March 21, 2007

Lauren Maggi Guilty in "Spit On Soldier" Case

(Syracuse, New York) Last November, 35-year-old Lauren Maggi was charged with harassment for spitting in a soldier's face at Hancock Airport. Reportedly, out of the clear blue, Maggi walked up to 21-year-old Jason Jones, a Ft. Drum soldier, and spit at him without provocation.

Yesterday, Maggi pleaded guilty to second-degree harassment and explained her actions.

Lauren Maggi had been verbally abused on the phone by a male acquaintance who is in the military at Fort Drum, and she "displaced her anger" when she encountered the victim as she walked through the airport, defense lawyer Louis Mannara said.

"I was crushed that people saw this as an anti-uniform, anti-war gesture," Maggi said. Maggi said she is a registered Republican who twice voted for President George W. Bush and supports the administration's war effort and the soldiers who are carrying out that mission.

Her punishment for the offense wasn't reported.

Frankly, I'm skeptical regarding her "displaced anger" explanation and her stated loyalty to the troops because it just doesn't make much sense. It's not logical that someone with a healthy regard for the United States military would arbitrarily show such base disrespect for the uniform. Leftists, on the other hand, have repeatedly shown their disrespect by hawking lugies at soldiers and others they disagree with.

One has to wonder what would have happened if Maggi were to have a "displaced anger" moment with a Muslim imam by spitting on him in the airport.

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March 18, 2007

Lights Out on Preferential Treatment...

...for some Memphis Democrats dodging utility bills and getting special leniency that wasn't afforded to the great unwashed of the city's citizenry.

Paragraph in which a political party is finally identified?

16, and it is in reference to DLC Chair Harold Ford, Jr (D, Tenessee):

Only Mr. Ford, it seemed, could get an Edmund Ford deal. For months, and over a period of years, Mr. Ford, a member of the city’s foremost power-broker political family and uncle of Harold E. Ford Jr., a former congressman and the current chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council, was allowed to put off paying bills at his funeral parlor and home that eventually totaled more than $16,000.
He had a good excuse, though - Bush did it / made him do it.

Apparently, this is just the tip of the iceberg in the corruption of the Democrat-dominated Memphis city government.

I wonder how many other Democrat-dominated cities have to endure this kind of corruption. Surely, there are no 137-count indictments against Democrats my hometown!

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February 21, 2007

Berger Coverage Sighting!

WaPo, A13.

Compare Berger, with the severity of his theft, document shredding & chicanery, to the Libby "crime" (on A4) of having a possible conversation with someone on not-outing a non-covert CIA agent.

The mind reels.

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February 19, 2007

Update on the Atlanta 'No-Knock' Shooting Fiasco

Reason has an update on the story of 88-year-old Kathryn Johnston, who was shot and killed in her home by Atlanta narcotics officers last November:

Nearly three months later, Atlanta is showing some encouraging signs. Last week, Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard announced a series of tough charges against the officers who conducted the raid on Johnston's home, including felony murder. And in today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution, city Police Chief Richard Pennington and Christopher Stone, a criminal justice professor at Harvard, call for the city to set up a civil rights commission with subpoena power to look into police excesses.
The author argues, however, that there's a need for reform, and not just punishment:
If Kathryn Johnston's death is going to be a watershed moment in the way Atlanta conducts its drug policing, the city will have to do better than New York (and, frankly, just about every other city in the country). Reforms need the teeth of enforcement mechanisms, the accountability that comes with transparency, and they need to grant review boards broad jurisdiction and subpoena powers. These reforms will have also to come from policy makers, at the insistence of their constituents. Advocates will have to see them through to implementation without losing interest, or developing outrage fatigue.

Anything less, and within months it will be back to business as usual.

h/t : Glenn.

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February 03, 2007

Pennsylvania's Culture of Corruption

A Democrat fixture in Philadelphia prepares to go down - hard. A "big fish," as it were.

PA State Senator (and "Democratic powerbroker") Vince Fumo will face the music this coming week for corruption:

Sources tell Action News the 6-term state senator will be charged with corruption relating to a charity called The Citizens' Alliance for Better Neighborhoods.

FBI and IRS agents have been investigating how contributions to the charity were spent. They allege that Fumo used millions of dollars from the charity for his personal and political purposes.

The indictment, which is expected as early as Tuesday, caps a four-year federal investigation of the democratic senator, one of the most powerful politicians in Philadelphia.

The good thing about living in a heavy blue area is that when corruption and other charges fall, they almost always fall on Democrats. The morons around here keep voting for them anyway, but its fun to watch some of these preening, pompous Tamanny Hall-style Democrat assmonkey criminals bite the dust once in a while.

Keeps us all entertained while we're huddled inside waiting for the end of the sub-zero "global warming-induced" windchills.

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January 31, 2007

Cynthia Sommer : GUILTY

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Via CBS News:

(AP) A jury Tuesday convicted a woman of murdering her Marine husband with arsenic to cash in on his $250,000 life insurance policy to finance a luxurious lifestyle.

The jury also found that Cynthia Sommer, 33, committed the first-degree murder with the special circumstances of poisoning and for financial gain.

Sommer, who stared forward as the verdict was read, faces life in prison without possibility of parole because of the special circumstances. She will be formally sentenced March 23.

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December 30, 2006

Saddam Execution Video

UPDATE 1/17/2007: A third video showing Saddam Hussein's corpse in an ambulance has emerged.

UPDATE 1/08: Second Saddam Hussein execution video emerges showing corpse.
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Here's the original copy of the Saddam Hussein execution video, no water marks. We got it from a forum which distributes Islamic propaganda so we know it's the original. Give it a minute to load. It's a big file. Below it are some vidcaps. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL, UNCUT, UNEDITED, WATER-MARK FREE VERSION OF THE SADDAM HUSSEIN EXECUTION VIDEO.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT, INCLUDING FOOTAGE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN BEING EXECUTED more...

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Saddam Meet Satan, Satan, This Is Saddam(updated/images/video)

UPDATE: Scroll down for videos.

Fox News on the teevee is reporting that Al Arabiya is reporting that Saddam swings.

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Image via Wild Thing.

Official confirmation awaits.

Via CNN:

Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has been executed, according to two Arabic language media outlets.

Hussein was hanged before dawn on Saturday in Iraq, at about 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Friday ET), the U.S.-backed Al-Hurra television reported.

Also here on FOXNEWS:

BAGHDAD, Iraq — Saddam Hussein, the former president of Iraq, was executed by hanging shortly before dawn on Saturday in Iraq, Arab media outlets reported.

The U.S. military and FOX News have not yet confirmed that the execution has taken place. Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya wire services and U.S.-backed TV station Al Hurrah reported his death.

The man dubbed the Butcher of Baghdad was convicted of crimes against humanity for the killing of 148 Shiite men and young boys after their failed assassination attempt in 1982 in the village of Dujail.

More on why he was executed here.

For reaction from Iraq see comments on Mohammed's post at Iraq The Model.

Also see See Dubya at Hot Air, In The Bullpen and Gateway Pundit has an excellent post rounding up Saddam's brutality.

Have a laugh at the Looney Tunes coverage of the event.

because we are going to hit the 3.000 mark tomorrow. and they want to preempt the news about that.

Yes, Kos Kidz, the execution of Saddam was nothing more than a ploy to cover up the news of the next Grim Milestone. Morons.

12/30 A.M. Update: Hot Air has added video of the preparations. Scroll down.

Updated: (Click pic for video...lower quality embed and more images below the fold)

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Liveleak copy here.

Saddam Hussein Execution Video here. (warning graphic copy that shows him fall).

More copies added below the fold. more...

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December 02, 2006

Wash. Sup. Court : Right to Keep and Bear Arms an Individual Right

There's a full discussion over at The Volokh Conspiracy. Excerpt:

The plurality and the dissent disagree on whether the failure to instruct the jury about the defendant's required mental state was harmless in this case, but they agree that the Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms, and that this counsels against reading the statute as imposing strict liability.

h/t : Glenn.

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November 29, 2006

Joseph McNamara : 50 Shots

Joseph McNamara, writing in the Wall Street Journal, takes on the increasing militarization of American law enforcement:

Simply put, the police culture in our country has changed. An emphasis on "officer safety" and paramilitary training pervades today's policing, in contrast to the older culture, which held that cops didn't shoot until they were about to be shot or stabbed. Police in large cities formerly carried revolvers holding six .38-caliber rounds. Nowadays, police carry semi-automatic pistols with 16 high-caliber rounds, shotguns and military assault rifles, weapons once relegated to SWAT teams facing extraordinary circumstances. Concern about such firepower in densely populated areas hitting innocent citizens has given way to an attitude that the police are fighting a war against drugs and crime and must be heavily armed.
If Mr. McNamara is advocating Barney Fife-style, one-bullet law enforcement, I'd have to disagree. Then again, there seem to have been changes in the law enforcement mentality over the years, and I'm not sure they're all for the better. I don't fault the cops themselves for this development., and I don't think cops should have to patrol the mean streets with a six-shooter .38. It does appear, however, that there's been a real shift in culture from "peace officer" to "street soldier," and I think that at least merits discussion.

h/t : Glenn.

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November 26, 2006

Police Take Down Another Dangerous Grandma

Yet another wrong house no-knock raid on another elderly woman's house.

At least they didn't kill this one...

h/t : Glenn

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October 23, 2006

Barbaric

African-Ethiopian-American conducts in-home female circumcision.

On a two year old. Using scissors.

Oh, yeah, allegedly.

stein hoist: Coach TC at Sondra's.

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October 20, 2006

We're Not Going To Die Yet, But He's Going To Be Very Sore Update

The little boy who cried "dirty bomb" could be headed for a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison near you.

No word about his partner in idiocy from Texas yet.

I'm guessing there's a healthy platoon of ACLU lawyers headed up there to defend his free speech rights, not realizing this is the online equivalent of yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.

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October 02, 2006

Maybe To You, But Not To Me

If "The Godfather" or "Goodfellas" is your only source of information about the Mafia, this may seem to be a shock to you.

WASHINGTON - The
FBI's top counterterrorism official harbors lots of concerns: weapons of mass destruction, undetected homegrown terrorists and the possibility that old-fashioned mobsters will team up with al-Qaida for the right price.

Though there is no direct evidence yet of organized crime collaborating with terrorists, the first hints of a connection surfaced in a recent undercover FBI operation. Agents stopped a man with alleged mob ties from selling missiles to an informant posing as a terrorist middleman.

I can't find a link to a story, but I remember it being reported that some mobsters were busted trying to heist steel from the place where all of the WTC debris was being stored.

The Mafia is nothing but greedy. If they can make a buck, they'll do it, even if it means the destruction of the country that has given them the freedom to flourish. They are the consummate Enemy Within.

Ignore the soft sell of Hollywood, La Cosa Nostra would happily provide the tools to destroy this country if they could get rich doing it. They've weathered and adapted to all sorts of changes for centuries.

Ironically enough, the only thing that put the brakes on the Mafia was Mussolini's fascism. But, they're not all that bright. It wouldn't shock me in the least to see them cooperating with Islamofascism.

I still like the Sopranos, though.

BTW, while Hollywood may have a soft spot for the mob, publishers don't. There are a ton of books to read that show the true nature of these terrorists who have been operating in this country for decades. Too many to list. Although I would recommend reading "Donnie Brasco." The movie did not do this book any justice whatsoever.

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September 29, 2006

Rethinking Plan Colombia

Here is the third and final installment of The Christian Science Monitors series on the drug war in Columbia.

Dana Harman at CSM: Sandro Calvani, director of the UN’s office on Drugs and Crime in Colombia (UNODC) argues that Plan Colombia’s heavy focus on aerial spraying needs to be supplemented with increased efforts to deal with the social and economic roots of Colombia’s coca industry. Specifically, he wants the US and others in the international community to offer real strategies for rural development that would ensure alternative livelihoods for poor farmers who face destruction of their chief cash crop.

“Why do Colombians go back to replanting coca? Because it’s easy, and no one talks to them about doing something else,” says Calvani. The alternative development programs that have been attempted, he says, show clear, impressive results. A UNODC survey released in June shows that 70 percent of the fields eradicated through Plan Colombia are replanted. But if farmers receive alternative development assistance, states Calvani, the percentage of coca fields replanted dives to 3 percent, with the likes of coffee, hearts of palm, and red beans being planted instead: “Once coca peasants live on licit crops for one year, they never go back to the illicit economy.”

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September 28, 2006

CSM Drug War Series Part II

Plan Colombia: Big gains, but cocaine still flows. That is the title of today’s segement. Despite billions of dollars an lives spent the supply of drugs flowing from Columbia still increased last year.

Dana Harman at The Christian Science Monitor: In total, since the eradication program began in 1994 (and particularly since it was ramped up in 2000), 986,925 hectares of coca plant and opium poppy have been destroyed— an area equivalent to the states of Rhode Island and Delaware combined.

Drug seizures are another pillar of the plan, and here too, there are results. Two hundred and twenty five tons of cocaine hydrochloride and cocaine base were seized in 2005, up from 125 tons in 2002, and the number of clandestine drug labs destroyed soared to nearly 2,000 last year from 317 in 2000, according to a July study by Colombia’s National Narcotics Directorate (DNE).

Despite these unprecedented eradication efforts, coca cultivation actually increased last year by 8 percent, to 86,000 hectares, according to a study released in June by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). More significantly, the amount of cocaine being produced is also increasing. According to DNE Colombia produced 776 metric tons of cocaine last year, 231 more than previous US estimates, and enough to supply almost 80 percent of the entire world market.

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AWOL Soldier Suzanne Swift Charged

(Eugene, Oregon) As one of only a handful of female soldiers among hundreds of young, testosterone-charged male soldiers, U.S. Army Specialist Suzanne Swift (pic) was logically approached. Swift claims she was also sexually harassed and abused. As a result, Swift went AWOL (absent without leave) for six months before she was arrested by authorities in June.

From The Register-Guard:

She said she refused to return to Iraq in January because she feared she would be subjected to a repeat of the sexually charged atmosphere that plagued her first deployment.

From February 2004 to February 2005 she was stationed in Karbala as a military police officer.

An Army spokesman indicated that Swift has been charged with being absent without leave and missing movement. It's not clear whether she'll face a court-martial or non-judicial punishment.

To a degree, Swift's allegations have been supported by Army investigators, however, according to Ft. Lewis spokesman Joseph Piek, "In this investigation, she has never claimed that she was abused or raped." Nonetheless, the website, SuzanneSwift.org, claims actual rape occurred in addition to sexual harassment. A 'private therapist' also weighed in with a diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome.

Meanwhile, Spc. Swift's case has become the cause du jour for the leftist crowd, including the left-leaning media. Peace activists and feminists, in particular, have recharged their noise-making neurons. Consequently, the real issue regarding Suzanne Swift's failure to abide by her contractual obligation to serve and protect the U.S. as a soldier is being muddied by groups with a variety of political agendas.

Companion post at Interested-Participant.

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September 27, 2006

CSM Series on The Drug War

The Christian Science Monitor is running a series on “The Drug War”. In the first installment they report on the ironic massacre of US trained and financed Columbian police by US trained and financed members of the Columbian army.

Christian Science Monitor's Danna Harman: Jamundi, Colombia – Arcesio Morales Buitrago is in charge of the keys at Mi Casita. A soft-spoken man diagnosed as schizophrenic, he is the doyen of the patients at the leafy psychiatric home.

On May 22, right after the Monday afternoon bingo game, three cars skidded to a halt in front of Mi Casita. Ten men in blue jeans and police vests, and one man in a ski mask, piled out.

“Judicial police! Open up!” they shouted.

Morales, as the one responsible for the keys, scurried down the path to comply.
As he reached the green iron gate, however, Sergio Berrio, the administrator of the home, leaned out from the balcony above and screeched: “Stay back! Don’t open!”

Morales froze. That’s when the shooting started: a torrent of bullets and grenades rained down on the police from the forest above.

“The war came here,” Morales recalls incredulously, “…all the way here.”
What followed in the next 45 minutes was the massacre of one of Colombia’s best counter narcotics police units – all hand-picked and trained by the US. None survived.

This is the story of that police team killed in Jamundi four months ago – and the members of Colombia’s military that killed them. The Attorney General alleges the ambush was ordered by narcotraffickers.

The brutal attack stunned this nation, and it has prompted the US Congress to temporarily freeze funding for Plan Colombia, the $4.7-billion effort to stop the illicit drug trade. It’s the most expensive US foreign aid program outside the Middle East.

But it’s the fact that US-trained Colombian soldiers were shooting US-trained Colombian police that has shaken officials in Washington and Bogatá. And the Jamundi massacre is fueling critics who say that after almost six years, this plan to fight the drug war isn’t working – and its time for a change.

I’ve agreed to carry the series. I take a rather libertarian view. If people want to drink or smoke or snort their way into the gutter, well stupid is as stupid does.

Hat Tip: Hugo.

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September 09, 2006

Sweet Justice Little Old Lady Style

If only more people could do this. In my state you have to ask the mugger to wait while you rummage through the trunk. Remove weapon from case. Load weapon. Fire. Normally by that point it's a bit late. Maybe this guy will think twice next time. Go get em little old ladys with big guns.

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July 07, 2006

Today's Jawa Report Brought To You By The Number 300

Barred from protesting within 300 feet, 300 Patriot Guard riders.

If Phelps were on fire, I wouldn't piss on him to put it out.

Unless I pissed charcoal lighter fluid.

Whoops. What I was thinking and what I was typing were two different things.

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July 03, 2006

No, I don't want to believe it

Revealing an uncomfortable truth about Rusty Shackleford: I still do not want to believe it's true. I hope it's not true. I pray it's not true.

My wanting, hoping, and praying have nothing to do with whether or not this incident actually did take place. But when faced with uncertainty, I choose to err on the side which gives the benefit of the doubt to the goodness of the United States and its soldiers.

That rape and murder happen in war is a certainty based on statistical probabilities. Gang rapes and mass murders are much lower on the probability scale. So I will hold out hope that there is more to this story than is being reported. That hope may prove to be hollow. May justice fall swiftly if I am wrong.

Confederate Yankee has the story on Green's arrest. Ace with some commentary.

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June 06, 2006

CAUGHT! Police Hunt on for Jerry Buck Inman

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UPDATE: CAUGHT!!!

If you see this man call 1-800-442-2746 and press 2 or call your local police. He is wanted for the murder of Clemson University student Tiffany Souers. His last known address was in Tennessee where he is a registered sex offender, but he is on the run.

More information about Jeffrey Buck Inman and the Tiffany Sourers murder here.

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May 22, 2006

Cold Hard Cash

Or The Democratic “Culture of Corruption” Revealed. I’ve been waiting to say that.

Washinton Post : Rep. William J. Jefferson (D-La.), the target of a 14-month public corruption probe, was videotaped accepting $100,000 in $100 bills from a Northern Virginia investor who was wearing an FBI wire, according to a search warrant affidavit released yesterday.

A few days later, on Aug. 3, 2005, FBI agents raided Jefferson's home in Northeast Washington and found $90,000 of the cash in the freezer, in $10,000 increments wrapped in aluminum foil and stuffed inside frozen-food containers, the document said.

Line him up with the rest of the crooks. Like I said before, Politician often equals crook.

Hat Tip, Others: Just about everybody.

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May 18, 2006

Censure Jack Murtha

The Left's favorite ex-Marine, Pennsylvania representative Jack Murtha, has decided that he is judge, jury, and executioner in the case of Marines accused of killing civilians in Iraq:

Rep. John Murtha, an influential Pennsylvania lawmaker and outspoken critic of the war in Iraq, said today Marines had “killed innocent civilians in cold blood” after allegedly responding to a roadside bomb ambush that killed a Marine during a patrol in Haditha, Iraq, Nov. 19.

“It’s much worse than was reported in Time magazine,” Murtha, a Democrat, former Marine colonel and Vietnam war veteran, told reporters on Capitol Hill.

“There was no firefight. There was no [bomb] that killed those innocent people,” Murtha explained, adding there were “about twice as many” Iraqis killed than Time had reported.

Ignoring centuries of American jurisprudence, Murtha has hopelessly prejudiced this case with his presumption of guilt. And Murtha has done this for one reason only, political gain. Murtha's reason for prejudging this case is his claim that the alleged crime was committed due to over-extension of the military.

Regardless of the outcome of Courts Martial investigating these Marines, Jack Murtha has exposed himself as a festering puswart on the buttocks of the House of Representatives.

Jack Murtha has abused his position as a US Representative and deserves censure by the House, at the very least. Murtha's past military service does not in any way excuse this gross misconduct.

Via Stop the ACLU.

Cross-posted at The Dread Pundit Bluto and Vince Aut Morire.

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May 13, 2006

Snail Mail A Terrorist.

Zacarias Moussaoui has been moved to the Federal Supermax Prison in Florence Co.

CNN : Moussaoui was removed from the Alexandria, Virginia, detention center on Friday night and flown to Colorado on a service nicknamed "Con Air."

A team of deputy U.S. marshals delivered him early Saturday to the federal Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado. The prison is sometimes called the "Alcatraz in the Rockies."

"It is a place of extraordinary security, 23 hours a day in cells, one hour of recreation," CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said at the time of Moussaoui's sentencing earlier this month in U.S. District Court in Alexandria.

"It is as close to permanent solitary confinement as exists in our prison system," Toobin said.

So the rotting has begun. Let’s all send him a note so he really has to dig to find that letter from mommy. Remember be civil (no threats of any kind) and tell him how glad you are that he will never see the light of day. I got his new address here at the FBOP

ZACARIAS MOUSSAOUI
51427-054

Inmate Mail/Parcels
FLORENCE ADMAX USP
PO BOX 8500
FLORENCE, CO 81226

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