Video releases show El Cajon police shooting of unarmed man
Video footage released Friday shows Officer Richard Gonsalves firing four shots as Alfred Olango raises hands to chest and adopts a shooting stance after approaching a white pickup. Authorities cite safety concerns after protests. Olango, Ugandan refugee, was shot Tuesday during a dispatch about a mentally unstable man.
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NTSB Delays Interview With Injured Hoboken Train Engineer
NTSB investigators have not yet interviewed NJ Transit engineer Thomas Gallagher due to injuries from the Hoboken crash. Authorities seek data from the locomotive black box as the death toll stands at one with over 100 injured.
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14 year old charged in father killing and school shooting
A 14 year old South Carolina boy was charged as a juvenile with murder and three counts of attempted murder after authorities say he killed his father and opened fire on students at a school playground. Three students were wounded including 6 year old Jacob Hall on life support as the teen appeared in court unrestrained in a yellow jumpsuit.
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Not guilty plea entered in Tulsa officer manslaughter case
Tulsa officer Betty Shelby has not entered a plea herself as her attorney Shannon McMurray entered a not guilty plea for first-degree manslaughter in the Sept. 16 fatal shooting of Terence Crutcher. Crutcher’s family sat in court as prosecutors say Shelby acted unreasonably after encountering his abandoned vehicle. Shelby’s next court date is set for Nov. 29.
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Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore ousted over defying feds
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was suspended from the bench for the rest of his term after defying U.S. Supreme Court on gay marriage and ignoring a federal injunction. The 50 page ruling said Moore knew Obergefell v Hodges and still ordered probate judges to deny licenses, effectively removing him from office for a second time.
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