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Gammage family settles suit over Jonny Gammage death
The Gammage family, Syracuse natives, reach a 1.5 million settlement with Brentwood Whitehall and Baldwin boroughs over the 1995 police restraint death of Jonny L. Gammage. The suit charged excessive force and racial bias. the settlement does not admit guilt. The case followed two mistrials and a pending third criminal trial.
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Three charged in brutal James Byrd murder in Texas
Jasper Texas three ex convicts Berry King and Brewer were charged with murder in the racially motivated attack on James Byrd Jr who was beaten chained to a pickup and dragged to his death. Berry said King drove Byrd to a dirt road and beat him amid racial slurs. All three are held without bail. prosecutors may seek capital murder.
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Workers penalized for fatal fire error
A 911 dispatcher in Syracuse, James Harrison, resigned after a grand jury found he was asleep at the switch during a February 27 house fire that killed Mary Turbo and her three children. Two other county employees received penalties and may keep their jobs after accepting a package requiring leave forfeiture, retraining, and six months of probation.
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The Herald's Joural images a Shoshone woman on new dollar
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