Hay personas que nunca me han hablado, ni yo a ellas, y aun así se han vuelto parte de mi refugio diario.
Su presencia callada, su forma de estar, me acompaña.
Cuando aparecen, respiro un poco mejor.
Cuando faltan, algo me inquieta.
No hay vínculo directo, pero hay una conexión muda que consuela.
Y en días grises, eso basta.
¿Te pasa a ti?
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#conexiones #refugio #presenciacallada #acompañamiento #diasgrises #consuelo #silencio #compañía #intimidad #vidaemocional
A federal judge banned Los Angeles Police Department officers from using some so-called
"#less-#lethal" launchers at protests,
after finding that the department violated previous court restrictions by using such projectile weapons to disperse crowds at last summer's mass demonstrations against immigration enforcement.
In her ruling Wednesday,
U.S. District Judge #Consuelo B. #Marshall sided with a contempt motion filed by attorneys for
Black Lives Matter-Los Angeles.
That same day LAPD officials sent a department-wide memo announcing an immediate moratorium on the use of the 40-millimeter weapons in light of Marshall's ruling.
The memo advised those seeking further clarity to contact the department's risk management and legal affairs division.
"Accordingly, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY the 40mm SHALL NOT be used during any CROWD CONTROL situation,"
said the memo, a copy of which was reviewed by The Times.
A preliminary injunction handed down by Marshall in 2021 placed certain restrictionson the weapons' use,
including requiring specialized training for handlers;
the issuance of a warning before firing such weapons;
and restricting their use only to situations in which "the officer reasonably believes that a suspect is violently resisting arrest or poses an immediate threat of violence or physical harm."
The latest order halts the use of a weapon,
👉recognizable by its neon green handle,
that has been used by police during recent protests to clear crowds after demonstrations were declared unlawful.
💥The weapon launches projectiles the size of a mini soda can at speeds of more than 200 mph.
But attorneys for Black Lives Matters-L.A. argued that LAPD routinely flouted the injunction
— citing numerous apparent violations in their contempt motion.
Officers already were barred from firing their weapons from five feet away or closer,
or from targeting a person's head, groin or spine,
but attorneys argued that police repeatedly did so.
One lawyer said the department also seemed to be violating its own guidelines governing the
40-millimeter's use by
🔥shooting journalists and others in sensitive areas such as the head.
https://www.aol.com/news/federal-judge-bars-lapds-less-130000239.html
Consuelo Balsan [no date recorded on caption card]
1 photographic print. | Photograph shows Consuelo Vanderbilt (1877-1964) whose first marriage to the 9th Duke of Marlborough ended in divorce, and who later married Lt. Col. Jacques Balsan, a French pilot, in 1921. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2015)
#ConsueloVanderbilt #Photograph #Marriage #Portrait #Vintage #DukeofMarlborough #JacquesBalsan #Balsan #photography #Consuelo
https://www.loc.gov/item/2002711745/
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A family in Maryland is trying to find a woman arrested by U.S. Immigrationand Customs Enforcement (ICE),
whose attorneys say is an American citizen
but the government insists is Mexican.
Agents arrested #Dulce #Consuelo #Diaz #Morales, 22, on December 14
in Baltimore while she was heading home with her sister.
Despite her saying she was born in the U.S.,
she was held in ICE custody after failing to prove citizenship, the agency said.
Attorneys rushed to get a court order keeping her in Maryland,
but the Department of Homeland Security(DHS) moved her to Louisiana anyway.
Speaking to the media Monday, attorneys representing Diaz Morales said they had not been able to reach their client,
who they say has no criminal record,
after being told by ICE to call the detention facility holding her earlier in the day.
“There is law here.
There is law written.
There are systems and circumstances of mandatory detention,
this is not one of them,”
Zachary Perez, supervising attorney at Sanabria & Associates, based in Maryland, told Newsweek Monday.
“Not once has the government alleged to us in our communications that this falls under mandatory detention for X, Y, Z.
“It is irregular. She could have been released yesterday,
she could have been released five minutes ago.
We’re not seeing the government assert that there are criminal proceedings, for instance,
or any additional charges that would necessitate holding her and transferring her, now twice.”
https://www.newsweek.com/ice-detains-maryland-woman-us-citizen-claims-dhs-denies-11257159
Consuelo Balson [no date recorded on caption card]
1 photographic print. | Half lgth., standing, facing left; in sables and jewels.
#Consuelo #Photography #FormalAttire #Theater #Costume #blackandwhite #lateearlythcentury #elaboratecostume #regalorceremonial #portrait #headdress #news
https://www.loc.gov/item/2003663444/
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