Alleged head of cartel arrested
Vicente Carrillo Fuentes known as The Viceroy or The General, head of the Juarez cartel, was arrested in Torreon amid U.S. and Mexican rewards. The capture follows other major drug lord arrests and ties to the Amado Carrillo Fuentes era. The report notes his takeover after Amado’s death in 1997 and his alias origins.
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U S planes bolster Liberia Ebola relief as world appeals
Six U S military planes landed near Monrovia adding to the Marines in Liberia amid global pleas for help in the Ebola crisis. World leaders described the outbreak as a grave, unfolding tragedy as President Koroma and Guinea’s Alpha Condé urged faster international action.
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First Gay Couples Wed in Las Vegas Amid License Rush
In Las Vegas same sex couples began marrying after Clark County clerk Diana Alba announced licenses could be issued. Thomas Topowski and Jefferson Ruck joined about 10 couples at the marriage bureau as State Sen. Kelvin Atkinson and Sherwood Howard wed on the bureau steps, the first in the city.
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St. Louis police shootout sparks renewed activist anger
In the wake of Michael Brown's death, protesters plan four days of rallies as activists question the Myers shooting. Police say off duty officer fired after Myers and two others ran and fired, Myers allegedly armed. family says he was unarmed. Ballistic tests show three shots fired before the gun jammed. officer on leave pending inquiry.
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