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True65% confidence2 sourcesSep 13, 2026The U.S. military provided Glock handguns to Iraqi police officers as part of a training program.Said by BSources show the U.S. issued Glock pistols to Iraqi security forces under a program to train and equip them, and U.S. military units supported Iraqi police firing Glock 9mm handguns. The claim's core is supported, though the sources don't tie the handguns to a specific training course, and the podcast passage is the claimant's own words and cannot corroborate it.True85% confidence7 sourcesSep 13, 2026The Ridge Power Bank has 10,000 milliamp hours of capacity.The claim that the Ridge Power Bank has 10,000 milliamp hours of capacity is supported by the manufacturer's product pages (10,000mAh), an Amazon listing (10000 milliamp_hours), and an independent 2025 review (10,000 mAh). The extraction is faithful to the passage, which itself corrects its wording to 'milliamp hours'. No source contradicts the figure, though most sources are product listings rather than independent testing.True70% confidence2 sourcesSep 13, 2026The Ridge Power Bank provides 20 watts of power.Said by DThe Ridge manufacturer product pages list a maximum output of 20W via USB-C Power Delivery, which supports the claim that the power bank provides 20 watts. The claim faithfully reflects the passage's '20 watts of power' and the product specs; both sources are manufacturer pages, so confidence is capped.True65% confidence2 sourcesSep 13, 2026Ridge offers a 99 day risk free trial for the power bank.Said by DRidge's own product pages for its 10k mAh Power Bank (US and EU sites, both dated 2026-06-04, before the 2026-09-13 post) state a 99-day risk-free trial with no-questions-asked return. The claim matches the post's own wording and the sources, and no source contradicts it; the evidence is the company's own product pages, so confidence is capped.True70% confidence6 sourcesSep 13, 2026Flock cameras can be disabled by burning the lens with a laser.Said by DSources support the capability claim: high-powered lasers can damage Flock camera sensors, and a Florida county reported cameras damaged in laser attempts. Sources also stress that ordinary consumer laser pointers usually cannot do permanent damage, so the claim holds only for stronger lasers and at close range.True60% confidence7 sourcesSep 13, 2026Forced reset triggers are strictly illegal to possess, manufacture, transport, or sell in New York.Said by CMultiple sources state that New York bans forced reset triggers as rapid-fire modification devices, with possession a class A misdemeanor, and none contradicts this. The sources do not separately address manufacture, transport, or sale, and the post's wording matches the extracted claim, so the verdict is true at moderate confidence.True90% confidence7 sourcesSep 13, 2026Brandon Herrera is a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas's 23rd congressional district.On 2026-09-13, Brandon Herrera was a candidate for Texas's 23rd congressional district: he had advanced past the primary runoff and was the Republican nominee by mid-September, per sources published in March and September 2026. The post's casual phrasing ('you my Congress of this area, my District 23') is a loose reference to this race, and the extracted claim is a faithful reading of it.True60% confidence5 sourcesSep 13, 2026Police officers have the discretion to decide whether to arrest an individual found sleeping in a car with the keys in the ignition based on the circumstances of the situation.Said by BSources on sleeping-in-car DUI cases say officers have wide discretion and decide case by case, weighing factors such as keys in the ignition, position in the vehicle, and the surrounding circumstances, which matches the claim. The sources are mostly secondary law-firm commentary and out-of-state rulings rather than a direct statement of policy, and they do not address the 2026-09-13 situation specifically, so confidence is moderate.True85% confidence4 sourcesSep 13, 2026AG1 Next Gen formula contains 75 plus ingredients.Said by DThe claim is that AG1 Next Gen contains 75-plus ingredients, and the post's 'Next Gym' is a transcription of AG1 Next Gen. Multiple sources, including a January 2026 Fortune review, an April 2026 Reuters report ('over 75 ingredients') and brand pages, state 75+ ingredients, so the claim was supported as of 2026-09-13. A 2025 Bon Appetit review cites 83 ingredients, which is still consistent with '75 plus'.True55% confidence7 sourcesSep 13, 2026Active shooter training includes instruction to target the pelvic girdle.Multiple sources report that firearms and tactical training, including active-shooter-related instruction, teaches pelvic girdle targeting as a secondary or last-resort option, so the claim is supported. The evidence is thinner than the claim's wording suggests: the pelvic-girdle material comes mainly from law-enforcement and tactical firearms training rather than the official CISA/FEMA active-shooter courses, which do not mention it, and the claim faithfully paraphrases the passage.True60% confidence1 sourceSep 13, 2026Prize Picks offers new users 150 dollars in lineups if they win their first 5 dollar lineup.Said by 3EPrizePicks' promo page (published 2026-10-31) states that new users who win their first $5+ Lineup receive $150 in Bonus Lineups, matching the claim. The page is dated after the 2026-09-13 post and is a single company-published source, so the offer is only directly confirmed for late October; the post's 'bringing back their best offer' wording suggests it was running in September too. The page also says the offer requires the MAXBONUS promo code and a first deposit of at least $10, which the claim omits but does not contradict.True60% confidence2 sourcesSep 13, 2026Prize Picks offers a Player Injury Guarantee that protects users if a player does not finish the first half of a game.Said by 3FPrizePicks' own injury policy page describes a 'Reboots' injury policy that reverts a lineup (as a DNP, at a lower payout) when a player leaves in the first half and does not return in the second half, which matches the claim's core. The only source is the operator's own page, published 2026-10-30, after the 2026-09-13 claim date, so it does not directly show the policy's terms on that date; the post's name 'Player Injury Guarantee' is its own label for the same policy and the claim is graded as the post's.