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So I would go on these PTSD chat rooms that war veterans were in, and I would tell my story, and they would take me in like I was one of their own, she said. "I found solace and comfort in the chat room of war veterans." 220

Since 2014, we've had 302 discipline cases. Of those 302, three involved what you're talking about here. And they all happened this year, said DPD deputy chief David Quinones. "Obviously it's a concern for us, it's not the standard of service that we expect from our officers, and those three have been addressed." 319

Some places will see 'historic' floodingThe Arkansas River is expected to crest Wednesday afternoon at around 41 feet, Arkansas emergency management told CNN."This is looking to be record-breaking all along the Arkansas River, and this is something we have never seen before," spokeswoman Melody Daniel said.All the levees set up have worked so far, Daniel said. Two of them have overtopped, but have not failed."This is the highest the river has ever been in recorded history," Breeden told CNN.Daniel said more than a dozen counties are expected to see historic flooding. Those counties are: Sebastian, Crawford, Logan, Johnson, Yell, Pope, Perry, Conway, Faulkner, Pulaski, Jefferson, Lincoln and Desha County.Up to 50 homes could be impacted by the floods, the city of North Little Rock said on Facebook. Any significant rainfall could affect drainage issues and increase the number of homes that will be impacted."Respect all barricades and road and trail closures," the city 981

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Supervisor Kristin Gaspar, chairwoman of the County Board of Supervisors spoke out at a news conference Wednesday. “We all support clean, safe and reliable water for all Californians, and we agree on the importance of helping disadvantaged communities improve access to safe water supplies,” said Gaspar. “But we oppose misguided efforts to force Californians to pay a tax on drinking water. That approach will only make it harder for residents to afford this basic necessity.”“The water tax violates a core tenet of pollution cleanup policy: polluter pays,” said Haney Hong, president & CEO of the San Diego County Taxpayers Association. “Why not collect more revenue from the actual polluters rather than all consumers? It doesn’t make sense to place a disproportionate responsibility on ratepayers to clean up groundwater contamination caused by others.” 866

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