NEW: The East Palestine Police Department has released the bodycam footage of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York's arrest. York was arrested for allegedly hiring a prostitute for $160 at a mobile home park that he reached out to through an undercover ad. York reached a deal with prosecutors to close out the case and pleaded no contest to the lesser charge of disorderly conduct and to one count of possessing criminal tools. York was sentenced to 1 day in jail, but was given credit for time served.

NEW: Intoxicated demonic Florida woman strips to her underwear, spits on deputy during gas station exorcism arrest Deputies responded to the Texaco after reports of a 33-year-old Iesha Field yelling at customers and acting erratically. After being trespassed, she went to a nearby mobile home park, removed her clothing down to her underwear, and continued yelling and disturbing residents. When deputies tried to detain Field, she became combative, and she spat in a deputy’s face twice. The deputy responded with an open-handed strike to stop her from spitting again. Field was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer (felony) and disorderly intoxication.

Speaking of Leapmotor: They are coming out w/ LEAP 5.0 platform next yr. It will further improve on space utilization, efficiency & comfort. Looks like they are getting deep into the MPV space. Creating what they consider "mobile home". This is kind of the goal for everyone.

🚨WOW!!! An Ohio principal LOST HIS JOB after refusing to abandon a homeless 16-year-old student who was sleeping in a CAR. He and his wife already had SIX KIDS… but they took him in anyway. When the boy offered to LEAVE so the principal could save his career, he refused. ❤️ His name is Rob Burnside. He had spent 31 YEARS in education and was the principal of Lakota East High School outside Cincinnati. The boy’s name is Landerius “DeDe” Hayes. During DeDe’s junior year, his home life fell apart. He says living with his mother wasn’t safe, his father was dealing with problems of his own, and there were nights when DeDe was sleeping in a car with the heater running because the mobile home where his father was staying was too cold. ...and yet, every morning, he kept showing up to school. Eventually the school learned DeDe’s mother had moved outside the district. Without a qualifying address, DeDe was withdrawn from Lakota East. That’s when Principal Burnside realized this wasn’t just an enrollment problem. This kid didn’t have a freaking HOME. Rob went home and told his wife, Angel, what was happening. Her response was basically: if he needs somewhere to live, he can live with us. Rob and Angel already had SIX CHILDREN, including two they had adopted, but there was a 16-year-old boy out there without a stable place to sleep, and they couldn’t ignore it. The couple prayed about whether they should take DeDe in. Rob has said that just minutes later, his phone buzzed. It was DeDe. “Hey, Mr. Burnside.” Rob looked at his wife and knew they had their answer. DeDe moved in with the Burnsides and suddenly had something he desperately needed: a warm house, food, stability and people who were going to show up for him. While DeDe’s custody and residency situation was being worked out, Burnside allowed him to continue attending classes even though he’d already been withdrawn. The district investigated Burnside for insubordination and raised concerns about enrollment, lunches and liability. He was eventually placed on administrative leave. After 31 YEARS in education, Rob says he was given a choice: step down or go through the termination process. The 16 year old, DeDe, realized Rob’s career was on the line and offered to LEAVE THEIR HOME so Burnside could keep his job. Rob wouldn’t allow it. He hugged DeDe and told him: "You’re part of this family. We’re not gonna turn our back on you.” So Burnside stepped away from the career he’d spent three decades building... and DeDe stayed. The Burnsides eventually became his legal family. DeDe started calling Rob and Angel “Pops and Ma.” Then this past May, Rob Burnside sat in the stands at DeDe’s high school graduation. Not as the principal, just sitting there as a dad, watching the kid he refused to abandon walk across the stage. DeDe is 18 now and is pursuing a career in aviation mechanics. When asked he regretted what happened, Rob simple said: “What value can we put on the life of a young person?” When Rob Burnside had to choose between protecting that career and protecting a homeless kid who needed somebody… He chose the kid. And when that kid offered to sacrifice his own home to repay him… Rob chose him AGAIN. THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸