#surveillance footage

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A newsstand "horse-parlor:" a surveillance camera catches the placing of an illegal bet at a newsstand on the corner of 57th Street and Sixth Ave., August 5, 1942.

Photo: NY Journal-American/Univ. of Texas

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Former President Donald Trump and two of his aides were hit with new charges in the Mar-a-Lago documents case on Thursday.

A grand jury in South Florida returned a superseding indictment adding four charges to the prior indictment against Trump and aide Walt Nauta. Another aide, Carlos De Oliveira, the Mar-a-Lago head of maintenance, was also added to the obstruction conspiracy charged in the original indictment.

The indictment alleges that De Oliveira told another employee that "the boss" wanted the server with Mar-a-Lago surveillance footage deleted and asked how long the footage was stored.

"What are we going to do?" he allegedly said.

The alleged exchange came after Trump's team received a subpoena for the security footage, according to the indictment.

The new indictment charges Trump with two new obstruction counts and with allegedly possessing the classified document he was heard discussing in an audio recording of a meeting at his Bedminster, N.J. golf club. Trump in the audio bragged that he had a classified Iran war plan that he could not show others because he hadn't declassified it. He has since denied that he was in possession of the document.

But the new indictment alleges that he did have it and that it was marked "TOP SECRET" and involved a "Presentation concerning military activity in a foreign country."

Trump and Nauta pleaded not guilty to the earlier charges against them.

National security attorney Mark Zaid said the indictment "reads like organized crime activity," citing the "compelling" text messages and video footage cited in the document.

Former Manhattan prosecutor Karen Friedman Agnifilo told CNN that the indictment "reads like a spy novel."

"That's what you would do. You would try to… wipe out the video footage," she said. "I mean, it's just astonishing that this is what Trump wanted to do! He wanted to destroy evidence of a crime! I mean, that's really what this is."

CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams said that the timeline laid out by the indictment is "devastating."

"They start communicating about what the boss' wishes are and immediately took steps to delete this footage," he said Friday. "All of that is pretty lock, stock and barrel evidence of obstruction of justice."

Fellow CNN legal analyst and former federal prosecutor Elie Honig argued that the charge related to the Iran document was the "single most important" part of the indictment.

"Those papers he was shuffling, yes, they were classified documents, they're related to war plans, and DOJ has that document. That is now a new charge in this indictment," he said.

"And that makes that incident so much worse than just Donald Trump exaggerating or bragging or bluffing, as he has suggested," Honig added. "This means he actually had that classified document in his possession. He was showing it to others, he was bragging about it, he was disseminating it, to use the legalistic word."

But some legal experts also warned that the new charges could delay the trial in the case.

Defense attorney Ken White told Insider that adding De Oliveira was a "big change" that could "delay things a couple of months."

"I think it's an appropriate move," adding that considerations about the election timeline is "not a legitimate line of inquiry for a prosecutor."

"One thing is clear from today's superseding indictment — Jack Smith is more concerned about making the best possible case he can against Donald Trump than he is about rushing to the finish line," tweeted former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti. "Adding another defendant can slow things down, but it also strengthens his hand."

[standingonabeachatsunset]

Yes, that exchange between you and your neighbour was nice and even wholesome - but why was it filmed by a Ring Video Doorbell, and why did you then post it on instagram for the world to see?

How, when, and why did this become a normal thing to do?

[mw-537]

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Japan Issues Warning About Wandering Cat After Feline Falls into Toxic Chemicals and Escapes

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[security-cameras-installation-la]

Dash Cam Chronicles | Top Most Shocking Moments Caught on Camera Buckle up for a wild ride as we bring you the ultimate compilation of heart-stopping, jaw-dropping moments captured on dash cams! From unbelievable near misses to bizarre encounters on the road, this video will leave you on the edge of your seat. Join us as we count down the top most shocking moments ever recorded by vigilant dash cam owners. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions and be prepared to witness the unexpected unfold right before your eyes. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell, so you never miss out on the adrenaline-packed content coming your way! Drive safe and enjoy the thrill of the unexpected with Dash Cam Chronicles! #DashCam #ShockingMoments #CaughtOnCamera

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Dramatic Robbery Unfolds at Local Store | Caught on Camera In this shocking and heart-pounding video, we bring you an exclusive firsthand look at a dramatic robbery that unfolded at a local store. The entire incident was captured on camera, providing a chilling account of the events as they transpired. As the video begins, you'll witness the perpetrators storming into the store with masks concealing their identities, brandishing weapons, and demanding valuables. The store's surveillance cameras captured every heart-stopping moment, from the initial entry to the tense standoff with the store's employees and customers.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“MOVIE SHOWS ACCUSED N.Y. POLICEMAN SHAKING HANDS WITH MAN HE SAYS HE "NEVER SAW" AS 32 SUSPENDED IN $1,000,000 GRAFT PROBE,” Toronto Star. April 10, 1942. Page 3. ---- 1. Here's a policeman on his beat, or on someone's beat. He's just waiting, waiting.. 

2. Here's a man standing in the doorway of a little bakeshop. He's just waiting, too...

3. Policeman and man are together now, in front of bakeshop. A handshake continues...

4. Several seconds have passed. So prolonged a handshake must be a token warm affection, or something....

5. The passing pram is out of sight now. The policeman's still beside the man, whose right hand is empty... 

6. Back to his beat strides the policeman, in all the majesty of the law. The man has turned away from him.

[planetofsnarfs]

The owners of a diagnostic center are suing the city of Los Angeles, Los Angeles Police Department, and multiple officers for an "unconstitutional" raid that left behind a magazine filled with bullets and a damaged MRI machine.

The LAPD reportedly raided the NoHo Diagnostic Center last October because it believed it was a front for an illegal marijuana cultivation center, citing the center's high energy use and the "distinct odor" of cannabis plants, according to SFGATE.

Instead of finding marijuana plants, police were met with standard rooms for conducting x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and MRIs.

During "the pot raid gone bad," an LAPD officer walked into an MRI room, past a sign prohibiting metal, with his rifle dangling from his hand "with an unsecured strap," SFGate reported. The machine's magnetic pull sent the rifle flying across the room and pinned it to the machine.

An officer then shut down the MRI machine, evaporating thousands of liters of helium gas and damaging the machine in the process, by pressing its sealed energy release button. The owners also accused the officer of leaving behind a magazine filled with bullets on the office floor.

The owners accused the LAPD of wrongly targeting the medical center and said the officers' behavior was "nothing short of a disorganized circus, with no apparent rules, procedures, or even a hint of coordination." They are seeking an unspecified amount in damages.

[cyberianpunks]

Any understanding of social and cultural change is impossible without a knowledge of the way media work as environments

[snarkspawn]

I finally managed to colour this \o/

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[trapangeles]

Flash Mob Robbery Strikes Nordstrom Rack in Riverside: Authorities on the Hunt for Multiple Suspects

In a startling turn of events, a flash mob robbery has shaken the tranquility of Riverside, as multiple suspects orchestrated a daring theft at a local Nordstrom Rack. Law enforcement agencies are now on high alert, working relentlessly to apprehend those responsible for the audacious crime that has left the community in disbelief.

The incident unfolded at the Nordstrom Rack store in Riverside, which, unfortunately, has fallen victim to this brazen act not once, but twice. The store, known for its selection of fashion and lifestyle goods, has now become the scene of an investigation that highlights the growing concern of organized theft.

Local authorities have revealed that the robbery was carried out by a group of individuals in what appears to be a coordinated effort. The term "flash mob" typically invokes images of spontaneous dance performances or public displays, but in this case, it has taken a darker turn. The suspects capitalized on the element of surprise, swooping in with speed and precision to make off with merchandise.

This incident has raised questions about the security measures in place at retail establishments and the challenges faced by businesses in preventing such occurrences. The audacity of targeting the same store twice speaks to the audaciousness of the criminals involved.

Law enforcement agencies are leaving no stone unturned as they scour surveillance footage, interview witnesses, and piece together the puzzle behind this orchestrated robbery. The safety of the community and the accountability of those responsible remain their top priorities.

As Riverside residents grapple with the shock of the flash mob robbery at their local Nordstrom Rack, the incident serves as a reminder of the vigilance required in today's world. The community stands united against such acts, and the ongoing investigation aims to bring justice to those affected.

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#rainbowshipgate

late March, 1979.

Someone gets off work at Hawkins Lab and stops off at the store on their way home to buy a pack of cigarettes.

"My son drew that," the cashier volunteers, pointing to a crayon drawing taped up by the register.

They smile politely and barely glance at the drawing, but when they do, they double take.

"Your son?" they hold out their hand for the change without looking. "Quite an imagination."

"He's only eight," she beams proudly.

Lighting up a cigarette, they rush the rest of the way home to make an urgent phonecall.

"Does someone wanna tell me how some elementary school kid from town drew a picture of something Top Fucking Secret?"

By April, HNL is surveilling young William Byers, son of the Melvald's cashier. They wiretap, they film, they learn routines, they pose as school officials to monitor his academic and creative output. He may be exactly the sort of talent they scout for across the world, quite literally in their own backyard.

Acquiring a new subject is always tricky, so they can't be hasty. They need evidence that this wasn't merely a coincidence, a fluke. They watch to see if the boy exhibits any other strange behavior.

They're still waiting in September of that year, when the HNL program... hits a snag. Its focus narrows to its lone survivor and most promising subject. Funding can't be secured for any new subjects at this time, however the Byers boy still poses a potential security risk, and continues to be monitored.

He is last observed the morning of November 6, 1983, travelling on Maple Street by bicycle, on the day when finally he does do something else strange. He vanishes.

A kid going missing isn't the strangest thing that happens on November 6 - curiously, there is another major incident at the Lab the same day.

When it becomes apparent that the two events are in fact connected, damage control is necessary. If local law enforcement is allowed to continue to search for the boy, the investigation could lead back to the Lab, attracting an undesirable level of public attention.

A fake body is created with very convincing attention to detail using surveillance obtained the morning of the boy's disappearance.

With the search over, the Lab should now be at its leisure to investigate Will Byers' whereabouts on its own terms. If the boy merely dies, irretrievable, at least the security threat is neutralized; if he can be privately recovered for study, all the better.

Unfortunately not visible in those surveillance photos of a long-sleeved Will Byers on a November morning: the birthmark on his right arm.

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ok I'm not entirely seriously proposing that this happened, but hear me out anyway about a few things

That fake body.

to know what Will was wearing on the day he went missing, they had to have seen him wearing it. how then, unless they were already watching him? why would the Lab be watching some random child?

Some lab kids are wild-caught, like Kali.

In order to merit being taken for the program, must they not first do something to attract the Lab's interest - display some curious behavior, some sign of potential psychic ability?

Will loves medieval fantasy.

DnD and Lord of the Rings. he's always drawing things like battles and knights and dragons and wizards. his life, his friends, but through a lens of medieval type fantasy. so when Joyce tells the story of little Will drawing a spaceship, it bothers me. a spaceship, even a whimsical one, is such a conspicuous break from Will's usual genre.

Kids draw from a variety of inspirations.

Sometimes they draw from their imagination or their feelings.

Sometimes they draw exactly what they see in reality.

And sometimes they draw what they see somewhere in between. Without really even knowing what it is they're drawing.

What if little Will saw the rainbow spaceship in his mind, but not in his imagination.

So, what am I saying, Will had a vision of a spaceship? The upside down is another planet and the demogorgon is an alien? No.

(Haha,)

But really, no, Stranger Things isn't that genre.

So whose spaceship is it? Is Hawkins Lab building a spaceship? No. The lab's interest is in the human mind, not the space race.

I don't think there is a spaceship. But there could be something within Hawkins Lab (or somewhere similarly top secret) that a kid with a vague vision and a box of crayons might interpret as looking like a spaceship.

Just, I don't know, some kind of big metal Thing.

I'm not saying it would have been NINA or equivalent, but I'm saying there could be a Thing that could look like a spaceship out of context. In perhaps a vision, an accidental remote-view, a now-memory.

why would a Thing at Hawkins Lab have a rainbow on it? idk, it's not like they have a history of that.

Plot twists require hints.

Big reveals are no fun if there wasn't a clue in plain view the whole time. We have few flashbacks and anecdotes about Will's past, and if we're due some revelation in s5 about him either having powers or having more of a history with HNL or Henry than we thought, that is where a clue would be.

Joyce's rainbow ship story is littered with details that bother me.

Do you know what March 22nd is? It's your birthday. Your birthday. When you turned eight, I gave you that huge box of crayons. Do you remember that? It was 120 colors. And all your friends, they got you Star Wars toys, but all you wanted to do was draw with all your new colors. And you drew this big spaceship, but it wasn't from a movie. It was your spaceship. A rainbow ship is what you called it. And you must have used every color in the box. I took that with me to Melvald's and I put it up and I told everyone who came in, "My son drew this." And you were so embarrassed. But I was so proud. I was so, so proud.

Will being 8 may matter because he turned 8 in 1979. idk, of all ages to attach to this story why the one in the landmark year of 1979? his eighth would be his last birthday before the lab massacre (Sept 8, 1979). this scenario might not work with Will any older - perhaps whatever the "spaceship" was was eliminated post-massacre. or there's something to Will being the same age as El. I'll get back to you on this one

drawing with crayons on ST is so often associated with something not simply seen or imagined, but perceived in some strange way:

Will drawing his vision of the Mind Flayer in black/red crayon

Will scribbling the nowmemory tunnels feverishly with whole crayons

these aren't the only times he uses crayon, but contrast some of his noteworthy "normal imagination" drawings - Will the Wise, Zombie Boy - done in pencil instead, as are a lot of his other misc filler drawings. (when Will's fireball/cabbage drawing where crayons are prominently mentioned turns out to be a vision of season 5 I'll get back to you)

Joyce grabs crayons to trace the Mind Flayer off the TV

Nancy writes the decoded CLOSEGATE in crayon

Ten's lessons at the lab consist of remotely viewing Brenner's bad crayon drawings

Henry's drawing of the spider is in pencil, and the Mind Flayer in charcoal, but when he's drawing with crayons I don't know what he's drawing but the lights flicker

when Max draws her vision of the Creel house, she calls attention in the dialogue to Holly letting her borrow her crayons

Will lacking interest in his new Star Wars toys makes sure we know, in case we don't remember all the Will art we've seen, that he isn't especially interested in space.

Joyce even says it with this little eyeroll like "these punk ass kids think MY son is a space nerd? please. I know the Castle Byers password and it's a LOTR reference"

which is what makes this so conspicuous - why in the same breath as establishing Will isn't very interested in space stuff does she say Will drew a spaceship and emphasize that it isn't something he saw in a movie. that it came from his imagination. like.. yeah, isn't everything he draws? why was a spaceship on Will's mind if he isn't interested in space? am I wrong that we've never seen one single other drawing of space stuff among all his artwork?

finally, Joyce not only put this drawing up in public but told all her customers about it. this is the only anecdote of Will's pre-vanishing history I can think of that could suggest any adult outsiders (so potentially the Lab) taking notice of something he did.

in conclusion I'm kidding, unless it turns out I'm right in which case you heard rainbowshipgate here first

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Japan Issues Warning About Wandering Cat After Feline Falls into Toxic Chemicals and Escapes

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“If you find a cat that seems abnormal, please do not touch it and contact the city or police,” authorities told the public HANDOUT/Nomura Plating/AFP via Getty Footprints believed to be from a cat that fell into a tank containing toxic hexavalent chromium at the plating factory in Fukuyama, Hiroshima A cat fell into and […]

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