The Daily Populous

Saturday October 7th, 2023 morning edition

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A special prosecutor will not charge the six Georgia State Patrol troopers who shot and killed an environmental protestor at the proposed site for the controversial Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.

After months of investigating, the Stone Mountain Circuit District Attorney’s Office says the troopers' use of lethal force was "objectively reasonable under the circumstances of the case.".

In their report, officials say the troopers spoke with Tortuguita, who refused to leave and zipped up the tent in which they were living.

Word that the Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit DA will not file charges against the six state troopers who shot and killed reached the 26-year-old's mother.

The autopsy further reveals that Manuel was most probably in a seated position, cross-legged when killed," the family’s attorney expressed in March.

The GBI says this was the gun Manuel Esteban Paez Teran used to shoot a Georgia State Patrol trooper during a raid near the "Cop City" Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.

Georgia prosecutors indicted 61 people on RICO charges in connection with protests, calling the defendants "militant anarchists" who are accused of committing arson and damaging property in metro Atlanta. »

US tourist destroys 'blasphemous' Roman statues at the Israel Museum

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A tourist in his 40s was arrested by Israel Police on Thursday for damaging and destroying ancient Roman statues displayed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Broken statues are seen at the Israel Museum on October 5, 2023 (credit: ISRAEL POLICE).

In a statement, the Israel Museum condemned the "extremely worrying" incident, adding that the statues were brought to professionals in the museum's preservation department. »

"Already an embarrassment": Legal experts shred Judge Aileen Cannon for granting Trump "delay"

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That Sept. 22 filing accused special counsel Jack Smith's team of making "unjust efforts...to foist rushed CIPA litigation on the Court, President Trump, and his co-defendants.".

Some legal experts questioned Cannon's Friday order and suggested that it could pave the way for Trump to delay the trial date.

"Judge Cannon puts CIPA deadlines on hold until she rules on Trump’s pending motions," national security lawyer Bradley Moss wrote on X, formerly Twitter. »

U.S. transition to clean energy is happening faster than you think, reporter says

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U.S. transition to clean energy is happening faster than you think, reporter says.

The New York Times' three-part series called "The Energy Transition" explores the speed, challenges, politics and economics of this move toward newer sources of energy.

MOSLEY: You write about this transition to clean energy, that it's happening faster than we might think. »

Saudi Arabia has given up on Palestine with Israeli peace - terror chief

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The remarks were broadcast to demonstrators in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and Syria, who marked the 36th anniversary of the founding of the movement.

Armed and masked militants attended the Gaza rally dressed in military style uniforms.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which seeks the destruction of Israel, has fought repeated battles with the Israeli military in recent years and has always rejected any political compromise. »