Ramsey case widens to six states and alibi doubt
The JonBenet Ramsey murder probe expands to six states with officials questioning the alibi of her 20 year old half brother. Dist. Atty. Alex Hunter says more work on the alibi is needed while forensic labs delay for six weeks. Investigators have recently been sent to West Virginia Arizona Georgia Illinois and Ohio, after earlier visits to Michigan.
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New York man charged in Cosby extortion plot
Boris Sabas known as Boris Shmulevich, 42, was arrested in Los Angeles and charged with aiding an extortion plot to obtain 40 million from Bill Cosby. Indicted in New York, Sabas allegedly drove Autumn Jackson, 22, and Jose Medina, 51, to the airport on Jan. 17 for a trip to New York to pressure Cosby through tabloids. Jackson’s boyfriend Antonay Williams, 26, has pleaded guilty to aiding the plot and will testify.
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Best Buy sued by shopper over price recording incident
Ronald Kahlow, 54, seeks 90000 from Best Buy after he was arrested for trespassing when he used a laptop to note TV prices in stores. He recorded prices to compare and later was found innocent. he argues the policy stifles price competition.
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Ag department freezes discrimination, seeds civil rights drive
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman pledged to root out discrimination at USDA. A civil rights task force submitted 92 recommendations with a six month deadline for action, including holding agency heads liable and creating a zero tolerance policy for retaliation. The plan seeks to convert 12,000 county Farm Service Agency positions to federal status and to review foreclosures for unfair treatment.
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Brady backers mark Brady law third anniversary
James and Sarah Brady urged the Supreme Court to uphold background checks under the Brady gun control law on its third anniversary. They cited the Empire State Building gun attack while emphasizing the need to prevent felons from buying firearms. Two sheriffs from Montana and Arizona challenge mandatory background checks.
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