Ex-officers sentenced in Tulsa police corruption case
A federal judge sentenced former Tulsa police officer Cpl. Harold R. Wells to 10 years in prison for his role in a corruption scandal that led to dozens of convictions being overturned. Wells and three others were sentenced in Oklahoma City. Gray and McFadden cooperated for lighter terms.
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Virginia man surrenders in Vermont custody case
Federal prosecutors say Kenneth L. Miller of Stuart Draft Virginia aided Lisa Miller and her daughter Isabella flee the country to avoid custody to her former partner Janet Jenkins. Miller surrendered in Vermont on charges linked to coordinating help from Canada and New Jersey for travel to Nicaragua in September 2009.
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Fear and cautious revival in Ciudad Mier after army take over
In Ciudad Mier the town shows scars and signs of recovery nine months after drug gang battles. Army barracks opened to restore calm but fear lingers as about a third of the 8000 residents have not returned. Local mayor Alberto Gonzalez Pena notes lingering trauma while troops patrol and some businesses remain shuttered.
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Congo postpones presidential results by 48 hours
Congo election commission delays the release of presidential results for 48 hours citing technical difficulties and a pledge to ensure transparency. President Joseph Kabila’s five year mandate expires at midnight Tuesday as the government had pushed to complete voting amid ballot delivery problems.
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Vatican Tattoo History Conference Draws Unlikely Pair
At a Vatican University event titled Into the Skin Identity symbols and history of permanent body marks a Christian arts group and Israel s ambassador to the Holy See organized a conference on tattoos in shaping identity. Ambassador Mordechay Levy noted the paradox of Judaism s ban on tattooing and Holocaust memory while defending academic study of the topic.
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