Two Champaign shootings leave one dead in campus area
In Champaign Illinois a fight sparked at an apartment party near Green Street led to four people shot with one man, George Korchev, 22, from Mundelein killed. A second shooting nearby wounded another victim. three surviving victims have been discharged from hospital. Police seek suspects and the vehicle involved.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Illinois
Green Street
Latisha Meaderds
George Korchev
Meaderds
Korchev
Chicago
Mundelein
Fullerton
Calif
Jon Radus
Josh Acosta
Fort Irwin
Frank Felix
Sun Valley
Radus
Katlynn Goodwill Yost
Christopher Yost
Jennifer Goodwill Yost
Katlynn
Arthur William Boucher
South Gilbert Street
Death toll rises as government airstrikes hit Aleppo
Syria activists report 26 civilians killed in fresh government airstrikes on Aleppo as the UN Security Council held an emergency meeting that failed to act amid Russia Western powers split. Western envoys condemned Moscow while walkouts underscored anger at Damascus.
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Beirut
Aleppo
United Nations Security Council
Syria
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
U.N
Staffan de Mistura
Bashar Ja’afari
Damascus
Bashar Assad
U.S
Samantha Power
Syrian Observatory For Human Rights
Ibrahim Alhaj
Observatory
Mohammad Zein Khandaqani
Medical Council
Ian
Security Council
de Mistura
Washington
Protests Surround Charlotte Police Shooting Of Keith Scott
Nightly protests grip Charlotte after Keith Lamont Scott, 43, was fatally shot by police Tuesday. A Sunday Panthers Vikings game proceeded amid demonstrations across Bank of America Stadium with police keeping order as crowds kneeled during the national anthem.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Keith Scott
Charlotte
N.C
Carolina Panthers
Minnesota Vikings
Bank of America
Keith Lamont Scott
NFL
Carolina
Marcus Ball
Greensboro
Charlotte Force
Donnell Jones
Missouri
Scott
Kerr Putney
State Bureau of Investigation
Writer slain in Jordan outside Supreme Court
Nahed Hattar, 56, a prominent Jordanian writer, was shot dead Sunday as he prepared to enter the Supreme Court for a hearing over a cartoon deemed offensive to Islam. A former imam identified as Riad Abdullah, 49, was reported by media to be the shooter and to have confessed, saying he acted alone with motive tied to the cartoon posted on Facebook. Prosecutors charged him with premeditated murder and related acts. authorities warned against links to militant groups.
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Amman
Jordan
Nahed Hattar
Hattar
Nahed
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Petra
Riad Abdullah
Hashmi
Abdullah
God
Muhammad
Crey and Obnoxious Suspect Tied to Mall Shooting
Arcan Cetin, 20, suspected of killing five at Macy’s makeup counter in Burlington, fled after the Friday night attack. Investigators note Cetin’s past with multiple Island County criminal cases since 2013 and a neighbor described him as creepy and rude, prompting a neighbor to keep a stun gun at her door. Cetin was captured after a 24 hour manhunt, appearing zombie like on arrest outside his Oak Harbor apartment. Cetin, a Turkish immigrant with permanent resident status, remained silent when detained. Amber Cathey, Cetin’s neighbor, recounted persistent fear and a Snapchat photo she found inappropriate.
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Reda Burch
Burch
Oak Harbor
Wash
Macy’s
Arcan Cetin
Island County
Cascade Mall
Burlington
Cetin
U.S
Turkey
Amber Cathey
Cathey
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