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Thompson, 51, who has served on the City Council since 2015, was charged in April in a seven-count indictment with filing false tax returns and lying to Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. officials about $219,000 in loans and other payments he’d received from Washington Federal Bank for Savings before it was shuttered in 2017.
“We are also looking to the CDC for continued guidance, on masking, physical distance (including at least 3 feet in schools), testing for the unvaccinated and symptomatic individuals, and vaccination. At this time, our top priority is protecting the health of the public while ensuring schools, businesses, and other settings can remain open.”
A better-known milestone came on June 28, 1969, when patrons at the Stonewall Inn, an LGBTQ bar in New York’s Greenwich Village neighborhood, erupted in a protest that lasted six days. Police struggled with a lesbian, throwing her into a car, according to the exhibit, and “200 furious clubgoers struck back.”
“Getting vaccinated is the single most important action we can take to protect ourselves, our families, our coworkers, and our community from COVID-19,” Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss said in a news release. “This mandate will help keep our staff and residents safe, and I am grateful to Interim City Manager Kelley Gandurski and the rest of our team for acting swiftly to put this critical measure in place.”
Jovan McPherson, of the 400 block of South Sherman Avenue in Elgin, has been charged on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder, aggravated battery of a police officer, unlawful use of a firearm and resisting arrest, all in connection with the 3:30 p.m. shooting in the 1000 block of West North Avenue. The shooting left one officer with a “through and through” gunshot wound to his face, police Superintendent David Brown said at the time. McPherson allegedly fought with a second officer who eventually arrested him.
Segura-Rodriguez’s attorney, Assistant Public Defender Stephen Journey, stressed to the jury that his client is not accused of having personally hurt anyone. It was Toscano who slit the men’s throats and Ibarra, now deceased, who shot the officer, he noted.
“Just like the Texas law, (parental notification) is putting up a barrier to the most vulnerable young women who come from homes where there’s violence, sexual abuse — there could be drug addiction, domestic violence,” said Terry Cosgrove, longtime president and CEO of pro-abortion rights political action committee Personal PAC.
An officer “aggressively approached” Smith and “got in his face telling him to leave,” according to the claim. As Smith turned to leave, the same officer “pushed him from behind, and several officers took him to the ground,” according to the claim, which resulted in a chipped tooth and other injuries.
“The fact that Mr. Hatlen pleaded guilty to his crimes does nothing to erase the memory of what he did or the pain and suffering he caused his victim,” Berlin said in the statement. “Mr. Hatlen will serve a significant amount of time behind bars where he will be unable to prey on innocent, unsuspecting women.”
About 15 minutes earlier, another man, 41, was found unresponsive inside a residence to which police had been called. He had suffered a gunshot wound to his armpit and was pronounced dead at the residence in 8100 block of South Drexel Avenue in East Chatham at 2:01 p.m. and he had not yet been identified, according to the medical examiner’s office.