Hot dog stand dealer charged with selling guns to officers
In San Jose California Jose Gilberto Ortiz 58 and Guillermo Gonzalez Castillo 23 were arraigned in federal court on weapons charges for selling firearms and methamphetamine to undercover officers at a hot dog stand. Officials said the arrests followed a Sept 2 operation at the stand.
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U.S. District Court
Guillermo Gonzalez Castillo
Castillo
Man convicted of six rapes and attempted rape
Detroit man Raynard Coleman was sentenced to 30 to 60 years for rapes of six women and an attempted rape of a seventh. He was arrested on the east side after earlier parole for attempted murder and assault with intent to rob. The case involved multiple kidnapping and armed robbery counts. Edwards.
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Wayne County
Raynard Coleman
Craig Strong
Coleman
Associated Press
U.N. rights chief warns Syria on brink of civil war
Navi Pillay denounces Syria for ruthless repression and killings and urges urgent protective action to prevent a full blown civil war. She cites over 3 000 deaths since March and widespread arrests and torture amid ongoing protests.
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Pillay
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Assad
United States
Turkey
International Criminal Court
Russia
China
Muammar Gaddafi
Libya
Obama
Cain joins Nevada caucus boycott
Former pizza executive Herman Cain will boycott Nevada Republican caucuses joining a growing list of critics urging Nevada to delay its January 14 contest. The move follows New Hampshire pressure over early state scheduling as Florida eyes January 31 primaries and Nevada braces for two debates and national attention.
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Florida
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Texas
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Rick Perry
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Hawaii Soldier Sues Burger King Over Needles in Meal
Army Staff Sgt. Clark Bartholomew filed in Hon olulu federal court claiming he bit into a Triple Stacker on Dec 1 at a Schofield Barracks Burger King and found needles in the hamburger and later in his intestine. His wife Tanya and son Aric join as plaintiffs. The suit alleges severe injuries and mental distress amid prior similar incidents.
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Schofield Barracks
Oahu
U.S. District Court
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Army & Air Force Exchange Service
Judd Anstey
Exchange
Honolulu Star Advertiser
Tanya
Aric
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