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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2015
Page
14
National Philadelphia AP reports 17-year-old Giovanni Cotto, driving a car stopped for expired tags, allegedly fired at a trooper during a pursuit. A school bus was struck as the vehicles burned. the trooper, Patrick Casey, was treated for a shoulder wound and the suspect held on 3 million bail.
Mourners filled a north Minneapolis church for Jamar Clark’s funeral as clashes and protests resume near the 4th Precinct. Police say Clark died after a scuffle with officers during an assault investigation, and three men face charges for a separate shooting of five protesters. Reacting to the violence, Clark’s family and activists urge safety and seek release of dash video.
President Obama said there is no specific credible intelligence of a terrorist plot on the United States ahead of Thanksgiving. He urged vigilance, noted Paris attacks, and reassured Americans that homeland security and law enforcement are taking every possible step to keep the nation safe.
President Putin orders deployment of S-400 air defense systems to Hemeimeem base in Latakia Syria following Turkey's downing of a Russian Su-24. Turkish airspace crossing cited. Kremlin warns of serious consequences and enhanced flight safety measures.
Police with automatic weapons guard reopened schools and subway stations in Brussels as authorities continue a manhunt linked to Paris killings. About half the subway network operated, while Brussels remained at the highest alert level despite easing measures through the weekend.
European border reintroductions threaten trade and tourism. EU officials warn a permanent return to controls could hobble the euro and cost Europe billions overall, with Wall Street analyst Dane Davis noting reduced trade and high economic losses across member states.
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