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Strip-search policy attacked, defended
Two years later the county paid out $7.5 million to as many as 20000 people strip-searched in its jail while being held on minor offenses. In 2007, Gloucester County was sued by two people who had been detained in its jail and subjected to
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:14A
Israeli settler family murdered
"This was a very harsh terror attack, a whole family was wiped out by despicable cowardly murderers who came in the dead of night and killed innocent children, a woman and man as they slept," Mizrachi said. The attack on Friday at the settlement of
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:13A
Elderly driver hits police station, cars
Hummel said the man was taken to an area hospital after the accident at the Haddonfield-Berlin Road municipal complex. It was not known whether he was treated for injuries from the accident or a medical condition.
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:13A
Border agents made call on beanbags
"This is very important for the people of Arizona and the people of America to understand. The agents were armed as they needed to be. They were prepared to use lethal force and did." After the suspected bandits shot at the agents, two agents fired
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:13A
Syracuse Medical Malpractice Lawyer Testifies Before New York State
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers (NYSATL) president, Anthony S. Bottar, a personal injury attorney with thirty-four years of experience representing injured patients and their families throughout the State of New York, told the Joint Budget
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
Syracuse Medical Malpractice Lawyer Testifies Before New York State
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers (NYSATL) president, Anthony S. Bottar, a personal injury attorney with thirty-four years of experience representing injured patients and their families throughout the State of New York, told the Joint Budget
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
Syracuse Medical Malpractice Lawyer Testifies Before New York State
New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers (NYSATL) president, Anthony S. Bottar, a personal injury attorney with thirty-four years of experience representing injured patients and their families throughout the State of New York, told the Joint Budget
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
Moat accomplices facing life in jail
“Today's guilty verdict has come as a great relief to us.” Detective Superintendent Jim Napier said: “Both Ness and Awan have, in my view, acted in a cowardly manner. “They had opportunities to alert others to their plight if they had been held against
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
At least 1 dead in Smyrna plane crash
JIM DAVIS / GANNETT TENNESSEE When night fell Friday investigators had to suspend their probe of a Smyrna plane crash without identifying any victims. They did say one person had died and maybe more. A twin-engine Cessna 310 crashed in a field adjacent
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
No money for water creditors
TUMWATER – A nearly 5-year-old bankruptcy case with ties to the former Olympia brewery is at or near its completion, and it appears that the case won't end well for creditors, according to court documents filed in the US Bankruptcy Court for the
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:12A
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