Police chief murdered on first day of work in border city
Alejandro Dominguez, the only applicant for Nuevo Laredo police chief, was killed on his first day in office as cartels wage a turf war. Officials said the city remains defenseless while federal forces reassess security, with over 60 dead since January including Dominguez and six other police.
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Rumsfeld outlines handling of Guantanamo detainees
U S Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told reporters at a NATO meeting that the United States prefers detainees at Guantanamo Bay be held by their home countries. He said the goal is to hand over prisoners to countries of origin as much as possible, and he denied knowledge of any Bush administration talks to close the facility. Bush signaled openness to options for detaining the prisoners. Human rights groups have alleged mistreatment and the Pentagon confirmed Quran mishandling by some personnel.
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Senate approves Pryor for appeals court
The GOP controlled Senate approved William Pryor and David McKeague and Richard Griffin for U.S. Appeals Court seats. Pryor won 53 45 to join the 11th Circuit covering Alabama Georgia and Florida Griffin and McKeague were confirmed 95 0 and 96 0 respectively to the 6th Circuit in Cincinnati President Bush praised the confirmations noting the nominees had waited over eight years for votes and Pryors February 2004 recess appointment would have ended without confirmation.
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Officer Strikes Hit and Run Victim in Road
In Gastonia North Carolina a police officer responding to an emergency struck a man with his cruiser while on scene investigators seek to determine if the victim was already dead when struck again. The officer J C May was placed on administrative leave as the State Highway Patrol investigates.
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