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“911, what’s your emergency”, is usually the way a 911 call begins. But that’s not what happened when Holly Hylton made the now infamous 911 call on two black men from the Philadelphia Starbucks. Instead, the 911 operator said, “Good Morning, how can I help you”, as if Holly was calling to order a Latte […]

Plaintiff complains against the Defendants as follows: 1. This is a summary action brought pursuant to the New Jersey Open Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-l.l et. seq. and the Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), N.J.S.A. 10:4- 7 et. seq. as enforced through the New Jersey Civil Rights Act (CRA), N.J.S.A. 10:6-1 et. seq. 2. […]

Meeting with Cooper’s Ferry and City of Camden. Novela Henson: On behalf of Mayor Redd I want to thank you for coming to try to move this Martin Luther King project forward, on a local level, and what we can do to try to stabilize and help with the restoration. Is that the goal, did […]

The second trial of Ed Forchion just ended, and even though the jury is still out, I am ready to convict. But I can’t convict Mr. Forchion, because the state never introduced any evidence of a crime, it’s the Judge who deserves to be jailed. I’ll admit, witness tampering is a very serious charge, but […]

Edited on 5-21-18 to reflect the acquired deeds, which also gave the selling price. The loss of a loved one is never an easy thing, but that is especially true when a parent loses a child, and even more so when they lose them to being viciously murdered. An old Korean proverb says that when […]

Cosmo Dinardo just plead guilty today after confessing to the highly publicized murders of four men in Bucks County, PA. If you do not remember, the men were reported missing at different times, and police were looking for them for days, only to find out they were killed by Cosmo and his Cousin, Sean Kratz. […]

The internet is a funny thing, it’s a gossip machine on steroids, where once a rumor starts, it is difficult to stop. That is very true for the latest rumor that was started by a Twitter user named @kevinCash__. On May 10th an internet video of a white woman calling 911 on some black people […]

A CDC report from August of 1981 showed that out of the first 26 cases of what would be later known as HIV, 20 of them were in New York City, while the other 6 were in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Of those 26 cases, 25 were white homosexual men, and one was black […]

When Rosa Parks left Alabama for Detroit in 1957, she stayed with her brother, Sylvester McCauley, in a little house on Deacon Street. It was a quaint little home where she would stay of and on for the next couple of years, as well as the house that Rosa delivered several of her own nieces […]