DWI funds used to pad police budgets
STOP DWI funds diverted to non essential items as carpets telephones and handguns funded by the program are cited as padding police budgets. The report notes concerns over spending priorities and calls for tighter oversight and reform.
Woman doused with gas in Camillus assault case
Camillus police charged Darryl O Hillthorpe, 42, with attempted murder, attempted rape, attempted arson, burglary, unlawful imprisonment, criminal contempt and assault after he allegedly doused his ex-wife with gasoline and assaulted her at her Fairmount home. The attack also endangered the couple’s three children.
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Police chiefs say Stop DWI funds misused in Onondaga County
An Onondaga County Herald-Journal audit reveals Stop-DWI funds diverted from patrols to items like carpeting, firearms, and radios across Cicero Camillus and Liverpool police. Officials plan tighter oversight and probe past expenditures while reallocating misused amounts.
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Mary Tyler Moore helps brother attempt death by ice cream mix
Actress Mary Tyler Moore says in her autobiography she aided her terminally ill brother John Moore by feeding him ice cream laced with drugs to end his life. The plan failed. Moore died three months later from cancer after enduring extensive pain.
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Reno tightens federal deadly force rules after Ruby Ridge
Attorney General Janet Reno signed an order tightening use of deadly force by agents at nine federal agencies. The policy requires nonlethal means when possible and clarifies when lethal force may be used, including felonies involving serious injury, and permits shooting escaping prisoners in high risk settings while banning warning shots and vehicle disablement attempts. It allows shooting dangerous animals.
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Medicare votes mark stand on elderly care reform
Rob Gavin surveys Central New York hospitals and local lawmakers as Republicans pledge to cast decisive votes on landmark Medicare changes. The piece frames regional positions and potential impacts on health care for seniors.
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