My President and your president oh and the nations 45th President of the United States Donald J. Trump will be in my backyard soon! Well sort off... He's set to Hold a Rally in Hialeah, Florida on Wed, November 08, 2023 at 07:00 pm (US/Eastern) the doors Open at 02:00 pm and the rally will be held at the "Ted Hendricks Stadium" at Henry Milander Park the direct address is 4800 Palm Avenue Hialeah, FL 33012
I'm going to try and make it out as it's a "FREE EVENT" if I can make it out I'll try and video out some of it... Having car issues these days so I'll see if I can get someone to go with me. But either way it's going to be like most his Rally's packed with people and tons of fun.
Just found out his body was found and he's passed away... The police investigation on how he died is now under way, since so many days had passed we all feared the worse.
This is the worse. I don't know much details on what's happening but when more details are released I'll make sure to update the page with more information.
My Cousin was a good man and he went missing on the 7th. The body has just been found and I'm setting this up to help give him a proper final goodbye.
The police verified his remains today 08\11\2023 and the family just got word earlier as his identity was confirmed.
Nelson Molinet Espino lived a tortured life and was under it all a humble and great man, a good family man, husband, father and son... Whatever ended up happening which was the cause of his passing is not known by me yet and I hope no foul play was involved. If they discover there was and someone did this to him I do hope they find whoever is responsible and deal with it according to the law.
As you can imagine my family is devastated, I'm devastated and while I write this I've been working for weeks on my first book of a 2 part book that featured his story along with footage for a documentary I have to insert for the book as a follow-up documentary on his life. Sadly he will not be able to see the final product of what is being made in his honor.
His story and all the brave people who went along with him in Cuba and participated in their struggle deserve to have their stories told. The book is still coming out and now more than ever it's a personal passion I will not back down from putting out.
I don't have a whole lot to say about this here because it's news I just received but I will keep posting updates here on "Pure Solid News" as things continue to unfold...
Tried to set up a GoFundMe page but it's not working so if anyone wants to make any donations to the family please do so on my PAYPAL add in the notes "for funeral donations" so I can make sure your help goes correctly to the family. Please follow the link to help.
Until more updates happen REST IN PEACE to my cousin, and a hero to many... Nelson Molinet Espino.
Well alright Miami!!! I guess social distance works to prevent crime also, and while people are dying from this terrible virus it does look like it’s got criminals and killers scared also as it looks like even criminals, and murderers don’t wanna catch Covid-19.
You see Miami has now gone seven weeks without a homicide for first time since 1957! Folks that in itself is amazing stuff, and this was reported by the Miami Police Department. With everything else happening in the world this is headline news if there ever was in Miami.
Only thing in Miami that could top this is if we had snow come down… Not the white Reggae rapper guy. Crime rates in cities nationwide have dropped as stay-at-home orders keep people indoors in an effort to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
There were also no homicides during a six-week period for the first time since 1960. “We can say that it’s due to our police high visibility, attributed with the pandemic and the Stay At Home order,” a Miami Police Department spokesperson told CBS News.
The Mayor of Miami Dade Francis Suarez declared a local state of emergency on March 12 to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and the order has since been extended six times in week-long increments, and it’s working on both stopping the virus spread, and again with crime, and murder rates… One day we might be able to just simply call this city “Dangerous to live” and not “INSANE to live in!”
From February 17 until April 12 of this year — a total of seven weeks and six days Miami had no reported homicides, according to police. In 1957, the city went 9 weeks and 3 days without any reported homicides. In 1960, a period of 6 weeks and 5 days passed without a homicide.
According to the Miami police, other crimes have also decreased. The department said the decrease has extended to domestic violence calls. But Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina told The New York Times he is concerned incidents of domestic violence and child abuse may be under reported during the order.
A street normally busy with traffic is nearly empty as large numbers of people stay home in an effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic on March 24, 2020 in Miami, Florida.
Crime is also down in Baltimore since Maryland issued its own stay-at-home order, CBS Baltimore reports. Although criminal incidents in the city still continue on a daily basis, assault, carjacking, robbery and shootings have all gone down since the order was implemented.
When compared to the same time last year, common assaults in Baltimore went down 34%, aggravated assaults went down 17%, and shootings dropped by 8%.
Los Angeles California reported that violent crime and property crimes are down compared to last year, according to CBS LA was Within a 9.73% drop in violent crime overall, homicides in particular were down 21%.
The same, unfortunately, cannot be said of Chicago… Despite a stay-at-home order in the city, robberies and shootings were up in the last week, according to CBS Chicago. Police responded to 19 shootings Tuesday night, six of which were homicides. That means shootings were up 42% from the same week last year, according to data analyzed by the station. Anyone keeping tabs on Jussie Smollett?
“We’re fighting the pandemic, and we’re fighting the epidemic,” said Tony Raggs with the Alliance of Local Service Organizations. “The epidemic being violence.”
In Los Angeles, the drop in violent crime has been marred by an increase in domestic violence calls. According to Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, deputies responded to about 8% more domestic violence calls between mid-March and mid-April, when compared to last year.
According to the CDC and Prevention, intimate partner violence affects 12 million people a year. Since stay-at-home orders went into affect, some regions have reported spikes in domestic violence complaints, while others are seeing a drop-off in domestic violence calls, as victims holed up with their abusers become more isolated.
“Everyone living in confined quarters, with very few options or reliefs, it’s a concern,” Villanueva said. Thus the streets are safe at night to walk in now but you can’t cause it’s all locked up cus of the virus. So once we get things back to normal I hope it doesn’t make the crazy killers go ape shit, and there is some sort of extreme murder rate in those months.
