Jurors Seek Legal Definitions in Everett Officers Murder Trial
Jurors in the Cambridge murder case against four Everett officers asked for extra copies of legal instructions signaling trouble with charge definitions. Judge Robert Barton released them for the night after six hours of deliberations and they return to Middlesex Superior Court. The panel weighed 79 charges against five defendants including Sgt. John McLeod and officers John Macanda, Richard Aiello, William McClusky and Chelsea patrolman Michael Nadworny, with McLeod facing simple assault and battery and the others assault and battery with a dangerous weapon or related counts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert Barton
Middlesex Superior Court
Barton
John McLeod
John Macanda
Richard Aiello
William McClusky
Everett
Chelsea
Michael Nadworny
McLeod
Providence chief seeks bar shutdown over police club
Providence police chief Anthony Mancuso urges closing the Fraternal Order of Police club after reports of alleged after hours operation and assaults by police patrons. He cites shootings and beatings, arguing the venue cannot maintain control and its continued operation is dangerous.
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Providence
R.I
Anthony J. Mancuso
Fraternal Order of Police
Bureau of Licenses
FOP Club
Mancuso
FOP
Rape charges dropped against four band members
AYER MA - Rape charges against four men linked to the rock band Grand Slamm were dropped after a judge rejected prosecutors’ request to delay a preliminary hearing as a grand jury investigation continued. The defendants include lead singer Corey W. Pirrotta and three others from Newburyport Salem and Boston.
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Ayer
Mags
Anthony Pelosi
George A. Sullivan
Ayer District Court
Pelosi
Sullivan
Joseph Balliro
Boston
Agi
Corey W. Pirrotta
Grand Slamm
Wave
Glen C. Little
John R. Fournier
Newburyport
Thomas J. Crowe
Salem, N.H
Authorities hope trial draws Kahl
Fargo authorities anticipate fugitive tax protester Gordon Kahl may attend the trial of his wife, son, and two others charged with killing two U.S. marshals in February. Jury selection had started, with Judge Paul Benson considering moving the trial out of state if enough jurors cannot be seated. Security was tightened as police warned Kahl, a fugitive since the slayings, might appear in court.
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Fargo
N.D
Gordon Kahl
U.S
Paul Benson
George Tennyson
Kahl
Pet makes a hog of himself
In Corvallis Otis the pig grew from a pet to a 300-pound problem for the Campbell family. Once house trained and endearing to their daughters, Otis developed car sickness and a thyroid-related belly, outgrowing kennels and prompting the Campbells to rehome him to a farm so the family could focus on their children.
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Beverly Monroe
Corvallis
Ore
Campbells
Otis
Jack
Shaun Campbell
Fonz
Mrs. Campbell
Man finds newborn child in trash in St Louis
An elderly man rummaging for aluminum cans found a newborn boy abandoned in a brown bag in a dumpster. Det Sgt Wardell Massey said the infant, weighing 3 pounds 14 ounces with the umbilical cord around his neck, was taken to Children’s Hospital in critical condition on a respirator.
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ST. Louis
Wardell Massey
Children‘s Hospital
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