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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2012

Page

12

Trio of Doughertys Sentenced in Colorado Bank Robbery Case

Ryan Dougherty 22 receives 18 years after pleading guilty to five counts of menacing. Sister Lee Grace Dougherty gets 24 years and brother Dylan Stanley-Dougherty 32 years. The siblings were billed in a cross state crime spree including a bank robbery and a police shooting. A Aug. 10 chase and shootout in southern Colorado ended the manhunt. Georgia authorities await extradition with a May 15 Albany hearing.

Wallenburg Colo Colorado Ryan Dougherty Dougherty Lee Grace Dougherty Dylan Stanley-Dougherty Georgia Florida U.S. Marshals Service Albany

NYC officials sue police over response to protests

Four City Council members and others file a federal civil rights suit alleging the NYPD violated free speech rights, used excessive force, arrested protesters on dubious charges, and hindered journalists and observers. They seek an outside monitor as oversight amid planned May Day actions.

New York Wall Street City Law Department Michael Bloomberg

Grandparents charged after towing girl behind SUV

Sarasota deputies arrested two Florida grandparents after they hooked their granddaughter’s plastic toy car to an SUV and towed her under 10 mph. The 7-year-old, in a swimsuit with no helmet, was unharmed. One grandparent, Paul Berloni, faces DUI, child endangerment, and suspended-license charges.

Sarasota, Fla Florida Sarasota County Sarasota

Invisible man shadows U.S. China talks in 2012

Washington and Beijing avoid mentioning Chen Guangcheng as talks on economy, North Korea and Iran proceed. Obama deflects questions while Clinton vows to raise human rights, signaling a fragile but ongoing dialogue.

Washington D.C Beijing Tiananmen Square Barack Obama China North Korea Iran Sudan U.S Chen Guangcheng Obama White House Yoshihiko Noda Hillary Rodham Clinton Chen Clinton

Underreporting of Afghan insider attacks by ISAF

The AP reveals that the U S led coalition under reports insider attacks by Afghan soldiers and police on allied troops. In several incidents Afghan shooters wounded or missed U S troops, with some attackers killed by Americans present, and details kept from public release.

Washington, D.C Associated Press U.S United States International Security Assistance Force ISAF Kandahar Washington

Iran warns U S stealth jets deployment harms regional security

Iran's defense minister Gen Ahmad Vahidi called reports of U S F 22 Raptors deploying to UAE harmful and a form of psychological warfare, saying outside powers should not base forces in the region and that security must be regional. The U S move was reported by Aviation Week and follows tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

Tehran Iran United Arab Emirates ISNA Ahmad Wahidi U.S Uae al Dafra Emirate Vahidi Aviation Week Washington

Muslims urged to vote in French presidential race

Imams and Islamic groups call on France's Muslim population to vote in the Sunday election, framing it as a civic duty amid rising anti Muslim rhetoric. The effort aims to boost turnout, with Hollande seen as more likely to benefit than Sarkozy.

Paris France Francois Hollande Nicolas Sarkozy

Uganda says Kony backed by Sudan, fresh claim

Ugandan officials renewed a long standing charge that Joseph Kony and the Lord's Resistance Army receive backing from Sudan. General Aronda Nyakairima cited a captured LRA fighter report claiming Kony recently visited southern Sudan, while Col. Felix Kulayigye noted rebels wore new uniforms allegedly supplied by Sudan.

Kampala Uganda Joseph Kony Lord’s Resistance Sudan Aronda Nyakaiima LRA Kony Felix Kulayigye Nyakahima

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