Shoplifting suspect shot after high speed chase
Jeannie Longwell Richardson 27 fled University of Louisville Hospital on Dec 10 after pulling out IVs and wearing a patient gown. She was shot in the abdomen by a Bullitt County deputy at the chase end on Dec 5, then remained in intensive care for days. Richardson had allegedly shoplifted at a Elizabethtown mall and fled before officers stopped the car. A knife was found under her seat.
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Jeannie Longwell Richardson
University of Louisville Hospital
Rick Melton
Bullitt County
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Richardson
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Three men arrested after anti Indian water dispute spree
In Chiloquin Oregon three white men were arrested for taunting Indians and firing shotguns at signs and buildings during a hourlong spree over scarce water. Witnesses described a December 1 pickup ride through town shouting "Sucker lovers" a dig at sacred Klamath Tribes fish. Sheriff Tim Evinger called the acts terrorism.
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Excessive throttle wear blamed for Cessna crashes
The Boston Globe reports excessive wear on a throttle linkage part blamed for more than a dozen Cessna crashes or forced landings. A 1996 Alaska sightseeing flight crash due to throttle loss killed the pilot and two passengers, per federal records. Separately, Wilfred R. French, jailed 33 years for a mob murder, was freed after prosecutors admitted FBI withholding hurt his trial.
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Teddy” Deegan
Five Injured In Prison Riot At California Facility
More than 300 inmates rioted at a state prison in Lancaster, California, using pepper spray tear gas and wooden bullets as guards restored order in about 15 minutes. Five inmates were hospitalized in critical condition with deep puncture wounds. Twenty six homemade weapons were recovered and no guards were hurt.
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Lancaster
Calif
Ron Nipper
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Margot Bach
State Department of
Bach
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Men plead innocent in York race riot hearing
In York Pennsylvania two Black men Stephen Freeland and Leon Wright pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing for the 1969 race riot killing of white officer Henry Schaad. The case tied to nine white suspects including Mayor Charlie Robertson over the death of a Black woman Lillie Belle Allen. Witness Sherman Spells testified Freeland fired at the armored car, saying he hit the vehicle.
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Leon Wright
Charlie Robertson
Lillie Belle Allen
Henry Schaad
Schaad
Sherman Spells
York County
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