FBI probes wave of hazardous devices tied to Helder case
FBI in Omaha leads a domestic terrorism investigation after eight devices were found in Iowa Illinois and Nebraska and a seventh page letter signed Luke Helder arrived from Wisconsin. Authorities say a Monday call traces Helder’s links while his family pleads for contact.
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Jim Rovner
Omaha
Helder
Zul
Utah
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
Nebraska
FBT
Badgers Herald
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Minneapolis
Cameron
Standoff Ends With Falls Surrender After SWAT Standoff
Falls fires at deputies from a ramped up home on his property leading to a two year dispute over junk cars and a tense SWAT response. He came out unarmed at 11 30 am and was tackled by Gaston County SWAT after negotiations failed. He faces assault with a deadly weapon on a government official and resisting a public officer and posted a 10 000 bond. Local police had issued three civil citations for abandoned vehicles in Falls front yard.
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Luke
Cameron Helder
Helder
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Menomonie
Apathy
Conformity
FBI
Mer
Clint van Zandt
Campus
Brian Swantz
Midwest
Illinois
Iowa
Salida
Colo
Amarillo
Texas
Roberto Martinez
Rami
Chuck Webb
Webb
Kanlo
Gaston County
Auten
SWAT
Falls
Jeff Isenhour
Isenhour
Ramsey
Gus Bowlin
Dana Haydock
Bush backed push for broader gun rights faces Supreme Court
The Bush administration and Attorney General Ashcroft argue for a constitutional right to gun ownership, supported by solicitor general Olson. This challenges the long held view that the Second Amendment ties gun rights to militia service, diverging from most federal appeals courts and a 1939 Supreme Court precedent. The New Orleans circuit earlier recognized individuals may privately possess firearms suitable as personal weapons.
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Bush
John Ashcroft
Supreme Court
U.S
Theodore B. Olson
Ashcroft
National Rifle Association
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Murder verdict seals case over Maltha death and forgery evidence
Dr. John Butts called the death homicide by asphyxiation while Dr. Page Hudson labeled it undetermined. Hicks admitted hiding Malt ha's body and his attorney noted possible appeal issues including a briefcase of bondage photos. Prosecutor Miller welcomed the resolution as jurors weighed aggravating and mitigating factors.
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John Butts
Maltha
Page Hudson
Hicks
Ite
Ralph Rutledge
Rutledge
Morgan
Jeanne Miller
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