Police shootout in Charlotte sparks protests over officer action
Court filings show Keith Scott faced a restraining order for threats to kill his wife and her son with a gun. Police said he had a handgun when approached. family and prosecutors dispute details, while investigations and protests continue after the shooting in Charlotte.
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N.C
Keith Scott
Scott
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Rakeyia Scott
Gaston County
South Carolina
Rakeyla Scott
Steven Howard
Firearms
Lansing
Mich
Associated Press
State Bureau of Investigation
Erik Hooks
Texas
North Carolina
Corine Mack
NAACP
Mack
Kerr Putney
Ex ally: Christie seemed happy about bridge gridlock
Testimony in a New Jersey corruption trial described Gov. Chris Christie reacting with sarcasm and laughter as traffic jams at the George Washington Bridge were blamed on a political revenge plot. Former Port Authority official David Wildstein testified that Christie acknowledged the Fort Lee lane closings while the scheme unfolded.
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Newark
N.J
Chris Christie
George Washington Bridge
Christie
White House
David Wildstein
New York-area
Wildstein
Bridget Kelly
Bill Baroni
Port Authority
New York
New Jersey
Fort Lee
Baroni
Mark Sokolich
Edge
Wally Edge
New Jersey Politics
Lee Cortes
Kelly
Sokolich
GOP
New Hampshire
Donald Trump
Trump
Alan Zegas
Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Courthouse
Williams Honored Among Carnegie Heroes for 2015 Rescue
Vermont prosecutor Scott R. Williams is one of 25 named Carnegie heroes for disarming a rifle-wielding suspect who fatally shot a social worker in Barre. The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission notes three honorees died in rescues, with $38.5 million awarded since 1904 to 9,893 recipients or families.
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Pittsburgh
Vermont
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Scott R. Williams
Washington County
Jody Herring
Lara Sobel
Barre
Williams
Herring
Commission
Sobel
Andrew Carnegie
Dinah Keturia McGee
Greeneville
Tenn
Michael J. Manley Sr
Wilmington
Del
Virginia Beach
Kevin Scott Johnson II
Flat Gap
Federal ruling clears officer in Darrius Stewart shooting
U.S. Attorney Edward Stanton announced no federal civil rights charges will be filed against Memphis officer Connor Schilling in the 2015 death of 19 year old Darrius Stewart. The review found insufficient evidence to prove willful rights violations beyond the officer’s claimed need to use deadly force.
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Tenn
U.S
Edward Stanton
Darrius Stewart
Connor Schilling
Stanton
Justice Department
Schilling
Stewart
Missouri
New York
Illinois
Iowa
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