The North Carolina National Guard is investigating an incident caught on video in which one of their helicopters flew too low over hurricane relief volunteer tents and scattered their supplies. The Black Hawk helicopter crew has been grounded as part of the investigation. 'This actually happened to a distribution site we supplied in WNC. Make it make sense please.' A Guard official said that the UH-60 helicopter crew was delivering generators when they flew too close to tents in Burnsville on Sunday. “The crew immediately identified the situation, aborted the landing for safety reasons, and departed the area," said the official. Officials said they were investigating the incident and are working with the aid organization to “assess the level of damage caused by the rotor wash.”The aid organization was the United Cajun Navy, which tweeted about the incident and implied that it might have been intentional. "Y'all, we're trying really hard to stay out of the conspiracy space, but some people aren't making it easy. This actually happened to a distribution site we supplied in WNC. Make it make sense please," the group posted, with video of the incident. That missive garnered more than 5.1 million views. United Cajun Navy Vice President Brian Trascher confirmed the investigation in a comment to Blaze News. "We are grateful for the Swift actions taken by the National Guard and anxiously await the results of the investigation," said Trascher. He also appeared on "The Glenn Beck Program" and described what the UCN knew about the incident. - YouTube www.youtube.com Locals in the areas worst affected by Hurricane Helene have accused the federal government of stalling aid efforts, and some have even accused the federal government of impeding private aid organizations. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

"Love Island USA" reality star Hannah Smith was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill a police officer in Atlanta, according to multiple reports. Smith — a 26-year-old North Carolina native who appeared in the sixth and most-watched season of the "Love Island USA" dating show — attended the Gracie Abrams show at the Coca-Cola Roxy concert venue on the night of Sept. 30. 'Smith, who was still yelling, cursing, and dropping items out of her purse, began to walk toward me and attempted to punch me.'Citing police documents, TMZ reported that when police were removing Smith from the concert around 11 p.m. for being disorderly, she allegedly "tried punching the cop with a closed fist."Smith also punched a member of emergency medical services who was assisting, according to a Cobb County officer supervising the situation. Smith was placed under arrest."Smith, who was still yelling, cursing, and dropping items out of her purse, began to walk toward me and attempted to punch me," the officer said in the report, according to NBC News. "However, before she made contact I grabbed her arm and put her on the ground and placed her under arrest."After being handcuffed, Smith reportedly attempted to kick the officer "multiple times" and soon was placed in a police cruiser.During the drive to the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Adult Detention Center, Smith repeatedly threatened to kill the officer and his sister, according to the police report. The report does not specify in what way the officer's sister was relevant to the arrest. “While transporting Smith to Cobb [detention center] she stated, ‘I am going to kill you and your sister,'” the report read. “She stated she was going to kill me and my sister multiple times.”Smith reportedly declared that she would not exit the police cruiser until the person in the passenger seat was arrested — except there was no one in the passenger seat, according to police. “I advised to her that no one was in the front seat of the vehicle, however Smith still refused to exit the vehicle,” the officer wrote in the report. Smith was booked and charged with two felonies: terroristic threats and obstruction or hindering an officer. Smith's bond was set at $8,000, and after it was posted Oct. 1, Smith was released, according to WAGA-TV.As part of her release, Smith was ordered to not consume alcohol and submit to random alcohol and drug testing.Officials said Smith was intoxicated at the time of the incident. Smith debuted as a contestant in season six of “Love Island USA,” the American spin-off of a massively popular British dating show. Smith was the first woman eliminated from the season. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Officials at the University of Kansas said that they placed a professor on administrative leave after a viral video showed him calling on men to be shot if they don't support Vice President Kamala Harris. 'Scratch that from the recording. I don't want the deans hearing that I said that.'The video was circulated by the popular Libs of TikTok account on social media where it quickly went viral. "Guys are smarter than girls. You got some serious problems," said the instructor in the video taken inside a classroom full of students. "It's what frustrates me. There are gonna be some males in our society that will refuse to vote for a potential female president because they don't think females are smart enough to be president," he continued. "We can line all those guys up and shoot them," he said. "They clearly don't understand the way the world works. Did I say that? Scratch that from the recording. I don't want the deans hearing that I said that." One version of the video posted to X garnered more than 2.2 million views. Only hours later, the university took action and released a statement about the professor without identifying him. "The university is aware of a classroom video in which an instructor made an inappropriate reference to violence. The instructor is being placed on administrative leave, pending further investigation," read the statement. "The instructor offers his sincerest apologies and deeply regrets the situation," the statement added. "His intent was to emphasize his advocacy for women's rights and equality, and he recognizes he did a very poor job of doing so. The university has an established process for situations like this and will follow that process."Among those who responded on social media was Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas. “Disturbing video from a @UnivOfKansas professor,” he posted. “Anyone saying men who don’t vote for Kamala Harris should be ‘lined up and shot’ is deranged and shouldn’t be around students nor academia. I trust that the @UnivOfKansas will take immediate action and fire this professor.”Two hours later, he said his office confirmed the instructor was placed on leave. "This guy shouldn’t be within 100 yards of a university and I am calling for his swift termination," Marshall added.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Destiny 2’s new episode, Revenant, is now underway and it’s delivering a fresh dungeon for players to master and grind. Bungie has just dropped a first-look trailer for Vesper’s Host ahead of its debut and dungeon race in a couple of days’ time, and it looks absolutely epic. Eagle-eyed Destiny fans have also spotted a familiar face from a past raid, who should be dead and buried, that is seemingly returning - potentially as Vesper’s Host’s final boss. Continue reading First look at Destiny 2’s Vesper’s Host dungeon reveals a familiar face MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Destiny 2 classes, Destiny 2 The Final Shape review, Destiny 2 builds

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