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[M]Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church[/M] in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the [M]Trump administration policy of separating families at the border.[/M] | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
[M]It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy[/M] of separating families at the border. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of [M]Romans 13[/M]—[M]the Bible verse that Sessions quoted[/M] in a press conference last week [M]in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy[/M]. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of [M]Romans 13[/M]—[M]the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week[/M] in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
[M]The letter charges Sessions with[/M] child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including [M]the misuse of Romans 13[/M]—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
[M]The letter charges Sessions with[/M] child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and [M]“dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,”[/M] including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
[M]The letter charges Sessions with[/M] child abuse, immorality, [M]racial discrimination[/M], and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
[M]The letter charges Sessions with[/M] child abuse, [M]immorality[/M], racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
[M]The letter charges Sessions with child abuse[/M], immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
([M]That[/M] same [M]Bible verse was[/M] also [M]used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)[/M] | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
([M]That[/M] same [M]Bible verse was[/M] also [M]used[/M] in the 19th century [M]to defend slavery.)[/M] | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
[M]The public outcry comes in response to[/M] President [M]Trump’s “zero tolerance policy”[/M] on immigration. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
The public outcry comes in response to [M]President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration[/M]. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
As attorney general, [M]Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy[/M], announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, [M]which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents[/M]. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
As attorney general, [M]Sessions[/M] has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, [M]announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border[/M], which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
As attorney general, [M]Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy[/M], announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | n |
As [M]attorney general, Sessions[/M] has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents. | In the letter, the group of churchgoers, including clergy and church leadership, accuse Sessions of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala. {mosads}
“While other individuals and areas of the federal government are implicated in each of these examples, Mr. Sessions — as a long-term United Methodist in a tremendously powerful, public position — is particularly accountable to us, his church,” the letter reads. “He is ours, and we are his. As his denomination, we have an ethical obligation to speak boldly when one of our members is engaged in causing significant harm in matters contrary to the Discipline on the global stage.”
The letter comes as President Trump and his administration face backlash over its policy to separate migrant families.
Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said.
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform.
Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | e |
In the letter, [M]the group of churchgoers, including[/M] clergy and [M]church leadership, accuse Sessions[/M] of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
In the letter, [M]the group of churchgoers, including clergy[/M] and church leadership, [M]accuse Sessions[/M] of child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]In the letter, the group of churchgoers[/M], including clergy and church leadership, [M]accuse Sessions of[/M] child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and [M]dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church.[/M] | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]In the letter, the group of churchgoers[/M], including clergy and church leadership, [M]accuse Sessions of[/M] child abuse, immorality, [M]racial discrimination[/M] and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]In the letter, the group of churchgoers[/M], including clergy and church leadership, [M]accuse Sessions of[/M] child abuse, [M]immorality[/M], racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]In the letter, the group of churchgoers[/M], including clergy and church leadership, [M]accuse Sessions of child abuse[/M], immorality, racial discrimination and dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the doctrine of the United Methodist Church. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy, and [M]administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform[/M]. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | n |
[M]Trump has repeatedly blamed Democrats for the policy[/M], and administration officials have asserted that only Congress can fix the issue by passing immigration reform. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | n |
[M]Sessions[/M] announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, [M]families who crossed together would in some cases be separated[/M], he [M]said[/M]. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]Sessions[/M] announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year, [M]saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S.[/M] As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]Sessions announced the “zero tolerance” policy earlier this year[/M], saying the Department of Justice would criminally prosecute all adults attempting to illegally cross the southern border into the U.S. As a result, families who crossed together would in some cases be separated, he said. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | n |
They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of [M]Ashland Place United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Ala[/M]. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]They note in the letter that Sessions is a member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church[/M], in Mobile, Ala. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | e |
[M]Members of Congress[/M] have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families, while simultaneously [M]urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations.[/M] | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | n |
[M]Members of Congress have introduced legislation to end the practice of separating families[/M], while simultaneously urging Trump to unilaterally stop the separations. | The letter was signed by clergy and church leadership as well as members around the world.
The letter charges Sessions with child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination, and “dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of doctrine of the United Methodist Church,” including the misuse of Romans 13—the Bible verse that Sessions quoted in a press conference last week in an attempt to justify the Trump administration’s immigration policy. (That same Bible verse was also used in the 19th century to defend slavery.)
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It also points to Sessions’ “tremendous social/political power” as well as “his leading role as a Sunday school teacher,” and calls for a “reconciling process” to help Sessions “step back from his harmful actions and work to repair the damage he is currently causing.”
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Sessions is a lay member of Ashland Place United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, and an active participant in Clarendon United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia, according to the letter.
The public outcry comes in response to President Trump’s “zero tolerance policy” on immigration. As attorney general, Sessions has been a key figure in enforcing the policy, announcing that the Department of Justice would pursue criminal prosecution for all adults attempting to illegally cross the border, which has resulted in border agents separating children from their parents.
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It’s not the first time that the United Methodist Church has spoken out against the Trump administration policy of separating families at the border. | n |
[M]Each of the films was[/M] produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and [M]written by Kolstad[/M]. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]Each of the films was[/M] produced by Ivanik and [M]directed by Chad Stahelski[/M] and written by Kolstad. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]Each of the films was produced by Ivanik[/M] and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In addition to [M]the film series, the franchise[/M] also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In addition to the film series, [M]the franchise[/M] also [M]has[/M] a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and [M]a comic book published in 2017.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In addition to the film series, [M]the franchise[/M] also [M]has[/M] a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and [M]a comic book published[/M] in 2017. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In addition to the film series, [M]the franchise[/M] also [M]has a video game series from 2017 to 2019[/M] and a comic book published in 2017. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In addition to the film series, [M]the franchise[/M] also [M]has a video game series[/M] from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]All three films were[/M] successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide [M]with a production budget of 115-145 million.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]All three films were[/M] successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, [M]grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide[/M] with a production budget of 115-145 million. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]All three films were successful[/M] both by audiences and critics and [M]commercially[/M], grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]All three films were successful[/M] both [M]by[/M] audiences and [M]critics[/M] and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]All three films were successful[/M] both [M]by audiences[/M] and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, spin-off and [M]television series that[/M] have yet to start filming and [M]are in early production.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, [M]spin-off[/M] and television series [M]that[/M] have yet to start filming and [M]are in early production.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a sequel[/M], spin-off and television series [M]that[/M] have yet to start filming and [M]are in early production.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, spin-off and [M]television series that have yet to start filming[/M] and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, [M]spin-off[/M] and television series [M]that have yet to start filming[/M] and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a sequel[/M], spin-off and television series [M]that have yet to start filming[/M] and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, spin-off and [M]television series[/M] that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a[/M] sequel, [M]spin-off[/M] and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]There are[/M] also [M]plans to release a sequel[/M], spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]David Leitch[/M] also co-directed the first film [M]as an uncredited co-director[/M]. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]David Leitch also co-directed the first film[/M] as an uncredited co-director. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
In June 2021, [M]production of John Wick 4 began[/M]. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
Based on a three action film series - [M]John Wick[/M] (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which [M]tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name[/M]. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
Based on a three action film series - [M]John Wick[/M] (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which [M]tells the story of a retired assassin[/M] of the same name. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and [M]John Wick 3 (2019[/M]), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), [M]John Wick 2 (2017[/M]) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
Based on a three action film series - [M]John Wick (2014[/M]), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
Based on a three [M]action film series[/M] - [M]John Wick[/M] (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and [M]Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate[/M]). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, [M]screenwriter Derek Kolstad[/M] and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
John Wick is an American media franchise created by [M]producer Basil Ivanik[/M], screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]John Wick is[/M] an American media franchise [M]created by[/M] producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and [M]Summit Entertainment[/M] (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
[M]John Wick is[/M] an American media franchise [M]created by[/M] producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter [M]Derek Kolstad[/M] and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]John Wick is[/M] an American media franchise [M]created by[/M] producer [M]Basil Ivanik[/M], screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]John Wick is an American media franchise[/M] created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
The main role in the series is played by [M]Keanu Reeves[/M], who [M]previously worked with[/M] Stahelski and [M]Litch on the Matrix series.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
The main role in the series is played by [M]Keanu Reeves[/M], who [M]previously worked with Stahelski[/M] and Litch [M]on the Matrix series.[/M] | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
The main role in the series is played by [M]Keanu Reeves[/M], who [M]previously worked with[/M] Stahelski and [M]Litch[/M] on the Matrix series. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
The main role in the series is played by [M]Keanu Reeves[/M], who [M]previously worked with Stahelski[/M] and Litch on the Matrix series. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | n |
[M]The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves,[/M] who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series. | "Quick Chase" (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. Qi also served as the director in the first film (untitled). The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback.
The first movie "Quick Hunter" was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. The sequel "Quick Attack" was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. The third film "Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019. | e |
The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer [M]John Vic[/M], played by Keanu Reeves, after [M]his comeback[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
[M]The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic[/M], played by Keanu Reeves, [M]after his comeback[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired [M]killer John Vic, played by Keanu Reeves[/M], after his comeback. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]The series mainly revolves around events triggered by the retired killer John Vic[/M], played by Keanu Reeves, after his comeback. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
The third film "[M]Prepare for War" was released in mid-May 2019[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
The third film "[M]Prepare for War" was released[/M] in mid-May 2019. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]The third film "Prepare for War[/M]" was released in mid-May 2019. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
[M]"Quick Chase"[/M] (English: John Wick) is a series of American new black action thrillers [M]produced by Summit Entertainment[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]"Quick Chase"[/M] (English: John Wick) [M]is a series of American new black action thrillers[/M] produced by Summit Entertainment. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]"Quick Chase" (English: John Wick)[/M] is a series of American new black action thrillers produced by Summit Entertainment. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
The first movie [M]"Quick Hunter"[/M] was released in 2014, and [M]won[/M] a box office of $88.8 million and [M]universal acclaim worldwide[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
The first movie [M]"Quick Hunter"[/M] was released in 2014, and [M]won a box office of $88.8 million[/M] and universal acclaim worldwide. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
The first movie [M]"Quick Hunter" was released in 2014[/M], and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]The first movie "Quick Hunter"[/M] was released in 2014, and won a box office of $88.8 million and universal acclaim worldwide. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
[M]Qi also served as the director in the first film[/M] (untitled). | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
The sequel "[M]Quick Attack[/M]" was released in 2017 and also [M]gained a successful reputation[/M]. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
The sequel "[M]Quick Attack" was released in 2017[/M] and also gained a successful reputation. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | e |
[M]The sequel "Quick Attack"[/M] was released in 2017 and also gained a successful reputation. | John Wick is an American media franchise created by producer Basil Ivanik, screenwriter Derek Kolstad and Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate). Based on a three action film series - John Wick (2014), John Wick 2 (2017) and John Wick 3 (2019), which tells the story of a retired assassin of the same name. Each of the films was produced by Ivanik and directed by Chad Stahelski and written by Kolstad. David Leitch also co-directed the first film as an uncredited co-director. The main role in the series is played by Keanu Reeves, who previously worked with Stahelski and Litch on the Matrix series.
All three films were successful both by audiences and critics and commercially, grossing more than $ 580 million in theatrical box office worldwide with a production budget of 115-145 million. In June 2021, production of John Wick 4 began.
In addition to the film series, the franchise also has a video game series from 2017 to 2019 and a comic book published in 2017. There are also plans to release a sequel, spin-off and television series that have yet to start filming and are in early production. | n |
“Investigators attempted to get the race truck back … but [M]Mr. Anderson refused to surrender the race truck[/M]. | Police claim Anderson purchased the truck despite having reason to believe it was stolen earlier this month.
Update, Tuesday Oct. 2 5:00 p.m.: Ander son has released a statement claiming the charges have been dropped and the truck was handed over to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Here’s an excerpt of the statement:
My attorney has stayed in constant contact with the Rowan County District Atto rne y handling the case to reach a resolution, which has resulted in charges being dropped and a voluntary dismissal being filed earlier this morning without the need of a formal arrest. The race truck in question was delivered earlier this week to a location desired by the Rowan County Sheriffs Department. I continue to maintain my innocence in this matter, and the fact that I bought the race truck in good faith with a bill of sale, unbeknown of its history.
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The police investigation began Sept. 7 and determined that the truck in question was sold by Robert Newling from his repair shop, where it seems the truck was meant to receive damage repair. An incident report claimed NASCAR driver Mike Harmon (who also once had a warrant out for his arrest concerning, get this, stolen race cars) is the actual owner of the truck, which is valued at $12,500, according to NBC Sports.
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Newling has been arrested and charged with felony larceny, and police claim Anderson allegedly failed to surrender the stolen truck after it was expected he would turn himself in on Sept. 20. | e |
“[M]Investigators attempted to get the race truck back[/M] … but Mr. Anderson refused to surrender the race truck. | Police claim Anderson purchased the truck despite having reason to believe it was stolen earlier this month.
Update, Tuesday Oct. 2 5:00 p.m.: Ander son has released a statement claiming the charges have been dropped and the truck was handed over to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Here’s an excerpt of the statement:
My attorney has stayed in constant contact with the Rowan County District Atto rne y handling the case to reach a resolution, which has resulted in charges being dropped and a voluntary dismissal being filed earlier this morning without the need of a formal arrest. The race truck in question was delivered earlier this week to a location desired by the Rowan County Sheriffs Department. I continue to maintain my innocence in this matter, and the fact that I bought the race truck in good faith with a bill of sale, unbeknown of its history.
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The police investigation began Sept. 7 and determined that the truck in question was sold by Robert Newling from his repair shop, where it seems the truck was meant to receive damage repair. An incident report claimed NASCAR driver Mike Harmon (who also once had a warrant out for his arrest concerning, get this, stolen race cars) is the actual owner of the truck, which is valued at $12,500, according to NBC Sports.
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Newling has been arrested and charged with felony larceny, and police claim Anderson allegedly failed to surrender the stolen truck after it was expected he would turn himself in on Sept. 20. | n |
[M]The Rowan County[/M] (North Carolina) [M]Sheriff’s Department says he hasn’t done so[/M]. | Police claim Anderson purchased the truck despite having reason to believe it was stolen earlier this month.
Update, Tuesday Oct. 2 5:00 p.m.: Ander son has released a statement claiming the charges have been dropped and the truck was handed over to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Here’s an excerpt of the statement:
My attorney has stayed in constant contact with the Rowan County District Atto rne y handling the case to reach a resolution, which has resulted in charges being dropped and a voluntary dismissal being filed earlier this morning without the need of a formal arrest. The race truck in question was delivered earlier this week to a location desired by the Rowan County Sheriffs Department. I continue to maintain my innocence in this matter, and the fact that I bought the race truck in good faith with a bill of sale, unbeknown of its history.
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The rest of the article continues as it was originally published below.
The police investigation began Sept. 7 and determined that the truck in question was sold by Robert Newling from his repair shop, where it seems the truck was meant to receive damage repair. An incident report claimed NASCAR driver Mike Harmon (who also once had a warrant out for his arrest concerning, get this, stolen race cars) is the actual owner of the truck, which is valued at $12,500, according to NBC Sports.
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Newling has been arrested and charged with felony larceny, and police claim Anderson allegedly failed to surrender the stolen truck after it was expected he would turn himself in on Sept. 20. | n |
[M]The Rowan County[/M] ([M]North Carolina[/M]) [M]Sheriff’s Department[/M] says he hasn’t done so. | Police claim Anderson purchased the truck despite having reason to believe it was stolen earlier this month.
Update, Tuesday Oct. 2 5:00 p.m.: Ander son has released a statement claiming the charges have been dropped and the truck was handed over to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Here’s an excerpt of the statement:
My attorney has stayed in constant contact with the Rowan County District Atto rne y handling the case to reach a resolution, which has resulted in charges being dropped and a voluntary dismissal being filed earlier this morning without the need of a formal arrest. The race truck in question was delivered earlier this week to a location desired by the Rowan County Sheriffs Department. I continue to maintain my innocence in this matter, and the fact that I bought the race truck in good faith with a bill of sale, unbeknown of its history.
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The rest of the article continues as it was originally published below.
The police investigation began Sept. 7 and determined that the truck in question was sold by Robert Newling from his repair shop, where it seems the truck was meant to receive damage repair. An incident report claimed NASCAR driver Mike Harmon (who also once had a warrant out for his arrest concerning, get this, stolen race cars) is the actual owner of the truck, which is valued at $12,500, according to NBC Sports.
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Newling has been arrested and charged with felony larceny, and police claim Anderson allegedly failed to surrender the stolen truck after it was expected he would turn himself in on Sept. 20. | e |
[M]Anderson[/M] is accused of knowingly possessing stolen property and [M]was supposed to turn himself in on Sept. 20[/M]. | Police claim Anderson purchased the truck despite having reason to believe it was stolen earlier this month.
Update, Tuesday Oct. 2 5:00 p.m.: Ander son has released a statement claiming the charges have been dropped and the truck was handed over to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week. Here’s an excerpt of the statement:
My attorney has stayed in constant contact with the Rowan County District Atto rne y handling the case to reach a resolution, which has resulted in charges being dropped and a voluntary dismissal being filed earlier this morning without the need of a formal arrest. The race truck in question was delivered earlier this week to a location desired by the Rowan County Sheriffs Department. I continue to maintain my innocence in this matter, and the fact that I bought the race truck in good faith with a bill of sale, unbeknown of its history.
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The rest of the article continues as it was originally published below.
The police investigation began Sept. 7 and determined that the truck in question was sold by Robert Newling from his repair shop, where it seems the truck was meant to receive damage repair. An incident report claimed NASCAR driver Mike Harmon (who also once had a warrant out for his arrest concerning, get this, stolen race cars) is the actual owner of the truck, which is valued at $12,500, according to NBC Sports.
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Newling has been arrested and charged with felony larceny, and police claim Anderson allegedly failed to surrender the stolen truck after it was expected he would turn himself in on Sept. 20. | e |