A man in St. Louis County attacked a woman and slashed her in the face with a machete during a domestic abuse incident‚ according to Missouri police. Police said they were called a residence on Ashby Road in St. Ann over a domestic dispute that allegedly turned violent.Arrest records said that 40-year-old Wesley Clark refused to leave the residence and then attacked the woman. She says that he pushed her onto a couch‚ threatened her with a machete and told her‚ &;quot;I'm going to send you to your grandma‚&;quot; referring to the woman's deceased relative. Police said he cut her with the machete and left a scar from her ear to her jaw line measuring between six and seven inches. The woman called police‚ and the man fled from the home. Police said they found Clark sitting by himself on a park bench and talking on a cellphone. They arrested him and were able to recover the machete. &;quot;I think this victim deserves a lot of credit for actually standing up and being able to talk about her incident and being able to report this and wanting to prosecute and wanting to cooperate with law enforcement to help her get out of this situation‚&;quot; said St. Ann Police Det. Lt. Monica Ruelas to KMOV-TV. The man was charged with first-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action. The woman was transported to a hospital‚ where she received stitches for the injury. Wesley allegedly admitted to police that he had been in the home and attacked the woman with the machete. Police said they had been previously called to the residence for other domestic violence incidents between Clark and the victim. Wesley remained in custody at the St. Louis County Jail despite being given a $100‚000 bond with GPS monitoring. St. Ann is a city of about 13‚000 residents located in the northeast part of the state. A similar case unfolded in Houston when a man attacked his sister and mother with a machete in February. Neighbors in the apartment complex said they heard the screams from the victims during the attack. News video from the scene showed a gruesome bloody aftermath‚ including footprints in blood.Here's a news report about the incident: Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia‚ who targeted House Speaker Mike Johnson in March by filing a motion to vacate the speakership‚ indicated during a press conference on Wednesday that she plans to trigger a vote on the matter next week.In a statement issued Tuesday‚ House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.)‚ Democratic Whip Katherine Clark (D-Mass.)‚ and Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-Calif.) pledged to &;quot;vote to table&;quot; the GOP congresswoman's motion to vacate‚ declaring‚ &;quot;If she invokes the motion‚ it will not succeed.&;quot;Greene said during the press conference on Wednesday that &;quot;Mike Johnson is giving them every thing they want.&;quot;&;quot;What we've seen here is the coming out of the uniparty‚&;quot; Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky‚ who has cosponsored Greene's motion to vacate‚ said at the press conference. &;quot;And it will be consolidated‚ and it will be transparent and apparent next week to all Americans when this vote happens.&;quot;&;quot;Members have a weekend to decide whether to embrace the #Uniparty that became obvious in the U.S. House when Hakeem Jeffries and the entire Democrat leadership team announced they want to keep Mike Johnson‚&;quot; Massie tweeted. — (@) When NewsNation's Blake Burman mentioned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Johnson‚ the speaker said‚ &;quot;Bless her heart.&;quot; The interview was recorded Tuesday night‚ according to The Hill.Burman asked Johnson whether Greene is a &;quot;serious lawmaker.&;quot;Johnson replied that he does not believe Greene is &;quot;proving to be‚ no.&;quot; GOP Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona has also cosponsored Greene's motion to vacate.Johnson was tapped to serve as speaker last year after prior speaker Kevin McCarthy had been ousted from the post. Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Wisconsin police said an active shooter threat was &;quot;neutralized&;quot; before he was able to enter a middle school with a rifle. Police responded to reports of the active shooter at the Mount Horeb Middle School in Dane County at about 12:30 p.m. local time. School officials reassured parents that none of the students were harmed and that the suspect did not breach the entryway of the school. The schools of the Mount Horeb Area school district went into a hard lockdown after the active shooter report. One witness who worked about a block away from the school said she heard numerous gunshots and saw dozens of students running away. “I thought it was fireworks. I went outside and saw all the children running‚&;quot; said Jeanne Keller to the Associated Press. &;quot;I probably saw 200 children.”Parents were frantically trying to find their children after hearing about the lockdown. &;quot;One of my daughters is still inside of the middle school as we speak‚ but all we know is that there are some kids that want to shoot‚&;quot; said parent Brittany Rodriguez in an emotional interview with WISN-TV. &;quot;To get a call when you're at work of your babies crying‚ saying that there's a shooting going on and‚ 'We're scared‚' and you're 30 minutes away from them&;#33;&;quot; she added. Officials later confirmed that the suspect had been a student of the middle school. They also said that Mount Horeb Police shot the student and that they were wearing active body cameras at the time. Another parent said her children were leaving the school when the shooting happened.“I literally have one that left the middle school five minutes before the shooting happened‚” Melissa Alvarado said to WMTV-TV. “My other one was on this side of the school when the shots were fired and she said all the teachers were telling the children‚ they were yelling telling all the kids to run to the other side of the school and then about a half hour later she called and said they were barricading doors.” Democrat Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers released a brief statement about the shooting on social media. &;quot;I have been briefed on the incident at the Mount Horeb Area School District and am closely monitoring the situation‚&;quot; he posted. &;quot;I am praying for the health and safety of our kids‚ educators‚ and staff and grateful for the first responders who are working quickly to respond.&;quot; School officials credited their security precautions for preventing the alleged threat from entering into the school. Here's more about the incident: Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

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