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how 'weak' a 2020 candidate is donald trump? - cnnpolitics

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How 'weak' a 2020 candidate is Donald Trump, really?

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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is thinking about challenging President Donald Trump in the 2020 Republican presidential primary for one simple reason: He's not sure Trump can actually win a second term.

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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not to allow an Alabama woman who joined ISIS nearly five years ago, after she fled the country to become the bride of an ISIS fighter to be allowed back into the United States.

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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not to allow Hoda Muthana, an Alabama woman who joined ISIS but now says she regrets aligning herself with the terrorist group, back into the country.

"I have instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and he fully agrees, not to allow Hoda Muthana back into the Country!," Trump said in a tweet.

I have instructed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and he fully agrees, not to allow Hoda Muthana back into the Country!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 20, 2019

Muthana, 24, made a desperate plea to U.S. officials earlier this week to be allowed to return home nearly five years after she fled the country to become the bride of an ISIS fighter in Syria.

Pompeo said in a statement earlier Wednesday that he would not allow Muthana back in the United States, claiming she is not a citizen and therefore does not have a legal basis to seek reentry.

"Ms. Hoda Muthana is not a U.S. citizen and will not be admitted into the United States," Pompeo said. "She does not have any legal basis, no valid U.S. passport, no right to a passport, nor any visa to travel to the United States. We continue to strongly advise all U.S. citizens not to travel to Syria."

Hasan Shibly, a family representative, denied the administration's assessment, claiming on Twitter that Muthana is a U.S. citizen, was born in New Jersey and had a U.S. passport. He posted a photo of what he claims is Muthana's birth certificate, which said she was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, in October 1994.

Shibly, a lawyer with the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Florida, claimed Muthana's the date of her birth was "months" after her father, a diplomat from Yemen, informed the US government he had ended that employment. The children of diplomats, even if they're born in the United States, are not considered citizens, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

NBC News has not verified the authenticity of the document.

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The Trump administration continues its attempts to wrongfully strip citizens of their citizenship.

Hoda Muthana had a valid US passport and is a citizen. She was born in Hackensack, NJ in October 1994, months after her father stopped being diplomat
- Hassan Shibly (@HassanShibly) February 20, 2019

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A State Department spokesperson said there are many reasons why someone previously issued a passport could later be found ineligible for that passport, meaning it could be revoked or an application denied.

"Ms. Muthana's citizenship has not been revoked because she was never a US citizen," the spokesperson said.

Muthana reportedly was captured by Kurdish forces after fleeing ISIS's last remaining pocket of territory, had called online for the killing of Americans after joining the terrorist group.

With her infant son at her feet, Muthana told The Guardian in an interview at a detention camp in northern Syria earlier this week that she had been brainwashed and "deeply regrets" traveling to Syria to join ISIS.

"We were basically in the time of ignorance [...] and then became jihadi, if you like to describe it that way," she told the newspaper. "I thought I was doing things correctly for the sake of God."

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Trump says he will not readmit Alabama woman who joined ISIS

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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo not to allow Hoda Muthana, an Alabama woman who joined ISIS but now says she regrets aligning herself with the terrorist group, back into the country.

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Speaker of the house Pelosi is asking that congress goes against the national emergency that president Trump called for the building of the wall. She said that they had an obligation when they swore in oath to protect the constitution and that they must defend from what the president is attempting to do.

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pelosi urges members to back resolution terminating national emergency - cnnpolitics

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Pelosi urges members to back resolution terminating national emergency

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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi urged members of Congress Wednesday to back a resolution halting the national emergency declared by President Donald Trump to fund a border wall.

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Now we all have had cravings for different foods. And furthermore when we do not get the food we are craving we might be upset. Well a woman in the Bronx had a craving for beef. The restaurant she went to happened to run out of said beef. So, like a reasonable person, she repeatedly smashed the windows of this local restaurant.

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A pregnant woman had some major beef with a New York restaurant.

New York City police are searching for a woman who was caught on camera smashing a restaurant's windows and front door in the Bronx with a bat after she allegedly found out the eatery ran out of the beef patties she was craving.

The unidentified woman went to the Back Home Restaurant about 4:20 p.m. on Jan. 15 and ordered a beef patty, but an employee told her they ran out, police said. Upset by the news, she left the restaurant and came back with a bat and began smashing the store's windows and front door.

Surveillance video released by police Saturday shows at least one passerby attempting to stop the enraged woman, but ultimately stepping back from the bat-swinging hangry customer.

The woman fled the scene after the attack. No one was injured in the incident.
NEW YORK WOMAN, 24, PREDICTED HER MURDER BEFORE BEING FOUND IN SUITCASE IN AFFLUENT CONNECTICUT TOWN, MOM SAYS
Simone Johnson, who owns Back Home Restaurant, told PIX11 the woman caused $2,000 worth of damage.

"They heard a loud noise...we thought it was gunshots or something like that; there was glass shattered everywhere," Johnson told the news site. "We've been in business for over 20 years and we've never seen anything like this. Never."

Employees also told ABC7NY that the woman was a regular customer who spoke about her pregnancy and was "always cordial" in the past until her alleged "hangry" outburst.
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Police are offering up to $2,500 for information leading to the suspect's arrest.

Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).

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Pregnant woman, upset over lack of beef patties, smashes New York restaurant's windows with bat, police say

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A pregnant woman had some major beef with a New York restaurant. New York City police are searching for a woman who was caught on camera smashing a restaurant's windows and front door in the Bronx with a bat after she allegedly found out the eatery ran out of the beef patties she was craving.

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Zion Williamson's shoes broke apart only 36 seconds into the game against North Carolina. It has caused Zion a mild knee sprain, and for Nike to look into the issue immediately. The company was skewered on twitter for the malfunction, referencing the original ad campaign for Michael Jordan, its got to be the shoes. An injury report on duration will come out later today for Zion, And Nike is working on solving this freak accident ASAP.

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It's got to be the shoes.

Nike is "working to identify the issue" after Duke freshman Zion Williamson had his shoe burst apart mid-game Wednesday, forcing the star to leave the nationally broadcast event against rival North Carolina with a sprained knee as a packed house -- that included former President Barack Obama -- looked on.
DUKE FRESHMAN ZION WILLIAMSON THROWS DOWN INCREDIBLE DUNK AGAINST VIRGINIA
"We are obviously concerned and want to wish Zion a speedy recovery," Nike said in a statement obtained by ESPN. "The quality and performance of our products are of utmost importance. While this is an isolated occurrence, we are working to identify the issue."

Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski described the injury as "a mild knee sprain" and said it was "stable." He said information on how much time the 18-year-old could miss would be available Thursday.

Thirty-six seconds into the game, Williamson grabbed his right knee in pain after slipping awkwardly and falling when his left shoe split apart as he planted hard while dribbling near the free throw line. The blue rubber sole ripped loose from the white shoe, with Williamson's foot sliding through the gap.
BROOKLYN NETS' SPENCER DINWIDDIE WEARING HIS OWN BRAND OF SNEAKERS ON BASKETBALL COURT
Obama, who was watching from the stands, was seen on camera pointing and exclaiming, "His shoe broke!" He later tweeted a personal get-well message for Williamson after leaving the game to rousing cheers from the crowd.

"Zion Williamson seems like an outstanding young man as well as an outstanding basketball player," the former president wrote. "Wishing him a speedy recovery."

Nike, once known for its popular "It's Gotta Be the Shoes" 1980s ad campaign with Michael Jordan, was skewered on social media following the footwear debacle.

Puma, a competing sportswear company, appeared to tweet and later delete a post to its Puma Basketball account that said: "Wouldn't have happened in the pumas."

Nike has had issues with basketball apparel before. Since becoming the official NBA uniform supplier in 2017, multiple players have had their jerseys rip, Bloomberg reported.

Nike stock was marked 1.61 percent lower in pre-market trading Thursday morning as the company begins to grapple with the public relations nightmare following the sneaker incident, The Street reported.
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After Williamson limped off the court, No. 8 North Carolina took advantage of the freshman phenom's absence to beat the Blue Devils 88-72.

"We miss him as a player, but it's not just that," Duke forward Cam Reddish said via the team's Twitter page. "He is also the source of our energy. So, without him on the floor, that energy is missing. We have to be back in the gym tomorrow, figuring out how to find that energy while he is gone."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Nike 'working to identify issue' after Duke star Zion Williamson sprains knee when shoe bursts open

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It's got to be the shoes. Nike is "working to identify the issue" after Duke freshman Zion Williamson had his shoe burst apart mid-game Wednesday, forcing the star to leave the nationally broadcast event against rival North Carolina with a sprained knee as a packed house -- that included former President Barack Obama -- looked on.

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Ranch is a powerful condiment as exhibited when Gillibrand's campaigning was interrupted by a seeker of the ranch. In a video the citizen was shown to receive attention from Gillibrand just before denying her, stating they were only interested in the ranch.

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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., a 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful, was interrupted while campaigning in Iowa on Monday by someone who just wanted condiments for her food.

Speaking at The Airliner in Iowa City, the senator talked with voters when one patron - University of Iowa student Hanna Kinney - appeared to try to scooch past.

Gillibrand, in a video tweeted by a CNN reporter, appears to warmly touch Kinney's shoulder, as if to include her in conversation.

But Kinney didn't want to join in, simply saying, "sorry, sorry - I'm just gonna get some ranch," as she raises her hands and pushes through the mob of reporters and photographers.
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The crowd broke out in laughter in the video, as Gillibrand continued her campaigning.

Kinney told Fox News on Tuesday night she had no idea that Gillibrand was campaigning at The Airliner, where she dines each Monday night for bible study. She added that living in Iowa her entire life, she understands that caucuses are approaching but she "definitely wasn't there for that reason."

The college senior said that Gillibrand and the crowd were sitting in a "kind of a major intersection" near the hostess podium in the restaurant.

She noted that in the video, Gillibrand gently touches her shoulder, but said she doesn't recall the moment.
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Since she's at the restaurant so often, Kinney claimed she is "the designated ranch go-getter" and that staff at The Airliner gave her "a little squeeze bottle of it."

Once Kinney got her ranch, she said she had to move back throughout the restaurant in the same direction. She told Fox News that the crowd cheered her on when she confirmed she got the dressing.

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Gillibrand interrupted in Iowa by restaurant patron seeking ranch dressing

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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., a 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful, was interrupted while campaigning in Iowa on Monday by someone who just wanted condiments for her food. Speaking at The Airliner in Iowa City, the senator talked with voters when one patron - University of Iowa student Hanna Kinney - appeared to try to scooch past.

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Today celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Black Panther  Party.The Black Panther Party was one of the most creative and influential responses to racism and economic inequality in American history.

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Published on the 50th anniversary of the party's founding, "Power to the People: The World of the Black Panthers," by Stephen Shames, who is one of America's leading photographers dealing with social issues. Admired, reviled, emulated and misunderstood, the Black Panther Party was one of the most creative and influential responses to racism and economic inequality in American history. Here, Panthers line up at a "Free Huey" rally in DeFremery Park, in west Oakland's ghetto, July 28, 1968, in Oakland, California.

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The 50th Anniversary of the Black Panthers

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Published on the 50th anniversary of the party's founding, "Power to the People: The World of the Black Panthers," by Stephen Shames, who is one of America's leading photographers dealing with social issues. Admired, reviled, emulated and misunderstood, the Black Panther Party was one of the most creative and influential responses to racism and economic inequality in American history.

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Newark bus driver overdosed on Narcan, a heroin effect reversing drug. She crashed the bus into a tree, and none of the children were hurt.

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school bus driver revived with narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard - cnn

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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A school bus driver was arrested after she overdosed while driving and crashed into a tree, Newark police said.

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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school bus driver revived with narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard - cnn

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School bus driver revived with Narcan after crashing with 12 students aboard

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A school bus driver was arrested after she overdosed while driving and crashed into a tree, Newark police said.

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Jussie Smollett, actor for the show Empire turned himself in on Wednesday after lying about being attacked by two masked men. He is being charged for allegedly filing a false report of a crime.

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Jussie Smollett taken into custody by Chicago police over allegedly lying about attack

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Actor from the show Empire, Jussie Smollett, turned himself into the police on Wednesday after he was officially charged with filing a false police report. Investigators searched through security footage of where Smollett was allegedly attacked, but they were unable to find any footage of the attack.

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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is under arrest and in the "custody of detectives" Thursday morning, Chicago police Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi said.

Smollett, who had felony criminal charges approved against him Wednesday, turned himself in to police, authorities said.

Smollett was charged just hours after he was "officially classified as a suspect in a criminal investigation" for allegedly "filing a false police report" in connection with his Jan. 29 attack claims, police said. The Cook County State's Attorney's Office approved the "Disorderly Conduct / Filing a False Police Report" charges.

Smollett's attorneys Todd Pugh and Victor Henderson released a statement Wednesday on their client's behalf.

"Like any other citizen, Mr. Smollett enjoys the presumption of innocence, particularly when there has been an investigation like this one where information, both true and false, has been repeatedly leaked," the statement said. "Given these circumstances, we intend to conduct a thorough investigation and to mount an aggressive defense."

In a statement to Fox News on Wednesday, 20th Century Fox Television, which produces "Empire," and Fox Entertainment, said they had "no comment at this time."

Smollett, who is openly gay and black, reported that on Jan. 29, he was attacked by two masked men as he was walking home from a Subway restaurant. He claimed that the men shouted racial and anti-gay slurs at him, poured a substance on him, threw a rope around his neck and shouted, "This is MAGA country!"
JUSSIE SMOLLETT'S SIBLINGS DEFEND 'EMPIRE' ACTOR, BLAST MEDIA AS 'IRRESPONSIBLE'
Investigators combed through surveillance video from the area where Smollett claimed he was attacked but officials were unsuccessful in locating footage of the beating. They did find and release images of two people they said they wanted to question.

Two individuals who were questioned about the alleged crime were arrested, police told Fox News on Friday. Although police did not elaborate on what crime was potentially committed, they said the individuals were not charged. Authorities had considered them to be suspects, however, according to Guglielmi at the time.

The two men - whom police identified only as Nigerian brothers - were picked up at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport last Wednesday and taken into custody after returning from Nigeria after police learned that at least one of the men worked on "Empire," Guglielmi said. He did not know what the man's job was on the television drama, he said.
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Guglielmi confirmed that a search warrant was executed at the Chicago apartment where the men lived but did not have any information about exactly what police found.

On Friday evening, Guglielmi tweeted that "due to new evidence" obtained through questioning, the individuals "were released without charging."

The following day, police said Smollett was no longer considered a victim in their investigation. Police earlier said that the "trajectory of the investigation" shifted and that they wanted to conduct another interview with Smollett about the alleged hate crime.
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The police department on Tuesday also rejected a tip they said they'd received about the case earlier that day.

"CPD has confirmed that a tip this morning about a sighting at the residential towers of individuals involved in this alleged incident is unfounded as it was not supported by video evidence obtained by detectives," Guglielmi tweeted.

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Jussie Smollett is under arrest in custody of Chicago police

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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is under arrest and in the "custody of detectives" Thursday morning, Chicago police Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi said. Smollett, who had felony criminal charges approved against him Wednesday, turned himself in to police, authorities said.

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A New York man plowed into a family of 8 at a 7-eleven store. The mother was killed, and the other 7 seven were hospitalized. The man plowed into the family, put the car in reverse, then plowed into them again. The man got out of the car with a knife and would not put it down, so the police had to use a stun gun on him. All of this happened because the father asked the man not to blow his cigarette smoke around his children.

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others.

Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

Police said the driver hit all eight members of the family and smashed into the storefront before he reversed the vehicle and drove forward again, striking the family a second time.

All of the family members were hospitalized. The woman was later pronounced dead. Police have not released her name. A 35-year-old man and six children, including a 2-year-old child, were treated for non-life threatening injuries.

The knife-wielding Mendez was arrested at the scene after police used a stun gun to subdue him.

"He didn't say anything initially to the police officers," said Haverstraw Police Capt. Martin Lund. "He refused to drop the knife. Then he was tazed at the scene and taken down."

Mendez pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on murder and attempted murder charges Wednesday night. It wasn't clear if he had a lawyer who could comment on the charges.

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Woman dead after driver plows into family in suburban NY

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Police say an enraged driver plowed his car into a family of eight, including a baby and five children, outside a store in Rockland County Wednesday, killing a 32-year-old woman and injuring several others. Police believe an argument between the family and the driver, identified as 35-year-old Jason Mendez, of Washingtonville, may have precipitated the afternoon attack at a 7-Eleven store in the Town of Haverstraw.

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"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett has been arrested for allegedly filing a false police report claiming he was the victim of a hate-crime attack in Chicago.
Smollett was charged Wednesday with felony disorderly conduct for the allegedly false report he made with Chicago police on Jan. 29, according to the Cook County State's Attorney's Office. In it he claimed he was assaulted by two masked men who hurled racist and homophobic slurs.

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A man in Pennsylvania was involved in an accident that ended up killing a lady. It was later found he was driving drunk and on a suspended license. This was his 6th charged DUI in 9 years. He attempted to flee the scene on foot but was caught by authorities. He is also facing many more charges because this lady passed away as a result of his actions.

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A Pennsylvania man driving drunk on a suspended license on the day of his mother's funeral killed a 45-year-old woman last weekend, in what authorities say was his sixth DUI in nine years.

The suspect, identified as David Strowhouer, 30, of Willistown, crashed his Dodge Ram vehicle head-on into a Subaru WRX car last Saturday, a report said. Police responded to the crash around 9:20 p.m.

"I don't know that he has learned his lesson yet. He's brought tragedy to a family and, to an extent, brought tragedy to his own," Delaware County District Attorney Katayoun M. Copeland said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

"I don't know that he has learned his lesson yet. He's brought tragedy to a family and, to an extent, brought tragedy to his own."
- Katayoun M. Copeland, Delaware County district attorney

Strowhouer was in jail after police filed charges Sunday, a news outlet reported. He had pleaded guilty to five DUIs since 2010, the Inquirer reported.

Prosecutors are now looking to convict him with "homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence," the paper reported.
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Authorities said the crash killed passenger Deana Eckman, 45, according to Philadelphia's WPVI-TV. She was pronounced dead at the scene, while her husband Chris was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, reports said. Strowhouer allegedly attempted to flee on foot, the Philly Voice reported.

Police said Strowhouer initially lied to authorities and said his cousin was driving. But, through interviews and video, police believe he was behind the wheel, WPVI reported.
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"On a day when he should've been with his family, he chooses to get drunk, cause a fatal crash, and then create a lie for investigators," Copeland said, according to the Inquirer.

Stowhouer faces more than a dozen charges, including aggravated assault by vehicle, the reports said, citing court records.

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Crash that killed woman was driver's 6th DUI in 9 years, police say

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A Pennsylvania man driving drunk on a suspended license on the day of his mother's funeral killed a 45-year-old woman last weekend, in what authorities say was his sixth DUI in nine years. The suspect, identified as David Strowhouer, 30, of Willistown, crashed his Dodge Ram vehicle head-on into a Subaru WRX car last Saturday, a report said.

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30 year old man, driving to his mothers funeral, killed a women with his 6th DUI in 9 years. The women was in the passenger seat was pronounced dead at the scene. The women's husband was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. The drunk driver attempted to flee the scene on foot.

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A Pennsylvania man driving drunk on a suspended license on the day of his mother's funeral killed a 45-year-old woman last weekend, in what authorities say was his sixth DUI in nine years.

The suspect, identified as David Strowhouer, 30, of Willistown, crashed his Dodge Ram vehicle head-on into a Subaru WRX car last Saturday, a report said. Police responded to the crash around 9:20 p.m.

"I don't know that he has learned his lesson yet. He's brought tragedy to a family and, to an extent, brought tragedy to his own," Delaware County District Attorney Katayoun M. Copeland said, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

"I don't know that he has learned his lesson yet. He's brought tragedy to a family and, to an extent, brought tragedy to his own."
- Katayoun M. Copeland, Delaware County district attorney

Strowhouer was in jail after police filed charges Sunday, a news outlet reported. He had pleaded guilty to five DUIs since 2010, the Inquirer reported.

Prosecutors are now looking to convict him with "homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence," the paper reported.
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Authorities said the crash killed passenger Deana Eckman, 45, according to Philadelphia's WPVI-TV. She was pronounced dead at the scene, while her husband Chris was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, reports said. Strowhouer allegedly attempted to flee on foot, the Philly Voice reported.

Police said Strowhouer initially lied to authorities and said his cousin was driving. But, through interviews and video, police believe he was behind the wheel, WPVI reported.
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"On a day when he should've been with his family, he chooses to get drunk, cause a fatal crash, and then create a lie for investigators," Copeland said, according to the Inquirer.

Stowhouer faces more than a dozen charges, including aggravated assault by vehicle, the reports said, citing court records.

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Crash that killed woman was driver's 6th DUI in 9 years, police say

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A Pennsylvania man driving drunk on a suspended license on the day of his mother's funeral killed a 45-year-old woman last weekend, in what authorities say was his sixth DUI in nine years. The suspect, identified as David Strowhouer, 30, of Willistown, crashed his Dodge Ram vehicle head-on into a Subaru WRX car last Saturday, a report said.