Soldier Green diagnosed with homicidal ideations before killings
AP reports Army private Steven D. Green was found to have homicidal ideations after seeking help from Combat Stress Team in Iraq on December 21, 2005. He later faced murder and rape charges for the Mahmudiyah killings and awaits trial in Kentucky as other soldiers die in court-martial proceedings.
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U.S
Green
Elspeth Cameron Ritchie
Army
Ritchie
101St Airborne Division
Marines
Iraq
Timeline of Green unit in Iraq and 2005 2006 murders
September 2005 soldiers of the 1st Battalion 502nd Infantry deploy to Iraq near the Triangle of Death south of Baghdad led by Pfc Steven Green. November 2 2005 three battalion soldiers die in a roadside bombing. December 21 Green seeks help for homicidal ideations and is treated. March 12 2006 a Mahmoudiya family is killed. March 20 Green is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder and discharged. June 29 2006 Green arrested on rape and murder charges. August 8 2006 a Baghdad hearing on courts martial. November 15 2006 Barker pleads guilty to murders with a plea deal.
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Fort Campbell
Pfc
Steven D. Green
Iraq
Green
Associated Press
Baghdad
Mahmoudiya
Abeer Qassim al-Janabi
502Nd Infantry Regiment
Steven Green
US. Army
502Nd
North Carolina
Kentucky
Paul E. Cortez
James PF. Barker
James P. Barker
Wealthy Mexicans flee to escape kidnappings
In Chula Vista California, wealthy Mexicans flee Tijuana to escape kidnapping and violence. Francisco Villegas Peralta, head of the Tijuan a restaurant association, says hundreds of restaurateurs and families have left over two years as officials crack down on crime. New arrivals mix with a growing city population and gated communities across the border.
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Chula Vista
Calif
Francisco Villegas Peralta
Tijuana
Mexico
Villegas
Restaurant Association
San Diego
Juan Jose Plascencia
U.S
Adults living with kids eat more fat study finds
An AP report from Des Moines notes adults living with children eat more fat, including saturated fat, than those in childless households. Researchers analyzed 6,600 adults over 24 hours and found daily fat intake higher by about five grams with children present, suggesting time pressures and family food options influence nutrition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Helena Laroche
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Laroche
University of Michigan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Susan Mitchell
Orlando
Fla
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine
Bitpiawy
Jebim
University of Iowa
Bilpuwew.viowa
Unive
Ichigan
Ite
Malibu wildfire scars reveal resilient stars and rebuilt plans
Suzanne Somers described Malibu’s devastation after Monday’s brush fire that destroyed five homes and damaged six others on the beach. Fire officials traced the blaze to Malibu Bluffs Park with Santa Ana winds driving the 20 acre spread toward Pacific Coast Highway. City leaders criticize brush restrictions but vow public safety, while residents like retiree Howard Smith assess the damage to their homes.
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Malibu
Calif
Blue Pacific
Suzanne Somers
Somers
Santa Ana
Los Angeles County
P. Michael Freeman
Malibu Bluffs Park
California Coastal Commission
Coastal Commission
Kearsley
Howard Smith
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Journal of the American AP Board of Family Medicine
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