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‘This Case Was Never About Fraud’: Federal Judge Refers ‘Kraken’ Attorneys, Including Lin Wood and Sidney Powell, for ‘Possible Suspension or Disbarment.

A fed­er­al judge sent a strong mes­sage to each of the so-called “Kraken” lawyers behind lit­i­ga­tion to upend the 2020 elec­tion, order­ing that they be referred for a pro­fes­sion­al con­duct inves­ti­ga­tion and “pos­si­ble sus­pen­sion or dis­bar­ment.” The attor­neys include pro-Trump lawyers Lin Wood and Sidney Powell.“This law­suit rep­re­sents a his­toric and pro­found abuse of the judi­cial process,” Judge Parker wrote in her opin­ion and order. “It is one thing to take on the charge of vin­di­cat­ing rights asso­ci­at­ed with an alleged­ly fraud­u­lent elec­tion. It is anoth­er to take on the charge of deceiv­ing a fed­er­al court and the American peo­ple into believ­ing that rights were infringed, with­out regard to whether any laws or rights were in fact violated.
Read the full sto­ry here. https://​lawand​crime​.com/​2​0​2​0​-​e​l​e​c​t​i​o​n​/​t​h​i​s​-​c​a​s​e​-​w​a​s​-​n​e​v​e​r​-​a​b​o​u​t​-​f​r​a​u​d​-​f​e​d​e​r​a​l​-​j​u​d​g​e​-​r​e​f​e​r​s​-​k​r​a​k​e​n​-​a​t​t​o​r​n​e​y​s​-​i​n​c​l​u​d​i​n​g​-​l​i​n​-​w​o​o​d​-​a​n​d​-​s​i​d​n​e​y​-​p​o​w​e​l​l​-​f​o​r​-​p​o​s​s​i​b​l​e​-​s​u​s​p​e​n​s​i​o​n​-​o​r​-​d​i​s​b​a​r​m​e​n​t​/​?​f​b​c​l​i​d​=​I​w​A​R​2​h​R​f​t​G​-​D​5​A​u​F​y​I​d​G​M​P​O​R​z​W​P​5​i​w​y​Z​e​1​_​E​a​L​a​J​P​O​n​R​Q​H​h​-​6​j​F​L​W​W​P​Y​_​P​RLM

Four Months After Viral Video, U.S. Army Sergeant Convicted of Assault for Shoving Black Man in Neighborhood Confrontation

http://Four Months After Viral Video, U.S. Army Sergeant Convicted of Assault for Shoving Black Man in Neighborhood Confrontation

A judge con­vict­ed a U.S. Army sergeant of assault for shov­ing a Black man in a heat­ed April con­fronta­tion in South Carolina, accord­ing to mul­ti­ple reports. As seen on a viral video, 42-year-old Jonathan Pentland shoved 22-year-old Deandre Williams in a res­i­den­tial com­mu­ni­ty in Richland County. The footage, post­ed by a bystander on Twitter, quick­ly racked up tens of thou­sands of retweets and 2.6 mil­lion views after being first pub­lished in April.
“I went for a walk yes­ter­day evening and I encoun­tered a young man (Deandre)in dis­tress,” the bystander tweet­ed. “I decid­ed to record the inci­dent in order to pro­tect this black man from pos­si­bly becom­ing a statistic.”Pentland tes­ti­fied he was just pro­tect­ing his fam­i­ly, and the defense said the inci­dent fol­lowed Williams’s con­fronta­tions with local women. Authorities dis­missed that, say­ing Pentland was being a bul­ly. Williams’ father report­ed­ly took the stand to say that his son pre­vi­ous­ly suf­fered cog­ni­tive dam­age from cancer.

Pentland received a sen­tence of either 30 days in prison or a fine of $1,087. Attorney Ben Stitely said his client would go with the fine, but he sig­naled that they plan to appeal. He main­tains Pentland is innocent.
Read the entire sto­ry here.https://​lawand​crime​.com/​c​r​i​m​e​/​f​o​u​r​-​m​o​n​t​h​s​-​a​f​t​e​r​-​v​i​r​a​l​-​v​i​d​e​o​-​u​-​s​-​a​r​m​y​-​s​e​r​g​e​a​n​t​-​c​o​n​v​i​c​t​e​d​-​o​f​-​a​s​s​a​u​l​t​-​f​o​r​-​s​h​o​v​i​n​g​-​b​l​a​c​k​-​m​a​n​-​i​n​-​n​e​i​g​h​b​o​r​h​o​o​d​-​c​o​n​f​r​o​n​t​a​t​i​o​n​/​?​f​b​c​l​i​d​=​I​w​A​R​3​U​Z​M​a​r​9​W​E​8​L​T​b​w​v​U​6​a​5​K​1​q​G​z​3​w​U​J​7​9​M​t​b​b​3​x​H​V​u​H​l​M​f​c​Y​R​g​V​T​w​D​a​8​P​DNo

Tourist Fatally Shot While Eating with Family at Florida Café, Suspect Seen Dancing over Victim’s Body

Dustin Wakefield, 21, was din­ing with his wife and son on vaca­tion when he was shot to death in an unpro­voked attack.
A tourist was fatal­ly shot in Florida Tuesday evening after a stranger approached his fam­i­ly and opened fire.
Dustin Wakefield, 21, of Colorado, was din­ing at an out­door Miami Beach café with his wife and 1‑year-old son when he was shot mul­ti­ple times.
First respon­ders ren­dered first aid to Wakefield and trans­port­ed him to a hos­pi­tal, where he was pro­nounced dead short­ly after, accord­ing to a police report obtained by PEOPLE.
A Miami Beach park ranger said he wit­nessed the moments lead­ing up to Tuesday’s shoot­ing, accord­ing to the police report. The ranger alleged that before approach­ing Wakefield, the sus­pect was chas­ing anoth­er man. The sus­pect began fir­ing his gun, and at some point dur­ing the chaos, aimed it at Wakefield.
The oth­er man was not harmed, police confirm.
Read the full sto­ry here. https://people.com/crime/young-father-fatally-shot-eating-with-family-at-florida-beach-café/