Protests Continue Over Stockley Acquittal Near St Louis
Demonstrators gathered in Shaw Park and near the St. Louis Galleria in Richmond Heights protesting the acquittal of Jason Stockley for the 2011 shooting of Anthony Lamar Smith. Police declared an unlawful assembly and dispersed crowds after traffic blockades.
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St. Louis to deploy body cameras for all officers
St. Louis officials vote to issue body cameras for all officers within 90 days. Axon would supply 1,300 devices with free data storage for a year, then optional return or 1.3 million yearly for ongoing use. City keeps data control as debates endures.
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Oklahoma City man deaf victim in police shooting
Oklahoma City officers opened fire on Magdiel Sanchez a deaf 35 year old man on his porch as he approached holding a two foot metal pipe. Witnesses said he could not hear commands. Sgt. Barnes fired his gun and Lt. Lindsey used a Taser. no body cameras were recording.
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Allies urge U N unity on North Korea threat
At the United Nations General Assembly Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe calls for full sanctions and pressure on North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs. UK and German leaders urge coordinated action while Pence pledges U S military options. May warns of all necessary measures. China and Russia push for dialogue.
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Fifty nations sign treaty to ban nuclear weapons
Fifty countries including Indonesia and Ireland sign a treaty to ban nuclear weapons, a move opposed by the United States and other nuclear powers. U.N. Secretary General Guterres calls the step important while supporters push toward total disarmament and a nuclear free world.
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Melania Trump urges world leaders to unite for children
First Lady Melania Trump spoke at the United Nations urging leaders to teach empathy and integrity to children. She emphasized addressing social media exposure, bullying, and ethical lessons, noting children watch and listen to adults and global figures.
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