A small town in Missouri was sued Monday by a homeless couple accused of violating their constitutional rights by forcing them to leave because they were on a street corner with a sign asking for help. Brandalyn Orchard and Edward Gillespie, who were holding a sign that said “Travel. Whatever help. Bless you”, he obeyed the police ordered them to leave Miner, Missouri, on September 26, according to the federal lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, on behalf of the couple. The agents, who showed them copies of the ordinances against vagrancy, begging and vagrancy, the couple said they would …
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- "Naftogaz of Ukraine" has demanded from Russia of $5 billion by the court in den Hague
- Boxer Andre ward has announced his retirement
- Unknown beat the Deputy of the Krylatskoye area Miroshnichenko
- Actress Brand ‘Inappropriate’ by the Liberals for Talking About the Constitution
- In Egypt, he said about the measures taken for the return of the Russian tourists
5 recent posts for today:
- 240 Russians can “Magnitsky List”, March 30, 2013
- Detroit has filed for bankruptcy, July 19, 2013
- Relations Biden on executive actions weapons [as they want to be dictators], June 18, 2013
- U.S. shortly reveal secret documents about NSA program released Snowden, July 31, 2013
- Matvienko discussed with the king of Saudi Arabia is the situation in the middle East, April 16, 2017
