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Delaware DOT goes tyrannical on two neighborhood tearing out basketball hoops that have been there for decades. This video shows the pure force and violence of the state against an average citizen. Not only is the "public servant" using the same old tricks of "disorderly conduct" but also claims the house owners can't taunt the thieves and lies on camera about keeping the hoops. Terrible.....

Video confrontation caught on tape as city road trucks come to steal everyone's basketball hoops. The owner of the hoop was being interviewed by local news when the cops and work crews arrived. Confrontation ensues.

Police sources tell 7 Action News that a women's basketball coach from Martin Luther King, Jr. Senior High School shot two men who attacked him as he was walking two basketball players to their cars in the school parking lot.

Freeman, 23, is charged with a school safety zone residency violation, a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail. He was arraigned Dec. 4 and is scheduled to return to court Friday.

“I’m outside sweating hard, playing basketball, working on my drills,” he said. “I ain’t looking at no kids. I can’t even go outside and play basketball on my own hoop?”

Delaware State Police say they have seized more than $150,000 from a New York man after pulling him over for speeding on Interstate 95.

How would the police be handled in a free society without government? The people of Egypt are giving us a glimpse.

Despite protests from dozens of residents, Santa Clarita is poised to join a growing movement of budget-strapped communities that are turning over their libraries to private management.

The move, approved by the City Council in a 4-1 vote last week, was designed to save the city hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars by withdrawing its three libraries from the county system. But it left some residents fretting about a loss of service without access to the county's vast resources.

New Jersey will defy a federal ban and let people bet on the outcomes of football, basketball and other games this fall, Gov. Chris Christie said Thursday.

Interesting case of non-compliance. BTW, I'm not sure how gambling constitutes "interstate commerce" when it's illegal to make bets across state lines.

Eric Dompierre loves sports, especially basketball. Eric never let his Down Syndrome stop him from playing but now he may have to cheer on his team from the bleachers. Its a battle between Eric's family and the Michigan High School Athletic Association with the latter claiming that because he's 19 years old, Eric isn't allowed to play in his senior year of high school.