The Daily Populous

Monday May 29th, 2023 night edition

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The family of a Jacksonville man says he died in November after going two days in the Duval County jail without the medication he needed to survive.

Police video shows him repeatedly telling the arresting officer he needs his medication because he was a heart transplant recipient.

The incident, which was first reported by The Tributary, raises questions about how the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office provides healthcare to inmates.

Barry’s attorney and his family claim his death is the result of a systemic problem.

Patients with organ transplants take daily medication to keep their bodies from rejecting the transplant.

“If something happens to me because of my heart, there’s going to be a problem,” Barry said.

A spokesperson from the American Board of Trial Advocates says any suggestion the first appearance judge acted improperly is unfair. »

Rampant child sexual abuse is occurring in churches — not at drag shows

Authored by msnbc.com
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This includes last year’s report from Southern Baptist Convention leaders on allegations of widespread sexual abuse within the ultraconservative denomination.

By comparison, there have been no credible reports, to my knowledge, of child sexual abuse at drag shows.

Will there now be a widespread push to bar children from churches given the thousands of reported sexual abuse incidents nationwide? »

Ukraine plans to impose sanctions against Iran for 50 years

Authored by pravda.com.ua

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has submitted a draft resolution to the Verkhovna Rada to impose 50-year-long sanctions against Iran.

The document also proposes to prohibit any investment in Iran and the transfer of technology and intellectual property rights by residents of Ukraine.

At a meeting on Tuesday, 25 April, the Cabinet of Ministers decided to submit proposals for the National Security and Defence Council to impose sectoral sanctions on Iran. »

A Ugandan vet's amazing story of her work to save mountain gorillas

Authored by cbc.ca

Quirks and Quarks 18:11 A Ugandan vet’s amazing story of her work to save mountain gorillas.

That positive step was due, in no small part, to Ugandan veterinarian Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka.

Her working home is Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to roughly half of the world's mountain gorillas. »