Panel finds police errors in Snelgrove death at Fenway
An AP based national briefing notes a panel faulted police for mistakes surrounding the October 21 pepper spray pellet shooting of Victoria Snelgrove outside Fenway Park after the pennant win. Five officers face internal discipline. Boston paid a 5.1 million settlement to her family. A separate health warning from Milwaukee officials warns doctors to watch for unusual illnesses in organ and blood recipients amid a rodent virus linked to six deaths.
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U.S
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Milwaukee
Matthew Kuehnert
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Malvo to face Maryland charges in sniper case
Convicted sniper Lee Boyd Malvo was transferred from Virginia to Maryland to face six first degree murder counts for the 2002 Washington area shootings. He remains in Montgomery County jail with Muhammad, who was already sentenced to death for separate Virginia killings. A bond hearing was tentatively scheduled.
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Washington Area
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Linda Franklin
Fairfax
Montgomery County
Harry Trainor
Trainor
John Allen Muhammad
Muhammad
Dean Meyers
Manassas
Runaway bride faces charges in Georgia case
Jennifer Wilbanks, 32, was indicted on charges of making a false statement and a false police report after claiming she was kidnapped. She could face up to six years in prison and $11,000 in fines plus possible reimbursement to authorities. Wilbanks vanished before her April 30 wedding in Duluth, traveled to Las Vegas and Albuquerque before recanting.
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Lawrenceville
Jennifer Wilbanks
Wilbanks
Duluth
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
N.M
Georgia
Silent Horizon war game tested CIA cyber response
The CIA conducted a three day exercise in Charlottesville Virginia simulating a Sept 11 like electronic assault to test government and industry readiness to respond to escalating Internet disruptions over months. The scenario involved a fictional alliance of anti American groups and anti globalization hackers, with the most serious damage anticipated in the final hours of the exercise.
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CIA
United States
Charlottesville
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