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Hopeful Times – Rick Manning But Unconstitutional Expansion of Government Confrontation Necessary for MAGA Movement Success and Congress Must Act to Support Trump; MHARR and MHVille FEA [Video]
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Hopeful Times – Rick Manning But Unconstitutional Expansion of Government Confrontation Necessary for MAGA Movement Success and Congress Must Act to Support Trump; MHARR and MHVille FEA [Video]

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Looking back at Elan School’s notorious past after fire at former campus [Video]
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One of the seven buildings on the Poland campus of the defunct Elan School was destroyed by a fire that started early Sunday morning.The private, for-profit boarding school was opened in 1970 by psychiatrist Gerald Davidson and Joe Ricci, the former owner of the Scarborough Downs race track.The Elan School, which closed in 2011, was known as a place for troubled teenagers. The annual fee for parents was $55,000 per child.Former students have come forward over the years to say they were victims of physical and emotional abuse. One former student produced a documentary about the Elan School called “Last Stop.”In 1982, 15-year-old Phil Williams Jr. died when witnesses said he was forced to take part in a boxing match with another student. Maine’s Total Coverage spoke with Williams’ sister, Pam Newell, in 2016 when the Maine State Police opened an investigation into his death.”I thought it was a wonderful place. I thought they were helping my brother. I thought he was coming home,” Newell said. “He came home all right, in a box.”Williams’ death certificate states he died of a brain aneurysm. No charges were ever filed in connection with his death.The Elan School was also mentioned in the murder trial of Michael Skakel, the nephew of Ethel Kennedy. Testimony during Skakels trial in 2002 indicated he confessed to classmates while at Elan, telling them he killed his neighbor Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Connecticut, in 1975. Skakel was convicted, but the conviction was later overturned.All that remains of the Elan School are empty, boarded-up buildings sitting on 33 acres of land near Upper Range Pond.Poland fire Chief Thomas Printup said he is suspicious of the fire’s origin.”There’s no power in the buildings. At this point, it seems like a questionable occurrence,” Printup said.Printup said the Poland Fire Department would defer to the state fire marshal’s office, which is investigating the cause of the fire.Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.Previous coverage:

New Orleans teen gets no jail time in ATV crash that hurt deputy [Video]
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New Orleans teen gets no jail time in ATV crash that hurt deputy [Video]

A teenager originally accused of attempted murder of a police officer following an incident involving an ATV in Plaquemines Parish has entered a guilty plea in the case. The teen, Reginald Hamilton, will not be serving any jail time. Hamilton admitted he was wrong when he drove his ATV away from police in June 2022. The police chase made national headlines when Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s deputies pursued him on a highway. It has been two years since the incident, and the case is officially closed. “Ultimately we got the outcome we wanted which is no jail time. We never thought what took place and what they alleged added up,” said Dr. Ashonta Wyatt. Wyatt is the spokesperson for Hamilton and his family.”We never thought what he did deserved jail time,” said Wyatt. “The outcome we got is the outcome we should have had on the front end,” said Wyatt.Hamilton was 18 at the time and lived in Algiers. He was fishing with friends when Plaquemines Parish deputies saw him improperly riding an ATV on the highway. When deputies began pursuing him, he didn’t stop. The entire incident was captured on dashcam footage. After Hamilton crashed into the deputy, who was trying to lay spikes out on the highway, he was arrested and accused of attempted murder.”We will not stand for this type of behavior in Plaquemines,” said Sheriff Jerry Turlich during a 2022 media briefing.The family held numerous rallies and protests, claiming the charges were an overreach.Years later, a grand jury agreed, formally charging Hamilton with a lesser charge of aggravated battery.A judge granted a change of venue before a trial was set to start, but the case never made it to the courtroom. Hamilton pleaded guilty as charged to the crime, received 18 months house arrest and a three-year probation sentence. “Everybody had to compromise, I don’t think the attorneys for Reginald Hamilton wanted this to end with felony probation – but the alternative was prison and we did not want the child to go to prison,” said Wyatt.District Attorney Charles Ballay says the injured deputy was always involved in the process and was well aware of the plea deal.Ballay said the officer was understanding, feeling this was the best disposition of the case.Hamilton is a new father and is raising his child at home while on house arrest.PPSO declined comment and referred WDSU Investigates to the district attorney’s office.

We were always worried about something like this happening: Firefighters from all over Boston area Boston 25 News [Video]
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We were always worried about something like this happening: Firefighters from all over Boston area Boston 25 News [Video]

The fire started spreading like coming up the train track and I told her we need to get out cause theres a lot of dry leaves on the ground and I was like I dont want that fire to come to the building, said Edna Vargas, who lives in building right next to the warehouse.