The department said Tennessee and the Shelby County DA subject people living with HIV to harsher criminal penalties based on their HIV status; which is a violation of Title II of the ADA.
“Mailing a letter to the North Pole is great, but nothing can beat a personal visit with Santa Claus to let him know what you want for Christmas and make sure you’re on his nice list.”
“The BPD arrested several individuals connected to this group the last time they targeted the city, and now officers want residents to remain vigilant and limit opportunities for these criminals."
“A guardrail needs to be ready. It’s a watchman on the wall,” said Eimers. “But if you hit a Frankenstein guardrail, we know that it’s probably going to kill you.”
The courts are calling on the General Assembly to increase the hourly rate and expand funding for the program overall, but that won’t be decided until lawmakers approve a budget next year.
The suspects later stole the victim’s wallet and ran away to a nearby condo, telling the victim they knew where she lived and would “shoot her later,” according to the report.
Joyner, a 24-year DCSO veteran, will be taking over the largest division of the 1,000-employee agency. She’ll replace Tony Wilkes, who is set to retire after 36 years of service.
“We look forward to litigating this case to a clear and decisive resolution so airport leadership can focus on serving our community and our visitors.”
