Guard shoots finger to remove wedding ring
Alfredo Malespini III a 31 year old federal prison lieutenant was cited for firing a weapon inside Bradford city limits during a drunken domestic dispute over his ring police said. He was hospitalized for his gunshot wound and mental health issues and faces disorderly conduct reckless endangerment and weapon within city limits charges.
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New York
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Vicky Moser
Steve Caskey
Associated Press
Erie
Upmc Hamot Hospital
Caskey
Maryland moves to abolish the death penalty law
Maryland lawmakers approved a repeal to end capital punishment with Gov. Martin O Malley expected to sign. If enacted Maryland would be the 18th state to abolish the death penalty and life without parole would be the harshest sentence. The measure does not apply retroactively to five death row inmates, but allows the governor to commute their sentences. The last execution was in 2005 under Gov. Ehrlich after a moratorium and a Maryland study flagged racial and geographic disparities.
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Maryland
Martin O'Malley
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Robert Ehrlich
University of Maryland
Rabies death tied to transplanted kidney in Maryland
A Maryland man died from a rabies infected kidney received in a transplant from a donor who showed no signs of rabies. The donor died in Florida in 2011 after moving from North Carolina, and other organ recipients in Florida Georgia and Illinois are receiving anti rabies shots. CDC coordinates with state health officials to assess close contacts and potential need for treatment while investigation continues.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Georgia
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Fury in 17 year sentence for USS Miami fire at Portsmouth Yard
Casey Fury, 25, formerly of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was sentenced to 205 months in federal prison and ordered to pay 400 million dollars in restitution for starting a May 23 fire aboard the nuclear submarine USS Miami during a dry dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery. Seven people were injured and about 450 million dollars in damage resulted. Fury claimed an anxiety attack and said he used a lighter on a bag of rags in a state room bunk. Firefighters, including Eric Hardy, called it the worst fire he had seen. The judge weighed his minimal criminal history against the extensive damage.
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Maine
Casey James Fury
Fury
Merly
Portsmouth
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Miami
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery
Navy
Eric Hardy
Hardy
George J. Singal
Appeals court reverses CIA drone secrecy ruling
A federal appeals panel on Friday reversed a lower court ruling that allowed the CIA to withhold drone related records under FOIA. The case returns to the trial court where the agency may argue exemptions. the Glomar defense and secrecy claims were debated in arguments.
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CIA
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
North Dakota Senate Backs Six Week Abortion Ban
The North Dakota Senate approved a six week abortion ban sending a stringent measure to Governor Dalrymple. The bill would prohibit most abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected and mirrors a national surge in abortion restrictions.
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N.D
North Dakota
Senate
United States
House
Jack Dalrymple
Guttmacher Institute
Elizabeth Nash
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