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Column: Infantino must prove FIFA commitment to cleaning up

When members of soccer’s hierarchy were plucked from their Zurich bedrooms at dawn by police in May 2015, any vestiges of trust remaining in FIFA vanished. As the first FIFA trial concludes in New York and a former vice president is sent to jail, the governing body still hasn’t shown the corrupt culture that infected... Read More

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FIFA

December 26, 2017

Oklahoma school sued for alleged sex abuse of students

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An Oklahoma school and its board of directors are being sued on behalf of 15 girls who say they were molested by a teacher’s aide. The federal lawsuit filed Friday in Oklahoma City seeks unspecified damages from the Perry school district and the school board for allegedly failing to protect the... Read More

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Arnold Cowen, Sexual Abuse

December 26, 2017

Nevada man sentenced in sale of stolen Air Force ammunition

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A Nevada man who sold smoke grenades and military-issued ammunition stolen from the U.S. Air Force has been sentenced to 18 months in prison and two years’ probation. U.S. Attorney Steven Myhre says 38-year-old Temogen Tran Noguni of Henderson was sentenced Friday in Las Vegas after pleading guilty in August to... Read More

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Temogen Tran Noguni

December 26, 2017

Man charged with backing Islamic State faces trial in June

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — The son of a Boston police captain charged with plotting a terrorist attack on a college campus to support the Islamic State group heads to trial next year. A federal judge last week scheduled 25-year-old Alexander Ciccolo’s (chih-KOH’-lohz) trial to start June 18. Ciccolo, of Adams, was arrested in July 2015... Read More

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Alexander Ciccolo

December 26, 2017

Cities, volunteers clash over feeding homeless in public

ATLANTA (AP) — When Adele MacLean joined others in an Atlanta park to feed the hungry the Sunday before Thanksgiving, she left with a citation and a summons to appear in court. The case was dropped when she showed up in court earlier this month, but she and her lawyers say the citation for serving... Read More

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Adele MacLean

December 25, 2017

Judge’s partial lifting of Trump ban gives refugees hope

SEATTLE (AP) — After hearing heartbreaking stories of refugees who have struggled to reconnect with their families and listening to the plight of others who strive to leave dangerous situations, a federal judge said he would try to issue a ruling on a motion to block a Trump administration ban on refugees before Christmas. Late... Read More

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Immigration, Trump

December 25, 2017

NYFD employee held on $1M bail in minor crash turned deadly

MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — A New York Fire Department employee was held on $1 million bail Sunday after authorities said he ran over a college honors student on Long Island after a minor accident. Daniel Coppolo, 31, of Deer Park, pleaded not guilty in the Nov. 9 accident that resulted in the death of 18-year-old... Read More

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Daniel Coppolo, NYFD

December 24, 2017

Sexual misconduct scandals remind clergy victims of abuse

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — When stories of sexual misconduct by powerful men began to fill the news this fall, Manny Vega immediately flashed back to his childhood. He saw strong similarities between the recent allegations against producers and politicians and his own abuse as a child by his parish priest. “The parallels are in the... Read More

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Religion, Sexual Abuse

December 24, 2017

Bundy mistrial draws Sessions probe, calls for broad review

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A mistrial in the federal prosecution of a family of ranchers who led an armed standoff against government agents prompted Attorney General Jeff Sessions to launch an investigation into the case and renewed calls for a broad review of U.S. attorneys in Las Vegas. “You can bet that, suddenly, Sessions is... Read More

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Bundy, Cliven Bundy

December 24, 2017

2 officials convicted at FIFA trial; 3rd awaits verdict

NEW YORK (AP) — Two former South American soccer officials were convicted Friday of corruption charges at the first U.S. trial stemming from the FIFA bribery scandal, while deliberations will continue next week for a third official. A federal jury in New York deliberated a week before reaching the partial verdict. Jose Maria Marin and... Read More

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FIFA

December 24, 2017

Ex-deputy charged with murder, held on $1M bail

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A former Southern California sheriff’s deputy who was previously cleared of wrongdoing had bail set at $1 million on Friday after he was charged with the murder of the father of his lover’s children. Former Riverside County sheriff’s Deputy Oscar Rodriguez, 36, was arrested Thursday in the 2014 shooting death of... Read More

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Oscar Rodriguez

December 24, 2017

Immigrant teen denied abortion threatened to hurt herself

HOUSTON (AP) — An immigrant teen who was denied an abortion by a U.S. government official, even though her pregnancy was caused by rape, had threatened to harm herself if she was forced to have the child, according to a government memo released Friday. The memo is addressed to Scott Lloyd, director of the Office... Read More

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Abortion

December 24, 2017

Mother sues over Texas arrest captured on cellphone video

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A black mother who was wrestled to the ground by a white Texas police officer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. The lawsuit filed Friday against Fort Worth officer William Martin, the city of Fort Worth and the woman’s neighbor alleges excessive force and wrongful arrest. Police responded to... Read More

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Jacqueline Craig

December 24, 2017

Newspaper asks court to reconsider ruling on autopsy reports

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A newspaper has asked the Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider its decision rejecting requests for unredacted autopsy reports from the unsolved slayings of eight family members. The court ruled 4-3 last week the Pike County coroner does not have to release the reports with complete information. The case involves seven adults... Read More

Criminal Justice News, News

Rhoden Family

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Column: Infantino must prove FIFA commitment to cleaning up

Oklahoma school sued for alleged sex abuse of students

Nevada man sentenced in sale of stolen Air Force ammunition

Man charged with backing Islamic State faces trial in June

Cities, volunteers clash over feeding homeless in public

Judge’s partial lifting of Trump ban gives refugees hope

NYFD employee held on $1M bail in minor crash turned deadly

Sexual misconduct scandals remind clergy victims of abuse

Bundy mistrial draws Sessions probe, calls for broad review

2 officials convicted at FIFA trial; 3rd awaits verdict

Ex-deputy charged with murder, held on $1M bail

Immigrant teen denied abortion threatened to hurt herself

Mother sues over Texas arrest captured on cellphone video

Newspaper asks court to reconsider ruling on autopsy reports

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