Florida man sues police for being shot and Tasered after 911 call
MIAMI (Reuters) – A Florida man who was shot in the chest and Tasered during a struggle with police is suing his local police department, claiming officers unjustly used excessive force against him after he suffered an epileptic seizure.
Las Vegas gunman killed by police, not wife, authorities say
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) – A gunman who was part of a husband-wife team who killed two Las Vegas police officers in a weekend pizza restaurant ambush was shot and killed by police, not by his wife in a murder-suicide as first stated by authorities, police s…
Officials say serial arsonists at work in California city of Fresno
(Reuters) – A string of fires that have erupted mostly in unoccupied buildings across the central California city of Fresno this spring may be the work of serial arsonists, fire officials said on Wednesday.
Immigration groups allege abuse of children by U.S. Border Patrol
PHOENIX (Reuters) – Immigration activists filed a complaint with the U.S. government on Wednesday alleging systematic abuse of more than 100 unaccompanied migrant children by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
German tourist dies while camping at Grand Canyon
PHOENIX (Reuters) – A vacationing German tourist lost consciousness and died while camping with his wife in Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park, park officials said on Wednesday.
Florida mother’s forgiveness spares daughter’s killer from prison
MIAMI (Reuters) – In a powerful act of forgiveness, the mother of a girl who died after being shot on a school bus hugged the teen shooter after a plea deal was agreed that he would become an advocate against gun violence rather than be sent to prison….
Reward offered in search for Wall Street Journal reporter
(Reuters) – The family of a Wall Street Journal reporter who disappeared five months ago while taking a walk near his New Jersey home is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to his return, a family spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
Four N.Y. strippers arrested in drugging, theft plot
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Four New York City strippers and a strip club manager have been arrested in an alleged plot to drug wealthy men and run up false charges on their credit cards, officials said on Wednesday.
Ohio, Illinois soldiers among U.S. dead in Afghan ‘friendly fire’
(Reuters) – Soldiers from Ohio and Illinois are among the five U.S. servicemen killed this week in southern Afghanistan by a “friendly fire” air strike during a security operation, relatives and family friends said on Wednesday.
Two brothers charged in case of missing Tennessee student
(Reuters) – Two Tennessee brothers have been arrested and charged as accessories in connection with the 2011 disappearance of a nursing student in a crime for which two other men already have been charged with murder, authorities said on Wednesday.
