Fire destroys mobile home in northwest Minot Fire destroyed a mobile home in northwest Minot Sunday morning.

The Minot Fire Department was dispatched to Northland Mobile Home Park Lot 83 at 11:24
a.m. for reports of a structure fire. Upon arrival, firefighters found flames exiting the roof of the mobile home.

The Fire department personnel extinguished the blaze by 12:17 p.m.

One resident was home at the time of the fire and had safely evacuated the structure when fire-fighters arrived on scene.
The resident was treated on scene for minor smoke inhalation. A pet cat died in the fire; there were no other injuries in the incident.

Three engines, one lad

The Los Angeles Police Department’s South Bureau Homicide detectives have
made an arrest of a homicide suspect.
On Saturday, January 8, 2022, at 10:55 p.m., patrol officers responded to a shooting radio call at the Taco Bell located at 9900 block of Avalon Boulevard.

Upon officer’s arrival, a victim of a shooting was located inside the kitchen area of the
restaurant. The victim was later identified as Alejandro Garcia-Galicia, a male Hispanic 41-years-old was pronounced dead by Los Angeles Fire Department.

The LAPD South Bureau Homicide Division, investigators identified Jonathan Madden, a male, Black, 39-years-old, of Los Angeles, as the individual responsible for the murder of Garcia- Galicia.

On Monday, January 10, 2022, members of LAPD Gang and Narcotics Division located and
arrested Jonathan Madden at his residence in South Los Angeles.
On Wednesday, January 12, 2022, the investigation will be presented to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office for filing consideration.

City of Missoula Police Department advised all law enforcement to be on the lookout for a vehicle and suspect believed to be involved in an armed robbery within Missoula City limits on the evening of January 11, 2022.

Missoula County Sheriff’s Deputies located the vehicle near the Bonner Town Pump at approximately 6:40p.m. Soon afterwards the suspect led Deputies, City of Missoula Police Department and Montana Highway Patrol vehicles on a pursuit on Highway 10 East. The pursuit ended near I-90 and the Turah exit when law enforcement disabled the suspect’s vehicle. The suspect was taken into custody and transported to Missoula County Detention Facility.

Following the pursuit and apprehension of the suspect, an unoccupied City of Missoula Police Department vehicle, that was parked nearby where the incident concluded, was struck by an oncoming train. No other vehicles were involved in the train collision and no one was injured.

Missoula Rural Fire and Emergency Medical Personnel also assisted with the incident.

The investigation into this incident is ongoing. More information will be provided as it becomes available.

TAMPA, FL — As a result of Liberty Counsel’s case, Navy SEAL 1 v. Biden, Florida federal judge Steven Merryday ordered each branch of the military to file a detailed report regarding religious exemptions from the COVID-19 shot every 14 days beginning Friday, January 7, 2022. The filings received by the court last week show that out of 21,342 requests received, zero exemptions have been granted, and many have been denied at the final appeal stage. The reports confirm Liberty Counsel’s argument that the religious exemptions are a ruse with the inevitable result that everyone is being denied.

Liberty Counsel represents plaintiffs from five branches of the military, federal employees, and federal civilian contractors who have been unlawfully mandated to get the COVID shots or face punishment and discharge from the military or termination from employment.

The declarations by each military branch state that branch-level numbers are not precise until a certain point and there may be other numbers that have not been disclosed in this filing.

The statistics from the reports for each branch include:
Army:
Requests: 2,064
Exemptions: 0
Denied after Sincerity: 115
Appeals: none adjudicated
Medical Granted: 5 permanent, 4 temporary, numerous pending

Air Force:
Requests: 10,973
Exemptions: 0
Denied: 2,387
Appeals Denied: 235
Medical Granted: 1,723

Navy:
Requests: 3,711
Exemptions: 0
Denials (after presumed sincere): 3,484
Appeals Denied: none finally adjudicated
Medical Granted: 303 temporary, 8 permanent

Marines:
Requests: 3,192
Granted: 0
Denied after Sincerity: 3,080
Final Appeals Denied: 79
Medical Approved: 419 temporary, 17 permanent

Coast Guard:
Requests:1303
Exemptions: 0
Denied after Sincerity: 226
Appeals Denied: none finally adjudicated
Medical Exemptions: 6

TOTALS:
Requests: 21,342 requests received
Exemptions Granted: ZERO
Denied After Sincerity: 6,905 (with some branches not tracking)
Medical Granted: 2,485

On October 15, 2021, Liberty Counsel sued Joseph R. Biden, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and U.S. Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas on behalf of members from five branches of the military, federal employees and civilian contractors who have been unlawfully discriminated against regarding religious exemptions and accommodations from the COVID shot mandate.

Liberty Counsel will renew its request to the federal court to issue an injunction.

Last week, a Texas federal judge granted a temporary injunction in a separate lawsuit for 35 Navy SEALs who were unlawfully denied religious exemptions from the unconstitutional federal COVID-19 shot mandate. These SEALs collectively have more than 350 years of military service and more than 100 combat deployments but were told they could face court-martial or involuntary separation if they don’t receive the shots. The court also found that even if a person’s religious exemption was granted, the service member would still be considered medically disqualified and thus un-deployable.

Despite the pending lawsuits, the Navy announced last week that it has already removed the first group of sailors from the service for not getting the COVID-19 shot. The group, which included 20 sailors who had just entered active service, were removed via entry-level separations, causing them to be separated during their first 180 days. On Dec. 15, Navy commanders were ordered to begin the separation process for sailors who declined to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Liberty Counsel Founder and Chairman Mat Staver said: “The filings by the military branches prove that they continue to ignore the law by denying every religious exemption request from the COVID shots. Service members are continually threatened with discharge, loss of pay and benefits, and repayment of educational and training costs. Liberty Counsel looks forward to returning to court to stop this unlawful treatment of our military heroes.” Liberty Counsel is a public law firm and a news partner with the Wyoming News.