Tasers court review after officer uses cited in Dayton area case
Franklin police used Tasers about 35 times in three years chief says Tasers reduce injuries. Two separate incidents led to lawsuits. one by grand daughter- voicing domestic dispute involving grandmother Gladys Kidwell who was tasered during arrest. another by Vernon and Kimberly Ransom alleging excessive force. State Bureau of Investigation to review. internal probes cleared officers.
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Warren County
James Ruppert
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Neal Bronson
Kimberly Ransom
Vernon Ransom
Diekman
Keen
Keene
Staton
Hoyt
Hutzel
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Franklin Force
Violence rages in Baghdad amid car bombs and attacks
Insurgents unleashed a wave of bombings across Baghdad on Sunday leaving at least 25 dead and over 50 wounded as U S troops and Iraqi police responded. A car bomb at a funeral tent plus several roadside blasts targeted police and civilians, with gun battles and ambushes reported near Diala Bridge and other areas. The attacks unfold during political wrangling as Sunnis were largely excluded from the new Shiite dominated cabinet. Douglas Wood appeared in a videotape urging coalition forces to leave.
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Mosul
Goran
U.S
Baghdad
Diala Bridge
Ibrahim al-Jaafari
Saddam
Douglas Wood
Bush
John Howard
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Iraq
Wood
Bush urges male role models in youth program
First Lady Laura Bush highlights need for more men in classrooms and as mentors for boys while discussing youth challenges. She cites Census data showing disparities in two-parent homes and births to unmarried women among black families, noting the broader national scope of youth issues. The event coincides with teacher of the year Kamras of Sousa Middle School, who is White with Black students.
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America
Jason Kamras
Washington D.C
John Philip Sousa Middle School
Kamras
Sousa
Mystery of Hassan Kidnapping Near Baghdad Deepens
A raid 18 miles south of Baghdad yields Hassan related items as three Iraqi suspects are taken into custody in the Margaret Hassan case. Iraqi police say pocket book and clothes found. sources say documents seized and confess. Hassan, a British Iraqi citizen, vanished after being abducted. The source notes she was killed in Fallujah during the November assault against rebels.
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Hassan
Baghdad
Iraq
Margaret Hassan
Martin Cronin
Cronin
Madain
Fallujah
U.S
Wage stagnation despite labor market weakness noted
Wages are squeezed as benefits rise and firms divert funds to pensions and health insurance. Economists cite a weak labor market with a 5.2 percent jobless rate masking discouraged workers who have left the labor force, including many factory laborers from closed mills.
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Daniel Meckstroth
Manufacturers Alliance
MAPI
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