This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page an attorney representing the family of Donta Taylor a Black man who sheriff’s deputies shot and killed in 2016 is arguing in a wrongful death claim that the “identities of the group’s members among the 163 deputies at the Compton station … be known.” He said as many as 20 other deputies at the Compton station have the same tattoo.” Of course, this behavior is not unique. PBS reports: As far back as 1999, the LA Times reported on the proliferation of white supremacists with gangs within the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department so this song and dance about “investigations” to determination the veracity of claims against them is almost insulting (Togo First) - Company director and founder of the BATIR party Vicencia MEYER is well known for "supporting youth and women." Her reputation helped her party secure two seats in the parliament after the 2018 legislative elections is one of many projects she helped concretize To contact us: c o n t a c t [@] t o g o f i r s t While fans were likely disappointed by the exclusion it didn’t completely dismiss the possibility that Newt and the gang would visit South America Last week, Brazilian soap opera actress Maria Fernanda Cândido announced on her Instagram that she would be playing a character named Vicência Santos in Secrets of Dumbledore Cândido didn’t provide any additional details regarding her character Aside from landing a huge acting opportunity it seems she was most excited about “representing Brazil” in the Wizarding World A post shared by Maria Fernanda Cândido (@mariafernandacandidooficial) Aside from the addition of another lovely actor to the Fantastic Beasts franchise we can formulate two theories regarding whether or not Brazil will be featured in Secrets of Dumbledore The most desired outcome is that our heroes do in fact travel to Rio de Janeiro and meet up with Vicência Santos but that would still likely be a valid story direction is that Cândido’s Vicência Santos will be the one to rendezvous at any of the confirmed destinations acting as a Brazilian presence perhaps even literally as the Brazilian delegate to the International Confederation of Wizards It would make sense for the organization to convene to discuss Grindelwald’s proclamation of war with Muggles it’ll be both and the International Confederation will meet in Rio de Janeiro the highest hope is the chance to see Castelobruxo Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore hits theaters on April 15 Do you believe that Cândido’s casting means that we will be visiting Brazil in Secrets of Dumbledore Draco Malfoy (CC – London and New York) MuggleNet podcasts are sponsored in part by Secretlab Thanks to its research-backed ergonomic design, including a proprietary 4-way adaptive lumbar support system, the Secretlab TITAN Evo Harry Potter Edition will comfortably support you even when you’re up to no good Fred and George Weasley were born on April Fools’ Day 2005 – Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire film is released in the United States and United Kingdom receiving positive reviews from critics and fans alike MuggleNet is an unofficial Harry Potter fansite.Please email us if you have any questions or concerns.© 1999–2025 MuggleNet.com. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy | COPPA Policy | Terms of Use | FeedbackMuggleNet is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and Bookshop.org's affiliate program affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com and bookshop.org A superior court judge has ordered Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials to reveal whether it knows the names deputies with matching skull tattoos believed to be linked to a secret society at its Compton station The allegations are currently at the center of a wrongful death suit filed by the family of Donta Taylor, a Black man fatally shot by deputies back in 2016, The Los Angeles Times reported. An attorney for the family argues the shooting was carried out by members of a racist deputy clique that targeted the county’s African-American residents The infamous skull tattoo is rumored to be linked to a racist clique with the L.A County Sheriff’s Department’s Compton station (Image courtesy of Sweeney Firm / Glickman & Glickman) Members of the alleged group are thought to have matching ink featuring a skull with a rifle and military-style helmet with flames all around it Vicencia last month stopped just short of ordering the department to force its deputies to bare their skin proving they don’t have the infamous tattoo he left open the possibility that deputies might be forced to answer a few questions about the tattoos they do have “I’m not saying you shouldn’t get the information,” Vicencia told Taylor family attorney John Sweeney at the hearing in Long Beach on Oct Rumblings of a police secret society first emerged 30 years ago after an L.A judge accused deputies at the Lynwood station of running a “neo-Nazi white supremacist gang” called the Vikings city leaders feared a new clique of deputies who bonded over their violent police work had formed at the department’s Compton station One of the deputies involved in Taylor’s shooting admitted in a deposition earlier this year to having the skull tattooed on his calf Aldama said there are as many as  20 other officers in the Compton station branded with the same ink wasn’t thrilled about the idea of questioning deputies about their tattoos arguing it was “inappropriate” and an invasion of privacy He told Vicencia last month that the county hasn’t conducted any surveys about which deputies have the matching tattoos We never sent an email asking for that,” Parker said “There was never a broad inquiry by [Compton station] Capt [Michael] Thatcher or anyone for deputies to reveal themselves.” “I don’t believe for one second that they don’t know who has these tattoos,” he said Vicencia told Sweeney he can file what’s called a Pitchess motion requesting access to an officer’s personnel file The process would allow Compton station officers to object before any information about the tattoos is revealed members of the department’s civilian oversight commission have since agreed to launch an ad hoc committee to address the issue of secret societies We publish narratives intentionally and specifically to enlighten and transform the world Sign up to receive The Atlanta Black Star Newsletter in your inbox Contribute to Atlanta Black Star today and help us share our narratives Contribute to Atlanta Black Star today and help us share our narratives.