Cincinnati nightclub shooting leaves one dead and 16 injured
Police say they are not actively seeking suspects as the investigation continues with FBI support. Witnesses are urged to come forward while city officials stress safety at public venues. The Cameo club remains closed, facing liquor-license issues and potential reapplication if it reopens. Marijuana found in an employee area sparked drug violations.
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Arkansas parole board rejects clemency bids for four double executions
The Arkansas Parole Board recommended denying clemency requests by Stacey Johnson and Ledell Lee, both condemned for 1993 murders, as the state advances four double executions over 10 days starting April 17. The governor retains final authority on sparing the inmates.
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Panic button flaws found in Colombia activist safety devices
The AP reports that Colombia’s National Protection Service distributed panic buttons with serious vulnerabilities. Devices can be remotely reset, geolocation data can be tampered with, and web monitoring lacks SSL. Eview EV-07S trackers cost about $60 and can be mapped online, raising fears for activists journalists and ex-rebels in at risk regions.
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Email evidence cited in Penn State ex-president case
Juror Victoria Navazio said a 2001 email from Graham Spanier to Gary Schultz and Tim Curley shows he knew children were at risk. Spanier approved a plan to handle a report of Jerry Sandusky at a team facility and warned about reporting implications. Spanier was convicted of a single misdemeanor. acquittals included conspiracy and another child endangerment count.
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Seattle mayor pushes 275 million five year homeless levy
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray seeks a ballot measure to raise 275 million over five years via a property tax increase to fund homeless services. Backers say current resources are insufficient as the city debates a July or August election and critics warn higher taxes impact working and middle class families amid debates over federal aid.
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