Pack of attacking dogs blamed in census worker death
Indiana prosecutors file criminal recklessness charges against Nashville couple Wayne Newton and Joann Latvaitis for deaths caused by dogs not properly contained. Dorothy Stewart, 71, died after being mauled outside a rural home where she was surveying occupants. Autopsy links death to dog attack by as many as 20 animals. House residents had prior citations for unrestrained dogs since 1989. The case spurs talk of tightening local animal-control rules.
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Skull of Civil War general stolen from Rochester grave
Police investigate the theft of Gen Elisha G Marshall’s skull from Mount Hope Cemetery Rochester. Remains were dug up between 8 p.m Tuesday and 11:30 a.m. Wednesday with bones found nearby and satanic symbols on the site. The crime occurred during the summer solstice, a day police associate with satanic activity.
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Mother sentenced for caning teen stepdaughter in Georgia
Korean immigrant Young Lee, 42, a Lawrenceville minister's wife, received a two year prison term after a Gwinnett County jury found her guilty of child cruelty for beating her teenage stepdaughter HaeMi Lee in November 1998. Photos showed welts and red stripes. supporters argued the discipline followed traditional methods.
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Police disarm toddler wandering in Spokane parking lot
A two year old boy was found wandering in a Spokane parking lot with a loaded firearm. Officers disarmed the toddler and took him into protective custody. Child Protective Services placed the child in foster care while the mother, sleeping in a nearby apartment, claimed ignorance of the weapon’s origin. Police noted protective services had visited the apartment that day.
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Reno describes Waco plan during final standoff deposition
Atty General Janet Reno said FBI commanders had discretion to insert tear gas within the plan at Mount Carmel near Waco. The approved tactic involved tank booms gradually introducing gas, with dismantling if 48 hours failed, amid a $675 million wrongful death suit over 80 deaths.
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