Los Angeles airport gunman takes plea deal avoids death penalty
Paul Ciancia, who stormed LAX Terminal 3 in 2013 killing TSA officer Gerardo Hernandez and wounding three others, accepts a plea guaranteeing life in prison. Hernandez's wife Ana Machuca speaks of loss and the unfulfilled wish for the death penalty. Ciancia wrote a note promising to instill fear and undermine TSA searches. He is to plead guilty to murder and related counts in a federal court proceeding.
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Los Angeles International
Paul Cianca
Transportation Security Administration
Gerardo Hernandez
U.S. District Court
Hernandez
Ana Machuca
Ciancia
Paul Ciancia
TSA
Thom Mrozek
U.S
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New Jersey
Tony Grigsby
James Speer
Grigsby
Speer
Brian Ludmer
Machuca
Police struggle with texting while driving across states
Police deploy high vantage spots and creative tactics to curb texting while driving. In two hours last October, 56 tickets were issued in Bethesda and West Bridgewater, while nationwide 2015 distracted driving fatalities rose to about 3,500.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
Bethesda
Maryland
Massachusetts
Boston
U.S
Matthew Monteiro
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Puerto Rico
Deborah Hersman
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National Transportation Safety Board
Ex Stanford swimmer released after half-term jail term
Brock Turner, ex Stanford swimmer, walked from Santa Clara County jail after serving six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. He plans to move to Ohio to live with his parents and faces life registration as a sex offender plus three years supervised probation.
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Stanford University
Brock Turner
Santa Clara County
Turner
Ohio
California
Aaron Persky
Persky
Greene County
Gene Fischer
Xenia
Dayton
Fischer
Sheriff's Office
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