Suspect dies after shootout in South Dakota police ambush
Daniel Tiger, 22, died at Rapid City Regional Hospital after a gun battle that killed Officer James McCandless and wounded Officers Nick Armstrong and Tim Doyle in Rapid City. The suspect and three companions were confronted over an alcohol violation when he opened fire, triggering a return volley from officers. The Division of Criminal Investigation will review the encounter.
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James Ryan McCandless
Nick Armstrong
Tim Doyle
Department
State Division of Criminal Investigation
Judy Carpenter Reflects On Jessica's Death And TV Interview
Judy Carpenter, still in the Aiken area, recalls closure after Atkins was sentenced and discusses family reflections during the Discovery Channel interview. She notes her daughters, now in their 30s, sharing how Jessica's death changed their lives and how the family intends to honor Jessica on her birthday and anniversary. The crew spoke with Aiken Public Safety investigators and community members as filming unfolded, with a November air date anticipated.
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Judy Carpenter
Atkins
Aiken
Jessica
Discovery Channel
Judy
Aiken Public Safety
Aiken County
Dwayne Courtney
Public Safety
Ray Scott
Police Department
Jeffs Delays Opening in Sex Abuse Trial in Texas
Warren Jeffs, leader of the Fundamentalist Church, slows his sex abuse trial with a 30 minute opening statement about religious persecution after prosecutors rest their case. He faces charges of sexually assaulting two underage girls, with a possible 119 years to life if convicted.
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San Angelo
Texas
Warren Jeffs
Jeffs
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith Jr
JD Roundy
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