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We don't want them going down to government property; it will probably be blocked off, he said. "We don't want civilian people in contact with the military at all. That will get ugly." 184

We stand behind Rashad today, and behind others who have experienced racial profiling and discrimination--a threat to their basic human and civil rights--with the objective to prevent an incident like this from ever happening again. Discrimination has no place in our society, especially not within the ranks of our judicial system, where the legal playing field is often already unleveled for citizens who cannot afford legal representation. 443

VISTA, Califormia — The San Diego District Attorney’s Office is expected to file charges against deputies involved in a violent arrest in Vista, according to people familiar with the case.Doug Applegate, the lawyer for Gerardo Martinez and Gerardo Martinez Jr. said the DA’s office contacted him Monday about the charges.They stem from the deputies’ actions during an arrest on May 7th when they were called to an apartment on Madera Lane in Vista for a report of domestic violence.In the video, deputies push Martinez into a fence while handcuffed. Meanwhile, his son, Martinez Jr. is seen being repeatedly hit in the head by a deputy while held on a concrete sidewalk. Yusef Miller, a civil rights activist with the group Council on American Islamic Relations, said he also heard from a source that the DA’s Office will be filing charges.It’s unclear at this point how many deputies will be charged and with what crimes.Martinez Jr. ended up taking a plea deal in the domestic violence case, receiving six months of probation.Charges against his father were eventually dropped.The San Diego Sheriff’s Department sent a statement to 10News: 1151

Using national security as a pretext to limit imports of South Korean steel is "unjust," Trade Minister Paik Un-gyu said in a statement Friday expressing his "displeasure" at the move. 184

Truth Aquatics Inc., which owned the Conception, filed the action in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles under a pre-Civil War provision of maritime law that allows it to limit its liability. 190