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Suspect In Fatal Kansas Shooting Allegedly Yelled, 'get Out Of My Country

... 32, of Overland Park; and another bar patron, 24-year-old Ian Grillot of Grandview. Kuchibhotla died at a hospital after the 7:15 p.m. shooting in Austins Bar & Grill. Purinton also is charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder in the shootings of Madasani and Grillot. Witnesses said Grillot was shot after he intervened. "At least one witness reportedly heard him say 'get out of my country' before the shooting." @KCStar __link__/Wr Pl 0 Ou Trq. — Eric Nelson (@jonericnelson) February 24, 2017. Madasani was released Thursday from a hospital, where Grillot is improving. The two even talked with each other Thursday. In a video released by the University of Kansas Health System, Grillot spoke about how he jumped at the shooter. "It wasn't right, and I didn't want the gentleman to potentially go after somebody else," Grillot said. Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe announced the charges against Purinton during a news conference at Olathe police headquarters. Adam Purinton, 51, of Olathe, Kansas, is pictured in this undated handout photo from the Clinton Police Department. He was joined by federal law enforcement ...

Swastikas, 'get Out' Spray-painted On Fence

... story on __link__: __link__/2 mcv S 81. Cancel Send. A link has been sent to your friend's email address. A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. New Square: Swastikas, 'get out' spray-painted on fence. Steve Lieberman , __link__ Published 3:35 p.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017 | Updated 6:02 p.m. ET Feb. 23, 2017. Anyone with information regarding the New Square case is asked to call the Ramapo Police Department at 845-357-2400. Swastikas and the words "get out" spray-painted on white fence in New Square. (Photo: Ramapo Police Department). 1309 CONNECT TWEET 5 LINKEDIN 11 COMMENTEMAILMORE. NEW SQUARE - Nazi swastikas and the words "get out" were spray-painted in black along a vinyl fence on the border of this Hasidic Jewish village, in the latest anti-Semitic incident in Rockland County. Residents found the graffiti Tuesday night on Polnoya Road. It was painted on a white, 6-foot high fence separating the village from the Friedwald House ...

Get Out Attacks The Rainbow

... and Allison Williams in the first feature directed by Jordan Peele. Credit Illustration by Richie Pope. The hero of “Get Out” is a young photographer named Chris (Daniel Kaluuya). He is charming, reflective, and a little on the quiet side. His girlfriend is Rose (Allison Williams), and they are heading off for a weekend at her family’s home in the country. Her parents have yet to meet Chris, and he’s nervous, in part because he is black and Rose is white. “Do they know I’m black?” he asks. “No,” she replies, adding, “Should they?” “I don’t want to get chased off the lawn with a shotgun,” he says. As if. Happily, Chris’s trepidation is ill-founded. The welcome he receives from Rose’s father, a neurosurgeon named Dean (Bradley Whitford), and her mother, Missy (Catherine Keener), a psychiatrist, could not be more effusive. If anything, it is awkwardly warm, with Dean enfolding Chris in a hug on the porch, addressing him as “my man,” and ...

Get Out Is The Most Appropriate Oscar-weekend Release Ever

... stealing black bodies for their own souls to live in. They love black people, they insist. Black people are so good at stuff. Black people are so cool. There’s never been a more appropriate film to be released over Oscar weekend, the pinnacle and grand finale of awards season. Awards season is a time for everyone to fret about liberal Hollywood elites, especially liberal Hollywood elites themselves. It’s a time to give the world a picture of the entertainment industry that is diverse and inclusive and thinks that slavery and segregation was just a shame. This year particularly, it’s a time for everyone to pat each other on the backs and congratulate ourselves that the Oscars or the Globes or the SAGs are no longer #So White. And most important, it’s a time to give lots of stage time and verbal compliments to people ...

Get Out' Mixes Satire, Race And Horror, And The Result Is A Scream

... Peele's horror comedy "Get Out" really is "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" meets "The Stepford Wives." Peele has cited those films as inspirations and has plainly yoked them together, and he has in doing so moved the horror genre explicitly into the area of race. The film works as a satire and a ghoulish thriller. It's a scream. Daniel Kaluuya plays Chris, a black photographer who travels to an affluent, upstate New York town with his white girlfriend, Rose, played by Allison Williams, to meet her family. Rose hasn't told them he's black, and Chris is nervous, and so are we, given the movie opened with a young black man snatched from a sidewalk and thrown into a white car. The expectation is that this town does not want black people, that Chris will get the cold shoulder and then some - quite the opposite, it turns out. Bradley Whitford is Rose's father, Dean, a surgeon, and Catherine Keener, her mother, Missy, a psychiatrist and also a hypnotist. And both are hugely welcoming. Rose has warned Chris that her father would announce he'd have voted for Barack Obama a third time, and ...

Jordan Peele’s ‘get Out’ To Bring In Sizable $28 Million On Opening Weekend

... Hoult and Felicity Jones, was originally set to open in 2015. IM Global partnered with China’s DMG on financing the film and limited its financial exposure through foreign pre-sales. The movie was originally set up at Relativity Media, but left the company during its financial collapse. The animated “Rock Dog” centers on a Tibetan Mastiff who dreams of making it in the music world. It’s a Chinese-American co-production with backing from Huayi Brothers, and carries a $60 million price tag. Fox’s “Hidden Figures,” with a trio of Academy Awards nominations, is the top performer among awards season contenders with $146 million domestically. The historical drama will take in as much as $7 million this weekend. Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst with com Score, noted that the 2017 domestic box office has totaled $1.576 billion as of Feb. 22. “With a 7% year-to-date deficit versus last year, 2017 needs a serious infusion ...

He Yelled ‘get Out Of My Country,’ Witnesses Say, And Then Shot 2 Men From India, Killing One

... Authorities have not released many details about the attack. They have not said the shooting was a hate crime, instead saying they are investigating to see if it was spurred by bias. During a briefing Thursday, officials cautioned that it was still early in the investigation and declined to offer a motive for the shooting. “As far as the motivation in this case and the facts surrounding it … what we want to do is we want to be able to be sure of our facts versus speculation,” Johnson County District Attorney Stephen M. Howe said at the briefing. On Friday afternoon, Howe noted that Kansas has no hate crime statute, saying that such charges would have to be federal. KS does not have hate crime statute-those charges have to be in fed court. If convicted in District Court as charged, Purinton faces Hard 50. — Johnson County KS DA (@Johnson Co DA) February 24, 2017. Kuchibhotla and Madasani are both Indian nationals, a spokesman for India’s Ministry of External Affairs said. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said in tweets that she had contacted Kuchibhotla’s ...

Get Out Is An Instant Classic About The Hilarious Nightmare That Is Existing While Black

... a black body in America—to immediately recognize the way in which Peele cleverly repurposes those tropes. A young black man ( perennial scene-stealer Lakeith Stanfield ) walks down the dimly lit sidewalk of a quiet suburban street, fumbling around on his cellphone for directions to his destination. A white car suddenly appears and begins to creep alongside him, gently playing the 1939 novelty song “ Run, Rabbit, Run ” by English comedy duo Flanagan and Allen. Instantly, his defenses are triggered. “Nope. Not today,” he mutters anxiously to himself, turning back the other way. “You know how they like to do motherfuckers out here.” But, not unlike the black teen whose name became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement, he can’t avoid trouble. A masked individual exits the vehicle, attacks, and drags him toward the car. This ...

Get Out' Ropes Critics In

... actors who keep dropping by to spice up the bloodbath, like Laurence Fishburne, Common, and Ian Mc Shane, who purrs bespoke menace as the grandmaster of the whole masonic order. But it’s Reeves, with his natty suits and icy stare, who grabs you by the throat — figuratively and literally. Killing is John Wick’s business…and business is good. B+. Now playing. EW’s Devan Coggan says. The movie is called Fist Fight, so—spoiler alert, I guess—that fist fight actually happens. Things pick up by the time Campbell (Charlie Day) and Strickland (Ice Cube) finally face off in a hyper-violent, madcap brawl, but otherwise, Fist Fight sticks to the conventional comedy formula: mediocre jokes sprinkled with life lessons about the importance of family and standing up for yourself. Or, as Campbell puts it: “Something occurred to me while I was being dragged down a flight of stairs by a horse on meth.” Fist Fight doesn’t get an outright failing ...