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On Camera: Cop Dragged Away By Car During Traffic Stop In US, Suspect Arrested
A video shared by the law enforcement agency shows two police officers talking to Lobo, who has his driver's side door open.
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Alleged Threats Made By Passenger Forces New Jersey-Bound Flight To Return To Boston
The plane turned back to Boston where Massport Fire and Massachusetts State Police Troopers escorted the man off the plane.
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200-Pound Shrek Statue Goes Missing In US City, Police Launch Investigation
According to a representative for the Hatfield Police Department, the sculpture is "kind of (an) iconic statue in the town."
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Seal That Escaped From Rescue In Pond Turns Itself To Police In US
A gray seal named Shoebert in the United States has become a local attraction in the Beverly city of Massachusetts after getting lost and wandering into a pond in the local area and turning itself to the local police early on Friday morning.
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50-Year-Old Live Explosive Fished Out From Sea. Next, Controlled Blast
A local fishing vessel in New Orleans, USA, yesterday reeled in an unexploded military shell, leading to the area being closed as the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams were called.
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Google's Vanessa Marcotte, Visiting Family In Massachusetts, Went For A Jog - And Never Came Back
Police are investigating the possible homicide of a 27-year-old Google employee from New York City who disappeared Sunday afternoon after she went jogging in Massachusetts.
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Police Say No 'Connection to Terrorism' in Boston-Bound Flight Incident
An apparently intoxicated 32-year-old Polish woman attempted to open an exit door on a British Airways flight from London to Boston on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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No Terror Link, Say Cops After Woman Tries to Open Door on British Airways Flight
An apparently intoxicated female passenger attempted to open an exit door on a Boston-bound British Airways flight on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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Convicted Boston Bomber Could Face State Murder Trial: Report
Convicted Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev could stand trial on state charges for the murder of a police officer despite being on death row at a federal prison, a report said Saturday.
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3 Dead After Plane Crashes, Setting US Home Ablaze
A small plane crashed into a US home Sunday killing all three of the people on board, while the house's occupants escaped a devastating blaze that erupted immediately, officials said.
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Indian-American Cop Faces Trial for Alleged Sexual Assault
A court in the US State of Massachusetts has started trial of a police officer of Indian descent, who was charged with sexual assault in 2014.
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New Arrest Linked to Gun Used After Boston Attacks
A friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is believed to have provided the handgun used to kill a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer during the manhunt, people with knowledge of the investigation said Tuesday.
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US Top Court in Major Ruling to Protect Cellphone Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that police officers usually need a warrant before they can search an arrested suspect's cellphone, a major decision in favour of privacy rights at a time of increasing concern over government encroachment in digital communications.
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US Navy Yard shooting: Investigators review erratic behavior of gunman
Investigators focused on the erratic behavior of a former US Navy reservist who law enforcement officials say had reported hearing voices before he shot dead 12 people at a military base in Washington this week. The national conversation turned once again to mental health, and to gun control.
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Photos released of Boston bombing suspect capture
A police photographer, furious with a Rolling Stone magazine cover photo he said glamorizes the surviving Boston Marathon suspect, released gritty images from the night Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured - and then was relieved of his duties.
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On Camera: Cop Dragged Away By Car During Traffic Stop In US, Suspect Arrested
A video shared by the law enforcement agency shows two police officers talking to Lobo, who has his driver's side door open.
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Alleged Threats Made By Passenger Forces New Jersey-Bound Flight To Return To Boston
The plane turned back to Boston where Massport Fire and Massachusetts State Police Troopers escorted the man off the plane.
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200-Pound Shrek Statue Goes Missing In US City, Police Launch Investigation
According to a representative for the Hatfield Police Department, the sculpture is "kind of (an) iconic statue in the town."
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Seal That Escaped From Rescue In Pond Turns Itself To Police In US
A gray seal named Shoebert in the United States has become a local attraction in the Beverly city of Massachusetts after getting lost and wandering into a pond in the local area and turning itself to the local police early on Friday morning.
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50-Year-Old Live Explosive Fished Out From Sea. Next, Controlled Blast
A local fishing vessel in New Orleans, USA, yesterday reeled in an unexploded military shell, leading to the area being closed as the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams were called.
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Google's Vanessa Marcotte, Visiting Family In Massachusetts, Went For A Jog - And Never Came Back
Police are investigating the possible homicide of a 27-year-old Google employee from New York City who disappeared Sunday afternoon after she went jogging in Massachusetts.
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Police Say No 'Connection to Terrorism' in Boston-Bound Flight Incident
An apparently intoxicated 32-year-old Polish woman attempted to open an exit door on a British Airways flight from London to Boston on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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No Terror Link, Say Cops After Woman Tries to Open Door on British Airways Flight
An apparently intoxicated female passenger attempted to open an exit door on a Boston-bound British Airways flight on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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Convicted Boston Bomber Could Face State Murder Trial: Report
Convicted Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev could stand trial on state charges for the murder of a police officer despite being on death row at a federal prison, a report said Saturday.
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3 Dead After Plane Crashes, Setting US Home Ablaze
A small plane crashed into a US home Sunday killing all three of the people on board, while the house's occupants escaped a devastating blaze that erupted immediately, officials said.
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Indian-American Cop Faces Trial for Alleged Sexual Assault
A court in the US State of Massachusetts has started trial of a police officer of Indian descent, who was charged with sexual assault in 2014.
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New Arrest Linked to Gun Used After Boston Attacks
A friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is believed to have provided the handgun used to kill a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer during the manhunt, people with knowledge of the investigation said Tuesday.
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US Top Court in Major Ruling to Protect Cellphone Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that police officers usually need a warrant before they can search an arrested suspect's cellphone, a major decision in favour of privacy rights at a time of increasing concern over government encroachment in digital communications.
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US Navy Yard shooting: Investigators review erratic behavior of gunman
Investigators focused on the erratic behavior of a former US Navy reservist who law enforcement officials say had reported hearing voices before he shot dead 12 people at a military base in Washington this week. The national conversation turned once again to mental health, and to gun control.
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Photos released of Boston bombing suspect capture
A police photographer, furious with a Rolling Stone magazine cover photo he said glamorizes the surviving Boston Marathon suspect, released gritty images from the night Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured - and then was relieved of his duties.
