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The PG-rated movie opened to a lackluster million in theaters but prompted criticism from bloggers and the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.The scenes in question show Max and his human partner, played by Will Arnett, preparing for judging at a dog show. A former dog show champion advises Max to go to his "zen place" to overcome being touched on his private parts during judging.The National Center on Sexual Exploitation released a statement saying the film, "sends a troubling message that grooms children for sexual abuse ... It contains multiple scenes where a dog character must have its private parts inspected, in the course of which the dog is uncomfortable and wants to stop but is told to go to a ‘zen place.’ The dog is rewarded with advancing to the final round of the dog show after passing this barrier," Deadline reports.The center added, "disturbingly, these are similar tactics child abusers use when grooming children—telling them to pretend they are somewhere else, and that they will get a reward for withstanding their discomfort."Before recutting the film, Global Road addressed concerns in a statement, only noting that the scenes were filmed with professional and highly respected dog show judges. 1252
The incident happened shortly after 5:30 a.m. on the southbound side of Interstate 15 near Deer Springs Road, just north of Escondido, the California Highway Patrol said. 170
The Padres issued the following statement on the incident: “We are aware of the alleged incident involving Jacob Nix last Sunday in Arizona. We take this matter seriously and have been in contact with the Commissioner’s Office and local authorities. Due to the ongoing legal proceedings, we will not have any further comment at this time.” 339
The lawsuit was filed with the intent to join ongoing cases consolidated in an Ohio federal court.Citing 2017 data from California’s Department of Public Health, Pala Band officials said: “The rate of opioid deaths for Native people was higher than any other group: 15.71 per 100,000 -- 3 times the statewide rate. The same holds true in San Diego County where the Pala Band is located, where the rate for Native Americans is 39.52 per 100,000. The overdose rate for Native Americans nationally is 8.4 per 100,000 -- higher than any other group.” 546
The news agency reported two females -- age 15 and 18 -- died in a wildfire in Tecate, while a 30-year-old person was killed during a fire in Rosarito. 151
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