He was executed by Italian partisans on this day in 1945

For those of you who don't know what a Super Safety is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1ADTvaYhY4

A woman reported from Costco April 14 that while she was inside the store, someone threw a bag of dog feces on her rental car in the parking lot. Video from inside the Tesla Cybertruck confirmed that a woman had thrown the bag from her passing car. It hit the Tesla and fell off, but the woman then drove back, exited her car, picked up the bag and threw it onto the Tesla. A dog also came out of her car at the time. The suspect was identified as a Concord Township woman and a warrant was issued for her arrest for littering and criminal mischief.

cross-posted from: https://midwest.social/post/26726271

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s request to block a proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate qualified immunity for police and public officials, allowing citizens to sue public employees who violate their constitutional rights.

The decision clears the way for the amendment to proceed to the Ohio Ballot Board, which will review its language to determine if it should appear as one or multiple ballot issues. Proponents must then collect 413,487 valid signatures to place the measure on the statewide ballot.

Yost, a Republican, had rejected the amendment’s language eight times, prompting a lawsuit from three Ohio voters represented by Capital University professor Mark Brown. U.S. District Court Judge James Graham ruled against Yost, finding his rejections overly technical. The Supreme Court’s denial upholds that decision, though Justices Clarence T

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s request to block a proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate qualified immunity for police and public officials, allowing citizens to sue public employees who violate their constitutional rights.

The decision clears the way for the amendment to proceed to the Ohio Ballot Board, which will review its language to determine if it should appear as one or multiple ballot issues. Proponents must then collect 413,487 valid signatures to place the measure on the statewide ballot.

Yost, a Republican, had rejected the amendment’s language eight times, prompting a lawsuit from three Ohio voters represented by Capital University professor Mark Brown. U.S. District Court Judge James Graham ruled against Yost, finding his rejections overly technical. The Supreme Court’s denial upholds that decision, though Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Brett Kavanaugh dissented, indicating they