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  • 24 Season 8: Live Thread (NEW)

    02/15/2010 4:27:19 PM PST · by JustPiper · 7,065 replies · 94,463+ views
    FOX ^ | 2-15-10 | GRRRRR
    "24" Themed Countdown Clock (1 Minute) Set in New York City, "Day Eight" unfolds amidst the shadows of the Statue of Liberty and the United Nations as President Allison Taylor (Jones), alongside new chief of staff ROB WEISS (Chris Diamantopoulos), negotiates international security with OMAR HASSAN (Anil Kapoor), a determined Middle Eastern leader visiting the U.S. on a peacemaking mission. As the new day begins, an upgraded CTU operates under the command of M.B.A.-schooled, razor-sharp head honcho BRIAN HASTINGS (Mykelti Williamson), who supervises quirky CHLOE O'BRIAN (Mary Lynn Rajskub), expert data analyst DANA WALSH (Katee Sackhoff) and systems analyst...
  • Store owner arrested for shooting at gas theft suspects

    04/29/2006 3:37:39 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 93 replies · 3,363+ views
    Georgetown Times South Carolina ^ | April 28, 2006 | Scott Harper, sharper@gtowntimes.com
    The owner of an Andrews-area convenience store, accused of taking the law into his own hands after he witnessed an alleged gas drive off Wednesday, is charged with two counts of assault and battery with intent to kill. Dennis Cooper, 52, the owner of Cooper’s Six Mile Crossing Convenience Store allegedly chased and then fired shots at a vehicle after the driver reportedly drove off without paying for $28 worth of gas. According to an incident report, the ordeal began about 4:20 p.m. Wednesday when 18-year-old Joshua Jennings, of Gray Court, S.C., and 18-year-old Jacob Skelly, of Fountain Inn stopped...
  • Killer once led petition drive over gun rights,fought tax rules (Massillon, OH)

    08/11/2002 3:14:42 AM PDT · by ResistorSister · 46 replies · 799+ views
    The Canton Repository (OHIO) ^ | August 11, 2002 | LORI MONSEWICZ
    JACKSON TWP. -- He believed that the U.S. Constitution is the governing force of the people. And he carried an imported semiautomatic military handgun. He refused to pay personal income taxes, at least three times. In a Web site posting in May 2000, Donald W. Matthews protested “unconstitutional and onerous gun laws” in the United States. He tried to gather support to petition the U.S. Supreme Court about citizens’ gun rights. His screen name was “Broom Handle.” Even so, friends of 61-year-old Jackson Township man struggled Saturday to understand what led him to flee police, bail out of his moving...