Palm Springs officers killed in line of duty
Two Palm Springs police officers were shot dead while negotiating with a man during a family dispute. A third officer was wounded as the shooter opened fire. the gunman was not immediately captured. The slain officers were Jose Gilbert Vega and Lesley Zerebny. Vega was a 35 year veteran planning retirement. Zerebny had just returned from maternity leave.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Bryan Reyes
Jose “Gil
Gilbert Vega
Lesley Zerebny
Zerebny
Vega
Reyes
Matthew Weakens as It Sways Along Southeast Coast
Hurricane Matthew lashes Georgia and the Carolinas as it weakens, blamed for at least 10 U.S. deaths and widespread flooding. Haiti bears the heaviest toll with hundreds dead, while parts of the Southeast see power outages and floodwaters. Local reaction ranges from cleanup to reopening beaches and theme parks.
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Charleston
S.C
Matthew
Georgia
Carolinas
U.S
Haiti
North Carolina
Raleigh
Orlando
Fla
Walt Disney World
Florida
Rick Scott
South
Savannah
Myrtle Beach
Wilmington
N.C
Bahamas
Jacksonville Beach
David Willmon
The
Art of Pizza
Colorado State University
Phil Klotzbach
Hundreds dead in Haiti as Hurricane Matthew devastates Jeremie
In Jeremie and southwest Haiti a grief stricken crowd gathers as bodies are removed from a morgue after Hurricane Matthew. Officials report 522 confirmed deaths in Grand Anse with 336 national toll and UNICEF noting 66,000 homes destroyed in Grand Anse. Hospitals fear disease and food shortages loom amid widespread destruction.
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Jeremie
Haiti
Matthew
Roberto Laguerre
Rita Honore
Roberto
Roseberlande
Guillaume Silvera
Civil Protection Agency
Grand-Anse
Silvera
Civil Protection
Port-au-Prince
Unicef
Grand Anse
LAPD Shooting Policy Changes Face LAPD Panel Review
The Los Angeles Police Commission will study changes to how the LAPD handles shootings. Proposals include faster public information, broader video release, public input on footage, fuller incident details, and added role playing to defuse encounters. The panel's inspector general report compared practices with other big departments and urged more transparency and training.
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LAPD
Los Angeles Police Commission
Los Angeles
LA Police Department
Commission
Johnson
Police Commission
Alex Bustamante
L.A
Dallas
Las Vegas
Washington
D.C
San Diego
Open Trials, Secret Penalties in NYPD Disciplinary System
Public courtrooms let observers watch NYPD administrative trials but outcomes remain private due to state privacy laws. City officials, police unions, and civil liberties advocates debate transparency as cases like Daniel Pantaleo and Ramarley Graham test the balance between openness and officer privacy.
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New York
New York City
America
NYPD
Christopher Dunn
New York Civil Liberties Union
Ramarley
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Cuba
Storm
Valerie
President Street
David McFadden
Ben Fox
Associated Press
Hate Mather
Los Angeles Times
Fresno
el Cajon
Charlotte
Carnell Snell Jr
South L.A
Windsor Square
Sandra Figueroa-Villa
Matt Johnson
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