South Dakota tensions spark federal probe on Indians
The U S Civil Rights Commission released a report faulting law enforcement for bias against American Indians in South Dakota. It ties recent killings, a garbaged can death, and a Roberts County road fatality to distrust in police. The panel urges hate crimes legislation, a state task force, and a governor summit to address race-based justice concerns.
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Giuliani ordered to defend record release in court
Public Advocate Mark Green asked New York Supreme Court to determine if Mayor Giuliani and Police Commissioner Safir illegally disclosed Patrick Dorismond's sealed criminal records after his death. Dorismond, 26, was killed outside a Manhattan bar during a bug and bust. records showed prior arrests.
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Eight die in Acworth mobile home fire in Cobb County
A mobile home fire at the Modern Living Mobile Home Park in Acworth left eight dead, including an infant. Firefighters found the bodies after the blaze was brought under control at 3 16 a.m. The cause was under investigation, and residents described Joanne Cochran and her family as well liked. Authorities note the park homes are 15 to 20 years old and smoke detectors were present.
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Bus Train Crash Kills Two, Injures Five In Tenn Georgia
Investigators probe cause after a CSX freight train struck Rhonda Cloer's school bus at a single crossing on the Tennessee Georgia line. The collision at 50 mph ripped the bus chassis and killed two students while injuring five others including Cloer’s daughter. Officials say the train horn and crossing bells were sounding as it approached. whether the bus stopped remains under review. Kate Pannell notes no prior incidents in Cloer’s record.
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Kate Pannell
Murray County Schools
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