As an American Jew, I have always known that an armed guard would protect our synagogue during the High Holy Days; now I see the armed guard patrolling the grounds every Saturday.
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Peterson was the only armed guard on the school campus.
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The presence of an armed guard doesn't necessarily deter violence.
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Graves said Jones was under armed guard when he ran away.
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Having an armed guard at the front door would not have helped.
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Church attorneys and at least one armed guard monitored the goings on inside the church during the meeting, the source said, deeming the attorneys and the armed guard as an intimidation tactic to deter priests from speaking out freely.
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Or, in Corvus' case, failing to hit an armed guard with a wrench.
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"The armed (guard) signaled with his fingers that he wanted money," Melaragno said.
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You'll now be able to link an armed guard to a civilian unit.
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This man, wounded by shrapnel, was kept under armed guard at the hospital.
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We're told there is now an armed guard firmly planted on the property.
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Patrons said Aziz Istanbul had a single armed guard posted at the door.
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His visitors were required to stay under armed guard for hours after his exit.
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He also suggested an armed guard at the synagogue could have stopped the shooting.
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He is believed to have served as an armed guard at Trawniki in 1943.
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Trump earlier suggested an armed guard at the synagogue could have stopped the shooting.
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The armed guard fires one shot almost immediately and hits the gunman from afar.
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With delivery trucks under constant attack, the nation's food is now transported under armed guard.
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Trump said there might've been fewer fatalities if the synagogue had had an armed guard.
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Shulkin now has an armed guard positioned outside his office, two sources confirmed to CNN.
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After dinner, an armed guard escorts me downstairs and takes her post outside my door.
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I was opposed to posting an armed guard outside the religious school for many reasons.
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Every shul should have at least an armed guard, and several qualified people with firearms.
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Another alternative is to have an armed guard dressed in plain clothes at the termination meeting.
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Trump told reporters the killings might have been prevented if there had been an armed guard.
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In that shooting, an armed guard was stationed on campus but remained outside when the shooting started.
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Every school has a uniformed, armed guard, mostly retired sheriff's deputies, every day from bell to bell.
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Kim Kardashian's security is so tight these days ... even a simple flower delivery requires an armed guard.
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Sudan is under 24-7 armed guard on the conservancy's sprawling, 90,000-acre wildlife refuge in Central Kenya.
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He was taken by helicopter to Paris under armed guard and then driven to the capital's main law courts.
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There is always an armed guard on premises, and she's building a fence for a newly trained security dog.
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Some Uighurs who managed to leave the camps have told of being subjected to intense indoctrination under armed guard.
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Women are accompanied by an armed guard - a practice introduced after a horrific rape in New Delhi in 2012.
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Mistrust runs so high that his office in Washington is now protected by an armed guard, the Post reported.
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This is a case where they had an armed guard inside, they might have been able to stop him immediately.
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Now he faces death threats, an armed guard prowls Cumhuriyet's perimeter and a bomb-suppression blanket sits at the entrance.
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They cited Mr. Trump's comments immediately after the shooting that the Tree of Life should have had an armed guard.
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Days after the shooting, investigators focused on the action — or inaction — of Scot Peterson, the only armed guard on campus.
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The National Guard arrived after the worst was over, but ended up putting several Black community members under armed guard.
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Although Mr. Lee seemed at ease, the armed guard lent an air of surveillance that made it difficult to entirely relax.
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Trump told reporters later that the killings might have been prevented if there had been an armed guard in the building.
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Residents will have to queue to get water rations—25 litres per person per day—from collection points under armed guard.
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Yet he was cuffed to his hospital bed and under 24-hour watch by an armed guard, according to Mr. Schiff.
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"In 1992, I had to have an armed guard with me at the [Republican] Convention because of death threats," Stone told Refinery29.
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Mateen was an armed guard at a gated retirement community, and had worked for the global security firm G623S for nine years.
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The hippo, a 3,500-pound mother named Betsy, was loaded into a van while under armed guard at the Prospect Park Zoo.
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But the President is right in suggesting that an armed guard could at least take out a shooter before law enforcement arrives.
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This had been a case where if there were an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop them.
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It also requires state officials to take action against an armed guard who is mentally unstable, violent or a threat to public safety.
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It also gave one armed guard and one employer suspended sentences in a ruling that prompted angry protests from unions and rights groups.
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"This is a case where if they had an armed guard inside they would have been able to stop him immediately," he said.
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"This is a case where if they had an armed guard inside they would have been able to stop him immediately," Trump said.
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Officials have said that Mr. Peterson, the only armed guard on campus when the shooting began, did "absolutely nothing to mitigate" the massacre.
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Mr. Dulos recently claimed in a filing that their children were being kept under armed guard at their grandmother's apartment in New York.
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And footage showed that an armed guard at Stoneman Douglas remained outside the building for "upwards of four minutes" during last week's shooting.
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Sheriff Israel also said that the only armed guard at Stoneman Douglas High, Deputy Scot Peterson, never discharged his gun during the shooting.
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They tied up the museum cashier and forced an armed guard to hand over keys to his car, which they used to get away.
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"This is a case where if they had an armed guard inside, they might have been able to stop him immediately," Trump told reporters.
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The crimes Shakur is alleged to have masterminded 30 years ago left one armed guard and two New York police officers dead, Carr says.
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But even if they could, an armed guard is no guarantee of safety, and it wouldn't have helped at the Tree of Life synagogue.
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Zurga's first appearance after the break comes after Leïla and Nadir have been canoodling under a religious shrine, heedless of the nearby armed guard.
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President Trump said on Saturday that "if there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop" the shooter.
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Thousands of people had been confined in the region under armed guard, and the French military commander had decreed that ID cards were mandatory.
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Randall Margraves sprinted across the courtroom toward Nassar, ramming into the defense table before being pushed away by an armed guard and tackled by security.
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Shulkin's relationship with his own staff at Veterans Affairs has become toxic to the point where he's posted an armed guard outside his office door.
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And that&aposs where I think I disengage, because to my mind, I look at Stoneman that Jesse mentioned, and there was an armed guard.
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Newton has also updated the security system at his Southeast Valley estate and hired a 24-hour armed guard, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
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But the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act included many more provisions, including a mandate to have an armed guard in every school.
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That is how Mr. Jiménez found himself feverishly coding all night under armed guard, and then summoned to the presidential palace early the next day.
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That is how Mr. Jiménez found himself feverishly coding all night under armed guard, and then summoned to the presidential palace early the next day.
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His relationship with his own staff at Veterans Affairs has become toxic to the point where he's posted an armed guard outside his office door.
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The Justice Department said Friedrich Karl Berger, 94, was an armed guard at a concentration camp in Germany where prisoners were held in "atrocious" conditions.
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People — most likely other employees — sometimes slip into buildings behind workers with badges, they said, and neither had ever seen an armed guard on campus.
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When it showed up, an armed guard led him to the vehicle, opened the door and even told him to watch his step getting in.
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In 2003, a U.S. judge stripped him of his citizenship for "participation in acts against Jewish civilians" while he was an armed guard at Trawniki.
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By contrast, the Aris-443 – the first commercial vessel hijacked since 2012 – had no armed guard, and was ignoring best practice guidance on route and speed.
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But Rick Cron, the armed guard at Sidney Middle School, said he would put members of his team up against any law enforcement officer in Ohio.
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Before she got to the airport ... Kendall snuck out a side door at her Paris hotel, with police and at least one heavily armed guard standing watch.
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Zachary, who was 22 at the time of the rape, should never have been hired because he wasn&apost licensed to be an armed guard, Stewart said.
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He condemned the gunman as a "wacko" who should get the death penalty and suggested that an "armed guard" at the synagogue could have prevented the attack.
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Siege-and-starve tactics have forced aid groups into dangerous territory to deliver aid, where they must deliver relief under armed guard while a battle rages nearby.
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"This is a case where if they had an armed guard inside, they might have been able to stop it immediately," he said about the synagogue shootings.
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Diminutive and understandably afraid for her life, despite an armed guard provided by the police, Ms. Nozdrovska wore a black sweatshirt and spoke barely above a whisper.
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The Washington Post reported last week that the VA head now has an armed guard at his door and has canceled all meetings with the Trump appointees.
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I pity any hoodlums who fall afoul of one member of our night crew, an Italian former armed guard who's had a short fuse ever since Brexit.
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Hours after the Tree of Life killings, he offered a talking point from the National Rifle Association playbook, blaming the victims for not posting an armed guard.
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How many conservatives have had to flee college campuses, through the back door, under armed guard, to avoid being lynched by a mob of left-wing anti-fascists?
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He believed that his school needed to bring in another armed guard, and that it should allow teachers and students with proper licenses to bring firearms to school.
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The man, Jakiw Palij of Queens, who was expelled on Tuesday, is believed to have served as an armed guard at the Trawniki labor camp in occupied Poland.
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Both armies operate dozens of heavily armed guard posts within the DMZ, although they are banned from doing so under the 1953 armistice that halted the war. Gen.
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These truths could only have made their debut in the public square, and eventually gained broad acceptance, under the armed guard, so to speak, of the First Amendment.
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Albrecht, a threat assessment expert, said it's better to have an armed guard nearby but not inside -- perhaps listening into the meeting via telecom or outside the door.
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He sits on the floor of a dark room, an armed guard standing silently behind him, as an interrogator asks questions in bad Arabic from just out of frame.
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"We said absolutely not, not after blaming people for what occurred," said Steven Halle, Mr. Stein's nephew, referring to the president's comments about the synagogue needing an armed guard.
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"If there was an armed guard inside the temple they would have been able to stop him, maybe there would have been nobody killed, except for him frankly," he said.
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It was unlikely that there would be trouble, the press officer explained, but if there was you would not want an armed guard to mistake you for a rioting inmate.
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He and the two other known living females of his species live at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, where they are protected from poachers by a 24-hour armed guard.
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He reportedly canceled all meetings with the staffers, hasn't spoken with his public affairs chief in weeks and has an armed guard at his door, according to The Washington Post.
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Mr. Peterson, who was the only armed guard on campus, was charged on Tuesday with seven counts of felony neglect of a child for not doing more to protect students.
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Last week, with Ms. Dulos missing, Mr. Dulos claimed in a court filing that the children were being kept under armed guard at their grandmother's apartment in New York City.
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In 2014, the agency failed to prevent an armed guard working for a private security agency from riding in an elevator with Mr. Obama, a violation of Secret Service protocols.
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While New Zealand police are no longer providing round-the-clock armed guard at mosques, as they did immediately after the shooting, the mosques that were attacked still have protection.
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Earlier in the month the conservancy, which protected the rhino from poachers with a 24-hour armed guard, announced that Sudan was ill and caretakers did not expect him to recover.
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Both militaries will also remove some of the heavily armed guard posts they have built within the Demilitarized Zone, the 2.5-mile-wide buffer zone along the border, the agreement said.
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Ms. Kelly's young daughter asked her what a bimbo was; a suspicious man showed up in the lobby of her apartment building; her family took an armed guard to Disney World.
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A Washington Post report last week also said Shulkin has placed an armed guard outside his office door, suggesting he was insulating himself from the appointees with whom he is clashing.
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An armed guard is the most expensive option and can cost hundreds of dollars for a few hours of work a week, said Joshua Gleis, the president of Gleis Security Consulting.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - One Friday morning before dawn, a half-empty Volvo coach slipped out of New Delhi's Ambedkar bus terminal under armed guard, the sirens of a police convoy wailing.
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Trump's first comments on the shooting, which came as he departed Washington for the Midwest, suggested the attack could have been prevented if the Pittsburgh synagogue had employed an armed guard.
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Security arrangements can vary widely based on a synagogue's age and physical layout, how deep its pockets are and whether its members feel comfortable praying while an armed guard watches the door.
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President Trump was also quick to say the shooting might have been a "different situation" if the synagogue had had an armed guard, echoing the response he given after other mass shootings.
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The lonely rhino, whose story was shared by PEOPLE in November 2017, along with the two other known living females of his species, are protected from poachers by a 24-hour armed guard.
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But the armed guard who patrols the entrance to my school doesn't bring our students comfort or relief; he only serves as a stark reminder of the constant threat of a mass murder.
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Schiff, the House Intelligence Committee ranking member, told CNN that he did not agree with Trump's suggestion that Saturday's tragedy could have been prevented if there was an armed guard in the temple.
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"This is a case where if they had an armed guard inside, they might have been able to stop him immediately," Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One to a pair of events.
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After a man fatally shot 11 worshipers at a Pittsburgh synagogue last month, U.S. President Donald Trump said their deaths could have been prevented if an armed guard had been stationed inside the temple.
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The global security company GS4S had employed Mateen since 2007 as an armed guard near his home in the Atlantic coastal town of Fort Pierce, Florida, about 120 miles (190 km) southeast of Orlando.
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We have new details now just coming in about the man who was in custody and under armed guard not far from here in a New York City hospital, his name is Sayfullo Saipov.
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In one of his latest videos, you get a taste of it — he shows off his collection of shoes, Birkin bags, and diamonds in a hot pink vault which has its own armed guard.
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But this year a hospital placed him on a locked ward, took his phone, and had an armed guard watch him for 229 hours before a social worker spoke with him and released him.
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Private aircraft flying from Washington's Reagan National Airport have been severely limited since 2001, but some flights are allowed if they meet specific requirements, including security checks and having an armed guard on board.
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"If there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop him," he said to reporters before boarding a flight to a pair of events later in the afternoon.
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But even after receiving documents that were supposed to allow them to travel freely, some of the Honduran migrants held until recently at a makeshift shelter in Piedras Negras say they remained under armed guard.
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Under his lawyer's proposal, Mr. Zarrab's bond would be secured by $10 million in cash and he would be required to remain in his New York residence under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring.
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If you put an armed guard into a school, there's at best a possibility of preventing a shooting there, says Dewey Cornell, a professor of education and a clinical psychologist at the University of Virginia.
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Eight seconds of security camera footage aired on Israeli television showed the armed guard running through the settlement gate and a young woman running after him with an object, possibly a knife, in her hand.
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To get an idea, view the 1942 photographs of forlorn Japanese Americans, with only a few personal belongings and often under armed guard, boarding the buses and trains that took them to the internment camps.
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The new armed guard characters are smarter than any of the NPCs I've faced in Fortnite before; coordinated in a way that, if you're not paying attention, can easily knock you out of the game.
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" Shulkin also addressed reports that he has posted an armed guard at the door of his 10th floor office, saying that "every Cabinet member has a security detail that is armed, I am no different.
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" Though Reed said she is confident of the school's capability to keep her daughter safe, she told The Hill that her "wish would be that every school has some type of armed guard at each entrance.
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Epstein, who has pleaded not guilty, has asked to be allowed to live under house arrest with armed guard at his expense in his mansion on Manhattan's Upper East Side, which is valued at $77 million.
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Instead, the overall transition was dominated by highly ideological conservatives, and Shulkin ended up at war with the other political appointees at the VA. By the end, he'd posted an armed guard outside his office door.
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After those six years in custody — some in a hospital and some in Egypt's notorious Tora Prison — he was freed this year and escorted by armed guard to his mansion in the Heliopolis neighborhood of Cairo.
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Indeed, in the 1970s, when Trump was young and yet unknown, he was so frightened that -- as The New York Times noted -- he hired an armed guard to chauffeur him around the upscale precincts of Manhattan.
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The sailor, identified as 22-year-old Gabriel Romero, was assigned a position as an armed guard at the shipyard, where he provided security for the fast-attack submarine USS Columbia, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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He distanced himself when asked about his ties to the NRA, again seeming to blame the synagogue, suggesting that "if there were an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop" the shooter.
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Putting more guns in schools was the far-right's response to the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, with the NRA and its allies arguing that an armed guard could have prevented Adam Lanza from murdering 26 people.
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But they also served as a kind of armed guard for their leaders: After police forced the white nationalists out of Emancipation Park, Three Percenters formed a protective barrier around alt-right blogger Mike Enoch and Spencer.
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Instead, the papers focused on the process by which Mexico arranged for Mr. Guzmán's prosecution in Brooklyn, where he arrived in January under heavily armed guard after being flown from his homeland in a small police jet.
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" When asked if the shooting indicated a need to revisit gun laws, Trump replied that the shooting "has little to do with it" and that an armed guard might have been able to stop the gunman "immediately.
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He now works from home reviewing CDC science papers unrelated to climate, must be accompanied by an armed guard to visit his old office and is prohibited from contacting former colleagues who did climate work, his lawyers said.
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Mr. Mateen, who listed himself on the paperwork in 2007 as standing 5 feet 11 inches and weighing 220 pounds, worked as an armed guard from that year until his death for G4S, a major private security firm.
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While he suffered his own high-priced travel scandal, the bigger issue was the loss of confidence from the White House and within his own agency, so much so that he posted an armed guard outside of his office.
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In the essay, Takei recalls the horrors his family endured and remembers all of them being crammed into one stall and later arriving at a camp where armed guard pointed their guns at them while they were being held.
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In the aftermath of the synagogue shooting, Trump reiterated his support for the death penalty and said the synagogue should have had an armed guard, which fits with the general GOP line that more guns are always the answer.
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He promoted the idea even as a sheriff's deputy who had been the only armed guard at the high school resigned on Thursday after surveillance video showed that he never tried to enter the school to confront the shooter.
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In a letter to the court, Mr. Rose said the children, who are 8 to 13 years old, had been taken to Ms. Dulos's mother's apartment in New York City, where they were being watched by an armed guard.
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"I know that guns have this illusion of making people feel safer, but if a depressed kid comes into a school, having an armed guard with a gun is not going to help that student," said Ms. Dorcemus, 30.
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After the shooting, President Donald Trump initially appeared to blame the synagogue for lax security policies, telling reporters in Indianapolis that "if there were an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop" the gunman.
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To protect its frozen goods, the store said, it stationed an "armed" guard in front of its Blue Bell freezer and posted a photo Wednesday of an employee holding a squirt gun; the photo was removed about 18 hours later.
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The warriors were taking part in the annual Last Male Standing Rhino Cup, a two-day tournament hosted in the Laikipia conservation area where the last three northern white rhino live under 24-hour armed guard to protect them from poaching.
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Jakiw Palij, who entered the United States in 21949, is believed to have been an armed guard at the Trawniki labor camp in occupied Poland, pictured above, where more than 21948,000 Jewish men, women and children died in one day.
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He would prefer to meet at the Peace House, which sits in the two-and-a-half-mile-wide strip of land — ringed by razor wire and heavily armed guard posts — that is one of the Cold War's last frontiers.
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Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro called Monday for U.S. synagogues to "have at least an armed guard, and several qualified people with firearms" following the weekend stabbing of five people at the home of a New York rabbi during a Hanukkah celebration.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump told reporters that the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue earlier on Saturday had little to do with gun laws and that the killings might have been prevented if there was an armed guard inside the building.
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The embattled scientist is reportedly living under armed guard at a state-owned apartment in Shenzhen, China, according to geneticist Robin Lovell-Badge of the Francis Crick Institute in London, who now worries that He could face the death penalty for his indiscretions.
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After Mr. Zarrab's arrest, Judge Richard M. Berman of Federal District Court denied his request to be granted a $50 million bond and to live in a leased apartment under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring, all at his own expense.
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"By serving as an armed guard ... and preventing the escape of Jewish prisoner during his Nazi service, Palij played an indispensable role in ensuring the Trawniki Jewish victims met their horrific fate at the hands of the Nazis," the White House said.
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For anyone who refuses to cooperate, actions can range from issuing a self-isolation order to "checking in once a day via the internet, to putting a tracking device on somebody, to placing an armed guard outside of their home," Katz said.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian anti-graft investigators have put the speaker of parliament, who they have identified as a suspect in a $170 million corruption case, under armed guard in hospital after he was involved in a car accident, his lawyer said on Friday.
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"We have at least one visible armed guard every night at the Abbey and the Chapel" in response to Pulse, said owner David Cooley, who has also outfitted security staff with body cameras and turned to West Hollywood authorities for formal training.
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Srinagar's Press Enclave, where many newspapers and TV channels have offices, has been under armed guard since Shujaat Bukhari, the editor of several newspapers and a high-profile moderate in Kashmir, was shot dead outside his office by unknown gunmen in June 2018.
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Quoting a judge in another such case, Judge Berman wrote, "What more compelling case for an order of detention is there than a case in which only an armed guard and the threat of deadly force is sufficient to assure the defendant's appearance."
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Hours before his latest rally — where he often voices his support of the Second Amendment — Mr. Trump said that the nation's gun laws had "little to do" with the shooting and suggested that the synagogue should have had an armed guard in place.
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" The Justice Department said the man, Friedrich Karl Berger, 94, was an armed guard in a subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration camp, where prisoners were held during the winter of 1945 and forced to work outdoors "to the point of exhaustion and death.
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"An anonymous jury -- especially one that would be permitted to function only under armed guard -- would poison the atmosphere of the case and serve to bolster the government's proof by creating the impression that Mr. Guzmán is guilty and dangerous," Balarezo said.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Handcuffed, wearing bulletproof vests and under heavily armed guard, the two women accused of murdering the half-brother of North Korea's leader were pushed around a Malaysian airport in wheelchairs on Tuesday during a court visit to the crime scene.
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Judge Rebecca L. Holt determined after a two-day trial that Friedrich Karl Berger's "willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution took place constituted assistance in Nazi-sponsored persecution," the Justice Department said in a statement Thursday.
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The warrant portrayed Mr. Peterson, the only armed guard on campus, as an officer with a wealth of active shooter training who knew the gunman was inside, but did not go in to try to stop him as he killed and injured students and staff.
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At the same time, the custody battle between Ms. Dulos and her husband, Fotis Dulos, continued in court, with Mr. Dulos claiming in a filing this week that their five children were being kept under armed guard at their grandmother's apartment in New York.
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United Nations human rights experts in February called on UAE authorities to release Alia Abdulnoor to live her final days at home and said they were concerned about reports that she was suffering degrading treatment, including being chained to a bed under armed guard.
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Meanwhile, every mosque should have security cameras, lock its doors or appoint someone to stand guard during daily prayers and post an armed guard during Friday services, said Edward Ahmed Mitchell, the executive director of the Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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The tight jail security makes reviewing thousands of pages of evidence nearly impossible; the defense will not know the names of key witnesses until the trial is underway; and the jurors who will ultimately decide Chapo's fate will remain anonymous and under armed guard.
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But as one of the three men, Martin Lanatta, was transferred under armed guard from a local police station in the farming province of Santa Fe, north of the capital Buenos Aires, confusion intensified over the whereabouts of his brother Cristian and a third man, Victor Schillaci.
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Following an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the former deputy, who was the only armed guard on campus but retreated to a position of safety during the attack, was found to have done "absolutely nothing to mitigate" the carnage, according to law enforcement officials.
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Prior to finalizing my plans, I e-mailed the park directly, and through our correspondence, a ranger assured me that a member of the park&aposs team would escort me into the Congo at the border and I'd be accompanied by an armed guard throughout the entire trek.
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But as one of the three men, Martin Lanatta, was transferred under armed guard from a local police station in the farming province of Santa Fe to the capital Buenos Aires, confusion intensified over the whereabouts of the two others: Lanatta's brother Cristian and a third man, Victor Schillaci.
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The case drew attention in the United States after Mr. Zarrab's lawyers proposed — ultimately unsuccessfully — that he be released on a $50 million bond, secured by $10 million in cash, and stay in a Manhattan apartment under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring, all at his own expense.
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"By serving as an armed guard at the Trawniki Labor Camp and preventing the escape of Jewish prisoners during his Nazi service, Palij played an indispensable role in ensuring that the Trawniki Jewish victims met their horrific fate at the hands of the Nazis," the White House added.
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Picturing the First World War It had come to this: His Imperial Majesty Nicholas II, Emperor of All Russia, perched despondently on a tree stump under armed guard outside the palace at Tsarskoye Selo, where he had been detained by the provisional government after his abdication in March.
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In addition to working as a correction officer at Rikers Island and an armed guard for Wells Fargo, Ms. Jones, who had grown up singing gospel in church choirs, initially dabbled in professional music as a session singer and the vocalist in a wedding band, Good N Plenty.
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Experts say there are plenty of steps businesses and fellow employees can take -- and some may be surprising: Don't have a uniformed security guard in the room After the Aurora shooting, some wondered whether companies should have an armed guard in the room when an employee gets fired.
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In the United States, the case received attention this spring after Judge Richard M. Berman rejected Mr. Zarrab's proposal that he be released on a $50 million bond, secured by $10 million in cash, and live in an apartment under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring, at his expense.
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Trump suggested Saturday that the outcome of the deadly shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue would have been different had an armed guard been in place and said the country should strengthen death penalty laws in the wake of the massacre, which is the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in US history.
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Mr. Zarrab's lawyer had asked the judge, Richard M. Berman of Federal District Court, to allow his client to be released on $50 million bond, secured by $10 million in cash, along with a proposal that Mr. Zarrab remain in his New York residence under 24-hour armed guard and GPS monitoring.
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A federal immigration judge in Memphis, Rebecca L. Holt, found that Mr. Berger was deportable under the 303 Holtzman Amendment to the Immigration and Nationality Act because his "willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution took place" constituted assistance in Nazi-sponsored persecution, the department said.
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Sudan, the last male northern white rhinoceros in the world, has a profile on the dating app as of Tuesday, thanks to Tinder's partnership with the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, the 53,000-acre reserve in Kenya's Laikipia region where Sudan is protected under armed guard, along with the last female northern white rhinos, Najin and Fatu.
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The brief also referred to one of Mr. Rudin's former clients, Jabbar Collins, whose efforts to fight his own wrongful murder conviction led to the disclosure of a now defunct "hotel custody program" run by Brooklyn prosecutors who tried to build their cases by holding material witnesses under armed guard and incommunicado in undisclosed hotels.
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Fox News host Megyn Kelly is under armed guard after receiving death threats, and she says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's social media director is partly to blame.
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Certainly, enforcement of robust security standards - including adequately manned, trained and armed guard forces; physical barriers to vital areas; detection, alarm and communication systems; a careful vetting of all plant employees to ensure against infiltration of terrorists and criminals, along with other measures - are but a small price to pay to avoid yet another intentional or accidental Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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" (Despite Trump's assertions, there was an armed guard at the club who tried to stop the gunman, but he was unable to do so.) At a rally in Atlanta on June 15, Trump declared that the outcome would have been different if "some of those great people that were in that club that night had guns strapped to their waist or strapped to their ankle.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE has reportedly cut off contact with top agency officials and now operates out of an office with an armed guard at the door amid ongoing tensions with top staff.
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The Merriam-Webster Dictionary definition of concentration camp (which was their top trending term Wednesday) is: a place where large numbers of people (such as prisoners of war, political prisoners, refugees, or the members of an ethnic or religious minority) are detained or confined under armed guard —used especially in reference to camps created by the Nazis in World War II for the internment and persecution of Jews and other prisoners.
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Working for the global security firm G20013S during the past nine years, Mateen was an armed guard for a gated retirement community in South Florida, and had cleared two company background screenings, the latest in 22001, according to G23S.. Preliminary investigations suggested the attack was inspired by Islamic State militants, though there was no immediate evidence that Mateen had any actual ties to the group, law enforcement officials said.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Courts: A U.S. immigration judge on Thursday ruled that a Tennessee resident who is a German citizen can be deported to Germany because of his admitted work in 2628 as a concentration camp guard during World War II. Citing the Immigration and Nationality Act, the judge said Friedrich Karl Berger, 28500, provided "willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution took place" (The Hill).
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A U.S. immigration judge has ruled that a Tennessee man be deported to Germany due to his service as a concentration camp guard during World War II. Judge Rebecca L. Holt ruled Friedrich Karl Berger is removable under the Immigration and Nationality Act because of his "willing service as an armed guard of prisoners at a concentration camp where persecution took place," a release Thursday from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said.
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Kids detained included a 16-year-old whose father sold her to drug traffickers until her mother rescued her; a first-grader pulled out of school to work for her father inside the house all day with her mom while an armed guard trapped them inside; a nine-year-old pursued by gang members at school to sell drugs for them until her mother refused and was threatened with murder; and an adolescent boy forced to watch his mother have sex with his stepfather in their one-room apartment nearly every day.
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Here's a summary of what Venezuela's citizens have been dealing with in recent months: Government imposed limits on food supplies mean that supermarket shelves are often empty Food is transported by armed guard Formal rolling electricity blackouts are the norm Drought has hit the water supply, forcing some to steal it from local pools Inflation will hit close to 2100 percent by the end of 22 The country is lacking 2300% of the most basic medical supplies Now a currency crisis is threatening to push the nation into further jeopardy — a remarkable situation given that Venezuela used to be known as the richest country in Latin America.
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