Trial over Narragansett raid on tribal smoke shop begins
Rhode Island opens a contentious trial against seven Narragansett Indians for blocking state police during a 2003 raid on a tax free tribal smoke shop in Charlestown. Prosecutors seek misdemeanor convictions with potential prison terms up to one year.
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Pamela Chin
Bella Noka
Hiawatha Brown
Teen son arrested in deaths of Georgia sheriff deputy and two daughters
A 17 year old boy, Anthony Tyrone Terrell Jr., was charged with murder in the fatal shootings at a Lawrenceville area home. Victims include Gwinnett County Sheriff's Deputy Joy Deleston, 39, and her daughters Micaiah, 11, and Jelani, 4. The motive remains unclear. Terrell is jailed without bail. a preliminary hearing will be held next week. The gun used was recovered. authorities did not confirm it was Deleston's service weapon.
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Illana Spellman
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Micaiah
Jelani
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Spellman
Gwinnett County Superior Court
Danny Porter
Lyle Porter
Department
David Schiralli
Schiralli
Funeral bombing in Swat Valley kills police official and 16-year-old son
A suicide bomber struck a government high school during a funeral in Mingora Swat Valley killing deputy police chief Javed Iqbal and his 16-year-old son Ghazan along with at least 35 other police and civilians. The attack follows months of Taliban pressure and Renewed violence in Pakistan’s northwest.
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Mingora
Shahbuddin
Ghazan
Pandit Wahab
Saidu Sharif Hospital
Associated Press
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Taliban
U.S
Obama accuses Clinton ad of scaring voters in Texas
Obama charged Hillary Clinton with fanning fears using a TV ad showing sleeping children to question who would be qualified for national security. He cited Iraq and warned voters about judgment, campaigning ahead of key Texas and Ohio contests. In Washington, White House aide Timothy Goeglein admitted lifting material from sources without attribution in columns, drawing criticism from Bush spokespeople.
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Bush
Dartmouth College
News-Sentinel
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Ind
Tim
Emily Lawrimore
Associated Press
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