GPS devices embedded in cash spark legal debate on surveillance
On Long Island a gunman in a string of robberies used GPS tagged cash to coordinate arrests. Nassau County authorities credit GPS tracking with solving nearly a dozen heists including a fatal clerks’ murder, while experts warn of Fourth Amendment challenges and privacy risks.
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Mineola
N.Y
Long Island
Nassau County
Steven Skrynecki
U.S. Supreme Court
George Washington University
Constitutional Law
Jonathan Turley
Jay Stanley
American Civil Liberties Union
Jim
Ag. Gavern
Turley
Redlands
California
Joshua Golson-Orelus
Madeline Singas
Jason Golson-Orelus
Golson- Orelus
New York
Feds push tougher rules for pipelines after spills
U S officials seek broader pipeline inspection rules covering rural lines and post flood checks after a string of ruptures including the Kalamazoo River disaster. The plan would require tougher analysis of inspection results and reporting on leaks for more than 200000 miles of hazardous liquids lines.
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Feds
Billings
Mont
U.S
Michigan
U.S. Department of Transportation
Associated Press
Montana
California
Virginia
Marie Therese
Dominguez
Transportation Department
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Kalamazoo River
Enbridge Inc
Calgary
Canada
National Transportation Safety Board
Pipeline Safety Administration
Russia defends Syria airstrikes amid Western criticism
Russia says its second wave of Syria airstrikes align with the U.S.-led coalition targeting ISIL and al Nusra, while Lavrov insists Moscow fights ISIL and other groups. Western allies question whether civilians or anti-Assad rebels are being affected as Putin rejects casualty claims.
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Moscow
Syria
Washington
Russia
U.S
Jean-Yves le Drian
Ash Carter
United Nations
Sergey Lavrov
Middle East
Islamic State
ISIL
al-Qaida
Jabbat al-Nusra
Coalition Command
al-Nusra
Coalition
Lavrov
John Kerry
Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov
Vladimir Putin
Police Blotter Reports Multiple Alleged Crimes in Oswego County
Pulaski based state police charged Sheldon Higby 33 of Pulaski with driving while intoxicated a class E felony and unlawful possession of marijuana a violation on Thursday in Albion. Fulton based state police charged Donald Champagne 24 of Hannibal with third degree rape and third degree criminal sex act both class B felonies and acting in a manner injurious to a child a class A misdemeanor on Wednesday in Hannibal. Peter Mhina 27 of Liverpool charged with petit larceny on a day in Schroeppel. Deputies apprehended Angelo Colon 51 of Fulton on a family court warrant issued by Oswego County Family Court on Wednesday. Deputies apprehended Ryan Brown 27 of Syracuse on a family court warrant issued by Oswego County Family Court on Thursday.
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Pulaski-based
Sheldon M. Higby
Pulaski
Albion
Fulton-based
Donald A. Champagne
Hannibal
Peter F. Mhina
Liverpool
Schroeppel
Angelo L. Colon
W. Broadway St
Fulton
Oswego County
Ryan J. Brown
Syracuse
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Buffalo
James Carver
Police Union
NTSB
Christopher Hart
U.S. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
Cortlands
Jona
Playland
Cook Shack
Behlingorchards.com
Potter Rd
Mexico
Fravor Rd
Potter Road
Ountymonuments.com
Oswego
East Second Street
Jim Heintz
Dwi
EA Ae
George St
Compass Credit Union
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