Cops Seize E Jean Carroll’s Gun Following Trump Assassination Threats
New York police have confiscated an unlicensed firearm belonging to E. Jean Carroll following assassination threats made against Donald Trump. In January, The National Pulse reported that Carroll admitted to holding a firearm at her home during her […]
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Chinese Whistleblower Warns Chinese Spies Are Flooding the US Under Biden
A Chinese whistleblower has revealed that unprecedented numbers of Chinese spies are being allowed to pour through the southern border under Biden’s watch. “Absolutely!” the Chinese illegal alien responded when asked if there are Chinese spies […]
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Scientists Warn San Andreas ‘Mega Earthquake’ Is Imminent
“The big one” is about to strike in the state of California according to scientists who warn that the San Andreas fault line is finally waking up. The San Andreas, which is capable of producing […]
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UK Gov’t To Imprison Citizens Who Eat Meat Under ‘Absolute Zero’ Rules
The global elite are planning to close down all airports, ban the consumption of beef and lamb, and ban the construction of new buildings as part of a sudden and sweeping “quantum leap” to address […]
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FBI ‘Increasingly Concerned’ About Moscow-Style Attack in U.S.
FBI Director Christopher Wray has warned that terrorist groups could be planning a “coordinated attack” on the US, similar to the Crocus City Hall massacre near Moscow last month.
Speaking at a budget hearing on Capitol Hill on Thursday, Wray told lawmakers that Hamas’ October 7 assault on Israel inspired “a rogue’s gallery of foreign terrorist organizations” to call for attacks on the US and its allies. In addition to this supposed threat, Wray added that “the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland, akin to the ISIS-K attack we saw at the Russian concert hall a couple weeks ago” is ‘increasingly concerning.”
The Crocus City Hall massacre involved four gunmen who stormed the venue ahead of a concert late last month. They made their way to the main auditorium, shooting indiscriminately, and set the building on fire. Over 140 people were killed.
The suspects, all Tajik nationals, were arrested on the night of the attack near the Ukrainian border. They later told interrogators that they took instructions from a handler who had prepared an escape route to Ukraine and promised them money upon arrival in Kiev.
Wray and other American officials have blamed the incident solely on ISIS-K, the Afghanistan-based offshoot of the international terrorist organization Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS). While ISIS-K has claimed responsibility, the Russian Investigative Committee claims to have found evidence that the suspects conspired with members of the Ukrainian security services and received “significant sums of money” from Ukraine before the attack.
Earlier this week, the Investigative Committee announced that Burisma Holdings – a Ukrainian energy firm linked to the family of US President Joe Biden – had handled money “used in recent years to carry out terrorist attacks in Russia.”
Wray did not elaborate on whether his agents had uncovered any concrete plans by terrorist groups to attack the US. However, he did use the hearing to urge lawmakers to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which grants the US permission to monitor internet and phone communications from abroad made through American networks like Google.
“It’s critical in securing our nation, and we’re in crunch time,” Wray said, claiming that he would “be hard pressed to think of a time where so many threats to our public safety and national security were so elevated all at once.”
At the behest of former President Donald Trump, a group of conservative Republicans blocked a vote on reauthorizing the controversial provision on Wednesday. Although intended to surveil foreigners, Section 702 can be used by US intelligence agencies to access the communications of Americans without a court warrant, and the pro-Trump Republicans have demanded that a renewed Section 702 come with stronger safeguards against abuse.
Watch: Illegal Alien Tries to Rob Bank Using Translator to Say ‘Give Me Your Money’
A suspected illegal alien from Venezuela was arrested after trying to rob a bank using a translator in Sandusky, Ohio, earlier this month.
“We have no way to tell if he is here legally or not,” said Sandusky Police Chief Jared Oliver. “But he has no proof of identification.”
“It has been brought to my attention customs and border control put a hold on him,” Oliver said.
An illegal migrant from Venezuela tried to rob a bank in Sadusky, Ohio.
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) April 12, 2024
The only problem?
He couln’t figure out how to say “give me your money” so he had to type it into a translator app…
By the time he was done, police arrived. pic.twitter.com/bGn1tffdGy
Police were able to arrest 20-year-old Yeixon Brito-Gonzalez when he left the bank after he tried using the translator to demand money from the tellers.
From FOX 8:
The I-Team obtained bank security video that police says shows the suspect holding up his phone to the tellers. Police say the suspect did not speak English and was using a translator app to tell tellers “get the money” and “put the money in the bag.”
When the tellers did not give him any money, he left.
“I have been in law enforcement for over 20 years and this is the first time I encountered something like this, someone using a translator app to try and rob a bank,” Oliver said. “First time our officers have dealt with it too. “
Sandusky officers found him a short time later, and an officer who spoke Spanish read him his rights and talked to him.
According to a police report, the officer said the suspect told him he recently lost his job and needed money.
The suspect faces charges of attempted robbery, attempted theft and criminal trespassing.