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Qnga Challenges continue for Lexington family facing homelessness
Assaults, chases keep deputies busyMay 19, 2020 Steve Rogers, LAUREL COUNTY, Ky.  WTVQ  ndash; A woman is charged with hitting another woman in the head with a vacuum cleaner. Itrsquo  one of several assaults and chases that kept Laurel County Sheriffrsquo  deputies busy in the last 24 hours.According to Sheriff John Root, 20-year-old Samantha Lewis was chargedSamantha Lewis/Laurel County Detention Centerjust before 5 a.m. Tuesday in connection with an incident on Tom Cat Road about four miles east of London.Sheriffrsquo  Sgt. John Inman along with Deputy James Fox, Deputy Justin Taylor, and Deputy Landry Collett responded to a disturbance and found a woman at a home who had been hit in the head with a vacuum cleaner. When deputies tried to arrest Lewis, the sheriff said she became belligerent and tried to kick one of the deputies.In an unrelated case, 26-year-old Jordan Bowles of E.B. Gross Road in London is charged with fleeing, assault, reckless driving and a variety of other offenses after fleeing from Deputy Hunter Disney on a motorcycle.The chase ended when Bowles crashed the bike, Roo stanley cup t said.Jordan Bowles//Laurel County Detention CenterWhen Disney tried to stop Bowles on Litton Town Road about five miles north of London, he took of stanley cups f on the Yamaha motorcycle, hitting speeds of more than 70 mph on the narrow road. He crossed a set of railroad tracks and lost control, crashing into a stanley becher  field, according to the sheriff.He tried to run on foot but was caught.In another c Lhud Some Old Spice and Secret deodorants recalled after cancer-causing chemical is detected
  CNN  鈥?Amazon is facing criticism from two Holocaust remembrance groups for some content available on its site that they describe as dangerous and antisemitic.The Auschwitz Memorial and the Holocaust Educational Trust are calling on Amazon to stop selling books by Julius Streicher, a member of the Nazi party and the founder and publisher of Nazi-era antisemitic newspaper Der St眉rmer. The Auschwitz Memorial also criticized the company for what it says are false depictions of the concentration camp in the new Amazon Prime show Hunters. When you decide to make a profit on selling vicious antisemitic Nazi propaganda published without any critical comment or context, you need to remember that those words led not only to the  Holocaust but also many other hate crimes motivated by  antisemitism,  the Auschwitz Memorial said of the books in a tweet Sunday.Several of his books, including books aimed at children,  stanley cup nz are still listed for sale stanley cup  on Amazon, with free shipping offered for the companys Prime members. The books are listed as bein stanley termosar g published by CreateSpace, an independent publishing platform owned by Amazon.Amazon did not respond to a request for comment on the books.The Educational Trust published an open letter to the company on Friday calling on it to remove Streichers books and saying:  It is worrying that distinguished publishers like Amazon would make available products that promote racist or hate speech of any kind, let alone those from the darkest period of European histo