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A McDonald's Manager Started Shooting at Drive-Thru Customers, Police Say
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(CLEVELAND) — Authorities say a McDonald’s late-night manager who fired shots at a car in a Cleveland drive-thru line is facing assault charges.

Cleveland.com reports an arrest warrant was issued Thursday for 52-year-old Mark Fort after police say he shot at a customer’s car Wednesday.

Police reports say Fort handed three women in a car a smoothie and a woman in the backseat splashed water outside the car as it pulled away. The women told police they heard Fort call them names followed by two gunshots.

No one was injured.

Police found a bullet hole near one of the car’s tail lights.

Authorities say Fort and another employee denied knowing anything about a shooting.

A McDonald’s spokesman says the corporation is referring all questions to police because the investigation is ongoing.
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Couple Adopts Pet Pig From Animal Shelter Only To Kill And Eat Her
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Staff at an animal shelter in Canada are stunned after a local family adopted a potbellied pig as a pet, then slaughtered and ate her weeks later.

“First reaction I’d say was shock. Heartbreak,” British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals employee Leon Davis told the CBC. “You know, all the animals that come through our care or branches we get attached to.”

Davis had helped bring Molly, a Vietnamese potbellied pig, back to health after she and dozens of other pigs ended up in the care of the organization after a cruelty investigation and subsequent rescue operation. In mid-January, a Vancouver Island couple adopted Molly from a local BC SPCA branch, the Global News reported.

Shelter workers believed they were sending Molly to a great home. But weeks later, a local woman saw reports on social media indicating the couple had slaughtered and eaten Molly, apparently because they found keeping and training a pet pig to be more work than they could handle.

The BC SPCA contacted local law enforcement, who confirmed that the family had indeed slaughtered and consumed Molly, BC SPCA spokeswoman Lorie Chortyk told People. However, because law enforcement determined the slaughter was done humanely, there’s not much action the BC SPCA can take.

“The reality is, it’s not illegal to kill your own animal in Canada,” she told People. (In the United States, animal cruelty laws vary from state to state, but in many states, it’s alsolegal for people to kill and eat their own pets — including cats and dogs.)

The adopters had signed a contract saying they would not use the pig for food, but Davis told the CBC that breaching the contract was not a criminal offense. However, they will be blacklisted from adopting any other animals from BC SPCA in the future.

He noted that the shelter would have happily taken Molly back into its care if the couple had returned her, rather than eating her.

Brandy Mckee, who initially alerted the BC SPCA about what happened, told HuffPost Canada that a friend had even offered to pick up Molly from the couple’s home and bring her somewhere safe.

Though potbellied pigs are intelligent and can make wonderful companions, caring for them is a big commitment. The Pig Placement Network notes that the pigs can live between 12 and 15 years and typically weigh between 80 and 160 pounds. They also need plenty of space (including outdoor space), a “pig-proofed” home and specialized vet care.

While potbellied pigs are sometimes referred to as “mini pigs” — since they are smaller than domestic farm pigs — don’t fall for scams advertising tiny “teacup pigs” that appear to be only a few pounds. So-called teacup pigs are only so small because they are piglets. They eventually grow into full-size potbellied pigs unless they are intentionally starved to keep them smaller.

In some cases, even young farm hogs are passed off as teacup pigs or potbellied pigs — like Esther the wonder pig, whose owners adopted a “mini pig” only to wind up with a pet weighing 500 pounds.
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White people make no sense ....

Posted by a woman living in Florida close to where the shootings happen. Look around you, you elected Trump, you and your peeps call him president ... the white people being shot up are calling for gun control .. who exactly are you aiming this meme at .... I swear ...
 
keko jones said:
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White people make no sense ....

Posted by a woman living in Florida close to where the shootings happen. Look around you, you elected Trump, you and your peeps call him president ... the white people being shot up are calling for gun control .. who exactly are you aiming this meme at .... I swear ...
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The liberals and others were using the hash tag #notmypresident because they didn't vote for him, but now are wanting the president to do something about gun control. This person is saying you can't have it both ways. Whether that's smart or clever is another story.
 
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Amazing fight with lots of action. Most of the fighters looked like they've worked with a few trainers based on the flurry of punches and slick defense. I hope to provide a more detailed fight breakdown at some point. Huge props to HBO Boxing for hearing our concerns about the POOR camera work and production quality of the carnival cruise ship rumble HDPPV. Outside of a few camera issues at the end, the camera was locked in on the action and I was thrilled. It also didn't hurt that this fight was on regular tv.
 
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