Oregon hot shots return to aid Colorado blaze at Storm King
Prineville Hot Shots, including Tony Johnson and his brother Rob, revisit Colorado fights. Fire crews, observing lessons from 1994 Storm King blaze, emphasize safety over danger as two large fires burn near Denver with containment hoped for.
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Controlled burns curb Colorado forest fire damage near Conifer
Forest officials credit prescribed burns with slowing the Hi Meadow fire in the Conifer area. Spokesman Steep Wiess says reducing fuel and spacing trees altered forest conditions and limited damage. About 5,000 acres in the southern fire zone are under active management, helping stop the blaze in parts of the area, according to US Forest Service official Henry Goehle.
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Police explore less than lethal weapons in policing
Police study nonlethal options like beanbag rounds as alternatives to gunfire. Experts warn the absence of intermediate weapons pushes officers toward lethal force, while departments expand nonlethal gear and training with government funding shaping policy and practice.
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Police arrest teen in deadly Columbus fire
A 17-year-old boy told police he threw a firework into a duplex where a Saturday morning fire killed three children and left their mother Cynthia Campbell in critical condition with burns. Mitchell Sexton Jr faces involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault charges as investigators detail a tragic case. The mother escaped by jumping from an upstairs window. the children were 4, 2, and 11 years old.
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Military plane crashes during show at Willow Grove
A military F-14 Tomcat crashed during an air show at Willow Grove Naval Air Station in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Details on casualties were not immediately available. witnesses reported a fiery rupture as the jet went down.
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