"TODO EL PAÍS NECESITABA UN AIRE ESPIRITUAL" | Nahuel Pennisi fue uno de los artistas que conmovió a millones de personas con su arte frente al Papa en Palermo, y del histórico momento destacó "el silencio más que el aplauso".
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🚨#BREAKING: A dad found out a grown man had allegedly trie to KIDNAP his 12-year-old daughter on her walk home from school...
...he REFUSED to sleep, and TRACKED HIM DOWN until TWO DAYS later, he led deputies RIGHT TO HIS DOOR!!!
His name is Dustin Praxedes, a dad in Silverdale, Washington.
When his daughter got home, she told him a man had grabbed her and said she was coming with him, she FOUGHT him off, ran, and managed to snap one photo of his face.
That photo was ALL Dustin had.
No name. No address. Nothing.
So he went to work.
He posted that picture on Facebook and asked anyone and everyone to help him find this man.
“I didn’t sleep much until I found him.”
Hour after hour, he kept pushing then a message came in... somebody had an ADDRESS.
Two days after his little girl was attacked, Dustin was standing outside the suspect’s apartment, called 911, then stood by and watched as deputies took the man into custody.
And according to court records, the suspect allegedly had a loaded shotgun near the door.
He even recorded the arrest, and told the suspect to his face that he had terrified his daughter.
The suspect, a 20-year-old active-duty Marine, is charged with attempted kidnapping and assault.
Now people everywhere are calling Dustin a HERO.
He brushes it off.
“In all honesty, it’s your duty. as a father”
He says tracking down anyone who tries to hurt your kids is simply what a father is obligated to do, and he hopes every parent would do the same.
That’s what a father looks like, folks.
GOD BLESS Dustin Praxedes.
THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
🚨🇦🇷 | VECINOS DE LA MATANZA SUPLICAN POR UNA INTERVENCIÓN DE MILEI: Tras la balacera de 20 tiros contra un jardín de infantes en La Matanza, vecinos denunciaron que ya no confían en la Policía de Kicillof y reclamaron la intervención del Gobierno nacional ante el gravísimo hecho de inseguridad.
"En la policía ya no se confía. Gendarmería, ya. Ahora que nos devuelva Gendarmería Milei".
Martita dando cátedra de laburar aún cagandos* en plata y Felipe saliendo a la calle a repartir chocolates gratis a la gente que estaba esperando al papá. Más gente así y menos de los de carpita vip.
On Sunday, November 8, a Ring doorbell camera reportedly captured a Virginia mother dropping off her three young children at their father's home two toddlers and a 1-year-old in a car seat.
In the footage, she carries their bags to the porch, sets down the car seat and tells the children, "Tell your daddy to get you. Mommy's got a job interview tomorrow. I got sh*t to do, so stay right there." Then she walks away.
Thank God for the father's aunt. She lives with him, saw the drop-off on her Ring app, and remotely unlocked the front door so the kids could get inside. They were reportedly alone for about 20 minutes before their father arrived.
The family says the parents had recently separated and had no custody agreement in place. Police were called. CPS was notified. Officers reportedly spoke with the mother and let her leave. No charges have been reported.
I get it, breakups are messy. Being a single parent is exhausting. Job interviews matter. Life gets overwhelming.
But you don't leave a 1-year-old in a car seat on a porch and walk off.
Those babies didn't choose this separation. They didn't choose the fight between mom and dad. They just needed an adult to stay until the other adult was actually there.
20 minutes is a long time when you're 1, 2, and 3 years old. Anything could have happened. A stranger, a dog, a fall, the cold — anything.
If I were the dad, I'd be furious and heartbroken at the same time. If I were the aunt, I'd never stop checking that camera.
How would you handle this if this was your family?
Because to me, this isn't about mom vs dad. It's about three little kids who deserved better than being left on a porch like bags of groceries.
I want to brag on this young man named Hayden working at McDonald’s at exit 8 on 25E near i81. I stopped in there for a quick bite to eat on my way home. I ordered and used my card. My card would not work for nothing.
My total was 8 bucks. Before I realized it the cashier Hayden took his debit card out and swiped it and said I got you, don’t worry about it. I said no no just void it please. He said no sir I got got it. The only cash I had was 4 one dollar bills, I made him take the 4 bucks and told him I would be back. I thanked him, he handed me my bag and I left.
I get to my truck and in the bag is the 4 bucks and my receipt that says “Have a Blessed Day”. Well young man, you did bless my day and Thank you and never loose that giving heart. The world is a better place with you in it. I had to go back in and get a picture with him so I could brag on him because he deserves it.
Mike Tyson marked the lasting presence of his daughter Exodus Sierra Tyson by having her portrait permanently inked on his chest, directly over his heart.
Exodus was only four years old when she died in May 2009 after a tragic accident at the family home in Phoenix, where she became entangled in a treadmill cord.
More than a decade later, in late 2023, Tyson sat for the piece with tattoo artist Noah Bissi.
Bissi later shared video of the process and the completed work, noting the trust involved in capturing such a personal image.
For Tyson, the portrait is a quiet, enduring way to keep his daughter close—an acknowledgment that the connection between parent and child continues beyond loss, carried in memory and now in ink. 💔🌹
💔 Quién era Mauro Quinteros, el repartidor de 40 años que fue asesinado cuando intentó defender a dos adolescentes de un robo en Alta Córdoba.
Mauro trabajaba para Pedidos Ya y estaba realizando entregas durante la madrugada del miércoles cuando vio que dos motochoros intentaban asaltar a dos chicas de 14 años en la esquina de Góngora y General Paz.
Al intervenir para ayudarlas, uno de los delincuentes le disparó en el pecho y lo mató en el lugar.
El hombre no tenía hijos y estaba en pareja desde hacía 16 años con Verónica, quien también es repartidora. En Arriba Córdoba, ella lo recordó como alguien que siempre estaba a su lado “en las buenas y en las malas”.
Mauro compartía habitualmente publicaciones relacionadas con los repartidores. En sus redes también figuraba que había estudiado en la Facultad de Comunicación Social de la Universidad de Córdoba y trabajado en la fundación Techo.
🙏 La hermana de una de las adolescentes que intentó proteger inició una campaña solidaria para ayudar a la familia con los gastos del velorio.
“Estamos completamente destruidos por lo sucedido. Queremos ayudar a su familia a cubrir los gastos del velorio y acompañarlos en este momento tan doloroso”, expresó en Facebook.
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Ya lo había tuiteado pero lo borré porque me dió vergüencitah pero voy de nuevo.
Mi padre con todo su esfuerzo abrió una carnicería en Av. Triunvirato casi esquina Pampa (Villa Urquiza/Parque Chas) las mejores milanesas, chorizos y matambres caseros hechos por mi viejo más allá de la carne que es espectacular. Muchas promos y si van y dicen que van de parte de ÑAÑEL le hacen un 10% de descuento✨