Activist DeRay Mckesson sues Baton Rouge over arrest tactics
DeRay Mckesson and two other protesters file a federal class action against Baton Rouge and police asserting militarized response and excessive force during arrests after Alton Sterling shooting protests. Mckesson faces related charges later dropped. suit argues rights violations.
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Baton Rouge
Black Lives Matter
DeRay Mckesson
Mckesson
Alton Sterling
Baltimore
East Baton Rouge Parish
Hillar Moore
WHO bungled yellow fever response in Africa outbreak
An AP investigation finds mishandled vaccine shipments to Angola and Congo, including 1 million doses vanishing and vaccines sent without syringes, cold chain breaks, and a halted Kinshasa lab halting testing, undermining outbreak control.
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Congo
World Health Organization
Angola
Central
Africa
Associated Press
WHO
Unicef
Robert Kezaala
Doctors Without Borders
West Africa
U.N. Health Agency
Latin America
International Federation of the Red Cross and
Red Crescent Societies
U.N
Paolo Balladelli
Hernando Agudelo
Guillaume Queyras
Queyras
Margaret Chan
Inmate Slugging Incident Ties to Charleston Church Case
Dylann Roof, charged in the Emanuel AME Church massacre, was slugged by inmate Dwayne Stafford at the Charleston County Detention Center. Roof suffered minor injuries and returned to his cell after jail medical checks. Stafford faces assault and robbery charges. authorities probe jail door access.
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S.C
Dylann Roof
South Carolina
al Cannon
Dwayne Stafford
Roof
Charleston County Detention Center
Eric Watson
Associated Press
Stafford
Cannon
North Carolina
Emanuel Ame Church
London knife rampage near Russell Square leaves one dead
A 19 year old with Somali Norwegian roots stabbed several people near the British Museum area in London. Police say the attack was not terrorism but mental health driven and random victims were chosen. Darlene Horton, 64, from Florida, was killed and others including two Australians an Israeli an American and a British citizen were injured. Florida State University mourns Horton as her husband psychology professor Richard Wagner expresses grief. Police deployed extra officers and counterterrorism units before concluding no evidence of radicalization.
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Russell Square
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Mark Rowley
Norway
National Criminal Investigation Service
Darlene Horton
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Horton
Richard Wagner
John Thrasher
FSU
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