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He did it again : Ex congress man Anthony wiener husband of Huma Abedin caught in 3rd texting scandal

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Man kills lady in shop shot in the head,then killed himself after.Kansas city baby daddy

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Police officers shoot teen after a chase. This happened December 2013. The officer shot 16 times and hit him 3. The man was holding a toy air soft gun. Surveillance video was shown, and now parent is pressing charges for excessive force.

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Newly released surveillance video shows a teen running from police in December 2013. The teen's family has filed a federal lawsuit against the officer citing excessive force.

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two 68 year old nuns was stabbed in their Mississippi home, their bodies were found after not showing up to work on a Thursday. A man 15 miles away confessed without giving a reason. The nuns where sisters and both worked at a health clinic for the poor in Lexington over 300 people came to the service to say their goodbyes, the killing shocked everyone, the nun sisters committed their lives to helping the poor.

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Cowboys QB Tony Romo is injured yet again, as he broke a bone in his back. Standout rookie Dak Prescott will likely start Week 1 vs the Giants.

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Inmates escape from prison in Louisiana. They ran from the prison Saturday night. It is unknown how they escaped.

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active shooter report delays flights, spreads alarm at LAX

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An 18 year old girl named Amy Sharp was wanted by police after she escaped from a corrective services complex. A couple hours after she escaped she posted on Facebook that she did not like the mugshots they were using and that they should use different ones.

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Amy Sharp escaped from Sydney's Surry Hills Corrective Services Cell Complex August 19 and police released two mugshots of the teenager taken at the facility, draped in a red blanket.

A local news website shared the police statement, which included her glum-looking pictures, on Facebook.

Sharp then commented underneath the post from her personal profile, which called for her arrest, politely requesting that they use a different photo of herself.

She wrote: "Can you use this photo, please and thank you. Yours Truly, Amy Sharp xx"

Sharp accompanied the post with an "angel" emoji and a different photo of herself, in which she is seen smiling.

At the time of writing, Sharp's comment had more than 60,000 likes with many users sending the teenager messages of support for her action.

Others offered criticism, suggesting the police should use the post to track down the teenager.

New South Wales police have since confirmed Sharp was arrested August 27 in Wentworth Park, Sydney, a short distance from the police station in which she escaped from.

She was charged with escaping lawful custody, as well as an outstanding warrant. She was later refused bail and appeared in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday.

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australian escapee amy sharp requests different mugshot  - cnn

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Escaped teenager requests different mugshot

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Amy Sharp escaped from Sydney's Surry Hills Corrective Services Cell Complex August 19 and police released two mugshots of the teenager taken at the facility, draped in a red blanket. A local news website shared the police statement, which included her glum-looking pictures, on Facebook.

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Two killed in Louisiana bus crash. An out of control bus driven by an illegal immigrant carrying flood recovery volunteers hit a fire truck and firefighters who had responded to an earlier crash Sunday morning on a Louisiana interstate, killing two people and injuring 36, according to state police.

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An out-of-control bus driven by an illegal immigrant carrying flood recovery volunteers hit a fire truck and firefighters who had responded to an earlier crash Sunday morning on a Louisiana interstate, killing two people and injuring 36, according to state police.

The ladder truck from St. John the Baptist Parish, located west of New Orleans, had parked across the right lane of Interstate 10 to block traffic while police investigated an earlier crash involving a pickup truck that had skidded on the wet road, crashing into both guardrails about 6:40 a.m., Trooper Melissa Matey told local media.

The bus hit the fire truck, then hit a car, and then veered behind the fire truck and into the pickup truck, knocking three firefighters who were standing near the guard rail into the water below, Matey said.

Matey said the driver, identified as Denis Yasmir Amaya Rodriguez, 37, of Honduras, was an employee of that company.

"He is in this country illegally from Honduras. He has no driver's license. He had minor injuries," she said.

Rodriguez will be booked in the St. John the Baptist jail and will be charged with two counts of negligent homicide, reckless operation, and no driver's license, Fox 8 reported. Police told the television station that additional charges are forthcoming.

Matey said the wreck killed Jermaine Starr, 21, of Moss Point, Mississippi, a back-seat passenger in the Camry, and St. John the Baptist Parish district Fire Chief Spencer Chauvin. The injured included the other two firefighters, the bus driver, 24 bus passengers and a total of nine people in the car and pickups.

Firefighter Nicholas Saale, 32, of Ponchatoula, and Camry passenger Vontravous Kelly of Moss Point, Mississippi, are in critical condition, she said. The Camry's other two occupants, driver Marcus Tate, 35, and David Jones, both of Moss Point, are in serious condition.

Other injuries - including the Titan's two occupants, who suffered minor injuries in the original crash - ranged from minor to moderate, Matey said.

Matey said the bus was taking flood recovery workers from New Orleans to Baton Rouge and belonged to a company with two names: AM Party Bus and Kristina's Transportation LLC, both at the same address in Jefferson, about 30 miles from New Orleans in Jefferson Parish, Matey said.

No listing in Jefferson was available. A call by the Associated Press to Kristina's Transportation in Destrehan, 12 miles from Jefferson in St. Charles Parish, was not answered Sunday. A woman who answered the phone at AM Party Bus of New Orleans told the AP was only authorized to take booking calls.

"This is a very sad day for all first responders in Louisiana," Colonel Mike Edmonson, Louisiana State Police Superintendent said in a statement obtained by Fox 8. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the St. John the Baptist Fire Department. Louisiana has the "Move Over" law in place to protect our first responders on our roadways. Please adhere to this law and slow down when approaching emergency vehicles and disabled vehicles on the road."
Click for more from Fox8Live.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Two killed in Louisiana bus crash, driver in US illegally, cops say

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An out-of-control bus driven by an illegal immigrant carrying flood recovery volunteers hit a fire truck and firefighters who had responded to an earlier crash Sunday morning on a Louisiana interstate, killing two people and injuring about 40, according to state police.

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there where reports of flase gunshots at los angeles airport cuaseing painic thoughout the airport, the police sreach the terminals and found no evidance of a gunman or shots.

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Reports of an active shooter caused a sense of chaos at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday night, bringing travel to a halt and causing delays to pile up.

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Active Shooter Report Delays Flights, Spreads Alarm at LAX

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A man in a Zorro costume, armed with a wooden sword, was detained.

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An unlicensed bus driver crashes and kills 2 people, injures 36. The man driving was an illegal immigrant, and it is not known who hired him.

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False reports of gunfire causes chaos at the Los Angeles airport. Police responded to 911 calls of shots fired at the airport but later said the reports were unfounded and there had been no gunfire or injuries.

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Reports of an active shooter caused a sense of chaos at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday night, bringing travel to a halt and causing delays to pile up into Monday morning.

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Mexico discovers a hidden tunnel that leads to the United States.

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Mexican authorities have uncovered a hidden tunnel from the northwestern state of Sonora to Arizona in the United States, the National Commission for Security said Sunday.

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Three inmates escape a Louisiana detention center. One of the escapees was a would-be killer.

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Active shooter alert delays flights, spreads alarm in Los Angeles on Sunday night. It ended up to be a false alarm and police said there was no sign of a shooter

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ISIS suicide attack kills 45 pro-government troops in Yemen.

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WWE legend "Mr. Fuji" dies at age 82

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Kerry Jane Jane Wilson, an Australian aid worker, was freed after being kidnapped in Afghanistan for four months.

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Sheep runs across outfield and interrupts the baseball game.

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Mondesi hits a bomb to get a triple and to clear bases to take the lead and win over boston

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2 United Pilots Suspected of Being Drunk Arrested in Glasgow
Two United Airlines pilots who have been arrested for suspected intoxication before they were to fly 141 passengers from Scotland to the United States will appear in a Scottish court Monday, police said.

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Two United Airlines pilots who have been arrested for suspected intoxication before they were to fly 141 passengers from Scotland to the United States will appear in a Scottish court Monday, police said.

The Police Service of Scotland said it arrested both pilots Saturday at Glasgow Airport and both men, aged 45 and 35, would be arraigned at a court in Paisley, a Glasgow suburb, to face charges connected to Britain's transport safety laws.

United Airlines said Saturday's flight from Glasgow to the U.S. city of Newark, New Jersey, was delayed for 10 hours while the airline sought replacement pilots.

"The two pilots have been removed from service and their flying duties," United spokeswoman Erin Benson said. "We are cooperating with the authorities and will conduct our own investigation as well. The safety of our customers and crew is our highest priority."

Saturday's arrests come barely a month after two Canadian pilots of an Air Transat plane were arrested at Glasgow Airport and charged with trying to fly while intoxicated.

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2 United Pilots Suspected of Being Drunk Arrested in Glasgow

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Two United Airlines pilots who have been arrested for suspected intoxication before they were to fly 141 passengers from Scotland to the United States will appear in a Scottish court Monday, police said. The Police Service of Scotland said it arrested both pilots Saturday at Glasgow Airport...

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3 Inmates escape from detention center in Louisiana.

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Mr. Kohl-Not budging, a group of French mayors are saying about the burkini ban. They say the burkini is a “symbol of Islamic extremism,” and the ban protects Muslim women from possible retaliation.

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A majority of mayors who have banned burkinis in about 30 French coastal resorts are refusing to lift the restrictions despite the country's highest administrative court ruling that the bans are illegal, leaving the state facing a dilemma about how to react.

More than 20 mayors have defiantly kept in place decrees under which municipal police can stop and fine any women in full-body swimsuits at the beach despite the ruling from the state council that the burkini bans are a "serious and manifestly illegal violation of fundamental freedoms".

In a test case expected to set legal precedent, the court suspended the burkini ban in one French Riviera town, Villeneuve-Loubet, which was obliged to immediately scrap its decree. But the ruling was dismissed by many other mayors.

The interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, who has called for calm and warned against stigmatising Muslims in France, is expected to make an announcement on the issue on Monday. The Green housing minister, Emmanuelle Cosse, said mayors who refused to take the court ruling into account were playing with fire.

Most of the bans are still in place along the French Riviera, including in Nice and a swath of resorts along the Côte d'Azur. The mayor of Cannes, David Lisnard, from Nicolas Sarkozy's Les Républicains party, was the first mayor to ban burkinis this summer and said he would not budge. He said the ruling "does not in any way change my conviction that ostentatious dress, whatever the religion, is a problem in the current context". He said burkinis were "Islamist" and a sign of the "salafisation of our society".

Only two mayors lifted their bans in the wake of the Villeneuve-Loubet ruling: the Socialist mayor of Oye-Plages near Calais and the centrist mayor of Eze in the Alpes-Maritimes. Mayors from the rightwing Les Républicains party and from the far-right Front National are keeping their bans in place, insisting that the Villeneuve-Loubet case does not apply to them.

The burkini bans - which are now seen as illegal - pose a major problem to the French state, which is responsible for making sure the rule of law is respected. In theory, the state could now instruct local prefects to take action to force mayors to withdraw the bans. Human rights groups have also said they will pursue the towns through courts.

The Socialist prime minister, Manuel Valls, who had caused divisions in his party by supporting the mayors' bans, insisted that the political debate on burkinis must continue. In a written statement on Facebook, he said the burkini was "the affirmation of political Islam in the public space".

The issue of the burkini and Islam in France has been pushed to the top of the political agenda in the run-up to next year's presidential and parliamentary elections by Sarkozy, who is running a hardline campaign on French national identity in a bid to win his party's nomination to run again for president. Sarkozy reiterated that he wants a nationwide law to ban burkinis and also wants to ban Muslim headscarves from universities and private companies.

Alain Juppé, the mayor of Bordeaux, who remains favourite to be chosen as the right's candidate, launched his campaign against Sarkozy this weekend, striking a conciliatory tone. He is against a nationwide law against burkinis, saying it would be illegal and anti-constitutional, and that it was pointless to push for a new law "amid media agitation". He told Europe 1 radio that politicians should stop using inflammatory rhetoric to "throw oil on the fire".

Holding a rally west of Paris on Saturday, Juppé nonetheless proposed creating a special accord between the state and Muslim leaders to lay out clear rules for respecting French secularism.

"It is legitimate to ask them to have a knowledge of the principles of the organisation of the republican state, especially French-style secularism," he said.

The short-term burkini bans, which began to be issued by mayors at the end of July, have sparked a heated political row about the French principle of laïcité - secularism built on the strict separation of church and state - amid accusations by rights groups that politicians are twisting and distorting the principle for political gain, and using it to deliberately target Muslims following a series of terrorist attacks.

Following reports of some women being stopped by police for simply wearing a headscarf and loose clothing while standing on the beach, controversy has grown.

Benoît Hamon, a former Socialist government minister seeking the left's presidential nomination, said on Sunday that the burkini debate was "targeting Muslims once again" and criticised Valls for supporting bans.
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French mayors refuse to lift burkini ban despite court ruling

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A majority of mayors who have banned burkinis in about 30 French coastal resorts are refusing to lift the restrictions despite the country's highest administrative court ruling that the bans are illegal, leaving the state facing a dilemma about how to react.