New Orleans police arrest suspect in officer killing
After a 24 hour manhunt New Orleans police arrested Travis Boys 33 believed to have shot and killed Officer Daryle Holloway 45 while in handcuffs being transported to jail. He was captured after boarding then leaving a city bus as officers spotted him. He was treated for dehydration and booked on first degree murder aggravated escape illegal firearm and aggravated battery charges.
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Texas abortion law faces Supreme Court review in June
Abortion providers ask the Supreme Court to block two Texas clinic provisions that require hospital like surgical standards and admitting privileges for doctors. The law, signed by Governor Perry in 2013, has already led to the closure of many clinics, with ten of nineteen remaining expected to shut by July 1 without a court order. The case fits a broader pattern of state abortion restrictions amid the 2016 campaign.
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U.S.A. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Drugs rampant in California prisons
California inmates die of drug overdoses at nearly triple the national rate amid new state attempts to curb smuggling. The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spends 8 million on drug-detecting scanners and drug-sniffing dogs, plus strip searches of visitors, but results are limited. Critics warn of false positives and humiliation, while lawmakers push for an evaluation of all programs. More than 150 inmates have died of overdoses since 2006 and hepatitis C deaths rose with needle sharing.
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Vacaville
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California
Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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