Guilty verdicts in Fast and Furious Border Patrol killing
Two men Jesus Leonel Sanchez Meza and Ivan Soto Barraza were found guilty of all charges in the murder of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry. The case ties to the Fast and Furious gun tracking operation, with sentencing set for December and possible life in prison.
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Border Patrol
Jesus Leonel Sanchez- Meza
Ivan Soto-Barraza
Brian Terry
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Terry
Barack Obama
Michelle Terry-Balogh
Michigan
Arizona
FBI chief says fewer Westerners join IS from U.S.
FBI Director James Comey states that the rate of Americans traveling to Syria to join ISIS has slowed in recent months. He warns it is difficult to account for all cases due to multiple routes to Syria and suggests the landscape may deterred by Syria’s dangers. A congressional study notes over 250 Americans have left since 2011 to join or attempt to join terror groups.
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James Comey
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Ten Dead in Umpqua Community College Shooting
A 20 year old gunman opened fire in Snyder Hall at Umpqua Community College Roseburg Oregon killing at least ten and injuring twenty before he was killed in a police shootout. FBI is handling the investigation with authorities describing a long gun used in the attack.
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Oregon
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Eugene
Douglas County
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Chris Boice
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Colorado
Sandy Hook
Connecticut
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Welding
Afghan government retakes Kunduz after six hour battle
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani announced government troops retook Kunduz in a six hour fight that ended around 3:30 am. Interior Ministry says 200 Taliban fighters killed and streets are being cleared while residents report ongoing explosions and gunfire.
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Afghanistan
Kunduz
Ashraf Ghani
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Sediq Sediqqi
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U S service members die in Afghan C 130 crash
A C 130 cargo plane from the 774th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron crashed at Jalalabad Airfield in Afghanistan killing all 11 aboard. Six U S service members and five civilian passengers died. investigation underway. The aircraft operates from Bagram air base and is a Lockheed Martin Hercules built in 1954.
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Jalalabad
Afghanistan
U.S. Air Force
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774Th Expeditionary Airlift
Bagram
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