Shooting Des Moines Police Identify Suspect in Fatal Shooting 2024-12-02 The Des Moines Police Department has identified the suspect who was shot and killed by officers after brandishing an airsoft pellet gun during a confrontation in downtown Des Moines last week. The suspect, 70-year-old L., was a resident of Elsie Mason Manor and was holding a pistol through the window of the building's lobby, which provides affordable housing for seniors. L. allegedly pointed the pistol in the direction of the officers, who shot him. The investigation revealed that the gun L. was holding was an airsoft pellet gun that did not have the tell-tale orange-colored safety. The two officers who shot L. are on paid administrative assignment, per Police Department policy. Shooting Des Moines Police Release Name of Suspect in Fatal Shooting 2024-12-02 The Des Moines Police Department has released the name of the 70-year-old man who was shot and killed by officers last week. On November 26th, officers responded to a report of a man pointing a gun at a woman at the Elsie Mason Manor building. When officers arrived, they saw the suspect, identified as 70-year-old C. L., holding a pistol in his hand and pointing it in the officers' direction. The officers then fired their weapons, and L. died at the scene. The investigation revealed that the gun L. was holding was a pellet gun that did not have the orange-colored safety cone attached. The two officers who fired their weapons are on paid administrative assignment, per department policy. Politics Concerns Raised Over Trump's Nominee for Secretary of Defense 2024-12-02 The article examines the Christian nationalist views of Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for the secretary of defense. Hegseth, a Fox News star, is known for his far-right Christian nationalist views and has a history of promoting violence. The article warns that Hegseth's nomination to a position of immense government authority is an occasion for much more reporting and public debate about Christian nationalism, its tangled networks of churches and businesses and media, and the threat it poses. |
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