Gunman shot trying to enter Capitol in Washington
An armed man identified as Larry Dawson from Tennessee was shot by Capitol police after drawing a weapon at officers while attempting to enter the Capitol Visitor Center. He had prior disruptions of a House session and was known to Capitol police. A bystander sustained minor injuries. the Capitol briefly closed and then reopened.
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Immigration agents arrest 1100 in nationwide gang sweep Project Shadowfire
U S immigration agents arrested 1133 suspects in a five week operation dubbed Project Shadowfire targeting international gangs involved in drug trafficking murder and racketeering. 915 were cross border gang members and associates with most detainees linked to MS-13 Surenos Norteos Bloods and prison based gangs. The operation centered on Los Angeles San Juan Houston El Paso and other areas. 239 detainees were foreign nationals and over 150 firearms 44 pounds of narcotics and 70000 in dollars were seized.
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Pakistan vows major operation after Easter park attack in Lahore
In Lahore crowds mourn 72 killed and about 300 injured as families, many Muslims, gather for Easter. Jamaat-ul-Ahrar claims link to the blast targeting Christians in a worsening violence across Punjab. Military to lead a full scale crackdown while investigators track suspects and recover ammunition.
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Muhammad Imtiaz
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Suspect in Brussels bombing released after lack of evidence
A suspect in the Brussels airport and subway bombings was released for lack of evidence as the death toll rose to 35. The man Faycal C. was identified in media as the "man in a hat" and a fugitive believed to be the third attacker.
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