Florida armored car thief tied to $22 million heist
Philip Noel Johnson, 33, a longtime armored car driver in Florida and Georgia, is accused of robbing his employer and stealing a van with $22 million. Investigators say he planned the crime for years, used fake IDs, and may have fled abroad after the March 29 robbery, leaving questions about the money's whereabouts. Local neighbors describe his lifelong frustrations and talk of God, while authorities search for him.
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Apology Issued Over Editorial Cartoon on Capital Punishment
The Arizona Republic apologized for a June 11 cartoon by Steve Benson that mocked capital punishment using the image of a rescuer with a child killed in the Oklahoma City bombing. Pirates said the depiction caused distress to victims families and firefighters.
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Iraqi singer Kadhem al Saher denies assassination report
Kadhem al Saher dismissed a Babil newspaper claim of an attack on his car while en route to Baghdad for a Saddam Hussein era tribute. He said he was not subjected to any incident. He is closely tied to Odai, Saddam’s son, a point raised by opposition groups.
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