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Ex-NYPD officer takes private route (The News-Press)
Bill Perry doesn't remember much about the day his father, a veteran of both World War II and Korea, died.
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4 charges against Spring Valley police officer dismissed; 2 remain (The Journal News)
The judge overseeing the trial of David Lebron hammered the prosecution's case yesterday by dismissing four of the six corruption-related counts against the Spring Valley police officer, ruling that the evidence failed to prove those accusations.
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Beshear loyalists find a haven (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Gov. Steve Beshear's Office of Homeland Security is becoming a popular entrance to the state payroll for his friends, Democratic political activists and donors. This month, Ralph Coldiron . who meets all three criteria . started a $100,000-a-year job at Homeland Security as executive director of emergency telecommunications services. Previously, he worked with Beshear chief of staff Adam ...
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Why is Hicks any less dangerous now? (Crikey)
When it comes to David Hicks, the Rudd government should hang its head in shame, writes Greg Barns .
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Council welcomes Asher as Sparks police chief (Daily Sparks Tribune)
The crowd filled the Sparks City Council Chambers and spilled out the doors Monday as the city officially welcomed Steven Asher as Sparks’ new police chief.
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Court of Appeal Upholds Default Judgment Against Sham Attorney (Metropolitan News-Enterprise)
This district’s Court of Appeal yesterday declined to void a default judgment against a woman who allegedly conducted a law practice without a license using the name and logo of Mid-Wilshire attorney Thomas Min Lee’s firm.
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Des Moines police file 13 charges against alleged ’Easter Lake prowler’ (The Des Moines Register)
When Des Moines police followed the driver of a car to a south side garage on Nov. 7 they found the back seat full of gasoline cans. A stun gun and an expandable police baton were in the console and other items were throughout the vehicle.
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The Blotter: Something fishy at the Georgia Aquarium (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
By Lauren Keating SOMETHING FISHY: A woman from Plantation, Fla., said she visited the Georgia Aquarium one Friday afternoon. It was crowded when she arrived, she said. About an hour later, she said she noticed that her diamond-and-gold tennis bracelet had been stolen. (It's worth about $2,000.) No suspects. SOMETHING FISHY, Part II: A 56-year-old woman from Huntington, W.Va., said she visited ...
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Support voiced for mandatory background checks on home repair workers (KLTV 7 Tyler)
Unfortunately, many East Texas homeowners have fallen victim to crimes commited by ex-cons working in the home repair business. But now, as KLTV 7's Courtney Lane explains, new laws are making sure you and your property are protected.
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Crimes by air marshals raise questions about hiring (USA Today)
The Federal Air Marshal Service presents the image of an elite undercover force that could mean the difference between stopping a terrorist and shooting an innocent passenger. But an examination of official documents shows that 18 air marshals have been charged with felonies.
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