New Childhood Listings For Depression, Bipolar And Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder

<br />     From Social Security's new mental impairment Listings for children: <br /><br /><br />112.04<br />Depressive, bipolar and related <br />disorders <br />(see 112.00B3), for children age 3 <br />to attainment of age 18, satisfied by A and <br />B, or A and C:  <br /><br />     A. Medical documentation of the <br />requirements of paragraph 1, 2, or 3:  <br /><br />          1. Depressive disorder, characterized by <br />five <br />or more of the following: <br /><br />

New Childhood Listings For Depression, Bipolar And Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder

     From Social Security's new mental impairment Listings for children: 112.04 Depressive, bipolar and related disorders (see 112.00B3)...

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On Point Security Guard Stomped On Iowa Protester While On DAPL Site

<div class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGQfMFLpE8y4MR4iH-AsOZg-OfBHBdJtHi9GoPt4JEXlvuIfBq9fiGqSsZaAVWrlgyOPmarkWBSKaIVrPYpb8mhIvZl0i2GLKifewy6TcuNkSYTqqvfAt9skNyeEcDFsB8zGa972bCnTQ/s1600/On+Point+Security+Group%252C+LLC_resized-798169.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338931064318057922" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhGQfMFLpE8y4MR4iH-AsOZg-OfBHBdJtHi9GoPt4JEXlvuIfBq9fiGqSsZaAVWrlgyOPmarkWBSKaIVrPYpb8mhIvZl0i2GLKifewy6TcuNkSYTqqvfAt9skNyeEcDFsB8zGa972bCnTQ/s320/On+Point+Security+Group%252C+LLC_resized-798169.jpg" /></a></div>Recorded video showed a security guard kicking and stomping on a DAPL protesters while he was facing down and being detained by other guards on the muddy ground.<br /><div><br /></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br /></div><div>October 7, 2016</div><div><br /></div><div>Sandusky, Iowa - On Friday, Unicorn Riot reported that 6 Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protesters including a Unicorn Riot reporter were taken into custody after a break in into a DAPL drilling site near the Mississippi, River. The DAPL operation at the site is drilling under the Mississippi River in Lee County, according to protesters (Water Protectors). Some of the protesters locked themselves to drilling equipment and temporarily stopped the operation.</div><div>One of the security guards from On-Point Security Group, LLC (OPSG) who wore head gear to cover his face kicked and stomped on one of the protesters held at the drilling site and the incident was video recorded. OPSG released a statement saying, that they are investigating the incident and that there "will be corrective action for this gentleman's action." </div><div>The Lee County Sheriff's Office has not released any statement whether they are investigating the assault of a DAPL protester by a OPSG guard. OPSG has not identified the guard accused of stomping a protester in the incident.</div><div>Unicorn Riot, an independent news source released the <a href="http://bit.ly/2dyYeEy">video</a> showing the guard assaulting the protester and confirmed that one of their reporters had been arrested with five other DAPL protesters.</div><div>In other news concerning DAPL protests, the Morton County Sheriff's Office in Mandan, N. Dakota announced that the Dane County Sheriff's Office from Madison, Wisconsin and other law enforcement agencies will be sending at least 40 deputies and officers to reinforce action necessary to contain protests by Native Americans against DAPL who are found to be trespassing on private property and attempting to stop DAPL construction. The Morton Sheriff's Office deputies and other law enforcement officers are equipped with full riot gear and specialized weapons, which the DAPL protesters say is not necessary because they hold peaceful protests including ceremonial prayer gatherings at DAPL construction sites and the Native Americans defending the water are not armed with weapons, but with feathers, according to Kandi Mosset, from New Town who spoke at the Bismarck-Mandan Unitarian Universalist Fellowship and Church Teach-in of the Dakota Access Pipeline gathering on Friday.</div><div>The water protectors and more than 500 tribes around the U.S. have united in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in stopping the DAPL pipe line construction from crossing the Mississippi River in fear of an anticipated oil spillage once it begins to pump more than a half million gallons of crude oil through Indian sacred burial grounds and fresh water river.</div><div>The Morton County Sheriff's Office released the following statement,  Law enforcement assistance is coming from Wisconsin to aid North Dakota law enforcement responding to the DAPL protest. Up to 40 sworn sheriffs' deputies from Dane County Sheriff's Office, Wisconsin and the surrounding region will be arriving to support Morton County. "Dane County's experience with large-scale demonstrations will allow for their seamless integration with our current mission of ensuring the safety and security in Morton County. The additional deputies will provide the manpower needed to respond to multiple protest locations. This ultimately enhances our ability to provide a consistently strong law enforcement presence for all the people of Morton County," said Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier.</div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div>

On Point Security Guard Stomped On Iowa Protester While On DAPL Site

Recorded video showed a security guard kicking and stomping on a DAPL protesters while he was facing down and being detained by other guards...

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NRA Does Its Thing

<br /><br />     According to a recent report by Social Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG), the agency received 90,920 comments on the recent Rule-Making proposal to have the agency report the names of individuals who have been assigned a representative payee to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, where it could be used to prevent individuals from purchasing firearms. The

NRA Does Its Thing

     According to a recent report by Social Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG), the agency received 90,920 comments on the rec...

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Hit-and-run Driver Arrested After Crashing Into Flag Poles, Tent And Teepee At Sacred Stone Camp

<div class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUFPYgbTO_EIDrbvN_mGHGnSjQVxZ-wqC0hkS7wQ9OBWfY9rd7KufhACvfJLg9wXF2ZieisyV7mQLKJvcckUefVso5qI0u1b0L0cRSofuZRqRwNGkYaCCgdI2WtXYTnTVt9RYfjO8c0T8/s1600/Vehicle+crashed_resized-709985.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338653661684332034" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUFPYgbTO_EIDrbvN_mGHGnSjQVxZ-wqC0hkS7wQ9OBWfY9rd7KufhACvfJLg9wXF2ZieisyV7mQLKJvcckUefVso5qI0u1b0L0cRSofuZRqRwNGkYaCCgdI2WtXYTnTVt9RYfjO8c0T8/s320/Vehicle+crashed_resized-709985.jpg" /></a></div>Bureau of Indian Afairs officer, Sioux County authorities and Morton County Sheriff depuites arrested an alleged hit-and-run driver who sped and then crashed inside the Sacred Stone Camp.<br /><div><br /></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br /></div><div>October 7, 2016</div><div><br /></div><div>Fort Yates, N. Dakota - On Friday, the Sacred Stone (Oceti Sakowin) Camp reported that a male suspect driving a vehicle was taken into custody just before 1:00 a.m. by camp security after he crashed into some flag poles, a tent and a teepee. Apparently, the suspect who was identified as Bryce Ironhawk, 24, was speeding up to 113 mph, while being pursued by law enforcement officers from the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Sioux County and Morton County deputies for an alleged hit-and-run in near Mandan. One person was reported injured at the camp and was taken to a local hospital for treatment of none-life threatening injury.</div><div>The suspect's vehicle was towed after sustaining damage from the crash and several smashed windshields from security taking the suspect out of the vehicle. The reluctant suspect had locked his car doors and had refused to exit the vehicle. The driver is suspected of operating a stolen vehicle under the influence. The vehicle was reported stolen from Eide Ford in Mandan, according to the Morton County Sheriff's Office.<br />Ironhawk is facing charges for reckless driving, auto theft and driving under the influence.</div><div>In an unrelated incident, a suspected gas explosion was reported on Thursday at a 2-unit duplex building at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in S. Dakota. A gas leak was reported by the tenants before the explosion occurred. </div><div>Three victims have died and one victim was reported injured, according to the Oglala Sioux Tribe.<br /><div dir="auto"><br />Update: Bryce Ironhawk has pleaded guilty on Friday, for reckless driving, speeding, OUI and had a blood alcohol content of .17, twice the legal limit of alcohol, according to the Morton County Sheriff's Office.<br /><br /><br /></div></div>

Hit-and-run Driver Arrested After Crashing Into Flag Poles, Tent And Teepee At Sacred Stone Camp

Bureau of Indian Afairs officer, Sioux County authorities and Morton County Sheriff depuites arrested an alleged hit-and-run driver who sped...

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Hector Lozornio Facing Life In Prison For Multiple 1st-degree Sexual Assault Of A Child Convictions

<p class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhllIJT9pY5tUrWW_gn5cAiW0qJE5aCHU75vRk2dpkn1vm6ovivtBBiRGeC-7ItVAMNmm9kEk6XjdNSXeR1_DvOzaEsOqnAPEHekPncbdUuexT-wOCRb4jLbSPyYjpp5U5cyO9XeiNW1JI/s1600/Hector%252BLozornio-737616-748479-757327.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338552502276865218" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhllIJT9pY5tUrWW_gn5cAiW0qJE5aCHU75vRk2dpkn1vm6ovivtBBiRGeC-7ItVAMNmm9kEk6XjdNSXeR1_DvOzaEsOqnAPEHekPncbdUuexT-wOCRb4jLbSPyYjpp5U5cyO9XeiNW1JI/s320/Hector%252BLozornio-737616-748479-757327.jpg" /></a></p>Lozornio facing deportation to Mexico once he serves multiple sentences in prison for sexual assault of a child.<br><br>By H. Nelson Goodson<div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br></div><div>October 6, 2016<br dir="auto"><div dir="auto"><br></div><div dir="auto">Milwaukee, WI - On Wednesday, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Stephanie Rothstien reaffirmed judgement of convictions against Hector Lozornio, 41, which a jury found guilty on two counts for 1st-degree sexual assault of child under 13 (facing 60 years in prison for each count), one count for 1st-degree sexual assault of a child under 12 (facing 60 years in prison), four counts for bail jumping (facing 6 years and up to $10K in fines for each count) and three counts for intimidating a witness (facing 10 years in prison and up to $25K), all felony counts. Lozornio is facing up to 216 years in prison and up to $65K in fines when he is sentenced. A sentencing hearing has been set for January 5, 2017. <br dir="auto">The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) placed a hold on Lozornio as a result of two convictions for 4th-degree sexual assault conviction in 2001. He will be deported to Mexico after completing his sentences. Lozornio is facing up to life in prison for his 10 count felony convictions including three counts for sexual assault of a child under 13.<br dir="auto">Lozornio had three prior felony child sexual assault charges, but were dismissed on June 8, 2015 and the charges were revised and reinstated on June 14, 2015 with additional charges, according to court records.<br dir="auto">Court records show, that Lozornio pled no contest to two misdemeanor counts for 4th-degree sexual assault on December 18, 2001.<br dir="auto">The recent criminal complaint states, that Lozornio agreed to take a lie detector test (polygraph exam) about the child molestation and sexual contact allegations filed against him and apparently he failed the test. He also attempted to coerce three witnesses from testifying in court.</div></div>

Hector Lozornio Facing Life In Prison For Multiple 1st-degree Sexual Assault Of A Child Convictions

Lozornio facing deportation to Mexico once he serves multiple sentences in prison for sexual assault of a child. By H. Nelson Goodson Hispan...

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Security Issues With Social Security's Online Systems

<br /><br />     Social Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG) has released only a stub of a report on security in Social Security's online services but it's enough to strongly suggest there are problems. The agency admits that it needs a "higher degree of confidence in users’ asserted identities" and OIG says it is "imperative" that the agency do so "as soon as possible."<br /><br />

Security Issues With Social Security's Online Systems

     Social Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG) has released only a stub of a report on security in Social Security's onlin...

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LASD Sgt. Steven Owen Died From Injuries Sustained In Burglary

<p class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjSEABiOUEvBAFTRJKSO__hUfTJ_GBcRdEwxkBBP3a4kAg61_ZBRbs-JH9kOttPeC9elyoPJqt-jYxisPLHzitkhkgJt17ZJS_LbTIJxGUFZJe7pP6ySd9eHFEtpG8dRYT7M3Z3driWlqI/s1600/Steven+Owen-743465.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338261240074715890" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjSEABiOUEvBAFTRJKSO__hUfTJ_GBcRdEwxkBBP3a4kAg61_ZBRbs-JH9kOttPeC9elyoPJqt-jYxisPLHzitkhkgJt17ZJS_LbTIJxGUFZJe7pP6ySd9eHFEtpG8dRYT7M3Z3driWlqI/s320/Steven+Owen-743465.jpg" /></a></p>Suspect taken into custody after being shot by LASD deputies.<div><br></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br></div><div>October 6, 2016</div><div><br></div><div>Los Angeles, CA - On Wednesday, Sergeant Steven Owen, 53, a 29-year Veteran of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD) was reported killed while investigating a home burglary in the suburb of Lancaster, according to the LASD. A press release states that Sgt. Owen succumbed to injuries when he was shot by a burglary suspect running from an apartment building.</div><div>The 27-year-old suspect was able to get control of Sgt. Owen's patrol vehicle and rammed it at a second patrol vehicle, which another deputy was responding to the scene. The suspect fled and later entered a nearby home where two teenagers were inside. </div><div>A LASD SWAT unit responded and entered the home as the suspect exited through the rear of the home and jumped over a wall. Several deputies fired their weapons and the suspect was struck in the upper torso and was taken to a local hospital for medical treatment.</div><div>The suspect is described as an Afro-American male who was recently paroled. A weapon was recovered from the suspect. Sgt. Owen died from his injuries at a local hospital.</div>

LASD Sgt. Steven Owen Died From Injuries Sustained In Burglary

Suspect taken into custody after being shot by LASD deputies. By H. Nelson Goodson Hispanic News Network U.S.A. October 6, 2016 Los Angeles,...

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Treneel V. Bankston Charged With Felony Homicide For Carmelo Silva Jr.'s Death

<div class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiAdeejYhSsu2GWu5AHrVtIJ4xHhEA1jE7HyG8fj_YJVgLSpezkRIZvxu40MPEkj2aE76c6vnwuS9zpxe8xLXauEIsxedtzYOgjqEmo1nDHBfdaXAtcyW1AcbR3cC69tZqH5ZXy46iseqk/s1600/Treneel+Bankston+and+Carmelo+Silva+Jr.-766349.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338256614797785810" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiAdeejYhSsu2GWu5AHrVtIJ4xHhEA1jE7HyG8fj_YJVgLSpezkRIZvxu40MPEkj2aE76c6vnwuS9zpxe8xLXauEIsxedtzYOgjqEmo1nDHBfdaXAtcyW1AcbR3cC69tZqH5ZXy46iseqk/s320/Treneel+Bankston+and+Carmelo+Silva+Jr.-766349.jpg" /></a></div>Milwaukee police arrested injured 21-year-old suspect about three blocks from where an 18-year-old victim died after a shooting and sword stabbing alteration during a drug deal gone bad.<br /><div><br /></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br /></div><div>October 6, 2016 </div><div><br /></div><div>Milwaukee, WI - On Wednesday, Treneel V. Bankston, 21, was booked at the Milwaukee County jail for homicide in connection with the death of Carmelo Silva Jr., 18, on October 1 near the 2400 block of W. Becher St. According to the criminal complaint, Bankston had gone with Silva Jr. and another man to buy marijuana where Silva Jr. stayed. Bankston during the drug transaction took out a handgun and attempted to rob Silva Jr. and others at the residence. An altercation began and the weapon discharged striking Silva Jr. who left the residence injured and ended up at a corner store and asked for help. </div><div>Carmelo Silva Sr. told police that he began to struggle with Bankston and was injured with a sword and Bankston was stabbed in the abdomen as well. Another 18-year-old victim also struggled with Bankston and got shot in the shoulder and face when the weapon discharged.  Both Silva Sr. and the 18-year-old victim survived.</div><div>Silva Jr. died at the corner store after attempts by police and emergency responders to save him failed.</div><div>Bankston was taken into custody shortly after the incident when a tip led police to locate him about three blocks away from the crime scene, according to the criminal complaint.</div><div>Bankston is expected to appear in court on Thursday to face homicide charges. He is being held on $200,377 cash bond.</div><div>Bankston was convicted of a misdemeanor count for battery in 2014.</div>

Treneel V. Bankston Charged With Felony Homicide For Carmelo Silva Jr.'s Death

Milwaukee police arrested injured 21-year-old suspect about three blocks from where an 18-year-old victim died after a shooting and sword st...

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Emanuel Romo And Alonso Sandoval Pleaded Guilty In Straw Gun Purchase Involved In MPD Officer Shooting

<p class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEicoiIbhN8PJTCV-Lz3m2hsBTw_jHbFb-eNbt-bra9f6uasKhR_D2zqiqqP6ISD4MaUIy_hlt__JBFYkVbsaI8ZEK0tTo38PMk6XYAxcKze3aT2XeQ5OiKJJLxxCsyGKJ4doBn7RSY-6p0/s1600/Romo%252C+Sandoval%252C+Uriegas%252C+Baranowski_resized-791286.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338179848571806002" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEicoiIbhN8PJTCV-Lz3m2hsBTw_jHbFb-eNbt-bra9f6uasKhR_D2zqiqqP6ISD4MaUIy_hlt__JBFYkVbsaI8ZEK0tTo38PMk6XYAxcKze3aT2XeQ5OiKJJLxxCsyGKJ4doBn7RSY-6p0/s320/Romo%252C+Sandoval%252C+Uriegas%252C+Baranowski_resized-791286.jpg" /></a></p>Several men pleaded guilty in federal court for a straw gun purchase in January of 2014.<div><br></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br></div><div>October 5, 2016</div><div><br></div><div>Milwaukee, WI - On Wednesday, Emanuel Romo, 24, and Alonso Sandoval, 22, pleaded guilty in federal court for what prosecutors was a straw buy of a handgun. According to the federal indictment, Romo purchased a SR-22 Ruger, 22 Caliber handgun at Shooters Shop in West Allis on January 2014, which actually was intended for Sandoval who had a felony drug charge pending, which he later pleaded guilty, was sentenced to one year in prison, but it was stayed and received probation. Sandoval who is Romo's cousin was with Romo when he bought the gun. </div><div>Sandoval later sold the weapon to another individual, which eventually ended up in Tomas A. Rivera Uriegas, 20, possession who committed suicide by a self-inflicted wound to the head on July 17, 2016 shortly after firing the SR-22 five times at Milwaukee Police Officer Brandon Baranowski. Officer Baranowski survived the shooting, he was sitting in his police vehicle when Uriegas walked up to him and shot him twice in the arm, grazed him in the forehead and two other bullets hit a bullet proof vest.</div><div>Officer Baranowski was investigating a domestic abuse call at the 1700 block of W. Morgan involving Uriegas and his former girlfriend who had a child with him. Uriegas had felony charge pending for aggravated battery and was prohibited from owning or possessing a weapon as well. According to court records, Uriegas was put on bond and planned to plea guilty on the battery charge involving his mother's boyfriend. The mother's boyfriend was temporarily paralyzed from the injuries. The aggravated battery charge was later dismissed by the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office after Uriegas death was reported.</div><div>Romo is facing up to 10 years in a federal prison on one felony count for making false statements in a gun purchase, which he admitted the gun was for him when in fact it was not and $250,000 in fines. Sandoval is facing up to 10 years in prison for one felony count of possession of a weapon involved in interstate commerce when prohibited and up to $250,000 in fines.</div><div>The handgun used by Uriegas was traced by the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) Intelligence Fusion Center and the ATF, according MPD.</div><div></div>

Emanuel Romo And Alonso Sandoval Pleaded Guilty In Straw Gun Purchase Involved In MPD Officer Shooting

Several men pleaded guilty in federal court for a straw gun purchase in January of 2014. By H. Nelson Goodson Hispanic News Network U.S.A. O...

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Wrongly Convicted Daryl Holloway Freed In WI After Serving 24 Years In Prison

<div class="mobile-photo"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZErfK2kvtLNTf8-SSqOGJX680sdI7ukod3UTnorL73YKkJlI5At85Lc5-c5nFxSPCuSpyBs55yhJ3F1XLOTk35Fgn21AXxp0Gd-etvvZmje4ueHzKOynTeMINv6QBt5igO9VNr5lWt4Y/s1600/Daryl+Holloway-714322.jpg"><img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_6338024032891407554" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZErfK2kvtLNTf8-SSqOGJX680sdI7ukod3UTnorL73YKkJlI5At85Lc5-c5nFxSPCuSpyBs55yhJ3F1XLOTk35Fgn21AXxp0Gd-etvvZmje4ueHzKOynTeMINv6QBt5igO9VNr5lWt4Y/s320/Daryl+Holloway-714322.jpg" /></a></div><div>DNA proved Holloway was innocent after serving 24 years in prison of a 120 year sentence for sexual assault.</div><div><br /></div><div>By H. Nelson Goodson</div><div>Hispanic News Network U.S.A.</div><div><br /></div><div>October 5, 2016</div><div><br /></div>Green Bay, WI - Wrongly convicted in 1993, Daryl Holloway, 48, freed after serving 24 years in prison for sexual assault in Milwaukee County, WI and sentenced to 120 years. The Innocent Project in Wisconsin helped get Holloway's case overturned after DNA proved he was innocent.<br />Holloway walked out a free man from the Green Bay Correctional Institution (prison) on Wednesday morning. Members of the Innocent Project and reporters were there to greet and interview him.<br />Under WI law, Holloway and wrongly convicted victims can only be compensated in the amount of $25,000 ($5K per year, capped at $25K) and get no medical benefits for any treatment and rehabilitation needed to adjust back into society.

Wrongly Convicted Daryl Holloway Freed In WI After Serving 24 Years In Prison

DNA proved Holloway was innocent after serving 24 years in prison of a 120 year sentence for sexual assault. By H. Nelson Goodson Hispanic N...

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