NYPD sergeant killed as gunman dies in Bronx gunfight
Two NYPD sergeants were involved in a Bronx gunfight with Manuel Rosales after he forced entry into his estranged wife’s apartment. Sergeant Paul Tuozzolo died, Emmanuel Ewo was wounded. Rosales also died. The incident began when police responded to a domestic intrusion and Rosales opened fire at officers near a Long Island home.
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Two arrested on drug charges during traffic stop
Odessa police say a 33 year old Clinton Dale Harvey reached for a gun during a traffic stop near Maple Avenue and University Boulevard. Harvey and passenger Jason Kyle Weaver were arrested after a speed checkpoint led to drug related offenses and weapon possession charges. Harvey held on 3000 dollar bond, Weaver on 1000 dollar bond.
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Abbott urges calm as threat assessment continues before election
Texas Governor Greg Abbott says people should stay vigilant and continue daily life while authorities assess a possible al Qaida threat. Investigators review information naming Texas New York and Virginia as potential targets. NYPD calls the tip non specific and the FBI is coordinating with law enforcement. Abbott notes monitoring with the Texas DPS and urges reporting suspicious activity ahead of Election Day Tuesday.
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U.S. jobs rise and pay gains mark pre election report
U.S. workers added 161,000 jobs in October and average hourly pay jumped 10 cents to $25.92, a 2.8 percent year over year rise—the strongest in seven years. The unemployment rate ticked to 4.9 percent while a broader measure hit 9.5 percent, signaling resilience amid lingering weaknesses before the election.
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Christie aides found guilty in Fort Lee bridge traffic scheme
Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni were convicted on all counts for causing epic traffic jams at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 as political retribution against Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich. The verdicts raise questions about Christie’s accountability and impact his 2016-campaign image.
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