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A 16-year-old football player from Memphis, Tennessee, who was vaccinated against COVID-19 died from the virus over the weekend, his mother told local news. ...... She said that Tatum, who attended Westwood High School, was healthy at the start of the academic year, but suspects he contracted the virus at school. ....... "He wasn't wheezing, he wasn't coughing, he was just happy-go-lucky. He was at school for three days, and he just drastically got sick. It's unbelievable," Buckner said.

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Full title - "VIDEO: BLACK COP Shocked by ‘Evil’ Behavior of Trump Protesters; Praises Restraint of Trump, Tucson Supporters" Tucson police officer Brandon Tatum attended Saturday’s Donald Trump rally in Tucson on Saturday as a curious civilian. What he witnessed shocked his conscience so much he recorded a video to describe his experience as a Black man at a Trump rally. Tatum described violent protesters tackling Trump supporters, getting in Trump supporter’s faces, loudly yelling ‘Black lives matter!’ and swearing such that parents had to shield their children from the protesters. He also said the Trump supporters were not racist...

The stars of "Magic Mike XXL," including Cullman native Channing Tatum, surprised attendees at Saturday's pride parade in Los Angeles by taking part in the annual event. In addition to throwing t-shirts, beach balls and other goodies to the crowds, Tatum and co-stars Matt Bomer as well as Adam Rodriguez entertained parade goers by dancing, which included some twerking from the cast, on a float in the parade. You can see photos and videos of the stars riding the float below.

Human beings have some odd sexual fetishes. My friend of over twenty-two years, Liz Lightspeed (no need to hide her identity – she’s very proud of, and public with, what she does) makes her money choking guys unconscious and being paid to pose with other women pretending to fight. Not entirely my thing, but hell, if there’s a market for it, knock yourselves out (literally). I have a former lady-friend (of sorts) whose only work since we went our separate ways has been on a foot fetish website. I have another female friend whose fan base likes to see muscular...

He was called the ''Assassin.'' Jack Tatum was one of the hardest hitters in the NFL, a Pro Bowl safety who intimidated opposing players with bone-jarring tackles that helped make his Oakland Raiders one of toughest teams of its era

A Houston defense attorney on Thursday exhorted peers in Oklahoma County to embrace their "special responsibility.” Jack Zimmerman said it is vital for attorneys to be willing to stand between the government and those overmatched individuals it tries to put in prison. "When you’re dealing with liberty, and not money, you have a special responsibility,” he said. Zimmerman on Thursday discussed one of his recent cases — involving a former Edmond Marine accused of murdering civilians in Iraq — at the annual meeting of the Oklahoma County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association at the Cox Convention Center. He detailed his defense...

Camp Pendleton – The architect of Lance Corporal Stephen B. Tatum’s successful defense in the so-called “Haditha Massacre” case said that Gen. James N. Mattis “made a mistake” when he recommended his client be sent to general court-martial six months ago. Houston attorney Jack B. Zimmermann, a decorated, retired Marine Corps colonel and former military judge, said Gen. Mattis, should have accepted the recommendations of investigating officer Lt. Col. Paul J. Ware last summer to dismiss the charges against the 26-year old rifleman. At the time Mattis was “convening authority” in the investigation Ware made his recommendations to dismiss the...

The charges against him had been reduced to involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and aggravated assault for what prosecutors said was his role in shooting a group of unarmed women and children.

Charges dropped; lance corporal also granted full immunityCAMP PENDLETON – The Marine Corps yesterday dismissed all charges against a lance corporal who took part in the killing of 24 civilians more than two years ago in Haditha, Iraq. Stephen Tatum had been charged with involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. The dropping of those charges occurred during a hearing at Camp Pendleton, shortly before jury selection was to begin in Tatum's court-martial. The government also granted full immunity to Tatum, perhaps to encourage him to testify against his squad leader, Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich. In recent weeks, it has...

Haditha Charges Against Tatum Dropped Friday, March 28, 2008 12:36 PM By: Nat Helms CAMP PENDLETON -- Charges against Lance Corporal Stephen B. Tatum, 26, for his alleged involvement in the death of Iraqi civillians in Haditha, Iraq on Nov. 19, 2005, were dismissed today. Charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment, and aggravated assault were referred to general court marshal Oct. 19, 2007 Marine Corps Spokesman Lt. Col. Sean Gibson said the charge were dismissed to “continue to pursue the truth-seeking process into the Haditha incident.” There will be a further explanation forthcoming from military officials. © 2008 Newsmax. All...

Charges against a US Marine allegedly involved in the killing of 24 Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha were dropped on Friday ahead of his trial, the military said in a statement. A court martial for lance corporal Stephen Tatum had been due to start on Friday on charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and aggravated assault. However in a statement released from the Marines Camp Pendleton base outside San Diego, the military said the charges had been dismissed "in order to continue to pursue the truth seeking process into the Haditha incident." It was not immediately clear if...

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — The Marine Corps dropped its case and gave full immunity Friday to a serviceman who was accused of involuntary manslaughter in a squad's killing of 24 Iraqis in Haditha in 2005. The case against Lance Cpl. Stephen Tatum, 26, of Edmond, Okla., was dropped as jury selection was about to begin for his court-martial. The government has been seeking Tatum's testimony against the squad leader, Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich of Meriden, Conn. In addition to two counts of involuntary manslaughter, Tatum had been charged with reckless endangerment and aggravated assault. Tatum's attorney, Jack Zimmerman, said there...

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — The Marine Corps is dropping all charges against a lance corporal who was accused of involuntary manslaughter in a squad's killing of 24 Iraqis in Haditha in 2005. The Marines dropped the case against 26-year-old Lance Cpl. Stephen Tatum today as jury selection was about to begin for his court-martial at Camp Pendleton. He had also been charged with reckless endangerment and aggravated assault. The case against Tatum stemmed from a squad's assault in response to a roadside bombing of a convoy that killed one Marine and wounded two others. The government says a sergeant and...

CAMP PENDLETON ---- No one disputes that two Iraqi children, Noor and Zainab Salim, huddled inside a bedroom when a Camp Pendleton Marine lance corporal burst through the door and killed them with a hail of bullets from his M-16 rifle. The shooting came minutes after the Marine and his squad mates were hit with a roadside bomb and small arms fire while returning from a resupply mission in the city of Haditha on the morning of Nov. 19, 2005. The bomb destroyed a Humvee, killing a lance corporal. Before the sun would set, the Salim children were among two...

Read the letter from Christopher Ruddy publisher of Newsmax at this link: http://w3.newsmax.com/a/haditha/?s=al&promo_code=45C3-1 It seems the Haditha Marines need more help. To send a check you will also need to copy the form available at this link: http://warchronicle.com/TheyAreNotKillers/LCplTatum/LCplTatumDefenseFund.htm

The defense for a Marine accused in the deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians said Wednesday it wants to depose a Pennsylvania congressman to determine whether a general told him that the accused and his squad killed in cold blood. Jack Zimmermann, an attorney for Lance Cpl. Stephen B. Tatum, told judge Lt. Col. Eugene Robinson that he also wants a deposition from Gen. Michael Hagee, former commandant of the Marine Corps now retired, to find out what he may have said to Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., and to Marines serving in Iraq. Zimmermann said outside a Camp Pendleton courtroom that...

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. --A Marine charged with involuntary manslaughter and assault in the killings of Iraqi women and children declined to enter a plea at his arraignment in a military courtroom Tuesday. Lance Cpl. Stephen B. Tatum will plead not guilty to all charges, which also include reckless endangerment, his lawyer, Jack Zimmerman, said in an interview. Tatum's court martial is scheduled to begin March 28 in the largest prosecution of U.S. military members to arise from the Iraq war. Tatum, of Edmond, Okla., is among four enlisted men initially charged with murder for the actions his squad took two...

Note: This is an excerpt, in text form for my friends who don’t have dial-up. To see the entire report, as a pdf, go here.________________________________________________________Summary of factsOn 19 November 2005, in Haditha, Iraq, Lance Corporal (LCpl) Tatum was a passenger in the third vehicle of a four vehicle convoy. As the convoy traveled down route Chestnut on a logistics mission, an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded under the fourth vehicle in the convoy. LCpl Tatum ran to the vehicle that was damaged to assist with any Marines who were injured. LCpl Terrazas was mortally wounded, LCpl Guzman suffered minor injuries...

SAN DIEGO: An investigating officer on Thursday recommended dismissal of all charges against a U.S. Marine accused of murdering two girls in an assault that killed 24 civilians in the Iraqi town of Haditha. Lance Cpl. Stephen B. Tatum, 26, is charged with unpremeditated murder of two girls and negligent homicide on suspicion that he unlawfully killed two men, a woman and a boy. He is also accused of assaulting another boy and a girl in what became the biggest U.S. criminal case involving civilian deaths to come out of the Iraq war. Investigating officer Lt. Col. Paul Ware found...