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Boston911
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Lafayette |
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| Interests: | Recycling Beer |
| Occupation: | Medical |
| Number of Posts: | 2404 |
| Registered on: | 12/2/2013 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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The IDF is deploying these forces to bolster readiness across all major fronts, with specific tasks assigned to different commands:
• Northern Front (Syria and Lebanon): This is the primary area of focus. Reservists are reinforcing the Golan Heights and the borders with Lebanon and Syria to defend against potential ground incursions or rocket fire from regional proxies.
• Central & Southern Commands: Troops have been sent to reinforce the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, as well as the eastern borders near Wadi Araba, Eilat, and the Negev.
• Home Front Command: Roughly 20,000 of the newly called-up reservists have been assigned here. Their role is strictly defensive—focusing on search and rescue operations, civilian protection, and responding to the aftermath of missile strikes in residential areas like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
• Technical & Strategic Units: A significant portion of the call-up includes reinforcements for the Israeli Air Force (IAF), the Navy, and the Intelligence Directorate to maintain aerial superiority and monitor Iranian movements.
• Northern Front (Syria and Lebanon): This is the primary area of focus. Reservists are reinforcing the Golan Heights and the borders with Lebanon and Syria to defend against potential ground incursions or rocket fire from regional proxies.
• Central & Southern Commands: Troops have been sent to reinforce the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, as well as the eastern borders near Wadi Araba, Eilat, and the Negev.
• Home Front Command: Roughly 20,000 of the newly called-up reservists have been assigned here. Their role is strictly defensive—focusing on search and rescue operations, civilian protection, and responding to the aftermath of missile strikes in residential areas like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
• Technical & Strategic Units: A significant portion of the call-up includes reinforcements for the Israeli Air Force (IAF), the Navy, and the Intelligence Directorate to maintain aerial superiority and monitor Iranian movements.
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re: Let me answer all of your questions.
Posted by Boston911 on 2/28/26 at 9:43 pm to Franticlethargy
I have a few questions
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does anyone ever get financial compensation
The jury found Ned Bergeron and Benjamin Daughtery liable and ordered them to pay a total of $4,600,000.00 in damages. This award was broken down into specific amounts for the family members.
Following the judgment, legal records indicate that collecting the funds was a significant challenge. By the early 1990s, the Warren family (as judgment creditors) pursued further legal action to revoke a pledge of stock Bergeron had made to his attorneys, alleging it was an attempt to prioritize other creditors over the family. At that time, Bergeron's primary asset was reported to be his 10 shares of stock in BWB Controls, Inc.
Down in Abbeville in 1987 there was a paid hit on George Warren paid for by his business partner using a Houma bar owner to set it up with two “hitmen” from Houma. It didn’t go as planned but they killed him on a Sunday night in front of his family, One of the hitmen were wounded in the gunfight and was caught at Chabert when seeking treatment. Everyone was arrested and all were convicted except the businessman who paid for the hit, but he was found guilty in civil court proceedings.
The murder of George Warren Sr. in Abbeville, Louisiana, occurred on the night of February 8, 1987.
It was a high-profile "murder-for-hire" case that shook the community due to its brutal nature and the business-related conspiracy behind it.
Key Details of the Case
• The Crime: Warren was assassinated in his home. The attack involved two shooters, Benjamin Daughtery and Anthony Fondaw. Daughtery initially entered with a machine gun that jammed; after a struggle, he returned with a shotgun to finish the killing.
• The Motive: Investigation revealed the hit was a contract killing tied to a business dispute involving BWB Controls.
• The Orchestrator: It was alleged that Warren’s business partner, Ned Bergeron, orchestrated the hit through a middleman, Charles "Chuck" Canter.
• Legal Outcome: * Benjamin Daughtery and Anthony Fondaw were convicted.
• Ned Bergeron was acquitted in his criminal trial but was later found liable for the murder in a civil wrongful death lawsuit brought by the Warren family.
The case is still remembered in Acadiana as one of the most shocking crimes in the region's history, particularly because it involved prominent local business figures.
The murder of George Warren Sr. in Abbeville, Louisiana, occurred on the night of February 8, 1987.
It was a high-profile "murder-for-hire" case that shook the community due to its brutal nature and the business-related conspiracy behind it.
Key Details of the Case
• The Crime: Warren was assassinated in his home. The attack involved two shooters, Benjamin Daughtery and Anthony Fondaw. Daughtery initially entered with a machine gun that jammed; after a struggle, he returned with a shotgun to finish the killing.
• The Motive: Investigation revealed the hit was a contract killing tied to a business dispute involving BWB Controls.
• The Orchestrator: It was alleged that Warren’s business partner, Ned Bergeron, orchestrated the hit through a middleman, Charles "Chuck" Canter.
• Legal Outcome: * Benjamin Daughtery and Anthony Fondaw were convicted.
• Ned Bergeron was acquitted in his criminal trial but was later found liable for the murder in a civil wrongful death lawsuit brought by the Warren family.
The case is still remembered in Acadiana as one of the most shocking crimes in the region's history, particularly because it involved prominent local business figures.
Eh, it’s not bad, but it’s not great either
re: Minnesota Somali Women Demand Reparations for ICE 'Trauma'
Posted by Boston911 on 2/21/26 at 4:55 pm to dallastigers
ICE should go check her immigration status
re: Former Lafayette Mayor Josh Guillory arrested
Posted by Boston911 on 2/20/26 at 12:13 pm to SlowFlowPro
This is the summary of the La Legislative Auditors Office
In February 2022, the Lafayette Consolidated Government (LCG) undertook a
public works project involving the removal of a spoil bank originally constructed by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in the 1950s. The spoil bank was
located on the St. Martin Parish side of the Vermilion River and was excavated and
reconstructed on the Lafayette Parish side, allegedly for flood mitigation purposes.
Our investigative audit determined that LCG executed this project without securing
the required legal authority, land rights, or permits — raising significant legal,
regulatory, and intergovernmental concerns. Specifically, LCG expended public
funds outside of its jurisdiction without a joint service agreement or cooperative
endeavor agreement, as required by its Home Rule Charter and Louisiana law;
performed work on land that LCG did not fully own, without documented consent
from a known co-owner; failed to obtain a local permit from St. Martin Parish
Government (SMP); withdrew its federal permit application from USACE but
proceeded with the project regardless. These actions potentially violated LCG’s
charter, an SMP ordinance, and multiple provisions of state and federal law.
In February 2022, the Lafayette Consolidated Government (LCG) undertook a
public works project involving the removal of a spoil bank originally constructed by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in the 1950s. The spoil bank was
located on the St. Martin Parish side of the Vermilion River and was excavated and
reconstructed on the Lafayette Parish side, allegedly for flood mitigation purposes.
Our investigative audit determined that LCG executed this project without securing
the required legal authority, land rights, or permits — raising significant legal,
regulatory, and intergovernmental concerns. Specifically, LCG expended public
funds outside of its jurisdiction without a joint service agreement or cooperative
endeavor agreement, as required by its Home Rule Charter and Louisiana law;
performed work on land that LCG did not fully own, without documented consent
from a known co-owner; failed to obtain a local permit from St. Martin Parish
Government (SMP); withdrew its federal permit application from USACE but
proceeded with the project regardless. These actions potentially violated LCG’s
charter, an SMP ordinance, and multiple provisions of state and federal law.
re: WWYD - Dog Attack
Posted by Boston911 on 2/15/26 at 2:47 pm to BayouBengal23
3 bites on humans, if this goes to court and they show a pattern and nothing was done, not only are you paying medical bills/pain and suffering (most likely covered by insurance) the jury is going to assign punitive damages, which is not covered by insurance. That’s coming straight out your pocket.
We are not created equal
re: Nissan Titan Opinions
Posted by Boston911 on 2/7/26 at 8:27 am to prestigeworldwide
2017 Titan XD diesel, 226.000 miles,,,,,would buy another one if they still made them
She should have been offered FMLA by the school system. She’s protected for up to 12 weeks
re: Savoies Dressing Mix
Posted by Boston911 on 2/6/26 at 7:00 pm to KyrieElaison
i add sauteed onions, bell peppers, celery, chicken livers, ground meat and ground pork and beef stock and cook that down good with a big tablespoon of roux for about an hour,,,the roux gives it a richer flavor
Just have it pull down its pants and look for a ding dong or surgical scar. That’s all the science needed
I did my first at 53, 2nd at 55, back in the gym after a month, back on the stairmaster after 8 weeks, go to BROC and see Dr Craig Green, he does 4-5 per day twice a week. He is great
re: *OFFICIAL* USA Curling Thread (Spoilers)
Posted by Boston911 on 2/5/26 at 3:58 pm to ellunchboxo
Did they already start playing
re: This flu is no joke
Posted by Boston911 on 2/5/26 at 3:50 pm to Jim Rockford
quote:When you started feeling bad did you go get a Rx for Xofluza???
My oh my. I feel like a truck hit me
Women’s hockey
Posted by Boston911 on 2/5/26 at 11:29 am
Do the women fight on the ice like the men do?
re: Chicago couple shot in their car in front of their baby
Posted by Boston911 on 2/4/26 at 10:27 pm to hawgfaninc
Like Joe Biden said, white supremacy is the greatest threat!
re: Nike Is Investigated for Alleged Discrimination Against White Workers
Posted by Boston911 on 2/4/26 at 7:32 pm to BowDownToLSU
Smoke em, as mgmt we always live under the threat of minorities taking any and all firings no matter how justified to the EEOC. It’s good to see it works for white people too
quote:Currently speaking a second carrier strike group has not yet been dispatched, the Bush carrier strike group. just returned to Norfolk after training exercises and no one is underway at this time. With the Lincoln strike group +6 other destroyers in the area I doubt you will see them wait another couple of weeks or longer for another carrier
second carrier group
re: Nuke the filibuster!
Posted by Boston911 on 2/3/26 at 8:24 pm to reelingintheyears
Neither party will change the rule to a simple majority to override the filibuster because they both know when the tables are turned they are 100% screwed. The filibuster helps both parties reach somewhat of a compromise agreement.
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