Keir Starmer: “There’s no two-tier policing… that’s a non-issue.” pic.twitter.com/AHibofjPRT — Haggis_UK ?? ?? (@Haggis_UK) August 5, 2024 Even worse, a British police officer is caught on film telling Muslim rioters to “stash their weapons in the mosque, so they won’t be arrested.”

Great news for night owls! The annual Perseids meteor shower is just a few days away, and this year promises to be quite a show. Commonly known as the Perseids, the meteor shower is expected to peak on August 11 and 12 with an incredible display. According to NASA, observers can expect to see as many as 100 meteors per hour during the Perseids. While the shooting stars may look like they’re casually traveling through the sky, Space.com says the typical Perseids meteoroid actually travels about 133,200 mph. They are also extremely hot and can reach temperatures greater than 3,000 degrees. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pubity (@pubity) The Perseids Is The Best Meteor Show Of the Year NASA says that those looking for an incredible show need to tune into the Perseids. They will be most visible in the pre-dawn hours from the northern hemisphere. Experts say the darker the conditions, the better. Hunter Miller, a public observing educator at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, gave NPR some tips on how to enjoy. “As late as you can be out, the better the views will get, the darker the sky will be,” he said. “As the moon sets, you’ll have a pretty nice dark sky.” Hunter added that in order to have the best shot at seeing the Perseids, you should try an open area. “You want as big of a view of the sky as possible,” he continued. “Sit back, get your lawn chair out. My favorite part about meteor showers is that it doesn’t really require too much.” The Perseids are great for people interested in seeing a meteor shower. There is plenty of time to catch the show. “With some meteor showers, if you miss the night of the peak or even an hour or two off the peak, there’s nothing. Not so with the Perseids,” he said. “The Perseids are so large and they’re so spread out that you can see them within a day or two of the peak, and you still see a really impressive show.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post The Perseid Meteor Shower Will Soon Peak With 50-100 Shooting Stars An Hour! Don’t Miss It appeared first on InspireMore.

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Dozens of people were arrested for their alleged involvement in a massive bank fraud scheme that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from victims. Law enforcement officials said victims did nothing to become targets of the alleged scheme. The group obtained their private information from the dark web online. "Crooks have nothing but time to figure out how to get your data," said Mont Belvieu Police Chief Jimmy Ellison. Police identified 35 victims just from the Houston area and said the group had stolen between $360,000 and $600,000. The main group that orchestrated the scheme obtained the money and then solicited friends and family to launder the money through their accounts. "Once they get the information, they start making wire transfers out of the victim's bank accounts. But, in order for them to be successful, they have to transfer that money into a clean account and that's where they began recruiting other people," Ellison said. Some of those criminal associates were recruited through social media. Police named the investigation "Operation Cash Back." 23-year-old Gregory Edwards III, 25-year-old Doc Frank, 20-year-old Jayson Gipson, and 21-year-old Lajewel McGilbray were identified as the alleged scheme ringleaders. They were charged with engaging in organized criminal activity and money laundering. Some of the alleged criminal associates lived as far away as Georgia and Illinois. An online security expert told KTRK-TV that people could protect themselves from this kind of fraud by making sure they didn't reuse passwords, adding two-factor authentication for banking accounts, and using biometric security options. Mont Belvieu police said they are still investigating the matter and seeking to identify other criminal associates.Here's a news video report from KTRK about the arrests. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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