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Robert Iovino retweeted
A WARNING ⚠️ that needs to be shared ⚠️ Thank you to @Spoton101 for posting this!!
As a Public Adjuster we handle insurance claims for our clients. When a company causes damage to your home you would expect them to step up to the plate and do the right thing. Not the case with @wickfordapp . They have been non-responsive and have not reached out Unfortunatly.
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Robert Iovino retweeted
Honoring Marine Lance Cpl. Jared P. Hubbard, who died 22 years ago today (November 4, 2004) while serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He died of injuries sustained due to enemy action in Anbar Province, Iraq. Please share this post to honor him so that he is not forgotten.
22, of Clovis, California
Robert Iovino retweeted
This guy said the quiet part out loud and you can feel his anger and disgust…
I couldn’t agree more..
Robert Iovino retweeted
November is National Veterans and Military Families Month, and for me, this is far more than a month of recognition. It is personal.
My brother, U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Bradley Justin Gaudet, was just 31 years old when he made the ultimate sacrifice on June 5, 2011, while serving our country in Afghanistan.
Bradley was an Army helicopter pilot, a son, a father, and my brother. He was a man with a future, a family who adored him, and a life that should have extended far beyond 31 years.
I will never forget the extraordinary patriotism shown when Congressman Louie Gohmert personally accompanied my brother’s remains home, joining the procession that brought him back to East Texas. It was a powerful reminder that behind every fallen soldier is a grieving family and an entire community forever changed.
When people speak of the sacrifices made by our military, I hope they understand that those sacrifices do not end on the battlefield. They continue in the empty chairs at family gatherings, the birthdays never celebrated together, and the children who must grow up without their father.
Gold Star families do not simply remember sacrifice. We live with its absence every single day.
This November, I ask that you remember not only those who served, but also those who never came home and the families who have spent years learning to live without them.
My brother was more than a name etched into a memorial. He was loved. He mattered. And his story deserves to be told.
CW2 Bradley Justin Gaudet
June 5, 2011 — Afghanistan
You may be gone, Bradley, but you will never be forgotten. I will carry your memory, speak your name, and honor your sacrifice for as long as I live.
Until we meet again, brother. 🇺🇸❤️
#GoldStarFamily #MilitaryFamiliesMonth #HonorTheFallen #NeverForgotten
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Robert Iovino retweeted
A heartbreaking tragedy has claimed the life of a young Alabama police officer just two weeks after he married the love of his life.
Dakota Davis, 25, died Monday in a motorcycle accident on a highway in Autauga County, Alabama, according to authorities.
His sudden passing has left his new wife, family, friends, and fellow officers devastated.
Davis served as a corporal with the Prattville Police Department and was remembered as a devoted family man who took great pride in serving his community.
According to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Davis was riding his motorcycle when it collided with a Chevrolet Tahoe.
He was thrown from the motorcycle and pronounced dead at the scene. The crash remains under investigation, and no arrests have been announced.
His wife, Chloe Greiner-Davis, is struggling to come to terms with the loss. She described the collision as a freak accident and shared how difficult it has been to accept that her husband will no longer walk through their front door.
The couple married on October 10 and had recently purchased their first home, looking forward to building a life together.
Davis's funeral was held Saturday, October 31, on Halloween, a holiday his family said he especially loved.
His life was tragically cut short just as a new chapter was beginning.
Please keep Chloe, their loved ones, friends, and everyone at the Prattville Police Department in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Rest in peace, Officer Dakota Davis. Your service and sacrifice will not be forgotten. 💔
Robert Iovino retweeted
A young woman was running down a road with her hands handcuffed behind her back. Behind her, a man in a Cadillac kept chasing her, repeatedly trying to run her down.
Every time she crossed the road to escape, the car followed.
Then she saw a massive truck approaching from the opposite direction. Desperate and with nowhere else to turn, she ran toward it, hoping the driver would stop.
The incident happened in Aiken County, South Carolina.
The young woman had recently graduated from high school when a stranger approached her, pretending to be a police officer. He handcuffed her, forced her into his Cadillac and drove her to an isolated area.
When he stopped and began searching his trunk, she saw her chance. She climbed over the back seat and escaped through the driver’s door.
But her attacker quickly got back into the car and pursued her.
That’s when truck driver Anthony Moore spotted her.
She reached his truck and begged him for help, explaining that she had been kidnapped.
The suspect then pulled alongside the truck, displayed what appeared to be a police badge and claimed he was an officer.
But the young woman insisted he was lying.
Anthony believed her and refused to hand her over.
Another passing motorist stopped and called 911. With help arriving, the suspect finally fled. The stranger who had stopped also helped remove the handcuffs from the young woman’s wrists.
Anthony’s dashcam footage later helped investigators identify and arrest the suspect.
Anthony said he believed God had placed him on that road for a reason.
What began as an ordinary drive became a moment that changed someone’s life. He chose to listen, believe her and step in when she desperately needed help.
And he wasn’t alone. The other motorist who stopped and called 911 played an important part, too.
Sometimes courage is simply refusing to drive past someone in danger.
Anthony Moore and the stranger who stopped deserve to be recognised.
Robert Iovino retweeted
A Houston mail carrier was arrested outside his own post office with school tax checks stuffed in his Range Rover.
Eurey Dewayne Smith has delivered mail for almost 14 years. Prosecutors say investigators found 12 letters in his SUV, and 11 were addressed to the Spring Branch ISD tax office.
That is just the tip of it. Federal investigators are chasing more than 220 stolen property tax checks worth over $4 million, missing from the mail since January, then altered and cashed.
Families were reporting this back in February. It took until October for anybody to get cuffed.
Texans already get crushed by property taxes. Now they have to wonder if the mail even gets the check where it's going.
The Harris County DA wanted a $1 million bond and says heavier charges are coming. If the charges hold up, throw the book at him.
We are six days from an election, and people are trusting that same mail system with their ballots. Somebody had better be watching it.
click2houston.com/news/local…
Robert Iovino retweeted
🚨 WARNING: A Michigan mom who grew up outside Dearborn says America is sleepwalking into a Muslim political takeover.
She says they move into one area, buy up housing, build mosques and schools, then run for every office.
Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud said it out loud in a mosque: if the Muslim and Arab community votes, “we will determine every single position in the whole city.”
She says they’re not here to assimilate. She says Sharia is the endgame.
Her daughter is 6. That little girl inherits this mess if Americans stay quiet.
MICHIGAN IS THE WARNING!
Woman who grew up near Dearborn Michigan and saw the Muslim takeover first hand says we have to put a stop the Muslim takeover right now
“I grew up right outside of Dearborn, 10 minutes from Dearborn, and I have seen a lot — I am telling you guys that this is how it starts. These Muslims move into one area, they take over, and they start running for public office. They literally buy up the houses in that area and will not sell them to anybody besides Muslims. Why do you think they want these big Islam communities with schools and everything else?
They were just trying to build one right by my house that got turned down a couple months ago. This is extremely serious. And if Americans don't start standing up and saying, no, we're not allowing this, I am telling you, our children are going to have to deal with this. My daughter is 6 years old. She is going to have to deal with this if we do not put a stop to what's going on right now in America.
They are not here to assimilate. They are not here to be our friends. They are not here for anything other than to take over and implement Sharia law. That is the end goal. That is the end goal.”
“There is nothing more serious right now than what is going on with the Muslims coming in and taking over and running for public office. It is literally impossible for a Muslim to govern Christian Americans.
Islam goes against our Constitution completely. Notice the only thing they ever talk about when it comes to the Constitution is freedom of religion — They want to be able to go out in the streets with their prayer rugs, put them down in the middle of our streets, and pray to Allah. They want the call to prayer, the Muslim call to prayer, to go out 5 times a day throughout all these cities. They want it in our faces at all times.”
This has to stop. We need mass deportations, it’s our only answer. Remember, Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud is literary on camera inside a mosque rallying Muslim voters for the goal of making every elected position Muslims
This is extremely serious
Robert Iovino retweeted
Two toddlers, just 1 and 2 years old, were inside a Virginia home with their grandmother when a fire started downstairs.
Upstairs, 12-year-old Ramir Parker heard a strange crackling sound and smelled smoke. When he stepped into the hallway, he saw thick black smoke rising from the basement.
He immediately yelled for his grandmother, then ran toward the smoke and flames to get his little brothers.
Ramir grabbed both boys, got them outside, and then made sure his grandmother made it out too.
By the time firefighters arrived, the family was already safe.
Fire officials later said Ramir’s quick actions likely saved their lives, and the city of Petersburg honored him as a hero.
He was 12 years old.
These are the kids the internet should be talking about.
Robert Iovino retweeted
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Robert Iovino retweeted
If you ever feel like the world would be better off without you, remember Jeremiah 29:11.
God didn’t wake you up this morning by accident.
Your story isn’t over. Your purpose hasn’t expired. And no matter how heavy life gets, God is not finished with you yet.
As long as there’s breath in your lungs, there’s still a purpose for your life.
Robert Iovino retweeted
A massive hippopotamus grabbed a man in its jaws and dragged him underwater, crushing his body as his wife watched in horror. They were just 10 days into their marriage, celebrating their honeymoon in Botswana.
But instead of fleeing, his wife charged straight toward the enormous animal and did something almost unimaginable.
Anna and Sam McKee were riding in a small canoe when the hippo suddenly attacked, throwing them both into the water. When Anna surfaced, she saw her husband trapped in the animal’s jaws. She knew that if she didn’t act immediately, she would lose him.
So she rushed through the water and began punching the massive animal with her bare hands, again and again, until it finally released her husband.
But Sam was badly injured. His abdomen had been torn open, several bones were fractured, and they were stranded deep in the wilderness, hours from medical help.
It took nearly 18 hours to reach a hospital, where Sam underwent emergency surgery.
Against incredible odds, he survived.
Sam later learned that his wife had fought the hippo to save him. He had no idea what she did while he was trapped in its jaws.
Just 10 days into their marriage, Anna had risked everything to save the man she loved. And because of her courage, they still have a lifetime together.
Some acts of love deserve to be seen by the world. Let’s make sure Anna’s is one of them.
