Authorities arrested a Florida man for allegedly making “violent” threats against President Trump. “Shannon Depararro Atkins​ allegedly made posts on social media targeting the ​commander in chief,” the New York Post reports. Atkins was arrested Friday evening during a traffic stop. JUST IN: A Florida man has been arrested for allegedly making violent threats against President Trump, police announced Saturday. Shannon Depararro Atkins is accused of posting threatening messages on social media directed at the President. pic.twitter.com/3BerLVUD1i — Resist the Mainstream (@ResisttheMS) January 25, 2025 From the New York Post: Authorities arrested Atkins after receiving a Jan. 19 tip pointing to disturbing posts the man had allegedly been sharing in the days before Trump’s inauguration. “America needs one good bullet to be saved,” Atkins allegedly wrote on Facebook on Jan. 19, a day before Trump was inaugurated for his second term. Two hours later the same day, Atkins confessed on his Facebook page that he’d been banished from Elon Musk’s X. “I’ve been banned from “X”, because I said I hope and pray someone kills him,” he wrote in an apparent reference to Trump. “History is supposed to repeat itself. We haven’t had an assassination in years.” He allegedly kept going, writing later in the day, “Bullets please. Please Jesus! Save America” over an image of a meme calling inauguration day a “day of mourning.” “That gives you a flavor of some of the posts that this gentleman posted,” West Palm Beach Police Chief Tony Araujo said at a news conference, adding that the posts reflected “violent rhetoric.” WATCH: A Florida man has been arrested for making “violent” threats against President Trump Authorities arrested Atkins after receiving a Jan. 19 tip pointing to disturbing posts the man had allegedly been sharing in the days before Trump’s inauguration. Via: NYPost pic.twitter.com/Kfbh0AzUOr — Steve Gruber (@stevegrubershow) January 25, 2025 WPTV reports: West Palm Beach Police Department (WPBPD) interim Chief Tony Araujo announced at a press conference Saturday afternoon about an arrest made following alleged threats against President Donald Trump. According to police, on Jan. 19 a man in Okeechobee gave a tip to the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Threat Operations Center reporting threats against Trump. On Jan. 20, WPBPD detectives and the FBI began an investigation and found a series of violent posts on social media created by Shannon Atkins, 46, of West Palm Beach. After establishing probable cause, police stopped Atkins near his home at around 7:30 p.m. Jan. 24. Atkins also had three bags of cocaine on him at the time of his arrest, police said. Atkins was taken to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Main Detention Center and is facing one count of written or electronic threats to kill, do bodily injury, or conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism— a second-degree felony. Atkins is also facing a charge of cocaine possession. WATCH:

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Carol Burnett is not just a household name in comedy she’s also a mother of three successful adult daughters. She had her Carrie, Jody, and Erin with her second husband, Joe Hamilton, a producer on The Carol Burnett Show. Their marriage lasted for about two decades until 1984 when Carol decided she had had enough of him being too busy for her. Burnett tried to keep her daughters out of the spotlight with the belief that they should have their own space to shine. She encouraged them to find their passions instead of relying on her fame, and all three achieved a level of success in their various fields. Where are Carol Burnett’s children now? Carrie Hamilton & her mother, Carol Burnett/Everett Carol’s first daughter, Carrie, pursued her passion for music and acting, which she studied at Pepperdine University. She started in shows like Fame, the film Tokyo Pop, and even sang with her own band. Carrie also teamed up with her mom to write Hollywood Arms, a play based on Burnett’s memoir. Sadly, she passed away in 2002 at just 38 after a battle with cancer. Jody, her second daughter, was the producer behind some of Burnett’s projects, and she co-founded a film company to support independent artists with her late sister Carrie. She now lives in Los Angeles with her husband.  Jody Hamilton, Carol Burnett, and Carrie Hamilton/Instagram More on Carol Burnett’s kids Like her older sisters, Erin explored musical genres like jazz and blues before shifting to dance music. She released her debut album, One World in 1999, after which she opened for icons like Whitney Houston. Carol Burnett with infant daughter Erin Hamilton, 1968/Everett Erin is a mother of two sons from her previous marriages and prioritizes family regardless of fame. Burnett has been open about her family’s struggles, including Erin’s addiction to drugs and alcohol. Carol is living her final days to ensure that Erin gets all the help she needs to stay clean despite the unnecessary exposure she has brought to the family with her numerous battles.  Next up: Billy Ray Cyrus’ Son Worries About Dad’s Health In Emotional Message Following Inaugural Ball Performance The post Inside The Lives Of Carol Burnett’s Daughters Carrie, Jody, And Erin – Plus Tumultuous Family Struggles appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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