#Michael Harrity

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'There was no pandemic: The lie was maintained in order to inject people en masse with an intentionally dangerous substance'

Dr. Mike Yeadon’s address to the Members of UK Parliament 4th December 2023 BY PATRICIA HARRITY Dr Michael Yeadon had prepared a video recording for the event hosted by Andrew Bridgen in Parliament yesterday, However, there was said to be a technical error, but according to Dr Yeadon, there must have been two errors because they had received his recording several days before and confirmed that…

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Halloween (2018)

Director - David Gordon Green, Cinematography - Michael Simmonds

"He's waited for this night... he's waited for me... I've waited for him..."

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2018:66 — Lemon

(2017 - Janicza Bravo) *

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Halloween (2018) Review

Its been forty years since Laurie Strode survived the Halloween attacks by Michael Myers, everything in her life has been building up to this reunion a final confrontation with the man who completely wrecked her life!

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Now is Nationwide Coming Out Working day, a working day for gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer and transgender men and women to rejoice who they are, and athletics are a large component of this party.

In the earlier calendar year, dozens of athletes and coaches came out as LGBTQ, along with men and women from other areas of activity this sort of as trainers, media or front business office staff members. They are from 31 athletics, from ice dancing to ice hockey and soccer (American) to soccer (around the globe).

Beneath are some of the athletes and coaches who came out in athletics due to the fact the previous Nationwide Coming Out Working day. Some of them have been out for the first time even though other people have been out in some potential but their sexual orientation just grew to become broadly recognized in the earlier calendar year. Click on their identify to read through far more about them.

Vehicle Racing Hurley Haywood

Baseball Michael Holland

Basketball Uri Kokia

Bobsled Sophie Vercruyssen

Sophie Vercruyssen, ideal, with teammate An Vannieuwenhuyse at the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Image by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Photographs

Bodybuilding Ajay Holbrook

Canoe Sandra Forgues

Diving Nathaniel Hernandez Lisa Coe Robert Páez Scotia Mullin Clark Carter Simon Carne Aidan Faminoff Manny Pollard

Field hockey Cheradyn Pettit

Figure skating Jorik Hendrickx

Indiana Point out soccer player Jake Bain

Football Jake Bain Jacob Van Ittersum Bradley Kim Landon Foster Donovan Hillary

Golf Tadd Fujikawa Maya Reddy Payton Bradley

Gravity racing Zack Chief

Gymnastics Joey Bonanno Eric Holley

Ice dancing Karina Manta

U.S. hockey player Meghan Duggan

Image by Ker Robertson/Getty Photographs,

Ice hockey Meghan Duggan Gillian Apps Jay Forster Anya Battaglino Jessica Platt

Lacrosse Ryan Socolow

Pro wrestling Mike Parrow Nir Rotenberg

Functioning Johnny Kemps Chad Callais Adam Dalton Tim Landry Matt Kravitz Harrison Knowlton Tucker Meijer Kelsey Tyler

Skeleton Kim Meylemans

Snowboarding Liam Moya

Snowboarding Sarka Pancochova

Minnesota United midfielder Collin Martin

Jerome Miron-Usa Now Sports

Soccer Collin Martin Bianca Henninger Ian Johnson Arman Bashiri Teran Lind Christine Nairn Robbie White Lauryn Hutchinson

Softball JoAnnah Lim Kaitlyn Poe

Speedskating Brittany Bowe

Squash Luis Hernández Todd Harrity

Surfing Xu Jingsen

Swimming Abrahm DeVine Hunter Sigmund Seth Owen Matthew Garza David Thibodeau Mark Foster Steven Stumph John Kim

Tennis Payton Tomasko Nick Lee Joseph Wenger Alison Van Uytvanck Greet Minnen

Antonio Woodard of the College of Iowa

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Keep track of and field Anthony Peters Will Lynch Michaela Abby Hetherington Kaylin Whitney Sam Layding Nika Ouellette H. David Rials Antonio Woodard Derek Wiebke Kyle Davis

Volleyball Tiffany Abreu Noah Munger

Wrestling Justice Horn

Many others in athletics Amy Werdine (Minnesota Vikings) Justin Stevenson (athletic trainer) Alex Valvo (hockey referee) Ben Pereira (athletics management) Jason Pippi (St. Louis Blues) Richie Anderson (English soccer) Carley Knox (Minnesota Lynx VP) Pascal Erlachner (Soccer referee)

If you want to explain to your coming out tale, fall us an e-mail: outsports@gmail.com

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Born to Die | Audiobook Tour and Giveaway

Born to Die | Audiobook Tour and Giveaway

  Narrated by:  Michael Harrity A Detective Al Warner Suspense Novel  Mystery / Suspense     Too many infant boys of Palm Beach gentry are dying of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Only obstetrics nurse Casey Jansson is suspicious. Al Warner, crack Miami homicide detective, is inactive, languishing on medical leave from a deadly shootout with the Angel of Death. He’s in the best physical…

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Diversity (or lack thereof) In IP Law

Hello World!  Thanks for checking out our latest post on Diversity in IP Law.  This is a topic of discussion that comes up frequently in our firm.  We are constantly looking at ways to increase the diversity of our team and the vendors we use. 

I recently came across an article from ABA Landslide magazine that touched on the lack of diversity, especially gender diversity, in Patent Law.  Not only were some of the numbers discouraging, the lack of diversity in STEM fields has carried over to IP law.  Check out some of these numbers:

Women make up only 21.8 percent of USPTO registered attorneys and agents.  The single most alarming stat from the study is as follows:  There are more patent attorneys and agents with the first name “Michael” than there are racially diverse women.  In fact, the first racially diverse woman did not register with the USPTO until the late 1980’s.  Less than 40 years ago!  For such a diverse field of work, it is surprising to see these kind of figures.

Variety is the spice of life!  Diversity in a workforce is key to limiting turnover and keeping employees happy.  It has also been proven to have a direct correlation with higher revenues and increased market share!  While many companies continue to neglect or under-value this data, the ones who give priority to a diverse workplace will be rewarded in the end.  

While much of the data has shown the lack of growth in diversity among IP firms, there are a few figures that do point to an increase in diversity in the coming years.  2.2 percent of registrants with the USPTO since 2000 have been racially diverse women.  While that number seems small, it is obviously a massive improvement over where things were 40 years ago when the first racially diverse woman registered with the USPTO.

The team members at Burris Law are proud to have a diverse workforce in a Woman Owned Firm.  Constantly looking at the diversity in our office and figuring out ways we can increase it both within our firm and the suppliers we use.  Becoming a member of NAMWOLF has given us access to a plethora of resources from which we draw upon regularly.  In addition to NAMWOLF, we are also members of the Women Owned organization, bringing together business owners from across various industries.  Using these organizations as tools to help us increase diversity has been a tremendous resource.

Huge shout out to the firm of Harrity & Harrity, specifically Elaine Spector and LaTia Brand, for all their hard work in bringing this information to light.  Great job, the article is filled with solid data and makes many good points on different topics as they relate to diversity.  

Hopefully things continue to trend in the right direction, and we can work towards a more diverse industry of IP law.  In the meantime,  Burris Law is extremely proud to be among the leaders in diversity for boutique firms, and we are happy to blaze a trail forward that is diverse and represents the best of Detroit and America.  To the future!

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DAY 4 - RESULTS:

Artistic Gymnastic:

Team USA finished 1st of the Women's Team final.

Artistic Skating: 

Alexis Herbert finished 6th of the Women’s Long Program (score: 30.88) and finished 6th overall.

John Burchfield finished 2nd of Men’s Long Program (score: 91.17) and finished 2nd overall. 

Marathon:

Bethany Sachtleben finished 2nd of the Women's Marathon (2:31:20, PB).

Samantha Roecker finished 5th of the Women's Marathon (2:32:49, PB).

Augustus Mayo finished 4th of the Men's Marathon (2:12:25, PB).

Aaron Braun finished 14th of the Men's Marathon (2:21:55).

Basketball 3X3:

Team USA Women's def Argentina (21-15), Uruguay (21-5) and Brazil (21-7).

Team USA Men's def Venezuela 21-14 and lost to Brazil 19-20.

Beach volleyball:

Mark Burik/Ian Satterfield fall to Aaron Nusbaum/Michael Plantinga of Canada (19-21, 12-21). They're eliminated from the Main Draw and will play for the 9th/10th place.

Bowling:

Stefanie Johnson/Shannon O'Keefe finished 1st of the Women's Doubles (5317 points).

Jakob Butturff/Nicholas Pate finished 2nd of the Men's Doubles (5545 points).

Boxing:

Men's Light (-60kg) Quarterfinals: Bruce Carrington Jr fall to Leonel Del Santos of Dominican Republic.

Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Quaterfinals: Richard Torrez Jr def Lunos Munoz of Peru.

Women's Bantam (54-57kg) Quarterfinals: Yarisel Ramirez def Yamileth Solorzano of El Salvador.

Women's Welter (64-69kg) Quarterfinals: Oshae Jones def Atheyna Bylon from Panama.

Canoe Sprint:

Jesse Lishcuk finished 3rd of the Men's K1 1000m Heat 1. He's qualified for the final.

Ian Ross finished 3rd of the Men's C1 1000m semi-final. He's qualified for the final.

Elena Wolgamot finished 2nd of the Women's K1 500m Heat 2. She's qualified for the semi-final.

Owen Farleyklacik/Alexander Lee finished 1st f the Men's K2 1000m semi-final. They're qualified for the final.

Handball:

Team USA def Peru 29-11. They're qualfied for the semi-final where they will face Brazil.

Modern Pentathlon:

Samantha Achterberg finished 2nd overall.

Rugby Sevens:

Team USA Women's def Argentina (49-0) and Columbia (38-0). They finished 1st of their group and will play Brazil in the semi-final;

Team USA Men's def Chile (20-7) and lost to Brazil (10-12). They finished 2nd of their group and will play Argentina in the semi-final.

Shooting:

Nathalia Granados finished 8th (total: 114.6) of the Women's 10m Air Pistol Final.

Softball:

Team USA def Cub 4-3. They're 2-0.

Squash:

Amanda Sobhy def Olivia Blatchford (3-1) in the Women's Singles final.

Olivia Blatchford/Andrew Douglas lost to Mexico (0-2) in the Mixed Doubles Semifinal.

Amanda Sobhy/Sabrina Sobhy def Ana Pinto/Giselle Delgado from Chile (2-0). They will face Canada in the final.

Todd Harrity/Chris Hanson def Peru (2-0) in the Men's Doubles Semifinal. They will face Canada in the final.

Taekwondo:

Alex Lee finished 1st (total: 7.660) of the Men's Individual Poomsae Final.

Karyn Real finished 3rd (total: 7.510) of the Women's Individual Poomsae Final.

David Kim def Yohandri Granado from Columbia in the Men's under 58kg Bronze Medal Match.

Monique Rodriguez def Yania Aguirre from Cuba in the Women's under 48kg Bronze Medal Match.

📸: Lima 2019.

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Filthy Rich Season 1 Releasing at September 21, 2020 on FOX and September 22 on Hulu

Drama | TV Series (2020– )

FILTHY RICH is a southern Gothic family drama in which wealth, power and religion collide – with outrageously soapy results.

When the patriarch of a mega-rich Southern family, famed for creating a wildly successful Christian television network, dies in a plane crash, his wife and family are stunned to learn that he fathered three illegitimate children, all of whom are written into his will, threatening their family name and fortune.

Creator: Tate Taylor

Directors: Tate Taylor, Christina Voros

Writers: Rhett Rossi, Tate Taylor, Sheri Holman, Gerald Cuesta, Bryan Goluboff, Nina Stiefel, C.A. Johnson, Abe Sylvia

Stars: Kim Cattrall, Benjamin Levy Aguilar, Corey Cott, Aubrey Dollar, Steve Harris, Melia Kreiling, Olivia Macklin

►Cast

Kim Cattrall… Margaret Monreaux 10 episodes, 2020Benjamin Levy Aguilar… Antonio Rivera 10 episodes, 2020Corey Cott… Eric Monreaux 10 episodes, 2020Aubrey Dollar… Rose Monreaux 10 episodes, 2020Steve Harris… Franklin Lee 10 episodes, 2020Melia Kreiling… Ginger Sweet 10 episodes, 2020Olivia Macklin… Becky Monreaux 10 episodes, 2020Gerald McRaney… Eugene Monreaux 10 episodes, 2020Mark L. Young… Jason Conley 10 episodes, 2020Aqueela Zoll… Rachel 10 episodes, 2020Cranston Johnson… Luke Taylor 8 episodes, 2020Kenny Alfonso… Don Bouchard 6 episodes, 2020Gia Carides… Veronica 6 episodes, 2020Aaron Lazar… Reverend Paul Luke Thomas / … 5 episodes, 2020Deneen Tyler… Norah Ellington 5 episodes, 2020Ronald Joe Vasquez… Audience / … 5 episodes, 2020Gabriel Yarborough… Young Franklin 5 episodes, 2020Lo Graham… Young Margaret 4 episodes, 2020Carl Palmer… Townes Dockerty 4 episodes, 2020Jeff Pearson… Young Eugene Monreaux 4 episodes, 2020Jared Bankens… Augie 3 episodes, 2020Tina Lifford… Monique 3 episodes, 2020Sheridan Philipp… Jester / … 3 episodes, 2020Mikaela Kimani Armstrong… Caroline 2 episodes, 2020Mason Beauchamp… TK 2 episodes, 2020Kenneth Kynt Bryan… Stagehand 2 episodes, 2020Dominique DuVernay… Saint Wagon Girl #1 2 episodes, 2020Annie Golden… Ellie 2 episodes, 2020Scott Green… Elite Fighting Match Patron / … 2 episodes, 2020Timothy Hinrichs… Audience / … 2 episodes, 2020Travis Howard… Brother Corley 2 episodes, 2020Gretchen Koerner… Pat Conley 2 episodes, 2020Toney Chapman Steele… Church goer / … 2 episodes, 2020Rachel York… Tina Sweet 2 episodes, 2020Yosef Podolski… Ishtar ‘Chechen Bear’ Deela 1 episode, 2020Jenanne Alexander… Audience Member / … 1 episode, 2020Charles Barber… Limo Driver 1 episode, 2020Aleksei Isay Barrera… Security Guard 1 episode, 2020Patti Brindley… Zydeco Dancer 1 episode, 2020Tracy Brotherton… Monreaux Employee 1 episode, 2020Judy McGee Burley… Country Club Lady 1 episode, 2020Michael Cannon… Photographer 1 episode, 2020Hick Cheramie… Press Photographer 1 episode, 2020Rebecca Chulew… Press 1 episode, 2020Michelle L. Clarke… Country Club Lady 1 episode, 2020Mark Druhet… Marcus 1 episode, 2020Juan Gaspard… Church member 1 episode, 2020Jim Gleason… Bob Witherspoon 1 episode, 2020Whitney Goin… Barbara Bouchard 1 episode, 2020Lucy Golden… Country Club Lady 1 episode, 2020Lara Grice… Helen Sterling 1 episode, 2020Michael ‘Mick’ Harrity… John Conley 1 episode, 2020Louis Hill Jr.… Fight Bell Ringer / … 1 episode, 2020Brooke Hurring… Attractive Woman #2 1 episode, 2020Lyn Jagger… Church member 1 episode, 2020Aaron Mitchell… Talk show audience server 1 episode, 2020Edward Parker… Garden party guest 1 episode, 2020Freddie Poole… MMA Referee 1 episode, 2020Peter Porte… Trey Atkins 1 episode, 2020Reva Richardson… Paramedic 1 episode, 2020Mary Alice Risener… Attractive Woman #1 1 episode, 2020Shawn Sanz1 episode, 2020Alfred Smith III… Actor 1 episode, 2020Lindsey G. Smith… Co-Star 1 episode, 2020Sue-Lynn… Saint Wagon Lady 1 episode, 2020Caleb J. Thaggard… Nut Job 1 1 episode, 2020Kasia Trepagnier… Audience Member 1 episode, 2020Lawrence Turner… Casper 1 episode, 2020Kanesha Washington… Alexis 1 episode, 2020Tadasay Young… Detective 1 episode, 2020Gordon Dexheimer… Newspaper Reporter 1 episode, 2020Palo Jimenez… Church Member Extra 1 episode, 2020Gina Montana… TV Executive 1 episode, 2020Candace Reuter… Debutante 1 episode, 2020Julie Anne Savage… Tv Show Audience Member 1 episode, 2020

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دانلود فیلم Tiger 2018

دانلود فیلم Tiger 2018

دانلود فیلم Tiger 2018

دانلود فیلم Tiger 2018 با لینک مستقیم

زیرنویس فارسی – دانلود فیلم درام – کیفیت بالا ۷۲۰

فیلمستان مرجع دانلود فیلم جدید و خارجی

منتشرکننده : فیلمستان

نام ف��لم: Tiger ژانر: درام کارگردان: Alister Grierson ستارگان: Janel Parrish, Michael ‘Mick’ Harrity, Mickey Rourke محصول کشور: آمریکا ، کانادا سال انتشار: ۲۰۱۸ امتیاز: ۵٫۳ از ۱۰ مدت زمان: ۱۰۰ دقیقه

دانلود فیلم بزرگسال اطلاعات بیشتر: 

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First Trailer for Boxing Drama 'Tiger' with Mickey Rourke & Prem Singh

"Nobody likes change… To me it doesn't matter how a fighter look, it ain't going to knock me down." R3M Pictures has debuted an official trailer for a boxing drama titled Tiger, the latest from Australian filmmaker Alister Grierson (Sanctum, Kokoda: 39th Battalion). A practicing Sikh is banned by the boxing commission for refusing to back down from his religious beliefs. Through racial profiling and stereotypical threats, he does what any strong American would do, fight back - in the courts, and in the ring. The film stars Prem Singh as Pardeep Nagra, and the cast includes Mickey Rourke, Janel Parrish, Marshall Manesh, and Michael 'Mick' Harrity. This looks alright, but I'm not too sure. It seems like a meaningful story about someone fighting for what he loves to do, fighting against age old racism and prejudice. Check it out below. ›››

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Ex-Minnesota policeman to argue self-defense in Australian woman

(Reuters) – A former Minnesota police officer charged with murdering an unarmed Australian woman in July will argue that he acted in self-defense when he fired the fatal shot from his police car, a newspaper report on Wednesday said.

Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor and his attorney Tom Plunkett (L) leave the Hennepin County jail after posting bail in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 21, 2018. REUTERS/Craig Lassig

Mohamed Noor, 32, who has been charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 40-year-old Justine Damond, will next appear in court on May 8, online court records showed.

Minnesota’s Star Tribune newspaper reported it obtained a court filing in the case made on Wednesday that said Noor intends to claim he used “reasonable force” when he shot Damond, a spiritual healer from Sydney, should the case go to trial.

The document was not available in online filings and a lawyer for Noor was not immediately available for comment.

In the July incident, Damond, who was living in Minneapolis, called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her house. When a police vehicle pulled up in an alley behind her home, she approached the driver’s side and was then shot through the door, authorities said.

The shooting drew condemnation in Minnesota and Australia, where Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called it “inexplicable.” Then-Minneapolis police Chief Janeé Harteau resigned after city officials said procedures had been violated and Damond “didn’t have to die.”

The Star Tribune said she was in her pajamas when she approached the car.

“How can a woman out in the street in her pajamas seeking assistance be shot like that?” Turnbull said in the interview with Australia’s television Nine Network in July.

Matthew Harrity, the officer driving the police car from which Noor shot, said he was startled by a loud sound and both officers “got spooked” when Damond appeared out of nowhere, investigators said.

Noor fired through the open driver’s-side window, striking Damond in the abdomen, they said.

Noor appeared in court last month and was later released on a bond of $500,000. He was also ordered to surrender his passport and agreed to avoid possession of any firearms.

The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years, according to a state website.

Damond, also known as Justine Ruszczyk, had taken the name of her fiance, Don Damond, ahead of their wedding planned for August 2017. She owned a meditation and life-coaching company, according to her personal website.

Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin, Texas; Editing by Michael Perry

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Ex-Minnesota policeman to argue self-defense in Australian woman

(Reuters) – A former Minnesota police officer charged with murdering an unarmed Australian woman in July will argue that he acted in self-defense when he fired the fatal shot from his police car, a newspaper report on Wednesday said.

Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor and his attorney Tom Plunkett (L) leave the Hennepin County jail after posting bail in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 21, 2018. REUTERS/Craig Lassig

Mohamed Noor, 32, who has been charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 40-year-old Justine Damond, will next appear in court on May 8, online court records showed.

Minnesota’s Star Tribune newspaper reported it obtained a court filing in the case made on Wednesday that said Noor intends to claim he used “reasonable force” when he shot Damond, a spiritual healer from Sydney, should the case go to trial.

The document was not available in online filings and a lawyer for Noor was not immediately available for comment.

In the July incident, Damond, who was living in Minneapolis, called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her house. When a police vehicle pulled up in an alley behind her home, she approached the driver’s side and was then shot through the door, authorities said.

The shooting drew condemnation in Minnesota and Australia, where Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called it “inexplicable.” Then-Minneapolis police Chief Janeé Harteau resigned after city officials said procedures had been violated and Damond “didn’t have to die.”

The Star Tribune said she was in her pajamas when she approached the car.

“How can a woman out in the street in her pajamas seeking assistance be shot like that?” Turnbull said in the interview with Australia’s television Nine Network in July.

Matthew Harrity, the officer driving the police car from which Noor shot, said he was startled by a loud sound and both officers “got spooked” when Damond appeared out of nowhere, investigators said.

Noor fired through the open driver’s-side window, striking Damond in the abdomen, they said.

Noor appeared in court last month and was later released on a bond of $500,000. He was also ordered to surrender his passport and agreed to avoid possession of any firearms.

The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years, according to a state website.

Damond, also known as Justine Ruszczyk, had taken the name of her fiance, Don Damond, ahead of their wedding planned for August 2017. She owned a meditation and life-coaching company, according to her personal website.

Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin, Texas; Editing by Michael Perry

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Ex-Minnesota policeman to argue self-defense in Australian woman

(Reuters) – A former Minnesota police officer charged with murdering an unarmed Australian woman in July will argue that he acted in self-defense when he fired the fatal shot from his police car, a newspaper report on Wednesday said.

Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor and his attorney Tom Plunkett (L) leave the Hennepin County jail after posting bail in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 21, 2018. REUTERS/Craig Lassig

Mohamed Noor, 32, who has been charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 40-year-old Justine Damond, will next appear in court on May 8, online court records showed.

Minnesota’s Star Tribune newspaper reported it obtained a court filing in the case made on Wednesday that said Noor intends to claim he used “reasonable force” when he shot Damond, a spiritual healer from Sydney, should the case go to trial.

The document was not available in online filings and a lawyer for Noor was not immediately available for comment.

In the July incident, Damond, who was living in Minneapolis, called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her house. When a police vehicle pulled up in an alley behind her home, she approached the driver’s side and was then shot through the door, authorities said.

The shooting drew condemnation in Minnesota and Australia, where Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called it “inexplicable.” Then-Minneapolis police Chief Janeé Harteau resigned after city officials said procedures had been violated and Damond “didn’t have to die.”

The Star Tribune said she was in her pajamas when she approached the car.

“How can a woman out in the street in her pajamas seeking assistance be shot like that?” Turnbull said in the interview with Australia’s television Nine Network in July.

Matthew Harrity, the officer driving the police car from which Noor shot, said he was startled by a loud sound and both officers “got spooked” when Damond appeared out of nowhere, investigators said.

Noor fired through the open driver’s-side window, striking Damond in the abdomen, they said.

Noor appeared in court last month and was later released on a bond of $500,000. He was also ordered to surrender his passport and agreed to avoid possession of any firearms.

The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years, according to a state website.

Damond, also known as Justine Ruszczyk, had taken the name of her fiance, Don Damond, ahead of their wedding planned for August 2017. She owned a meditation and life-coaching company, according to her personal website.

Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin, Texas; Editing by Michael Perry

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Ex-Minnesota policeman to argue self-defense in Australian woman

(Reuters) – A former Minnesota police officer charged with murdering an unarmed Australian woman in July will argue that he acted in self-defense when he fired the fatal shot from his police car, a newspaper report on Wednesday said.

Former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor and his attorney Tom Plunkett (L) leave the Hennepin County jail after posting bail in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. March 21, 2018. REUTERS/Craig Lassig

Mohamed Noor, 32, who has been charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 40-year-old Justine Damond, will next appear in court on May 8, online court records showed.

Minnesota’s Star Tribune newspaper reported it obtained a court filing in the case made on Wednesday that said Noor intends to claim he used “reasonable force” when he shot Damond, a spiritual healer from Sydney, should the case go to trial.

The document was not available in online filings and a lawyer for Noor was not immediately available for comment.

In the July incident, Damond, who was living in Minneapolis, called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her house. When a police vehicle pulled up in an alley behind her home, she approached the driver’s side and was then shot through the door, authorities said.

The shooting drew condemnation in Minnesota and Australia, where Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called it “inexplicable.” Then-Minneapolis police Chief Janeé Harteau resigned after city officials said procedures had been violated and Damond “didn’t have to die.”

The Star Tribune said she was in her pajamas when she approached the car.

“How can a woman out in the street in her pajamas seeking assistance be shot like that?” Turnbull said in the interview with Australia’s television Nine Network in July.

Matthew Harrity, the officer driving the police car from which Noor shot, said he was startled by a loud sound and both officers “got spooked” when Damond appeared out of nowhere, investigators said.

Noor fired through the open driver’s-side window, striking Damond in the abdomen, they said.

Noor appeared in court last month and was later released on a bond of $500,000. He was also ordered to surrender his passport and agreed to avoid possession of any firearms.

The penalty for third-degree murder is up to 25 years in prison and second-degree manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years, according to a state website.

Damond, also known as Justine Ruszczyk, had taken the name of her fiance, Don Damond, ahead of their wedding planned for August 2017. She owned a meditation and life-coaching company, according to her personal website.

Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin, Texas; Editing by Michael Perry

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Revelaron detalles sobre australiana tiroteada en EEUU

Minneapolis (EE.UU).- En una entrevista con los investigadores la semana pasada, uno de los dos agentes de la Policía de Minneapolis involucrados en el tiroteo que mató a la australiana Justine Damond el pasado 15 de julio, dijo que se sorprendió por un “sonido fuerte” cerca de la patrulla en la que se encontraba.

Inmediatamente después, Damond se acercó a la ventana lateral del conductor y fue fatalmente fusilada por el oficial Mohamed Noor, según los investigadores.

“Tras la llegada de la policía, una mujer ‘da un golpe’ a la parte posterior de la patrulla”, dice una orden, según la radio pública de Minneapolis. “Después de eso, no se sabe qué sucedió exactamente, pero la mujer terminó muerta en el suelo”.

El nuevo detalle puede ayudar a explicar lo que llevó al asesinato de Damond, una novia australiana de 40 años de edad que había llegado a Estados Unidos para casarse con su prometido.

Damond había llamado al 911 alrededor de las 11:30 p.m. de ese sábado por la noche para que la policía investigara una posible agresión sexual en un callejón cerca de su residencia de Minneapolis.

Los oficiales Michael Harrity y Mohamed Noor llegaron a la escena. Menos de 30 minutos después, Damond murió de una herida de bala en el abdomen.

Sigue existiendo una serie de preguntas sobre lo que ocurrió en esos momentos. Las cámaras de los oficiales no estaban encendidas y el tiroteo no fue capturado por la cámara del carro, dijeron los investigadores.

El tiroteo ha perturbado al Departamento de Policía de Minneapolis, causando indignación en los Estados Unidos y en Australia, y llevando a la renuncia de la jefa de policía del departamento.

En la declaración, la jefa Harteau aseguró que “la tragedia del sábado, junto a otros incidentes recientes” le habían hecho reflexionar y tomar la decisión de dimitir. “Esto no debería haber ocurrido”, dijo el exjefe de policía, Janeé Harteau. “En nuestras patrullas, usted encontrará las palabras: ‘Proteger con valentía y servir con compasión’. Esto no sucedió”.

El caso, uno de los más de 500 disparos mortales por parte de la policía en Estados Unidos este año, también ha planteado serias preocupaciones en su país de origen.

La noticia de la muerte de Damond se ha reproducido en todos los medios de comunicación en Australia, donde amigos, según informes de los medios, están exigiendo una investigación federal.