Corps let off the hook for Katrina flooding ruling
A three judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed and shielded the Army Corps of Engineers from paying compensation for Hurricane Katrina flood damages The ruling limits lawsuits against federal agencies by affirming immunity for actions tied to public policy and flood control decisions The decision leaves about 100 000 Katrina claims in limbo and could influence future flood disaster cases across the nation
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Pittsburgh police to train on social media use for hostages
Pittsburgh officers will learn social media defusing and monitoring after Klein Thaxton used a hostage's computer to post lamenting messages during a downtown tower standoff. Lt. Jason Lando says future training will cover online posts by suspects to aid negotiations and investigations.
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