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Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman - Video: HUNDREDS SHUT DOWN FLORIDA INTERSTATE FOR ILLEGAL STREET TAKEOVER
A wild scene unfolded on a Florida interstate as authorities say hundreds of drivers participated in an illegal street takeover.
Cars blocked lanes.
Burnouts in the middle of the highway.
Chaos until troopers arrived.
When police closed in, one green BMW took off and led a chase that hit 140 miles per hour.
The 25-year-old driver and his three passengers were arrested. The driver now faces felony charges.
Another reckless street takeover ended with serious consequences.
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Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman - Video: SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM STILL STANDING, AND THE CROWDS ARE SHOWING UP
While the Minnesota Lynx wore shirts declaring “trans kids belong,” the real story remains Sophie Cunningham’s refusal to back down on protecting women’s sports.
Activists supporting her were on the ground and reported harassment and obscenities from the other side. One activist was allegedly assaulted.
Yet the numbers tell a different story: 17,000 fans packed the arena, a strong turnout, and Cunningham’s sneakers sold out within 48 hours after she spoke out.
Payton McNabb’s take:
It’s not easy to hold this line at the peak of your career under that kind of pressure. Sophie is doing it anyway because she wants the next generation of girls to have the same opportunities she had.