Canadian drug ring busted with hundreds of pounds seized
Authorities arrested 16 people in a case centered on a Toronto area ring that smuggled marijuana into the United States, some hidden in garbage trucks. Ringleader Trong Gia Nguyen faces conspiracy and money laundering charges as extradition requests are issued. arrests spread to Michigan Mississippi Maryland and California. Georgia Supreme Court voids state law banning tinted windows for out of state drivers ruling nonresidents can be targeted by police and law applies regardless of residence.
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Midwest
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Canada
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Mississippi
Maryland
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Georgia Supreme Court
Cobb County
Barry Morgan
Morgan
Jessica Ciak
Police kill coyote that attacked kids near Reagan Library
Police shot and killed a coyote that attacked four children in a Simi Valley neighborhood near the Reagan Library. None were seriously hurt. one child was hospitalized for bites. The animal was tested for rabies as authorities investigated the dry spell that may have brought it from the hills.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan Library
Chicken Ranch goes up for sale near Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS AP The Chicken Ranch, a famed brothel about 60 miles west of Las Vegas, is up for sale for just under seven million dollars after 22 years under Ken Green who bought it in 1982 for 1.25 million. He expanded the property from two trailers to a 40 acre spread with a bar parlor pool and themed bungalows. Green says he plans to work a bit longer before retiring.
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Ken Green
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Green
Baltimore to delete millions of e-mails
Baltimore will start automatically deleting emails older than 90 days to speed computer systems. Critics warn searches for public records may be hindered. City workers must save official messages. retention rules still apply under Maryland law.
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Maryland
Americans' credit cards cool in April slowing borrowing
Washington AP reports U S consumer credit rose 2.3 percent in April to a record 2.08 trillion, driven by non revolving loans and a $3.21 billion drop in credit card debt. March had a 5.5 percent surge amid energy price concerns and cautious consumer spending.
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