Sean Reynolds
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#1,390 - Defund The Police: Socialist CM Demands Security After Her Building Targeted By Feces 01.11.2022 13:35
The socialist city councilwoman who led the efforts to defund and demonize the Seattle Police Department is again asking for special treatment. City councilwoman Kshama Sawant’s residence has reportedly been defaced with feces at least four times this month. The last incident, on Oct. 13, is being investigated as a political or racial bias incident. It’s unclear if the genesis of the feces is huma...
#1,389 - Far-left Portland city councilwoman storms out of city hall meeting after military record questioned 01.11.2022 18:38
In a city council meeting on Thursday, far-left Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty, who is running for reelection, was accused of stolen valor. Hardesty has also called on her challenger Rene Gonzalez to "denounce" The Post Millennial’s editor-at-large Andy Ngo for his coverage of her. The official Twitter account for Hardesty’s re-election posted on Thursday night, “Will Rene d...
#1,388 - Nike co-founder Phil Knight declares all out war on Democrats in Oregon 01.11.2022 15:35
Nike co-founder Phil Knight said he will do anything to block Democrats from keeping their hold on Oregon's gubernatorial seat Saturday. Knight, 84, has poured cash into the campaigns of Democrat Tina Kotek's opponents in the governors race. He helped to kickstart a campaign from Betsy Johnson, a former Democrat running as an independent, who is serving as a major spoiler for Kotek. John...
#1,387 - New York City Schools Struggle to Cope With influx of 5,500 Migrant Kids 21.10.2022 12:43
A Manhattan public school with just one certified bilingual teacher is reeling under the weight of a sudden influx of migrant students who don’t speak any English, The Post has learned. “We’re overwhelmed,” one frustrated teacher at PS 33 Chelsea Prep said Tuesday. “We’ve all got migrant students in our classrooms. The teachers don’t speak Spanish. There’s no resources helping us out right now — i...
#1,386 - Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Announces Plan to Ban Unsanctioned Camping and Build a Homeless Megaplex 21.10.2022 14:20
WW has learned that Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler plans next week to announce a sweeping strategy to ban unsanctioned camping across the city and build three massive sanctioned camping areas, called “campuses,” each with capacity for 500 people. Each campus would be divided into four camps with a 125-person capacity. The city intends to fill one of each of the 125-person camps in each of the three ca...
#1,385 - Leadership in Illinois defend upcoming Safe-T Act (The Purge) Jan 1, 2023 20.10.2022 10:25
As the calls grow louder to scrap the controversial justice reform package the SAFE-T Act, Illinois Democrats are on the defensive. The legislation places restrictions on police and eliminates cash bail on Jan. 1, making Illinois the first state to do so. Lawmakers approved the SAFE-T Act at the urging of the Legislative Black Caucus as part of their response to the murder of George Floyd at the h...
#1,384 - New York City Mayor panics and resorts to ticketing buses bringing migrants from Texas 20.10.2022 13:11
The New York Police Department was seen pulling over and ticketing buses that carried migrants from the border in Texas to the self-declared sanctuary city over the weekend. A team of NYPD Highway Patrol officers on Friday waited near the Port Authority to pull over four buses that had just dropped off dozens of migrants at around 6:15 a.m., according to a report from the New York Post. Support th...
#1,383 - City of Tacoma bans illegal homeless encampments within 10 blocks of sanctioned shelters 20.10.2022 13:47
An ordinance to create a homeless encampment ban around temporary shelters and protected waters in Tacoma was passed by the City Council on a 6-3 vote Tuesday night. The ordinance restricts homeless camps from being set up within 10 blocks of the city’s temporary homeless shelters. Support the show 🛍️ Merch - https://Store. ReasonableTV.com/ 🌟 Go PREMIUM with Reasonable+ for uncensored access to...
#1,382 - FBI data indicates Portland far outpaces rest of country with increase in violent crime 19.10.2022 17:55
The increase in violent crime in Portland, Oregon between 2020 and 2021 outpaced the rest of the United States, according to the latest FBI data. The FBI released its latest figures last Wednesday, showing that violent crime in the U.S. more or less remained steady between 2020 and 2021. Support the show 🛍️ Merch - https://Store. ReasonableTV.com/ 🌟 Go PREMIUM with Reasonable+ for uncensored ac...
#1,381 - St. Louis leaders preparing to sue Hyundai and Kia over rampant car thefts in the city 19.10.2022 17:05
Car thefts have skyrocketed in St. Louis in recent months, with city leadership threatening lawsuits against Kia and Hyundai for an alleged defect that makes certain makes of the cars easier to steal. "Our drivers probably get about five of these things a day. Just Kias and Hyundais getting stolen," tow truck driver Mark Hartmann told KMOV last week of thefts in the city. Auto thefts in...
#1,380 - California's Long Beach main library closes over "safety concerns" 19.10.2022 14:22
The city closed its new Billie Jean King Main Library in Downtown for in-person service due to security concerns among staff, officials said. The library, opened in 2019 at a cost of $48 million, is now open for to-go service only. The change went into effect Sept. 27 and was initially expected to last for two weeks, according a notice the city posted on Twitter—however Cathy De Leon, director of...
#1,379 - Portland Residents Overwhelmingly Fear Walking Alone In Their Own Neighborhoods 18.10.2022 15:52
Portlanders are afraid of being attacked and encountering people with serious mental health or drug issues when walking alone in their own neighborhoods, a recent study commissioned by Mayor Ted Wheeler’s Office shows. The local firm that conducted the survey, DHM Research, also concluded that most Portland residents also lack confidence that their 911 calls will be answered quickly in the event o...
#1,378 - Phil Knight, CEO of Nike donating millions to Oregon Republican Gov. Candidate 18.10.2022 12:19
Nike co-founder Phil Knight donated $1 million to Republican Christine Drazan's campaign in the race for Oregon governor after previously donating a total of $3.75 million to unaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson. With the November election a month away, polls are showing Drazan is neck and neck with Democrat Tina Kotek, while unaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson is trailing in third place. Su...
#1,377 - San Francisco Suffers Worst Decline in Median Income in US During Pandemic 17.10.2022 14:32
San Francisco saw the single largest drop in median income of any major city in the country during the COVID-19 pandemic as wealthy tech workers fled the city in droves, according to census data. The U.S. Census Bureau compiled data on the nation's top 25 most populous metropolitan areas from 2019 to 2021 to help determine the impact of the pandemic. Median household income for the area of Sa...
#1,376 - Tyson Foods Joins Mass Exodus of Big Business from Chicago Over Crime 17.10.2022 15:28
Tyson Foods Inc. became the latest large company to announce its departure from Chicago, continuing a trend in the city that many have argued is the result of the city's skyrocketing rates of crime and threatens to do harm to its most vulnerable populations. "You're talking about a situation where you have a hollowed out economy, where you have businesses leaving, there are no jobs,...
#1,375 - Violent crime decreasing in Delaware city whose Democrat Mayor was a hard no go on "Defund Police" 14.10.2022 16:24
Crime has decreased since 2021 in Wilmington, Delaware, whose Democratic mayor is on record opposing any potential moves to defund the city police department. "There's certainly been some people protesting police behavior, but across the board we have one of the finest police departments in America, as far as I'm concerned," Democratic Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki told Fox Ne...
#1,374 - Portland HS eliminates police presence on campus then melts down with 80 min 911 response time 14.10.2022 20:05
A KGW investigation found police were slow to respond or didn’t respond at all to three separate incidents involving guns spotted near the Portland high school. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos daily. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK Support the show 🛍️ Merch - https://Store. ReasonableTV.com/ 🌟 Go PREMIUM with Reasonable+ for uncensored access to our entire content library: https://ReasonableTV.com/ 💬...
#1,373 - BLM & Antifa should pay the $2 million to restore iconic Portland Elk statue 14.10.2022 15:47
This week the city shared an update on the Thompson Elk Fountain restoration feasibility study. The fountain could return to downtown Portland by next spring and cost upwards of $2 million to repair and restore, according to the Portland Parks Foundation. The landmark was heavily damaged during the 2020 protests and deemed unsafe. City crews removed it and for more than two years it’s been socked...
#1,372 - King County denies reporter Jonathan Choe with Antifa move at Homeless MEGAPLEX media event 13.10.2022 17:36
Residents and business owners in Seattle’s Chinatown neighborhood protest nearly daily in hopes of blocking what they call a mega-plex homeless shelter on the edge their district. They march to the King County Council board meeting and to the site of the shelter carrying signs that read ‘stop Asian hate’ and ‘systemic racism again’. They’re fighting a big expansion of a 270-bed homeless shelter th...
#1,371 - Will employees returning to DT Portland offices reduce crime in the area? 13.10.2022 21:41
Portland Police made three arrests after four homicides in a 24-hour time period over the weekend. This spanned from early Friday morning into Saturday, including two stabbings in Old Town, a shooting in Northeast, and a shooting in Southeast. Sergeant Kevin Allen said from investigative units to patrol officers, it was all hands on deck to address the spike in homicides. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for...
#1,370 - Out of control Portland homeless woman perfect example of massively broken system 13.10.2022 16:52
The strange case of Terri Zinzer, the woman who allegedly broke into a house and lay down on a child's bed several weeks ago, continued in recent days with another break-in Friday and a missed court appearance Monday. The latest incident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. Friday at an apartment on Northeast 17th Avenue near Northeast Broadway. Drew Doety told KGW his mother came home from work and...
#1,369 - CHOP Update: An additional 191 texts from Seattle Mayor's phone were manually deleted report states 12.10.2022 22:28
A newly disclosed forensic analysis has found that 191 texts were manually deleted from an iPhone of former Mayor Jenny Durkan in the months after her administration’s controversial response to racial justice protests in June 2020, according to the latest filings in a federal lawsuit. The previously unknown manual text deletions from Durkan’s phone — along with other new details, including that “f...
#1,368 - Sacramento proposed ballot would allow citizens to sue cities over homeless encampment violations 12.10.2022 20:16
In the Tenderloin, it was UC Hastings College of the Law that sued the city of San Francisco over “abandoning” the neighborhood to tents and open drug dealing. In Venice Beach, a couple with two kids filed suit against Los Angeles over the tent city outside their front door. From Phoenix to Portland, Ore., other cases brought by residents fed up with what they see as the ill effects of homeless e...
#1,367 - NE Portland retirement community rocked daily by homeless encampment across street 11.10.2022 19:27
A line of RVs and campers has formed outside a retirement community on Northeast Sandy Boulevard and 143rd. It moved in a few weeks ago after the city cleared them from the Parkrose High and Middle Schools. “It’s pure hell,” said Bambi Alvey, who has lived in the retirement community for 10 years. “I wake up every morning looking out my window at the homeless people looking through my window back...
#1,366 - Home Depot in Triage Mode as it locks up more products to combat systematic shoplifting 11.10.2022 26:01
Many retailers in the U.S. are fighting against a rise in retail theft, with various nationwide reports showing that everyone from Walmart to CVS is dealing with this problem. According to a 2022 report from the National Retail Federation (NRF), more than 72 percent of retailers say they have seen an increase in the risk of shoplifting since before the pandemic. The NRF also found that organized...
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