London Europe guard heightened over budding Mumbai style plot
Police increased security around Buckingham Palace and major landmarks as officials described a fledgling plot to attack Britain and other European nations. U.S. agencies said CIA strikes in Pakistan targeted al Qaida operatives linked to the plan while authorities pursued unclear threats across Europe.
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Record Year for Child Hyperthermia Deaths Ties 2005 High
The Kansas-based Kids and Cars group reports 48 children died this year in hot cars or trucks, a new record tied to 2005. The latest case involved a 24 month old girl in Kingman Arizona after five hours in 100 degree heat, father unaware. Kentucky brothers aged 4 and 6 also died in August, cause pending. Texas leads with 13 deaths, Florida and Arizona three each.
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Postal workers indicted in Puerto Rico drug trafficking ring
Seven U S Postal Service workers in San Juan were indicted for running a ring that shipped thousands of pounds of marijuana to Puerto Rico and sent cocaine and heroin to the U S mainland. The operation, dubbed Operation Dirty Eagles, involved 18 arrests by midweek with 13 alleged co conspirators.
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Marines seize 30 Gulf cartel suspects in border raids
Mexican marines captured 30 suspected Gulf cartel members and seized more than 50 guns two rocket launchers 21 grenades and ammunition during two days of raids in Matamoros and Reynosa on the Texas border. The action followed intelligence from the navy and other agencies amid Tamaulipas turf wars with the Zetas.
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