Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. September 15, 16, and 17, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are their age, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report. For the …
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. September 5, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are their age, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report. For the complete inma…
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. August 17, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are their age, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report. For the complete inmate…
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. June 30, July 1 and July 2, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are the date on which they were arrested, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not incl…
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. May 11, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are the date on which they were arrested, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report.…
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. May 8, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are the date on which they were arrested, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report. …
Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. April 28, 29, and 30, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are the date on which they were arrested, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included i…
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Following are the new additions in the Natrona County Detention Center at 6:17 a.m. August 17, 2018. Along with the inmates’ names are their age, the arresting agency and the charges for which they have been detained. Outcomes of cases are not included in this report. For the complete inmate…
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More Chinese cities are easing some anti-virus restrictions as police patrol their streets to head off protests. Meanwhile, the ruling Communist Party is preparing for the funeral of late leader Jiang Zemin. Guangzhou in the south and other cities announced they are easing controls on movement and will reopen factories, markets and bus service.Last weekend, protesters in Shanghai, Beijing and at least six other cities demanded an end to controls that confine millions of people to their homes. The timing and publicity of the easing suggests President Xi Jinping’s government is trying to mollify public anger. Notes on social media complained that police are stopping people at random to check smartphones, possibly looking for prohibited apps such as Twitter.
Word of anti-lockdown protests in China spread on domestic social media for a short period last weekend, thanks to a rare pause in the cat-and-mouse game that goes on between millions of Chinese internet users and the country’s gargantuan censorship machine. Chinese authorities maintain a tight grip on the country’s internet via a complex, multi-layered censorship operation that blocks access to almost all foreign news and social media, and blocks topics and keywords considered politically sensitive or detrimental to the Chinese Communist Party’s rule. Videos of or calls to protest are usually deleted immediately. But at moments of overwhelming public anger, experts said, the system can struggle to keep up.
With his death, former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin leaves behind a very different China than the one he tried to shape. Now it’s Xi Jinping’s nation. It’s also a country in the throes of protests against “zero-COVID” lockdowns that saw protesters take to the streets of Beijing and Shanghai and call for an end to Communist Party rule. Jiang’s exit came smack in the middle of the most visible demonstrations since the 1989 bloodshed on Tiananmen Square. Looking at his leadership underscores the difference between the China of the late 1990s and early 2000s and today’s more insular and, in some cases, more authoritarian society.
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