Washington struggles to return to normal after sniper attacks
In Washington and surrounding suburbs residents reel from sniper fears as authorities warn the region remains vulnerable. Businesses cancel outdoor activities, schools ease rules, and shoppers continue ordinary routines despite continued anxiety and heightened security.
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False starts and tips solve Washington sniper case
Investigation shows how mis id of a white vehicle led to wrong paths as two suspects hid in a blue Caprice. Graphic profiling failed to locate their home while tips, including sightings of the suspects’ car, broke the case and the FBI tip line handled over 70 000 calls.
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First outdoor recess after shooting unsettles Tasker students
In Bowie Maryland on October 7 a sniper wounded a 13 year old Tasker student as his aunt dropped him at the school. Forty kids rushed outside for outdoor recess while the day after the shooting fewer than half of the class attended. Eighth grader Ryan Burditt said he felt relief that he does not have to worry about walking outside and getting shot.
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