No Powerball winner and growing Saturday jackpot
No Powerball jackpot was won on Wednesday night in Des Moines as no ticket matched all six numbers. Four tickets matched the first five numbers and the Powerball, each winning 100000, with two sold in Missouri, one in Montana and one in Nebraska. The Saturday jackpot is estimated at 24 million dollars. In other news a Jacksonville mother Tyaiist Green 19 received 60 days in jail for lending her baby to a stranger to beg for sympathy. She pled guilty to child neglect and was placed on three years of probation with parenting classes and family counseling. Also authorities say six UPS drivers and 8 others were arrested in a burglary ring involving stealing electronic gear clothing and jewelry from an FBI undercover operation in Manhattan. The case could bring up to 10 years per count in prison for conspiracies and theft. All quotes are paraphrased.
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Boston Officer Convicted in Beating Cover-Up
Kenneth Conley, 29, convicted in federal court of perjury and obstruction for grand jury false testimony about the January 1995 beating of undercover Officer Michael Cox by three colleagues who mistook him for a fleeing suspect. Sentencing set for Sept 29. max 15 years and $500,000 fine. Cox suffered concussion and kidney damage, out of work six months and now sues the officers.
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Congress hears tales of flying the unfriendly skies
The hearing before a House Transportation Committee panel heard FAA officials airline executives and flight attendant unions urge a crackdown on unruly passengers. They pressed prosecutions for interference with flight crews and limits on carry on bags citing safety risks. Incidents included a South African Airways captain scalding two passengers and an American Airlines passenger who disrobed in a lavatory and fought others.
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