Protests sharpen calls for police reform in Sacramento
Amid ongoing demonstrations over the killing of Stephen Clark, activists demand reforms in patrols and use of force. The NAACP presses for state oversight and new rules on muting recordings as officials await full autopsy and investigation results.
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Protester Struck by Police Cruiser in Sacramento Clash
A 61-year-old activist Wanda Cleveland was hit by a Sacramento County sheriff’s SUV as protesters dispersed after a demonstration over Stephen Clark’s shooting. Police say the collision occurred at slow speeds during a tense scene. the incident is under CHP and internal review.
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Israel rejects Gaza death inquiry after border clashes
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman condemned calls for an investigation into the deaths of at least 15 Palestinians during the March of Return protests along the Gaza border. He said only those who approached the fence were shot, and no inquiry commission will be established. The clashes occurred as Gaza residents demonstrated along the border fence to mark land appropriation in 1976.
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Pope urges end to deaths in Holy Land and Syria
In his Easter Urbi et Orbi address Pope Francis appeals for peace in the Holy Land after Palestinian deaths on the Gaza border and calls for humanitarian aid to Syria. He also prays for peace in South Sudan, Congo, Venezuela, and a resumption of dialogue on the Korean Peninsula ahead of the April 27 summit.
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Tiangong-1 defunct China space station burns up over South Pacific
Tiangong-1 re entered Earth's atmosphere over the South Pacific, with the 8.5 ton module mostly burning up on re entry. Beijing said little of the debris surviving and the incident involved international tracking and coordination.
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