Ex-bank hostage says police pounced on him when freed
The Rev Lee Everett a 52 year old black hostage in a Raleigh area bank siege says officers threw him to the ground kneeed him and used obscenities after he left the Wachovia branch. Prosecutors review the complaint noting perceived racial disparity in police treatment during the hours long standoff.
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Raleigh
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Everett
Devon Mitchell
Mitchell
Rev. Everett
Durham
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Four Amish Children Die After Buggy Flips in Kentucky Creek
In Graves County Kentucky a horse drawn buggy crossing a rain swollen creek overturns. Four Amish children died as rescuers recovered their bodies one by one over two days. Authorities called it a terrible accident amid heavy storms and a flash flood warning.
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National Weather Service
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Graves County
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Wagler
Emanuel
Samuel
Missouri
Samuel Wagler
Elizabeth
Nationa Weather Service
Rachel Trevino
Trevino
Tennessee
Illinois
Rosemary
Sarahmae
Levi Yoder
Rachel Marler
Young Center For
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Don Kraybill
Young Center
Huckabee Signals Weaker Push for 2012 White House Run
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee hints at a possible 2012 bid while touring for a book. He resists rushing campaign plans, faces financial and residency questions, and notes Obama as a role model. Several 2008 aides and other GOP figures weigh timelines as Huckabee maintains a limited fundraising pace.
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Arkansas
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New Hampshire
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Minnesota
Tim Pawlenty
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
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Indiana
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Mississippi
Haley Barbour
Rick Santorum
Pennsylvania
Sarah Palin
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