U S troops kill seven insurgents in raid may cause casualties
U S and Iraqi forces killed seven insurgents and detained three in a Monday raid near Hashimiyat Hibhib, close to the Zarqawi death site. Two children died in the operation, with residents accusing forces of targeting civilians. Coalition forces seized weapons including a RPG launcher, rockets, AK-47s, and ammunition.
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Bush calls for Iraqi security aid as Zarqawi death sparks early chaos
President Bush urges Baghdad to secure the nation as he begins a two day Camp David strategy session focusing on Iraq. Autopsy results show Abu Musab al Zarqawi survived the bombing of his safe house for nearly an hour before dying from injuries. An insurgent wave across Iraq kills over 50, including 11 in Baghdad car bombs and 4 at a gas station in Tal Afar. In Sadr City and other districts the violence intensifies while al Maliki plans a peace strategy and Muqtada al Sadr calls for resignations in the Shiite cabinet.
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Violent crime rise shown in 2005 FBI data across cities
FBI figures confirm a nationwide uptick in violent crime in 2005, with cities like Philadelphia Houston and Las Vegas reporting double digit increases in murders. National homicide totals climbed 4.8 percent to over 16 900 victims, the largest rise in 15 years. Local experts warn against overinterpreting year to year changes.
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Kansas Cities See Jump in Violent Crime in 2005
FBI figures show four of Kansas' largest cities reporting increased violent crime in 2005 led by Overland Park with a 49.7 percent rise and aggravated assaults up 75 percent from 2004. Olathe saw 30.5 percent property crime growth and 44 percent theft rise while Wichita data were unavailable. Nationwide violent crime rose 2.5 percent.
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Philadelphia deploys night unit as murders surge nationwide
Mecklenburg County sees a 44 percent spike with 87 to 122 cases, Milwaukee up 40 percent from 79 to 109, Cleveland up 38 percent, while Philadelphia with over 160 murders activates a special unit patrolling streets from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. shifting 46 officers. Overall violent crime rises 2.5 percent, the largest since 1991, totaling over 1.4 million crimes nationwide.
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