Veteran

Jay Cutler Faces Lawsuit Following DUI Crash, Veteran Claims Injury and Daily Pain

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler faces legal challenges following a DUI incident that occurred in October. The ex-player, known for his time with the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos, was cited after crashing his pickup truck into another vehicle. According to law enforcement, when they arrived at the scene, Cutler exhibited signs of intoxication, including bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. Allegedly, he also attempted to offer the other driver $2,000 to avoid calling the authorities. Following the incident, Cutler pled guilty to DUI charges and has been sentenced to four days in … Read more

Veteran Filmmaker Das Takes the Helm at El Gouna Film Festival Jury After Celebrated International Career

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Cannes, France — Acclaimed filmmaker Nandita Das is no stranger to the world of jury duty, having brought her expertise to various prestigious film festivals over the years. Her notable experience includes serving on juries at the Cannes Film Festival in 2005 and 2013, where she contributed to the main competition and also the Cinéfondation & Short Films categories. In addition to her contributions at Cannes, Das has participated in several international film festivals as a jury member. Her roles included evaluating films in 2007 at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, the Marrakech International … Read more

Veteran Journalist Penny Weaver Champions Truth in Crime Reporting with 30 Years of Insight

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In Little Rock, Arkansas, seasoned journalist Penny Weaver brings over three decades of experience to her coverage of crime, law enforcement, and court stories for the River Valley Democrat-Gazette. Weaver’s extensive career spans numerous topics, ranging from national civil rights to agricultural issues. Her dedication to uncovering the truth has made her a prominent figure in the field of journalism. Weaver’s journey in journalism has taken her across various states, where she has reported on critical issues affecting communities. From hog farming in Illinois to civil rights movements in Georgia, her work encapsulates a wide … Read more

“Jury Weighs Intent in High-Stakes Re-Trial of Veteran Accused of Christmas Day Barricade Shooting”

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WEST CHESTER, Pa. — The fate of Nathaniel Lewis hinges on the jury’s evaluation of his intentions during a standoff at his northern Chester County home in December 2018. Lewis, who allegedly barricaded himself inside the residence and fired nearly 40 rounds at police officers outside, is on trial for serious charges that include assault on a police officer. During the trial, which commenced this week in Common Pleas Court, prosecutors assert that Lewis’ actions demonstrate a clear intent to harm. Chief Deputy District Attorney Michelle Frei argued that the specific choice to load an … Read more