Teen-ager Killing Prompts Pentagon Policy Review
In El Paso the death of Esequiel Hernandez Jr. during a U S drug interdiction operation triggers a Defense Department review of policies. Officials consider immunities for troops aiding civilian authorities to prevent future legal exposure while ensuring actions stay within rules.
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EL Paso
Esequiel Hernandez Jr
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Hernandez
Navy
Cmdr
Scott Campbell
Campbell
Belen Hernandez Key Figure Amid Victim's Family Note
Belen Hernandez, victin's sister, is referenced in early lines as a relative connected to the case. The fragment places her as a named family member among the victim's circle, suggesting her involvement or concern is noted in the report.
Redford waits for jury findings in Hernandez case
A grand jury in Marfa hears testimony on whether Marine Cpl. Clemente Banuelos and three other Marines will face charges over the death of 18 year old Ezequiel Hernandez. Residents dispute timing of the fatal shot while immunity offers to some witnesses surface amid the hearing.
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la Follette
Bedford
Clemente Banuelos
Ezequiel Hernandez
Banuelos
Cann Ada Odintodey Te
Velenzuela
Hernandez
Valenzuela
Boerne Church and City Reach Zoning Truce
St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church and Boerne officials agreed to expand the church sanctuary by 850 seats while preserving 80 percent of the old 1923 fieldstone structure in the historic district. The four year dispute, once before the Supreme Court, ends with a plan the city calls peaceable and forward looking for the Hill Country town of about 4,700 people.
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Bo Sareecarter
Boerne
Patrick Heath
Supreme Court
San Antonio
St. Peter's
Odessa High School stabbing fuels gang attack probe
Odessa police investigated a stabbing outside Odessa High School in the afternoon, with a student in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital. Officers pursued leads, noting possible gang ties. A white four door Chrysler was described as the vehicle involved, with two others said to be riding inside.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Ron Inge
Odessa High School
Cpl
Robert Hammerman
OPD
Stokes
Sotelo
Louisiana okays license to kill carjackers in new law
Louisiana lawmakers pass a self defense measure allowing deadly force to stop carjackings with Senate approval 93 to 3 and House vote 34 to 0. Gov. Mike Foster signs the bill amid criticism that it widens rights for car thieves and places burden on victims to prove threat.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Bert Garraway
Public Defender Office
Joyce
Sandy Krasnoff
Victims and Citizens Against Crime
Ae Ee
Win Sided
New Orleans
Colado
Nals
Erika Schwarz
Peppi Bruneau
Senate
Mike Foster
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Victin
Redford
Mary Agnes Welch
Larry Beckner
Lemeetat
Young Ater
Lott
Whana
Copus Avenue
Tony Cummings
St. Peter the Apostle Catholic
Abby
Buck
OHS
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