Mark Richards

I’ve made my first app for Road Safety. Take a look. road-wise--richards867.replit.app

@Geniustechw 👏🏿

Student attacks teacher & then a police officer does this 😱🚔 Was the officer 100% JUSTIFIED… or was that way too far on a student? x.com/brutalfightz2/…

@MerPolTraffic And what happened to the test examiner?

#Synd2RPU stopped a vehicle displaying L plates due to a defective brake light and poor driving. The driver was found to be undertaking his driving test but subsequently failed a roadside drug wipe. He was arrested and the test was terminated. #FAILED #MAJORFAULT #DVSA 🤯 🧠 😑

@FightBell Ground and pound.

Bro steps up to his friends bully

@ross_indica Smack that. Que the song.

He kept saying the N-word for laughs 💀—somebody made sure he learned the lesson the hard way 😈

@WESTCOASTDOC Isn’t that what red man is doing? And it’s garbage.

Idk I think rap is a different animal.

@FINALLEVEL @WolfEnt It wasn’t me.

My 3rd time working with @WolfEnt ‘Law and Ordered Exiled’ I played a Pimp.. I got killed with a Bowling Pin..

@SteveInmanUIC Spanky spanky.

He thought he was tough. He thought wrong.

@ko_fights__ Ouch. 😫

After harassing a pregnant woman, a guy instantly gets confronted by bystanders who refuse to let it slide.

@FINALLEVEL Yep.

1987…. Were you even alive? RHYME PAYS 💿

@sleepingongemss Ask her about the parties. They put Diddlies parties to shame.

Jersey City, New Jersey (1991): Queen Latifah showing MTV her video rental store. In 1991, coming off her second studio album, Latifah decided to open up a video rental store on the first floor of Dixon Mills at 259 Varick Street. MTV News came to Jersey City to document Latifah’s entrepreneurship. She was 21 years old. ⁣ This was only Latifah’s first foray into business. Four years later, in 1995, she restored an old firehouse at 155 Morgan Street in Jersey City where she launched her artist management company with Shakim Compere, Flavor Unit Entertainment. From this headquarters, Latifah managed and represented the careers of actors like Terrence Howard and rappers such as Outkast and Eve. Some of their works include Beauty Shop, Bringing Down the House, and the Vibe Awards. The entertainment company is now based in Miami, Florida. The video rental store was sold in the 90s.

@B_Real And do we expect anything else?

Watching these assholes get on the news outlets and lie about the things we can actually see them doing is beyond words.

@TheLotoResults absolute garbage. Updated the app and now I can’t buy tickets. Cheers. I’m guessing it can’t be me now.

@iluminatibot @SteveInmanUIC

BBC's Chief Correspondent, Jeremy Bowen, pretending to be under Russian attack when an elderly Ukrainian lady walking her dog stops to make sure he's okay.

@katee_K1 @SteveInmanUIC

Love how she immediately realised why hitting an officer has immediate consequences and it doesn't matter which gender you are

@smcgrath90 No one wants to address the root cause. Why are these people allowed to stay in this country, immediate deportation after being found guilty. There are rats amongst all people of all religions.

As a Muslim, I recognise there are rats amongst us Many times I’ve said about a dangerous ideology harboured by men from particular countries… they have a propensity to rape white girls When are we going to have this discussion and include the facts, as raw as they are

@MerseyPolice What could possibly go wrong. Are you also banning wearing of face masks, ski masks in the town centre?

🚨 We are starting to use Live Facial Recognition (LFR) to help keep communities safe and bring offenders to justice. Our first deployment is in Liverpool City Centre on Monday 15 December. LFR compares faces on a live feed to a secure watchlist of people wanted for serious offences or who pose a risk to the public or to themselves. Only police officers make decisions – never the technology. 👉 If you’re not on a watchlist, your image and data is never stored, it’s deleted instantly to protect your privacy. Next Monday, look out for our visible vans, see the tech in action, and speak to officers about the safeguards in place. Watch the video to learn more, or visit ➡️ orlo.uk/S8xPq

@FIAFdn @UN @WHO @SciTechgovuk @DfTstats @educationgovuk @transportgovuk

I’ve made my first app for Road Safety. Take a look. road-wise--richards867.replit.app

@Rainmaker1973 Should be using them for VRS systems too,

Across Europe, old car tires pose a massive environmental challenge. They don’t decompose, they release toxic chemicals if burned, and they fill up landfills at an alarming rate. But a Czech company has turned this problem into a brilliant solution: recycling used tires into high-performance noise barriers for highways and cities. These barriers are made by shredding tires into small granules, mixing them with special binders, and pressing them into thick insulated panels. The rubber structure is incredibly effective at absorbing sound waves, significantly reducing traffic noise for homes and neighborhoods nearby. Even better, every kilometer of these noise walls removes thousands of tires from the waste cycle — preventing roughly 300 million old tires from ending up in landfills. The panels are weather-resistant, long-lasting, and require almost no maintenance.