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Day set aside for the finer points of safe walking
Linda Kennard does everything she can to keep her kids safe - all 30 to 40 of them. The crossing guard teaches the newcomers walking to Rodgers Forge Elementary School the rules: no sticks, no running. She places orange cones on the traffic-calming...Tags: Road Transportation, Essex (Baltimore, Maryland), Academic Progress, Essex (Middlesex, Connecticut), Transportation
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Ex-police chief defends spying
Former Maryland State Police Superintendent Thomas E. "Tim" Hutchins defended yesterday the surveillance and infiltration of protest groups under his watch, saying investigators needed to gather information to prepare for potentially "volatile"...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley, Government, Punishment
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NEWINGTON: Parking Ban Takes Effect Nov. 1
Beginning Nov. 1, the police department will enforce an overnight parking ban, prohibiting parking for more than 30 minutes between 2 and 6 a.m. on any street. Motorists requiring an exception because of an emergency situation are urged to contact the... -
BERLIN: 30 Arrested On Warrants
A joint effort by state police and the Berlin Police Department early Tuesday led to the arrests of 30 people wanted on warrants. Dubbed "Operation Turnpike," the effort was designed to apprehend violent offenders. Assisting in the operation were: the...Tags: Meriden, New Britain, Waterbury
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Bail denied for West Side man accused of firing shotgun at cops
A reputed Chicago gang member and convicted felon was ordered held without bail Tuesday on charges he tried to kill police officers this week when he allegedly fired a shotgun at them on the West Side. Mike Woods, 32, of the 4100 block of West Washington...Tags: Gang Activity, Prosecution, Defense, Assault, Firearms
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Mass. cops protest use of civilian flaggers at construction sites on 1st day of rule change
WOBURN, Mass. (AP) _ Dozens of police officers disrupted the work of a road maintenance crew Tuesday when they heckled civilian flaggers who have replaced law enforcement officers at construction sites under new state rules. Woburn Police Chief Philip...Tags: Road Transportation, Transportation
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Juvenile injustice
The Virginia GazetteCourt and crime officials are quietly steamed at Juvenile & Domestic Judge Jeff Fairbanks for what they say is a pattern of coddling young teenage criminals instead of putting them behind bars. Police, attorneys, probation officers and courthouse...Tags: Prosecution, Mass Media, Court Administration, Teen-agers, Juvenile Delinquency
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Two different versions of Farmingdale teen's hazing
karla.schuster@newsday.comTwo radically different versions emerged yesterday of a hazing at Farmingdale High School, with police calling the incident "locker room horseplay" while the father of the alleged victim described it as a "tragic event" and accused authorities of...Tags: Prosecution, Assault, Sexual Assault, Minority Groups, Robert Kelly
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Delray police and school join forces to help Haitians
South Florida Sun-SentinelWith every hour, the pile of supplies for the storm-ravaged country of Haiti grew taller at the Delray Beach Police Department. Then, the goods disappeared and a new pile started. Twice a week, the much-needed supplies of everything from baby food to...Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach
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Iowa attorney general will not pursue case against Chicago cop
Chicago Tribune reporterThe Iowa attorney general's office announced Tuesday that it will stop pursuing charges against an off-duty Chicago police officer who was involved in a scuffle three years ago while visiting his brother in Dubuque. The announcement, which paves the...Tags: Lawyers, Court Administration, Local Authority
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Chicago officer will be freed soon as state opts not to seek Iowa Supreme Court review of case
Associated Press WriterDES MOINES, Iowa (AP) _ A Chicago police officer could be released within days after the Iowa attorney general's office announced Tuesday it would not seek a state Supreme Court review of his case. Last week, the Iowa Court of Appeals found a district...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Prosecution, Cook County, Court Administration, Lawyers
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Town's Police Cruisers Getting New Lights
The police department's thin blue line is going green. The department is replacing cruiser strobe lights with energy-efficient LED lights. The tiny LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, are just as ominous as strobes but don't drain a patrol car's battery...Tags: Energy Saving, Newington
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