Skip to main content

Posts

Fully vaccinated Southwest flight attendant, 36, dies from COVID-19 nearly two months after testing positive following trip to Hawaii

A fully vaccinated Southwest Airlines flight attendant has died from COVID-19 nearly two months after he tested positive following a work trip to Hawaii.   Maurice 'Reggie' Shepperson, 36, who was based in Las Vegas, died at Henderson Hospital on Tuesday after spending weeks on a ventilator.   He had checked into the hospital on July 7, weeks after testing positive following his trip to Hawaii in early June.   Shepperson's mother said her son had taken every precaution against the virus, including getting fully vaccinated, wearing a mask, washing his hands frequently and sanitizing surfaces.   He is among a very small fraction of Americans who have died after suffering 'breakthrough' coronavirus infections after vaccination.   Fully vaccinated Southwest Airlines flight attendant Maurice 'Reggie' Shepperson, 36, died from COVID-19 on Tuesday at a hospital in Las Vegas - nearly two months after he tested positive following a work trip to Hawaii Shepperson had

Police feared invading incel gunman's PRIVACY: Officers 'did not check his social media history' before handing back shotgun ahead of Plymouth rampage that left six dead

Police did not bother searching for Plymouth incel murderer Jake Davison's warning sign rants before handing his shotgun back to him because it would 'invade his privacy', it was claimed tonight.  Within hours of his murderous rampage on Thursday night, a disturbing series of YouTube videos emerged in which the gunman, under the user name Professor Waffle, fantasised about being the 'Terminator' from the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. He also spoke of his belief in the 'blackpill' philosophy of the 'incel' community, a fatalistic and misogynistic world view that your position in life cannot change. But comments tonight from Shaun Sawyer - Devon and Cornwall Police's chief constable - that sifting through the videos would infringe on the killer's rights have sparked fresh calls from MPs for more rigorous background checks before guns are returned. Mr Sawyer told the Sun: 'We take and return firearms on a not irregular basis when people have