Cannibal Cop Gilberto Valle Sentenced After Role-Play Defense
Former NYPD officer Gilberto Valle, known as the cannibal cop, receives time served on a misdemeanor charge after a judge voided his 2013 kidnapping conspiracy conviction. Valle told the judge the women were never in danger and apologized for the trial, maintaining his chats were fantasy role play.
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Doctor: Girl competent in Slender Man case
A Wisconsin judge says a 12 year old girl accused in the Slender Man stabbing case has improved mentally and is fit to stand trial after a state doctor’s report. The judge deferred ruling as the defense seeks further discussion, with further court action planned.
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Israeli Move in East Jerusalem Triggers U S Concern
Israeli authorities preliminarily approved 200 homes in the Ramat area of East Jerusalem, with 174 more in an Arab neighborhood. The plan, described as a preliminary stage, drew U S concern ahead of John Kerry’s Jordan visit to calm tensions over Jerusalem’s contested holy sites and stalled peace talks.
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Obama flags limits of Myanmar reform push
In Naypyitaw Obama confronts backsliding on promised reforms and rights. He notes Suu Kyi remains ineligible for next year’s presidency under constitutional rules while Rohingya persecution worsens. Washington questions leverage after lifting sanctions.
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IS militants overrun Camp Saqlawiyah in Anbar raid
Islamic State fighters disguised in Iraqi uniforms stormed Camp Saqlawiyah in western Anbar, driving about 700 Iraqi soldiers to flee. At least 40 were killed and 68 captured, paraded in Fallujah amid U.S. moves to deploy advisers on the ground. Russian plan for global bomber patrols emerges as NATO warns of a Russian buildup in Ukraine and Crimea tensions rise.
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