Traffic stop uncovers 60 neglected cats in van
In Roswell New Mexico a routine stop of a van with a defective taillight led to the rescue of more than 60 sick hungry cats. Driver Mary Jane Lyle 71 pleaded not guilty to animal cruelty charges and is held at Chaves County detention center. If prosecuted the counts carry possible prison time. An officer heard a cat in distress from the back of the moving vehicle and authorities handed the cats to animal control.
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N.M
Mary Jane Lyle
Chaves County
Lyle
Robert Giles
Calif company to pay 3.6M to settle charges
Tustin based Body Wise International Inc agreed to pay 3.6 million dollars to settle civil charges for misbranding AG Immune a dietary supplement as a cure or remedy for cancer AIDS heart disease and other serious ailments Investigators from the Orange County district attorney said the ads online and at seminars violated Health and Safety Code provisions The settlement involves local state and federal authorities with the firm signaling reform of practices
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Tustin
Calif
Body Wise International Inc
Orange County
California
Body Wise
Kansas Sheriff Killed Serving Warrant in Kansas
Greenwood County Sheriff Matt Samuels was shot and killed while serving felony warrants at a house in Eureka. A suspect barricaded inside the residence for most of the day before being arrested. the shooter’s identity and relation to the warrant remained unclear. Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline called the death a tragic loss for law enforcement and the state.
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Kansas
Kyle Smith
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Greenwood County
Matt Samuels
Phill Kline
Samuels
State of
Airline water risk rises as EPA calls for self testing
Coliform bacteria appeared in more airliners than last summer prompting stronger EPA guidance. Airlines must test water systems quarterly and disinfect water carts monthly while submitting results for review. EPA found coliform in 17 percent of random November December tests, up from 13 percent in earlier rounds.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Mexican army seizes La Palma prison to purge corruption
Mexican army and federal police R gained control of La Palma prison near Mexico City on Friday in a bid to crush organized crime networks operating from behind bars. On Wednesday, four year old German Hernandez rode his bike near a tank guarding the facility in Almoloya.
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la Palma
Almoloya
Mexico
Mexico City
Barge Explodes in Chicago Canal Trapping Worker
A barge carrying about 13 000 barrels of clarified slurry oil exploded on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, catching fire and sinking. A man believed missing worked on the vessel. Coast Guard and IEPA investigated spill size while search efforts paused overnight and to resume.
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Chicago
Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
Mac Meade
Coast Guard
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Maggie Carson
Louisiana high court reinstates anti gay marriage amendment
The Louisiana Supreme Court unanimously reinstated the defense of marriage amendment to the state constitution, reversing a district judge’s ruling that tied the measure to multiple subjects. The court said each provision is germane to defending marriage, noted supporters, and cited 78 percent voter approval.
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Supreme Court
Michael Johnson
Alliance Defense Fund
Chris Daigle
William Morvant
Baton Rouge
Randy Evans
Forum For Equality
Solomon
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