Ankle bracelets alarm surge tests monitoring systems
A three decade old crime tool, electronic ankle bracelets, now flood agencies with alerts often caused by dead batteries or lost signals. AP findings show hundreds of thousands of offenders monitored and thousands of alerts daily, with lapses in response contributing to serious crimes.
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Ruling party wins in close Cambodian vote
In Phnom Penh, Hun Sen's Cambodian People’s Party gains a narrow victory in national elections, winning 68 seats to the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party's 55. The vote ends years of near dominance and highlights concerns over corruption, land seizures, and foreign concessions, with analysts split on the opposition's program.
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