Man shot over singer height in Alabama
In Atmore a 70 year old man Dan Gulley Jr was charged with assault after shooting David James Brooks Jr over a dispute about James Brown height. Brooks fired back and both men were at a friend’s home when the incident occurred. Brooks hospitalized and Gulley in Escambia County Jail. Brown, 73, died December 25. height reports vary.
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Illinois deputy marshal charged with leaking mob case data
John Thomas Ambrose a 38 year old former supervisory inspector with the U S Marshals Service Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force surrendered at the FBI Chicago office after being charged with leaking information about a reputed mobster cooperation in the Chicago organized crime investigation the top echelon of the family is involved.
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Four shot at Indianapolis factory employing disabled workers
In Indianapolis a man opened fire at a factory employing people with disabilities, wounding four co workers with a .380 handgun. Jason Burnam, 24, was arrested in the company cafeteria after authorities say he claimed the attack was “over respect.” Two men and two women were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Burnam’s mother said he had been medicated for low mood and appeared fine earlier that day.
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Louisville priests abuse suit targets Vatican in negligence claim
A federal judge in Kentucky allowed three men who say they were abused as children by priests in the Archdiocese of Louisville to press damages claims against the Vatican. The ruling lets depositions of Vatican officials and access to church records, advancing the negligence theory that top church leaders should have warned the public or authorities.
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Louisiana residents march to demand end to crime
More than 3,000 people gathered at City Hall in New Orleans calling for an end to violence that has killed nine residents since New Year’s Day. Speakers from local neighborhoods urged witnesses to report crime while signs denounced the silence as complicity. Mayor Nagin watched from a podium as protesters voiced frustration.
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Patrick rolls back immigration arrest policy in Massachusetts
Governor Deval Patrick, elected Democrat, rescinds a policy from the previous administration that allowed state troopers to arrest illegal immigrants. He replaces it with a program to deport convicted criminals currently serving time in state prisons.
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Deval Patrick
Minnesota mom fights bus ban over language claim
In St. Paul, Rachel Armstrong says her three children were barred from a school bus after boarding with a driver who warned they could not ride home. Officials acknowledge poor handling but deny language was a factor, citing residence outside the attendance area as the reason.
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Rachel Armstrong
Armstrong
Dayna Kennedy
Locker crackdown sparks FDNY protest with flags
In New York City the fire department's push to remove items from outside firehouse lockers drew anger from firefighters. Union leaders said they would distribute 10,000 American flag decals for crews to place on lockers in defiance of the crackdown.
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Texas parents sue Robstown over power shutoff
Frank and Ashley Tijerina sue the city utility in Robstown claiming their 3 year old son Isaac who relies on a ventilator was endangered when power was cut for about eight minutes on January 4. They described frantic efforts to restore power and keep the ventilator functioning.
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Ashley Tijerina
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Frank Tijerina
Duke accuser alters account in lacrosse case
In Durham prosecutors were told in December that one of the three Duke players did not commit any sex act during the alleged attack. The accuser said Reade Seligmann was urged to join, but he declined due to his upcoming marriage, according to defense papers filed Thursday.
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Duke Lacrosse
Reade Seligmann
Rhode Island Mom Pleads No Contest In School Brawl
In Woonsocket Rhode Island a mother Ana Rivera 44 pleaded not guilty to a simple assault charge while her 13 year old daughter faced a separate no contest plea in a middle school brawl. Police said Rivera drove her suspended daughter to Woonsocket Middle School on Monday to fight another 13 year old girl. The melee drew in two other girls and a teacher.
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Ana Rivera
Woonsocket Middle School
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