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The video then shows a semi-automatic handgun being loaded and pointed at people walking outside in the area of Front Street and Broadway, as the subject is heard saying "jams, boom," documents said. The ammunition then jams the gun and the subject unloads the round. 267

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement that they were aware of the walkouts and respect “everyone’s right to express themselves in a peaceful and respectful manner.” 188

The video gives a glimpse into some of the conditions inside the facility Tuesday night before a series of 911 calls brought firefighters to the facility, where three people were found dead on the second floor. 210

The prophylactic wrappers turn some popular Utah slogans and landmarks into double entendres.There’s "Greatest Sex on Earth" (a parody of Utah’s "Greatest Snow on Earth"); "This is the Place" (which was uttered by Brigham Young when pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley); the subversive "SL, UT" for Salt Lake, Utah; "Toss the Jello Salad"; and, of course, the local landmarks "Fillmore, Beaver."The campaign is a joint venture between the Utah Department of Health and Love Communications. Wyoming and Alaska have done similar campaigns using popular slogans native to their respective states.The condoms are a part of a campaign to combat the spread of HIV and AIDS in Utah by encouraging people to engage in safe sexual practices. The Utah Department of Health also launched a website, 790

The state will set up a program allowing people to capture or destroy the species on public lands and in state waters.The climate in the Tampa Bay area is pretty ideal for tegu. The lizards were likely introduced by lazy pet owners dumping exotic pets in the woods.Then they began breeding.Tegu have a voracious appetite. They love to eat alligator eggs, tortoise eggs, cats or dogs.A few days ago a huge tegu was spotting strolling the streets of Old Northeast St. Pete.“Tegu diminish our alligator population, our gopher tortoise population,” says Amy DePalma, a ranger at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve. “They’ll go after small dogs. I would definitely be worried about your house cats.”DePalma and her colleagues have set traps for two, possibly even three, tegu on the St. Pete park’s property. They want to stop them before they mate.“This habitat is perfect for them to reproduce in,” DePalma said. “No Tegu dating. They’re not allowed!”Boyd Hill will host an Exotic Pet Amnesty Day event on May 19 to allow people owning exotic animals including tegus to humanely hand over pets they can no longer handle. For more information on this event, visit myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/amnesty-program/events/. 1218