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    Hello Everyone, One of the experiences I could recall of such an incident involves the kind of small business my dad runs. My father started up his own ambulate transportation coming, which provided non-emergency ambulate services to wheel chair patients of all kind, especially medicaid patients. However, before he became his own boss, he worked as an ambulate driver, for an organization that was caught and prosecuted for fraud. The issue was that the manager or the owner of the organization…

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    Attempted Burglary

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    Synopsis: Attempted burglary that occurred between the hours of 1500 on 12/6/2016 and 0830 on 12/7/16 at 7450 35th St N, 1202, Pinellas Park, FL 33781. An unknown suspect broke the window located on the northeast side of the residence. The tenant reported nothing stolen during this incident. No current leads. Case Status open refer to CIS for review. Evidence: 5 photographs submitted to PCSO Property and Evidence Burglarized building (lock) Force Entry, Suspect broke the glass window on the…

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    to ever resign from office on August 9th, 1974. The factors that led to his resignation cannot be boiled down to a single event, instead his somewhat cruel personality and unorthodox viewpoints led to the end of his political career. The Watergate scandal, a key event in the downfall of Richard Nixon, can be associated to his paranoia and his belief that some of his political rivals were bad people. To overcome them, he felt that he needed use any and every political weapon at his disposal to…

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    Jeff Gannon Essay

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    Gannon definitely ruffled some Democratic feathers and his opposition were determined to dig up more dirt from his past. To illustrate, Jeff Gannon wasn’t even the reporter’s real name! It was an alias for James Guckert and that’s where the details became much more interesting. It turned out that James Guckert’s private life embodied the polar opposite of what the Republican Party stood for. Guckert had owned, operated, and worked as an escort for his military-themed, homosexual escort websites,…

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    potential murder plot in "The Conversation." In doing so, Caul begins to question the morality of recording a conversation without the participants knowing -- a skill that he has come to be known as the best in the business. Made with the Watergate scandal fresh in Americans' minds, "The Conversation's" plot focuses on sound recording. And interestingly, director Francis Ford Coppola takes the audience on Caul's journey, most notably, through the varied uses of sound. The moment in the film…

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    It was a normal day walking through New York City drinking a cup of joe.I’m going to work best job ever in a writing club.But let's not focus on that. and I get shot in the arm by something and it was green bluish I felt funny I… I ended up in the hospital with a weird dude next to me talking to the doctor I could not understand what they were saying because I could not hear, I guess it was because of the tranquilizer dart. So the secret agent dude took me out of the hospital and somewhere it…

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    When someone mentions the Watergate scandal, Richard Nixon, America’s 37th president, often comes to his or her mind. Early in the morning on June 17th, burglars broke into the Democratic National Committee of the Watergate building in Washington D.C. These burglars were later found to be connected to President Nixon’s reelection campaign. Nixon claimed that he never knew anything about the scandal, but later he was found guilty lying to the public about what had happened. He resigned from…

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    NEWS RELEASE: Barr blasts FBI decision not to proceed against Hillary Clinton Former U.S. Attorney Finds FBI Statement Naïve and Passive From my perspective as a former U.S. Attorney representing the Northern district of Georgia (appointed by President Reagan) whose office conducted numerous high profile public corruption cases including prosecution and conviction of a sitting member of Congress and numerous other officials; having served 8 years on the Judiciary Committee and as a manager of…

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    The Chappaquiddick Scandal Who would have known that a fun night at a party could turn into such a detrimental accident. Not only Ted Kennedy’s life, but several other people's lives were changed forever. As this incident shows, anyone's life can be changed in a split second. We should not take life for granted, but instead cherish every minute of our life. Earlier that night, Ted had attended a party at a cottage on an island known as, Martha’s Vineyard. He and five other married men met with…

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    “All the President’s Men,” by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward tells the story of Watergate and how the events transpired, and how Woodward and Bernstein acted as journalists to present one of the most compelling cases of reporting. While this book was not only informative from a historical perspective but also in learning about journalistic standpoint. The book starts by introducing the two men and addressing some of the early speculation about what happened at Watergate. Then, as Woodward…

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