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On February 27, Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) stood before the Cuyahoga County Court to request an emergency civil protection order (CPO) requiring that his ex-wife Emily Moreno stay away from him. Miller’s rationale, he said, was that Moreno was harassing him with serious accusations that were untrue. Under penalty of perjury, he said he had evidence to prove it. “I filed today because my ex-wife is making allegations against me,” Miller told the magistrate judge, Jessica Bartolozzi. “She is making allegations against me…that never happened. And I have video and text message evidence showing the contrary of that.” Miller eventually dismissed the petition for a CPO voluntarily after the order had been in effect for five months; his lawyer testified in late July that Miller no longer had any “concern for his safety and well-being at this time.” In recent filings, however, Moreno’s counsel suggests Miller fabricated his initial reason for concern. Miller had been granted the emergency CPO in February partly in response to his claims that he had evidence disproving Moreno’s accusation that he had injured her during a custody exchange of their daughter on February 1. Moreno’s allegation that Miller shoved her against a wall that day had surfaced during an interview with detectives who were investigating possible child abuse related to their two-year-old daughter’s broken collarbone. As Mother Jones reported last month, Moreno told the detectives she couldn’t rule out Miller had caused the toddler’s injury because her ex-husband had also allegedly been abusive towards her. (The child abuse allegation was, in the end, “unsubstantiated,” which means there was not sufficient evidence to prove abuse or neglect.) Miller has vehemently denied ever physically hurting the child or Moreno—including during the February custody exchange in question. “I have evidence supporting that fact,” Miller said when requesting the CPO, explaining that his girlfriend was an eye witness to the exchange and that video footage proved the girlfriend was present. But a few weeks after the temporary protection order was granted, Miller and his lawyers recanted some of the highly specific evidence Miller repeatedly attested to possessing. One of his lawyers, Pamela J. MacAdams, emailed Moreno’s lawyers about the situation in mid-March. “After reviewing the ring doorbell tapes from February 1, 2026, we learned that [Miller’s girlfriend] was in fact not likely present at Max’s home during the time of the child exchange,” said the email, which was… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - New Mobile App Helps Radio Stations Build Local Image Libraries
The CaptureRelay app is developed by SkyRocket Radio. The CaptureRelay mobile app, developed by SkyRocket Radio, is intended for radio stations to capture photos of local landmarks and insert them into their content management system. Available for iPhone and Android, CaptureRelay allows approved staff members to capture a photo, give it a title and send it into a station’s WordPress platform. “Beyond breaking news, CaptureRelay is designed to help stations build long-term collections of local photography,” a release said. Each mobile device that uses the app must be approved by a website administrator before it can upload images, which allows stations control of who can contribute. The app optimizes photos for a website display and places them into WordPress’ media library, to be used in stories, galleries, contests or other content. SkyRocket Radio said the app is designed for station newsrooms, sales representatives, promotion teams, on-air personalities or any other personnel who spend their day in the community. The app is listed with a price of $4.99. A companion WordPress plugin is provided free and supports secure administrator approval, automatic updates, and delivery into the website’s WordPress media library. Skyrocket Radio, led by Jim Sherwood, provides website, mobile app and digital publishing solutions designed for radio stations. [Check Out More Products at Radio World’s Products Section] The post New Mobile App Helps Radio Stations Build Local Image Libraries appeared first on Radio World. [TheTopNews] Read More.2 days ago - Flock Cameras Are Dividing U.S. Cities. Here’s What to Know About Them.
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On February 27, Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) stood before the Cuyahoga County Court to request an emergency civil protection order (CPO) requiring that his ex-wife Emily Moreno stay away from him. Miller’s rationale, he said, was that Moreno was harassing him with serious accusations that were untrue. Under penalty of perjury, he said he had evidence to prove it. “I filed today because my ex-wife is making allegations against me,” Miller told the magistrate judge, Jessica Bartolozzi. “She is making allegations against me…that never happened. And I have video and text message evidence showing the contrary of that.” Miller eventually dismissed the petition for a CPO voluntarily after the order had been in effect for five months; his lawyer testified in late July that Miller no longer had any “concern for his safety and well-being at this time.” In recent filings, however, Moreno’s counsel suggests Miller fabricated his initial reason for concern. Miller had been granted the emergency CPO in February partly in response to his claims that he had evidence disproving Moreno’s accusation that he had injured her during a custody exchange of their daughter on February 1. Moreno’s allegation that Miller shoved her against a wall that day had surfaced during an interview with detectives who were investigating possible child abuse related to their two-year-old daughter’s broken collarbone. As Mother Jones reported last month, Moreno told the detectives she couldn’t rule out Miller had caused the toddler’s injury because her ex-husband had also allegedly been abusive towards her. (The child abuse allegation was, in the end, “unsubstantiated,” which means there was not sufficient evidence to prove abuse or neglect.) Miller has vehemently denied ever physically hurting the child or Moreno—including during the February custody exchange in question. “I have evidence supporting that fact,” Miller said when requesting the CPO, explaining that his girlfriend was an eye witness to the exchange and that video footage proved the girlfriend was present. But a few weeks after the temporary protection order was granted, Miller and his lawyers recanted some of the highly specific evidence Miller repeatedly attested to possessing. One of his lawyers, Pamela J. MacAdams, emailed Moreno’s lawyers about the situation in mid-March. “After reviewing the ring doorbell tapes from February 1, 2026, we learned that [Miller’s girlfriend] was in fact not likely present at Max’s home during the time of the child exchange,” said the email, which was… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The CaptureRelay app is developed by SkyRocket Radio. The CaptureRelay mobile app, developed by SkyRocket Radio, is intended for radio stations to capture photos of local landmarks and insert them into their content management system. Available for iPhone and Android, CaptureRelay allows approved staff members to capture a photo, give it a title and send it into a station’s WordPress platform. “Beyond breaking news, CaptureRelay is designed to help stations build long-term collections of local photography,” a release said. Each mobile device that uses the app must be approved by a website administrator before it can upload images, which allows stations control of who can contribute. The app optimizes photos for a website display and places them into WordPress’ media library, to be used in stories, galleries, contests or other content. SkyRocket Radio said the app is designed for station newsrooms, sales representatives, promotion teams, on-air personalities or any other personnel who spend their day in the community. The app is listed with a price of $4.99. A companion WordPress plugin is provided free and supports secure administrator approval, automatic updates, and delivery into the website’s WordPress media library. Skyrocket Radio, led by Jim Sherwood, provides website, mobile app and digital publishing solutions designed for radio stations. [Check Out More Products at Radio World’s Products Section] The post New Mobile App Helps Radio Stations Build Local Image Libraries appeared first on Radio World. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Flock Safety’s automated license plate-reading cameras, used by thousands of law enforcement agencies in the U.S., have drawn intense criticism from civil liberties groups. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Prominent Republicans and others have falsely claimed this week that the shots are linked, despite years of data showing they are safe. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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And many put in full-time hours; trend is prevalent in all grocery formats [TheTopNews] Read More.
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