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NEW: Colorado woman flees courtroom after receiving a 10-day jail sentence, then gets hit with 180 days "Why am I going to jail? I didn’t agree to go to jail, bro…" The woman who had just been sentenced for theft became combative and ran out of the courtroom through an emergency exit Police say she ran into a nearby neighborhood and forced her way into a home, causing damage Officers set up a perimeter and found her trying to climb a fence before taking her back into custody She was returned to court, given additional charges, and sentenced to 180 days in jail She now faces charges including burglary, escape, resisting arrest, trespassing, and criminal mischief

🚨ANOTHER ROGUE JUDGE: 31 new victims come forward in the Oregon serial sexual assault case, now totaling 79 including children. Now in Democrat run Washington County, a judge agrees to release pedophile Cedric Valdez while he awaits trial if he has a place to sleep.

🚨NEW: 'Gangster Disciples' Chicago gang member who tortured a White disabled teen for three days in 2017 and live-streamed the attack on FB is now accused of robbing a White cyclist who waved at him Tesfaye Cooper, 30, was arrested after allegedly chasing down and robbing a cyclist near a Chicago train station Police say the attack began after the victim waved at the two men Officers say Cooper and Mazi Pearson, 33, shouted they were “GDs,” or Gangster Disciples, before chasing the cyclist They allegedly followed him into the train station, punched and spat on him, and stole his bike. Pearson was allegedly found with heroin and cocaine at the time of arrest Cooper had previously served seven years in prison for a 2017 torture case involving a disabled teen livestreamed on Facebook

As a parent, I know how critical high-quality child care and early learning opportunities are for working families in Washington. Today I announced $56 million in grants to fund new facilities and renovation statewide.  74 early learning providers. 40 cities and 17 counties. 2,056 new child care spaces. I insisted that the Millionaires’ Tax provide significant relief for working families, including additional support for early learning. Thanks to the generosity of the Ballmer Group, we’re on track to provide early learning to thousands more kids over the next decade.  With these grants, we are working to build more capacity — literally — for our child care and early learning providers.