Comments by "leafy" (@leafy803) on "ABC7" channel.

  1. 10 days in jail and two years of probation 'Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office said the bullet nearly struck the child, burning the child and causing short-term hearing loss. Another child was in the room. In what was the first test of the city’s new safe storage law for firearms, Klein announced Tuesday that the boy's father, 28-year-old Matthew Rivas, pleaded guilty April 4 to two counts of negligent storage of a firearm and one count of child endangerment. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Jarrod B. Skinner sentenced Rivas to 10 days in jail and two years of probation. If Rivas does not successfully complete his probation, he will face 170 days in jail. Skinner also ordered Rivas to pay a $150 fine and ordered the firearm from the incident to be destroyed.' Columbus dispatch
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  2. 10 days in jail and two years of probation 'Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office said the bullet nearly struck the child, burning the child and causing short-term hearing loss. Another child was in the room. In what was the first test of the city’s new safe storage law for firearms, Klein announced Tuesday that the boy's father, 28-year-old Matthew Rivas, pleaded guilty April 4 to two counts of negligent storage of a firearm and one count of child endangerment. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Jarrod B. Skinner sentenced Rivas to 10 days in jail and two years of probation. If Rivas does not successfully complete his probation, he will face 170 days in jail. Skinner also ordered Rivas to pay a $150 fine and ordered the firearm from the incident to be destroyed.' Columbus dispatch
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  3. 10 days in jail and two years of probation 'Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office said the bullet nearly struck the child, burning the child and causing short-term hearing loss. Another child was in the room. In what was the first test of the city’s new safe storage law for firearms, Klein announced Tuesday that the boy's father, 28-year-old Matthew Rivas, pleaded guilty April 4 to two counts of negligent storage of a firearm and one count of child endangerment. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Jarrod B. Skinner sentenced Rivas to 10 days in jail and two years of probation. If Rivas does not successfully complete his probation, he will face 170 days in jail. Skinner also ordered Rivas to pay a $150 fine and ordered the firearm from the incident to be destroyed.' Columbus dispatch
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  4. 10 days in jail and two years of probation 'Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office said the bullet nearly struck the child, burning the child and causing short-term hearing loss. Another child was in the room. In what was the first test of the city’s new safe storage law for firearms, Klein announced Tuesday that the boy's father, 28-year-old Matthew Rivas, pleaded guilty April 4 to two counts of negligent storage of a firearm and one count of child endangerment. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Jarrod B. Skinner sentenced Rivas to 10 days in jail and two years of probation. If Rivas does not successfully complete his probation, he will face 170 days in jail. Skinner also ordered Rivas to pay a $150 fine and ordered the firearm from the incident to be destroyed.' Columbus dispatch
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  5. 'LAPD told Eyewitness News that officers were remaining at the scene as of Friday evening. The LAPD said it is possible the man is suffering from mental illness.' From their linked news article
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  6. Sean Tuohy: "I was five days from bankruptcy twice," he said, in the year 2001" "I think we started out negative," he said, referring to cash on hand, and money stayed tight most of his career as he poured back equity into buying more restaurants, and adding debt with each transaction." Article: Auspex Capital unwinds RGT Management with dose of philosophy Franchise Times
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  7. Older and obese male bends over to take pistol from ankle holder and aims at centre mass of his wife at close range. She is shot. Alleged account he made gun form hand gesture aimed towards wife earlier in restrauant. Arguments. Chose to carry gun to restaurant when likely to drink or get drunk. Accident!!?
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  8. 10 days in jail and two years of probation 'Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office said the bullet nearly struck the child, burning the child and causing short-term hearing loss. Another child was in the room. In what was the first test of the city’s new safe storage law for firearms, Klein announced Tuesday that the boy's father, 28-year-old Matthew Rivas, pleaded guilty April 4 to two counts of negligent storage of a firearm and one count of child endangerment. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Jarrod B. Skinner sentenced Rivas to 10 days in jail and two years of probation. If Rivas does not successfully complete his probation, he will face 170 days in jail. Skinner also ordered Rivas to pay a $150 fine and ordered the firearm from the incident to be destroyed.' Columbus dispatch
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  9. 'Gabriel.. is charged in case BA517367 with one count of murder, one count of willful, deliberate and premeditated, attempted murder; one count of kidnapping to commit rape; one count of kidnapping; one count of assault with intent to commit rape; and two counts of attempted forcible rape. Additionally, special circumstances of murder during the course of a kidnapping and murder during the course of an attempted rape are alleged. It is further alleged as to all seven counts that in the commission and attempted commission of the offenses, Esparza personally used a rifle. Esparza pleaded not guilty today at an arraignment. His preliminary hearing setting is scheduled for October 25 in Dept. 50 at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center. He is being held on no bail. If convicted of the charges and allegations Esparza faces a maximum penalty of life without the possibility of parole. On August 20, Esparza allegedly approached Vasquez and the other victim shortly after midnight at the parking stalls area of Penn Park in Whittier where he proceeded to allegedly shoot at the victims. Esparza allegedly kidnapped Vasquez from the scene and drove off with her in the bed of his pickup truck. He drove her to a remote area of Moreno Valley in Riverside County where he attempted to rape her before dumping her body in a field.' LA District Attorney's
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  10. ​ @Tbcycoji  'Psychosis is when people lose some contact with reality. This might involve seeing or hearing things that other people cannot see or hear (hallucinations) and believing things that are not actually true (delusions). It may also involve confused (disordered) thinking and speaking. Symptoms of psychosis The 3 main symptoms of psychosis are: hallucinations – where a person hears, sees and, in some cases, feels, smells or tastes things that do not exist outside their mind but can feel very real to the person affected by them; a common hallucination is hearing voices delusions – where a person has strong beliefs that are not shared by others; a common delusion is someone believing there's a conspiracy to harm them disordered thinking and speaking - a person's thoughts and ideas come very quickly, which can make their speech fast and confusing The combination of hallucinations and delusional thinking can cause severe distress and a change in behaviour. Experiencing the symptoms of psychosis is often referred to as having a psychotic episode.' Source: NHS
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  11. Yes! Prevention is priority. True life sentencing.
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  12. We don't know why. Autism and related difficulties may have had an influence. They should be given privacy, no online debate especially if no suspect judged to be part of it. Even then private, young girl, woman.
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