liked” either of our company FaceBook pages (HealthInsurance4Everyone  or Health & Life Solutions LLC) are able to test their skills with our Daily TRIVIA QUESTION.  The first 20 winners who post the correct answer to the TRIVIA QUESTION, will then get entered into the weekly drawing held late on Sunday evenings for a $25.00 Am Ex/Visa Gift Card.


Weekly Gift Card winners will be posted in our blog at this site.  Remember to become a FaceBook fan and “Like and Follow” either of our company pages to enter and post your answers. 

 

 

 

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Trivia Winners & Drawing Entries 7/13/20 thru 7/19/20 are as follows: 

 

7/13/20

 

Karen Ann Hinkle

Alexis Maureen

Becky Holland

Melissa White

Be Schwerin

Gina Guarente Fieger

Angela Janisse

Rosanne Clark

Debbie Bloxom

Ashley Weaver

Amber McGrath

Jenifer Garza

Kimberly Taylor Hall

Anna Nichols

Yolanda Ortega-Hackett

Andrea Somers

Trish Hysell

Shannon Rush

Sarah Frank

Jessica Steiner

Kim Avery

Sunney Michelle Johnson

Christina Cannon

 

 

7/14/20

 

Brandi Gail Manley

Robin Griffitts Pratt

Dean Bruss

Kimberly Snyder

Eleazar Ruiz

Rhonda Grisham

Brittney Dorsey

Amanda Rosario

Trish Hysell

Thomas Ryan Gan

Sherry Lilly

Brooke Scott

JayJay Bagunu

Fannie McQuirter Dorsey

Yolanda Ortega-Hackett

Mary M

Carrie Vucinaj

Derelys Peterson

Alicia Dansby

Michael Ingelido

Kayla Jade

 

 

 

7/15/20

 

Tabitha Sinks

Jenai Merri

Cheryl Ralley-Messick

Melinda Sue Fritz

Christy Hawkes

Stephanie Beckwith

Sarah Harrison

Jennifer Ramlet

Katrina Worford

Sarah Bellestri Shih

Tom JG

Amy L Sass

Nicole Watson

Samantha Brwn

Amber McGrath

Darlene Whyte

Dean Bruss

Kendra Lewis Mcbride

Dawn Raasch

Cathie Ahner

Mary Pettiford

Melissa Shaulis Mazzur

 

 

7/16/20

 

Rosanne Clark

Trish Hysell

Paula M Bondy

Kristina Rosson

Jenai Merri

Donna Porter

Carrie Vucinaj

Rhonda Grisham

Kayla Jade

Sherry Lilly

Amber Chandler

Be Schwerin

Ashley Agner

Christy Hawkes

Kimberly Taylor Hall

Terry Schmitt Sutton

Holly Jarczynski-mcdowell

Melissa D’Ornellas Curtis

Kim Avery

Joanna Hacker

Kate Williams

Tera Lee Culverwell

 

 

 

7/17/20

 

Tammy Lee Stookey

Tera Lee Culverwell

Karen Brunet Moore

Joanna Hacker

Christy Hawkes

Hasna Brzg

Rhonda Grisham

Jenai Merri

Melodie Thomas

Angela Janisse

Trish Hysell

Alyssa DiFazio

Kristina Harris

Nicole Watson

Jennifer Ramlet

Thomas Ryan Gan

Carla Marie

Melanie Raman

Brandi Gail Manley

Trish Marks

 

 

7/18/20

 

Andrea Somers

Cheryl Lynn

Wayne Gallas

Carrie Vucinaj

Amanda Brewer

Tina Gilbert

Diane Hamric

Josephine Casey

Melissa White

Tom JG

Rhonda Grisham

Cheryl Ralley-Messick

Maria Bouchard

Sherry Barnes

Kimberly Snyder

Lucyna Dorota

Lena Perry

George Pownall

Christin Cannon

Sheila Carvell

 

 

7/19/20

 

Misty Shallcross

Jan Peoples

Sarah Frank

Jenifer Garza

Debbie Bloxom

Yolanda Ortega-Hackett

Mary VanTil

LaNique Dees

April Ashcraft

Susan Clarke Jette

Alicia Johnson

Angela Janisse

Tiffany Patrick

Carla Marie

Melissa Ann Stura-Bassett

Becky VanGinkel

Karen Goodwin Delaney

Jenai Merri

George Pownall

Brittney Dorsey

 

 

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Jeffrey Epstein Friend Arrested On Child Sex Abuse Charges

 

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The FBI has arrested Ghislaine Maxwell, a British socialite and heiress who is accused of luring girls to be sexually abused by convicted predator and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell is scheduled to appear in a New York court and could face up to 35 years behind bars. Epstein died from an apparent suicide last August in his jail cell. Maxwell has also previously been accused of sexually assaulting girls with Epstein.
Maxwell, 58, was arrested in Bradford, New Hampshire, on charges she conspired with Epstein to sexually abuse minors. She was found living at a reclusive, million-dollar luxury home with 156 acres of rural mountainside property, federal prosecutors said. In a brief electronic appearance in New Hampshire federal court, a judge remanded her to the custody of the U.S. Marshals and ordered her transferred to New York City. She did not enter a plea, and her attorney indicated he will seek a detention hearing in New York, a prelude to a possible bail request.
The six-count indictment in Manhattan federal court alleges that Maxwell helped Epstein groom girls as young as 14 years old, going back as far as 1994. Prosecutors say she was in the room during — and took part in — the sexual abuse of three underage girls at Epstein’s Upper East Side townhouse, his Florida estate and his ranch in New Mexico. Maxwell was also alleged to have helped Epstein groom teen girls for sex with the rich and powerful. One of those teens, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, leveled that charge against Maxwell in a 2015 defamation suit, as have a number of other women since.
Maxwell has previously denied allegations linking her to Epstein’s exploitation of girls and young women — including denials she made during the sworn testimony for depositions in 2016. The new indictment accuses Maxwell of committing perjury in those depositions.
In the months since Epstein died, federal agents have been discretely keeping an eye on Maxwell during the ongoing investigation. Prosecutors are asking for Maxwell to be held without bail, and also said they are continuing to investigate the case. Maxwell is “an extreme flight risk,” who faces the prospect of serving “many years in prison,” prosecutors said in a court filing. That filing also noted that Maxwell, the daughter of the late crooked media mogul Robert Maxwell, has extensive international connections, citizenship in Britain and France, passports from the U.S., United Kingdom and France, and large sums of money.
The filing stated that Maxwell has 15 different bank accounts, and has made intentional efforts to avoid detection, including moving locations at least twice, switching her primary phone number (which she registered under the name “G Max” and email address, and ordering packages for delivery with a different person listed on the shipping label.” The property she was living in at the time of her arrest was purchased in December by a limited liability corporation that was anonymized to hide the identity of the person or persons behind the purchase, according to prosecutors. The real estate agent who handled the sale for the seller said she was unaware of the buyer’s actual identity because the buyer’s representatives would not disclose it.
Maxwell is the first to be charged in the Epstein investigation besides Epstein himself. Audrey Strauss, the acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, which is prosecuting the case said her office “would welcome” Prince Andrew “coming in and giving us an opportunity to hear his statement” about his relationship with Epstein and Maxwell. Prince Andrew previously has denied a claim by one of Epstein’s victims that he had sex with her at the direction of Maxwell.

 

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US Surpasses 3 Million Coronavirus Cases

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The U.S. coronavirus outbreak continues with over 3 million confirmed cases as more states reported record numbers of new infections, and Florida faced an impending shortage of intensive care unit hospital beds. Additional hospitalizations could strain healthcare systems in many areas, leading to an uptick in deaths from the respiratory illness that has killed more than 131,000 Americans since the pandemic began and many survivors are grappling with long-term complications. Authorities have reported alarming increases of daily caseloads in roughly two dozen states over the past two weeks, a sign that efforts to control transmission of the novel coronavirus have failed in large swaths of the country.
Last week, the country averaged just under 50,000 new cases daily — the highest rate recorded, and twice as high as a month ago. An influential coronavirus model has increased its projections for US deaths and it’s now forecasting more than 208,000 deaths by November. Experts say that face masks could save as many as 45,000 US lives by November if 95% of the population wears a covering in public, according to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, which built the model.
California, Hawaii, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma and Texas shattered their previous daily record highs for new cases. California reported more than 10,000 coronavirus cases in one day, a record rise for a single day that also surpassed the number of contact tracers recently trained by the state to detect and prevent potential outbreaks. About 24 states have also reported disturbingly high infection rates as a percentage of diagnostic tests conducted over the past week. New COVID-19 infections have risen in 42 states in the past two weeks. Only three other U.S. states have reported more than 10,000 cases in a day. Florida reported 11,458 new cases on July 4 and Texas reported 10,028 on July 7.
At least 56 intensive care units in Florida hospitals had reached capacity on July 7, state officials said. Another 35 hospitals show ICU bed availability of 10% or less, according to the Agency for Health Care Administration in that state. Georgia surpassed 100,000 reported coronavirus cases, becoming the ninth state to pass the mark. In California, the number of hospitalizations across the state were at an all-time high and the virus positivity rate jumped more than 2% in Los Angeles.
New York recorded 12,847 new infections on April 10, three weeks after the state implemented a strict lockdown that closed most businesses. Once the epicenter of the U.S. epidemic, New York saw cases rise by about 6% in June – the lowest rate in the entire country. In Texas, the number of hospitalized patients has more than doubled in just two weeks. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said it was adding short-term “surge” testing sites in three metropolitan areas in Florida, Louisiana and Texas.

Affecting nearly one of every 100 Americans, the surge has forced authorities to backpedal on moves to reopen businesses, such as restaurants and bars, after mandatory lockdowns in March and April reduced economic activity to a virtual standstill and put millions of Americans out of work.
Governors and mayors in many states have ordered people in hotspot counties to wear face coverings in public. Recently published research found that on average, the time from exposure to symptom onset (known as the incubation period) is about five to six days. However, studies have shown that symptoms could appear as soon as three days after exposure to as long as 13 days later. That is why contact tracing is so important in controlling the spread of the coronavirus although in parts of the south and southwest, cases are now rising so quickly that experts are warning contact tracing isn’t possible any more.

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Incidents of BLM Protesters Being Run Over Across the US

 

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Researchers at the University of Chicago have documented 50 incidents of Black Lives Matter protestors being hit by cars from May 27 to June 17 across the country. The rash of attacks where they say right wing extremists have used their vehicles as weapons against Black Lives Matter protestors. Of those, five were by law enforcement and 45 by civilians. At least 18 are categorized as deliberate attacks; another two dozen are unclear as to motivation or are still under investigation, according to a count released Friday by Ari Weil, a terrorism researcher at the University of Chicago’s Chicago Project on Security and Threats. Weil has tracked vehicle-ramming attacks, or VRAs, since protests began.
Four were ruled accidental, including the viral incident when a tanker barreled down a highway in Minneapolis, sending terrified protesters running for their lives. Authorities later released the driver without charges, saying he had acted foolishly but did not deliberately target protesters.
The 20 people facing prosecution in the incidents include a state leader of the Virginia Ku Klux Klan, as well as a California man who was charged with attempted murder after antagonizing protesters and then driving into them, striking a teenage girl. Video footage of some attacks shows drivers yelling at or threatening Black Lives Matter protesters before hitting the gas.
In New York, an SUV driver sped through a peaceful protest march in Times Square, narrowly missing several people. In Bloomington, Indiana, two people were injured when a driver rammed a peaceful march demanding justice for a Black activist who survived an attempted lynching. In Long Island, New York, police arrested a man after he allegedly plowed his SUV into a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters, injuring two people. One ramming in Boston unfolded live on the local TV news, with the reporter at the scene saying, “Several people just got hit! Several people just got run over!”
A 27-year-old man, Dawit Kelete was charged with vehicular homicide, vehicular assault and reckless driving after barreling into a Black Lives Matter protest on a closed Seattle freeway, killing protester Summer Taylor, 24, and seriously injuring nother protester, Diaz Love, 32. Kelete allegedly drove his white Jaguar onto a closed section of the interstate where ongoing demonstrations have been occurring, and slammed into Taylor and Diaz.
Surveillance video captured the 2013 Jaguar apparently speeding down the freeway, swerving around cars supporting the protest that were blocking the lanes, and striking Taylor and Love, who were walking on the shoulder. The blow knocked them into the air, over the roof of the vehicle, and onto the pavement. According to the charging documents, Kelete allegedly did not slow down as he drove on the shoulder, aiming for the two.
The last rash of vehicle rammings occurred in 2015 and 2016, Weil said, when the “Run Them Over” meme was popularized in far-right circles in response to Black Lives Matter protests and demonstrations against the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline. The most high-profile attack occurred a year later, during the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. James Alex Fields previously espoused neo-Nazi and white supremacist beliefs. He was convicted of hit and run and first degree murder after he plowed his car into a crowd, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer and wounding dozens of others.
“To see dozens of these incidents occur over two weekends was surprisingly high. I want to caution that this isn’t just a far-right, neo-Nazi thing, but it’s becoming something that’s encouraged broadly, and I think that should worry everyone,” Weil said.

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Daily HI4E.org Trivia Contest Winners For The Week Ending: Sunday, July 12th, 2020.

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Daily HI4E.org Trivia Contest Winners For The Week Ending: Sunday, July 12th, 2020.

In an effort to broaden the company’s “social interaction” with our clients and FaceBook fans, Daily Trivia Questions are posted on both of our business pages. Here are the weekly standings for this past week, and the winner of the Sunday night Weekly Drawing for an AmEx/VISA gift card!     

Congratulations  – To this past week’s Trivia Contest Winner!!   Our latest contest winner for the weekly FaceBook HealthInsurance4Everyone/Health & Life Solutions, LLC Trivia Contest, drawn randomly by computer late Sunday evening, July 12th, 2020 was:

         

ALISA  JONES

McBain, MI

Winner Of A $25.00 AmEX/VISA Gift Card

 

Each day, fans who have “liked” either of our company FaceBook pages (HealthInsurance4Everyone  or Health & Life Solutions LLC) are able to test their skills with our Daily TRIVIA QUESTION.  The first 20 winners who post the correct answer to the TRIVIA QUESTION, will then get entered into the weekly drawing held late on Sunday evenings for a $25.00 Am Ex/Visa Gift Card.


Weekly Gift Card winners will be posted in our blog at this site.  Remember to become a FaceBook fan and “Like and Follow” either of our company pages to enter and post your answers. 

 

 

 

Trivia Last Weeks Winner

 

 

 

Trivia Winners & Drawing Entries 7/06/20 thru 7/12/20 are as follows:

 

  

 

7/6/20

 

Shannon Rush

Kendra Lynne Ramsey

Sherry Lilly

Lori Capobianco

Leigh Reader

Josephine Casey

Tiffany Greene Elliott

Mary M

Dale Fish

Tonya Velazquez

Sarah Bellestri Shih

Sean Stover

Anna Nichols

Jessica Steiner

Be Schwerin

Yolanda Ortega-Hackett

Trish Marks

Priscilla Shimp

Paula Johnson

Tammy Lee Stookey

Donna Porter

Melissa Ann Stura-Bassett

Karen Goodwin Delaney

Rhonda Grisham

 

 

7/7/20

 

Cathy Ahner

Melanie Raman

Sheila Carvell

Jenifer Garza

Tiffany Greene Elliott

Paula Gillespie

Jean Simmons Homfeld

Mike Wallace

Katrina Worford

Marcia Gauer

Michelle Webb

Johanna Landsaw-Davis

Tina David Konegan

Cathie Ahner

Dawn Raasch

Jennifer Ramlet

Karyn Koehler

Pam Johnson Rowland

Paula Johnson

Steve Ahner

Rosanne Clark

Jessica Steiner

Stephen Earl

 

 

7/8/20

 

Sunney Michelle Johnson

Kristina Harris

Jennifer Vega

Rhonda Grisham

Katrina Worford

Kim Avery

Darlene Whyte

Jill Nagel

Madeline Lonergan

Brooke Scott

Karen Goodwin Delaney

Linda Godin

Melissa Shaulis Mazzur

Brandy Cardenas

Michelle Webb

Mary M

Tammy Lee Stookey

Becky Holland

Be Schwerin

Jennifer Ramlet

 

 

7/9/20

 

Jennifer Marie

Phylicia Phillips

Sarah Frank

Brittany Doerfler

Sarah Bellestri Shih

Rhonda Grisham

Debbie Bloxom

Sunney Michelle Johnson

April Ashcraft

Suzanne Driscoll

Josephine Casey

Tiffany Borek

Ashley Agner

Leigh Reader

Joann Tompkins-Winborn

Rosanne Clark

Kimberly Snyder

Stephen Earl

Carrie Capehart

Sue Dudley

Christy Hawkes

 

 

 

7/10/20

 

Tom JG

Angela Janisse

Lucyna Dorota

Pam Johnson Rowland

Jessica Steiner

Kevin Cusack

Be Schwerin

Becky Holland

Amanda Kyrie’ Ayala

Yolanda Oretega-Hackett

Kimberly Snyder

Vickie Gipson

Eleazar Ruiz

Shannon Rush

Trish Hysell

Debbie Bloxom

Kate Williams

Lisa Puckett

Gina Guarente Fieger

Cheryl Ralley-Messick

April Ashcraft

 

 

7/11/20

 

Jill Nauyokas

Kristina Harris

Brandi K Chaney

Rhonda Grisham

Carrie Vucinaj

Briana Washington

Yolanda Ortega-Hackett

Stacy Nelson

Lori Sexton Leal

Cathy Ahner

Joann Tompkins-Winborn

Michelle Webb

April Ashcraft

Becky Holland

Mary M

Angela Janisse

Steve Ahner

Stephanie McCoy

Alicia Dansby

Jay Robert

Mike Wallace

 

 

7/12/20

 

Brittany Doerfler

Melinda Sue Fritz

Becky Holland

Nia Rammal

April Ashcraft

Kate Williams

Jenifer Garza

Lori Capobianco

Tammy Lee Stookey

Lori Capobiance

Jodi Stevens

Cheryl Ralley-Messick

Alicia Dansby

Alana Dimambro

Kelsey Brooke Vinson

Stacy Nelson

Wendy Pesce

Carrie Capehart

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Army Confirms Remains Are Missing Soldier Vanessa Guillen

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The family of Vanessa Guillen, the 20-year-old Fort Hood soldier who has been missing since April 22, says military investigators have positively identified her remains. The remains were found last week in a shallow grave near the Texas Army base. The Army said that one suspect, Cecily Anne Aguilar, was in custody in connection with Guillen’s disappearance.  A second suspect in the case, Specialist Aaron David Robinson, took his own life in Killeen, Texas, as officers approached him.

Guillen was reported missing on April 23 and her car keys, identification card, bank card, and barracks key were found inside the armory where she worked.  Her family felt Guillen disappeared under suspicious circumstances.   The case was investigated under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation with Bell County Sheriff’s Office.  They began searching the area and SPC Robinson was interviewed for the first time on April 28.

On June 19, Aguilar is interviewed for the first time and the remains of another missing soldier, Pvt. Gregory Morales, were found outside Fort Hood during the search for Guillen.  The remains were left in a field near the 3200 block of Florence Road in Killeen. Morales had been missing since August 2019 and was listed by the Army as a deserter.  Robinson left his post on June 30 and shot himself in the head as police tried to make contact with him along a roadside in the early morning hours of July 1st.   CID interviewed Aguilar a second time hours after Robinson killed herself and she helped lead investigators to the remains of Guillen.  She admitted that he picked her up from her job and in the early morning hours of April 23, showed her the body of Guillen, admitting he bludgeoned her on base.

Army investigators told the family Guillen was beaten to death with a hammer in the armory building where she worked before being removed from the base.  According to her family, Guillén had been planning on reporting Robinson for sexual harassment.  Aguilar admitted that the two dismembered the body and attempted to burn the remains before placing them in two separate holes.  They returned and continued dismembering the remains to better conceal the murder.  Aguilar is being held in custody while the criminal investigation continues. If convicted, she could face up to 20 years in prison. She is expected back in court on 14 July, when bail could be considered.

Guillen’s family has called for a congressional investigation into the Fort Hood base. They allege that she was harassed by someone in her unit. Her sister, Mayra Guillen said last week she believed her sister was afraid during her time on the base.  Officials have said they have no report to indicate she was sexually harassed or assaulted. Major General Scott Efflandt said the army would “complete the ongoing investigation into sexual harassment and take action against those findings” at the base, in addition to the investigation into Guillen’s murder.

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Three Officers Fired, One Resigns After Selfie Photos In Front of Elijah McClain Memorial Surface

 

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Protests against racism and police violence continued over the weekend.  In Aurora, Colorado, police used pepper spray on crowds as thousands took to the streets, shutting down an interstate, in a call for justice for Elijah McClain.  McClain, 23, was killed by police after he was tackled by police as he headed home from a local convenience store, placed in a chokehold and then injected with the sedative ketamine by paramedics.   Three officers with the Aurora Police Department were fired, and a fourth resigned, after they took selfie photos reenacting the killing of Elijah McClain in front of a memorial for him two months after his death.  Aurora’s interim police chief, Vanessa Wilson, called the photo a “crime against humanity and decency.”

Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced a special prosecutor would reopen a probe into the police killing of Elijah McClain.  Those officers are Erica Marrero and Kyle Dittrich. The officer in the middle of the photos, Jaron Jones, resigned.  Officer Jason Rosenblatt, one of the officers involved in McClain’s arrest, was terminated after responding via text to the photos with “haha.” It’s not clear if Rosenblatt will appeal his termination.

Federal law enforcement agencies revealed that, since last year, they’ve been investigating the death of Elijah McClain at the hands of Aurora police and paramedics.  The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado, the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division and the Denver Division of the FBI said in a news release that the recent international attention around the death of McClain caused them to disclose their ongoing investigation.  McClain was walking home from a store when a passerby called 911 and reported McClain was acting odd.

Three officers responded to the call and located McClain walking northbound near Interstate 225.  McClain was wearing a mask but was not armed, and had not committed a crime.  McClain didn’t stop when officers told him to, later telling them he had his music playing on his headphones and couldn’t hear them. One officer grabs McClain, who asked the officer to respect his boundaries, placed him in a chokehold and tackled him to the ground.  He was also given ketamine, a sedative, by an Aurora Fire Department paramedic.

The officers claim McClain resisted arrest and that he attempted to take one of their guns. Body camera footage does not show McClain reaching for their guns.  McClain “briefly went unconscious,” according to a report the local district attorney, Dave Young, completed last fall.  McClain could also be heard in the police video telling the officers, “I can’t breathe, please,” and he vomited while he was on the ground.  When paramedics arrived, McClain was injected with ketamine, placed into soft cuffs and loaded into an ambulance.  About seven minutes after he received the ketamine, McClain had no pulse in the ambulance and went into cardiac arrest, the report said. Medics were able to revive him, but he was later declared brain dead, and he was taken off life support less than a week later.

Mari Newman, an attorney for McClain’s family, said that the ketamine was unnecessary and that she wants a thorough investigation.  “The Aurora medics had no right to inject Elijah with ketamine at all,” she said. “He was handcuffed, crushed against the ground by officers much larger then he was, and he was not fighting. He was begging for his life, vomiting and trying to breathe. And they certainly had no right to involuntary inject him with a dose intended for someone over twice his size.”

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Covid 19 Surges in 36 States

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The World Health Organization is warning “the worst is yet to come” as countries across the globe are experiencing new spikes, with some putting the brakes on reopening.   The pandemic is the worst in the Americas, where the number of COVID-19 deaths are projected to nearly triple to 627,000 by October 1.  Coronavirus cases have now surpassed 11 million worldwide, with over a half-million deaths. Cases continue to surge across much of the United States, where confirmed cases have now topped 2.8 million, with over 128,000 reported deaths — that’s one-quarter of the world’s cases and deaths, though the U.S. has just over 4% of the global population.

Spikes are being reported in 36 states. Only two states — Connecticut and Rhode Island — saw a decline in new cases compared to the previous week.  The United States has set another grim coronavirus record, confirming nearly 52,000 cases of COVID-19 in just 24 hours.  Alaska, Arizona, California, Georgia, Idaho, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas all reported single-day record levels of the disease with hospitals in some regions already overwhelmed with patients.

At least a dozen states have “paused” their reopening. In California, Governor Gavin Newsom ordered bars in seven counties, including Los Angeles, to close. The governors of Florida and Texas have ordered bars to close, among other restrictions, in an attempt to curb the surge in cases.  A major hospital system in Houston reportedly stopped disclosing COVID-19 data after its ICU capacity hit 100%, and following conversations with Governor Greg Abbott in which he expressed concern over negative headlines.  Both governors are refusing to impose statewide stay-at-home orders and mandate the wearing of face masks.

More states around the country are imposing new measures and rolling back their reopening as coronavirus cases continue to surge. The governors of Oregon and Kansas are mandating face masks for residents. Jacksonville, Florida, also said it will make face coverings mandatory.  Seven cities in Texas say they will impose orders mandating face masks.  Meanwhile, hospitals in Texas report a dire situation as cases surge.

Meanwhile, beaches in Los Angeles, as well as several Florida counties, were closed for Fourth of July weekend.  Despite skyrocketing cases, crowds still packed many of the open beaches in coastal cities for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, sparking further fears of new spikes.

Officials in Texas, Florida and Arizona say the states’ early reopenings helped fuel the explosion in cases. In California, Governor Gavin Newsom reimposed coronavirus restrictions, shutting down bars and indoor dining in 19 counties that are home to more than 70% of California’s population.  In Arizona, Governor Doug Ducey ordered bars, gyms, movie theaters and water parks closed for at least 30 days amid an exponential rise in new infections.  New York City has also halted plans to reopen indoor dining at restaurants. New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have ordered travelers from 16 states with high infection rates to self-quarantine upon their arrival.

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