Person Of Interest Crime

16/01/2026

This was not EDITED! This was taken from someone's cell phone, as it happened in real-time. Like it or not? This shows that the ICE agent was HIT. And she should have gotten out of the car. If her lgbtq lover really would of CARED about her? She would have told her as well to stop and get OUT! Not egged on by saying? Drive baby, Drive! MONEY over LIFE. You tell me? 🤔

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14/01/2026

Kamikaze Liberal Tools...Manipulated & Brainwashed By MONEY...So Called Social Media Content Creators Greedy, Evil, Hell Bent On Lies & Deception!
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Ice Did Not Bring Chaos To Your City!
CHAOS Brought Ice To Your City!

08/01/2026

During a podcast, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s daughter, Hope Walz, shares her thoughts on the ethics of social media reporting and bashes Nick Shirley in the process:

WALZ: “People engage with that.”

INTERVIEWER: “It feels more trustworthy than the news to a lot of people.”

WALZ: “It does, and I can’t quite like fig—well, you know, I have my own problems with like the media and like all of that, and that’s, you know, I said in a video this morning, like now I can kind of be let loose, and I definitely want to have some of those conversations going forward. Um, but I do, like, I definitely think people see somebody and they’re like, “Oh, this person’s, you know, I see myself in them, and so I’m going to believe them.” And that is what people definitely see in me. I think then that’s like an ethical thing on his end. Like, you know, you can’t just go and do this to people, I don't know in communities.”

Man: “But I watch it, I haven’t watched the whole video like you, I've watched a lot of the clips on there ‘cause he’s posted a lot of them. Um, but the style of it, I watch it and I’m like, ‘Oh no, like, this is my style, this is what I do.’ And, like, here I am, like, feeling like what I’m doing is a good thing, but then it can be used so—so easily to do something really bad.”

Woman: “Yeah. And there’s no, like, checks and balances on, you know, content, or not many in just social media.”

Source: X/Grabien

02/01/2026

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30/12/2025

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30/12/2025

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30/12/2025

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10/12/2025

Woman to serve 3 to 8 years for killing man in Carrick

*Long Article*

A Pittsburgh woman who said she feared her partner was sentenced to at least three years in prison after pleading guilty to his killing.

Breanna Didolce, 25, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the June 6, 2024, shooting death of Jeremiah Anger, 25.

Anger called 911 that morning around 11:30 a.m. to report that he’d been shot.

When Pittsburgh officers arrived to the residence on Wynoka Street at Brownsville Road in Carrick, they found Anger lying in an entryway with gunshot wounds to his chest and arm.

He died a short time later at UPMC Mercy.

Didolce, police said, was found in the backyard of the house.

When she was initially interviewed by detectives, her story was inconsistent with the evidence, Assistant District Attorney Laurel Baker told the court.

Didolce then told police that she and Anger shared a 1-year-old child together, and that day he took her phone and broke it. She said she felt like she was in “imminent danger.”

Didolce said Anger had been both physically and verbally abusive toward her in the past.

She told officers that based on the look on Anger’s face, she was afraid for her life, so she shot him.

Didolce told police she’d hidden the gun, which had been registered in her name, under concrete blocks, and they found it there a short time later.

As part of the plea agreement, Didolce will serve three to eight years in prison. Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Edward J. Borkowski also ordered an additional four years on probation.

During Thursday’s sentencing hearing, Anger’s loved ones said he’d been looking forward to raising his child.

“He was a great big brother, and that all got wiped away in seconds,” said Darae Taylor.

Then addressing Didolce directly, she asked: “Do you really feel he deserved what happened to him?”

Anger’s family expressed frustration at what they considered to be an inadequate sentence.

“We know the truth,” Taylor said. “You murdered him. In my opinion, chased him down and murdered him.”

But Didolce’s defense attorneys, Mike Sullivan and Sarah Krolikowski, said in a sentencing memorandum that she was in mental health treatment, stemming from a history of intimate partner violence, including from Anger.

“The repeated violence and threats of violence which the decedent used against the defendant … led to a toxic and dangerous relationship,” the defense wrote.

In addition, they said, letters submitted on Didolce’s behalf describe Anger as “an individual that regularly used violence and threats of violence against the defendant and her children.”

According to the court filing, Anger had previous convictions for aggravated assault, burglary, terroristic threats and simple assault — all occurring during acts of domestic violence.

The defense said that Anger previously pointed a firearm at Didolce, slammed her head against a bathtub and threatened her son.

Didolce spoke briefly during the hearing and apologized to Anger’s family.

“I beat myself up every day knowing I’m responsible for the loss of my son’s father,” she said. “I’m not the monster you think I am.

“I loved him, too.”

📰 Trib Live

10/12/2025

A jury found a man guilty of first-degree murder for killing an 18-year-old boy in Pittsburgh's Strip District in 2021.

10/12/2025

Jail Justice!!!🤬