Centre County Coroner Jury Clears Woman in Death Shooting
A Centre County coroner's inquest found the woman justified in shooting John Weber IV after he beat her and threatened her, with the jury unanimously recommending no murder charges. Neighbors testified about drug abuse and violent rages at the Marion Township home on February 27.
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Bellefonte
Centre County
John LW. Weber IV
Marion
Wever
Teens arrested in Pensacola for stockpiling weapons
Six teens aged 14 to 18 in Pensacola are charged with stealing and hoarding weapons and ammo. Investigators say they took armor-piercing rounds, thousands of other rounds, three firearms, two bayonets, and six guns from two houses. They claim gang affiliation with Folk Nation and planned to use the weapons for gang activity.
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Pensacola
Folk Nation
Robertson says killing rogue leaders could be practical
Virginia Beach Va Christian Coalition President Pat Robertson urged on the 700 Club that assassinating rogue world leaders might be more practical than current US policy. He named Milosevic and Saddam Hussein as examples, drawing criticism from Americans United for Separation of Church and State which released the notice.
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Christian Coalition
Pat Robertson
U.S
Robertson
700 Club
Chrisan Broadcasting
Slobodan
Milosevic
Saddam
Kidney Failure Said To Have Killed Andrew Jackson
Researchers report that Andrew Jackson died of kidney failure rather than mercury or lead poisoning. They analyzed two hair strands from 1815 and 1839 preserved at The Hermitage and published findings in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Hermitage
Tennessee
Ludwig Deppisch
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Forum Health
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Coast Guard tightens pepper spray and hose use after Cuban refugees clash
The U S Coast Guard issued revised policy on force after an investigation found pepper spray and water hoses inappropriate during a June confrontation off Surfside with six Cuban refugees in a 14 foot boat. Hoses will not be aimed at people and pepper spray only for clear officer or refugee threat. No disciplinary action for the eight Guardsmen involved.
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Miami
U.S. Coast Guard
Thad Allen
Police union halts bid to block KKK rally in Cleveland
The Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association agreed Tuesday to stop efforts to block the Ku Klux Klan rally set for August 21. The 1,700-officer union said officers faced safety risks if KKK supporters and anti-Klan protesters were kept apart. Mayor Michael R. White said the rally must be allowed under the Constitution.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
Union
Michael R. White
Texas executes bank robber who killed teller after wedding dress choice
Kenneth Dwayne Dunn a ninth grade dropout aged 39 was executed by injection in Huntsville Texas. He walked into a Houston area bank with a .357 Magnum demanding money from tellers. Madeline Peters 21 was on the phone unaware of the robbery and Dunn shot her in the head.
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Huntsville
Texas
Kenneth Dwayne Dunn
Dunn
Houston-area
Madeline Peters
Man charged with murder after Carlsbad desert death
Raffi Kodikian of Boston is charged with murder in the death of David Coughlin of Mills, Mass. Rescuers found Kodikian in a lean-to near Carlsbad Caverns National Park suffering dehydration after the pair became lost and ran out of water. He reportedly said he killed his companion to end his suffering, and Coughlin was buried in a shallow grave nearby.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Raffi Kodikian
Boston
David Coughlin
Mills
Mass
Kodikian
Lance Mattson
Coughlin
Jury to decide death or life for Cahill
The penalty phase of the murder trial begins Tuesday with jurors asked to determine whether James Cahill should receive death by lethal injection or life without parole. Judge Burke set a 9 am return to start the phase and jurors face a unanimous verdict requirement before the judge may impose a sentence.
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James
Jeff Cahill
Cahill
Onondaga County
William J. Burke
Furs
Cahill verdict delivered as penalty phase looms
The jury returned guilty verdicts in the Cahill murder case and the courtroom prepared for the penalty phase. Family members appeared distraught as Cahill was led away to await potential death by lethal injection or life without parole. Prosecutor Fitzpatrick spoke emotionally about the brutality and planning of the crime, while defense counsel Miles urged consideration of lesser charges and Cahill’s humanity.
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Richard Priest
Gary Miles
Cairwl
Jill Cahill
Debra Jaeger
Frederick
Joan Russell
Jeff Cahill
Patricia
James Cahill Jr
Mark
Fitzpatrick
Dougherty
Schumer backs hold harmless land claim settlement plan
At a three day farm show U S Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman joined Sen Schumer who pledged hold harmless legislation to protect landowners facing Indian land claims in Cayuga Oneida Madison and Grand Island areas. Residents protested Route 44 signs while supporters praised Schumer and Upstate NY friend remarks.
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U.S. Agriculture
Daniel Glickman
Schumer
Cayuga Lake
Madison
Oneida
Grand Island
Buffalo
Bill Danehy
Madison-Oneida
Upstate Citizens For Equality
Schum
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