Captured soldiers confirmed dead in Colombia
Two soldiers kidnapped four months ago by FARC died in captivity. Sgts. Alexander Cardona and Jesus Sol were taken near their homes in southwest Colombia. Their families and the Red Cross confirmed the deaths, while officials say the cause is unknown. Families urged FARC to hand over bodies for forensic work amid broader hostage and demilitarized zone talks.
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Colombia
Alexander Cardona
Jesus Sol
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
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International Red Cross
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Barbara Hinterman
Red Cross
Latin America
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Vole Plague Strikes Castile-Leon Farms In Spain
In Castile-Leon north central Spain a vole infestation swarms farms from beets to potatoes with an estimated 7.5 million rodents. Farmers ignite controlled burns to combat the plague as officials seek proven solutions while habitats invade Valladolid neighborhoods. Local agriculture minister Silvia Clemente cites unprecedented scope and lack of effective measures.
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Spain
Barcelona
Mediterranean
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Valladolid
Castille-Leon
Silvia Clemente
Cadena Serradio
Clemente
Jose Antonio del Brio
Farmers’ Association
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Northcentral
Colorado priest jogs naked on school track faces indecent exposure
In Frederick Colorado Reverend Robert Whipkey 53 was arrested around 4:30 a.m. June 22 on indecent exposure charges after running nude on a local high school track. Prosecutors say conviction would require him to register as a sex offender. Whipkey declined comment through his attorney Doug Tisdale.
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Colo
Robert Whipkey
Whipkey
Doug Tisdale
Florida town bars boots for officers after crash
In Trenton Florida a police officer who crashed into a convenience store said he was embarrassed and not opposed to a department ban on cowboy boots after his boot slipped from the brake.
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Michael Herko
Florida
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Ropers
Billy Smith
Trenton
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Newark slaying probes focus on survivor leads
Police near arrest in the execution style killings of four Newark students identify at least one suspect with help from the lone survivor Natasha Aeriel. Mayor Booker cites encouraging leads while families receive $150,000 in donations for victims and a reward fund. Terrance Aeriel Dashon Harvey and Jeremi Hightower died. Natasha Aeriel survives. All four were bound for Delaware State University. funerals for the slain are set for Saturday.
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N.J
Lupe Todd
Cory A. Booker
Booker
Terrance Aeriel
Dashon Harvey
Jeremi Hightower
Natasha Aeriel
Delaware State University
Ex-boyfriend admits to killing NYU faculty daughter
New York police say ex-boyfriend Michael Cordero confessed after the body of Boitumelo McCallum was found decomposing in an NYU apartment. Cordero, 23, told hospital staff he killed his girlfriend and later slit his wrists on a housing project roof while being sought for questioning. Detectives continued interviews as evidence unfolded from a party held the week McCallum likely died.
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New York University
Boitumelo McCallum
NYU
Michael Cordero
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