Sponge Bob Square Pants evacuating from Florida before Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Irma,

Sponge Bob evacuated Florida before Hurricane Irma can cause damage to his pineapple under the sea.

Florida State Police captured this photo to show how serious the situation in Florida is, that even Sponge Bob Square Pants is evacuating.

51 pets found tethered outside evacuated homes in FL Hurricane Irma

The animals were tied to trees or cars, trapped in fenced yards and locked in crates. The pets belonged to people who evacuated their homes as Hurricane Irma approached.

Palm Beach County Humane authorities reported finding and rescuing 49 dogs and two cats during the past 48 hours.

Director Diane Sauve said calls poured in from neighbors who found the trapped pets after their owners had left to seek safety from the storm, reports WPTV
Sauve said officials will use every paper trail imaginable to track down animal cruelty offenders.
“It’s unconscionable,” she said. “We will not stand for it here in Palm Beach County.”

Florida State Attorney Dave Aronberg said people who left their pets to ride out the storm will be found. Leaving pets behind when evacuating is a violation of the law.
"This is a prime example of animal cruelty," Aronberg said. "We will find you, and we will prosecute you."

Director Diana Sauve and State Attorney Dave Aronberg said they promise to prosecute anyone who left their animals outside to fend for themselves during Hurricane Irma.

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Michelle Carter guilty of involuntary manslaughter, Massachusetts texting suicide verdict.

Michelle Carter guilty of involuntary manslaughter

The young Massachusetts woman accused of encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide through text messages was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter

Michelle Carter, 20, faces up to 20 years in prison.

Carter, was 17 when she persuaded Conrad Roy III, 18, to kill himself in July 2014, encouraged him to commit suicide in a series of texts and phone calls, prosecutors allege. Roy died when his pickup truck filled with carbon monoxide in a store parking lot in Fairhaven, Mass.

“It’s my fault,” Carter texted to her school friend, Samantha Boardman, two months after Roy’s death. “I could have stopped him but I told him to get back in the car.”

Two other friends said Carter had texted them stating she was on the phone with Roy as he died.

“I was talking on the phone with him when he killed himself... I heard him die,” Carter texted to another friend.

What kind of person tells her boyfriend to get back into the truck to kill himself.

“If this is the only way you think you’re gonna be happy, heaven will welcome you with open arms,” she wrote.

Ms. Carter said she would look like a “fool” if Mr. Roy did not kill himself. They talked at length about how he could kill himself with carbon monoxide. “If you emit 3200 ppm of it for five to ten mins you will die within a half hour,” she wrote. In the last days of his life, she told him repeatedly, “You just need to do it.”

Prosecutors said Ms. Carter had caused Mr. Roy’s death because she wanted the sympathy that would come to her as the “grieving girlfriend.” In a ploy to get attention from girls she admired, the prosecutors said, Ms. Carter erroneously told them that Mr. Roy was missing two days before he actually was. That Mr. Roy was still alive, they said, increased the pressure on Ms. Carter to make sure he would soon be dead.

“Every time he came up with an excuse not to do it, she kicked his feet out right from under him and told him why it didn’t matter, why he still needed to die,” Ms. Rayburn, an assistant district attorney, said during Tuesday’s closing statements.

Note, she pushed her boyfriend to kill himself, with texts and phone calls. She even sent texts to friends admitting it.

She knew what she was doing. How do we know this? With a text recovered that was sent to a friend “Sam they read my messages with him I’m done,” she wrote to one friend. “His family will hate me and I can go to jail.”

Sick twisted girl.

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Mass Shooting at congressional baseball practice held this morning. Several shot, wounded. Gunman shot dead. 7:15am

Man Asked Whether Republicans or Dems Were on Field Before shooting Rep (R) Scalise, aides, Cand security detail Shooting 

Shooting started at 7:15am and lasted about 10 minutes before gunman was shot enough times to be captured.

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot in the hip, multiple congressional aides, and some of his security team members were also reportedly wounded. Scalise was in stable condition. Five people were "transported medically" from the scene, Alexandria Police Chief Michael Brown said; however, it was unclear how many people had been shot.

Since he's in leadership, Scalise has a security detail.

Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) described a "very strange" encounter with a man shortly before Scalise was shot during a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. 

Rep. DeSantis who was leaving the baseball practice recalls: “A guy...walked up to us that was asking whether it was Republicans or Democrats out there.”

"I was kind of a little odd," DeSantis said

The gunman, who opened fire with a rifle, was shot by Scalise security detail and U.S. Capitol Police. Was captured and sent to  the hospital. Sen. Mike Lee stated, "however, the gunman was killed."

The members of Congress were holding an early-morning practice for an upcoming congressional baseball game. 

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said "a massacre could have unfolded if police and Scalise's security team were not there." 

He said that he "vaguely" saw the gunman from about 75 yards away before the shots started.

Paul, stated: "We were like sitting ducks."

Moments earlier Rand had been in the batting box next to where the shots were fired.

"Finally, the shooter was shot behind home plate as he was circling around to the first base dugout where there were a number of US congressmen and other folks," stated Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala.

Our security detail was able to incapacitate him at that point. I don't know if he [the shooter] was dead. He was wounded. I don't know how many times he was wounded."

Brooks reportedly used a belt as a tourniquet to stop the bleeding of an aide who was shot in the leg. Two law enforcement officers were also injured, including one who was hit in the leg, Brooks said.

"Behind third base, I see a rifle...I hear Steve Scalise over near 2nd base scream," Brooks said. "...While all of this is going on, Steve Scalise our whip was lying on the ground near the second base position crawling into right field, leaving a trail of blood."

Brooks said the gunman was using the dugout as cover and estimated the assailant got off 50-100 shots during the attack on the 15-25 people gathered at the field.

Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, told Fox News he "felt like I was in Iraq, but without my weapon."