This is a carousel . Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate LAS VEGAS ( AP ) — Former NBA and reality TV star Lamar Odom was hospitalized after he was found unconscious Tuesday at a Nevada brothel , authorities said . The former Los Angeles Laker and member-by-marriage of the Kardashian family was in a Las Vegas hospital Tuesday night and there was no immediate word on his condition , officials said . The Nye County Sheriff 's Department was called at about 3:15 p.m. to Love Ranch in Crystal , Nevada , about 70 miles outside of Las Vegas for a report of an unresponsive man needing an ambulance , Sheriff Sharon A. Wehrly said in a statement . The 35-year-old was stabilized and taken to Desert View Hospital in nearby Pahrump , the statement said . Officials then tried to have him airlifted to Las Vegas , but the 6-foot-10-inch Odom was too tall for the helicopter that was available and he was driven by ambulance to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center . Dennis Hof , who owns the Love Ranch and other legal brothels in Nevada , said his staff had picked up Odom from a home in Las Vegas on Saturday . `` He just wanted to get away , have a good time and relax , '' Hof told The Associated Press in a phone interview . Hof said Odom was `` happy , he was sleeping every night , '' while visiting , but two women went to check on Odom Tuesday afternoon after not hearing from him since early morning , and found him face down and unconscious . When they turned him on his side at the direction of a 911 operator , Odom started `` throwing up all kinds of stuff . '' Hof said Odom had been taking herbal Viagra and had drunk part of a bottle of cognac since arriving , but had no knowledge of his use of any other drugs . `` It 's incredibly sad , '' said Hof , who turns 69 on Wednesday . Hof is known for his own onetime reality show , `` Cathouse , '' on HBO . Odom 's hospitalization was first reported by TMZ . Odom , who won two NBA championships with the Lakers in 2009 and 2010 , last played in the NBA in 2013 , and saw recent reality TV fame through his marriage to Khloe Kardashian . Kardashian filed for divorce in 2013 , citing irreconcilable differences . The divorce has not yet received final approval from a judge . The two were married in 2009 in a large ceremony that was taped for the E ! network , following a whirlwind engagement that was also filmed . The Lakers played an exhibition game in Las Vegas on Tuesday night , losing 107-100 to Sacramento . Kobe Bryant and Metta World Peace are Odom 's only remaining teammates on the roster . World Peace clearly was distraught about Odom 's health after the game . `` There 's not one word I could say that would make sense , '' World Peace told reporters , declining further comment . Bryant left the arena without speaking to reporters . Odom spent the best years of his career with the Lakers , winning two championship rings and the NBA 's Sixth Man of the Year award in 2011 . After seven years in purple and gold , he was crushed in December 2011 when the Lakers attempted to trade him to New Orleans in a multiplayer trade for Chris Paul . He eventually went to Dallas in another deal , but was out of the NBA just two years later . Some troubles that met Odom before and during his career appeared to worsen after he left the league , and included a no-contest plea to drunken driving shortly before his divorce . Odom was suspended during the 2000-01 season for violating the NBA 's anti-drug policy for the second time in eight months . During the 2010-11 season , a cousin he was close to died and Odom was a passenger in a vehicle involved in an accident in New York that killed a cyclist . Odom played one season at Rhode Island before being drafted in the first round with the No . 4 overall pick by the Clippers in the 1999 NBA draft . He attended Redemption Christian Academy in Troy as a teenager . Born Lamar Joseph Odom on Nov. 6 , 1979 , in New York City , he was raised by his grandmother after his mother died of cancer when he was 12 . His father was a drug addict . In 2006 , Odom 's 6-month-old son Jayden died from SIDS while sleeping in his crib in New York . He has a daughter , Destiny , and a son Lamar Jr. , from a previous relationship . ____ Dalton reported from Los Angeles . AP Sports Writers Beth Harris and Greg Beacham also contributed to this story from Los Angeles .

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- Ariana Eunjung ChaWashington Post Young , minority women disproportionately affected by lupus In the world of celebrities , there are diseases such as HIV/AIDS and breast cancer that are very “ popular ” and well understood , thanks to years of fundraising and awareness campaigns by stars . And there are those diseases that are less so . Lupus , an autoimmune disorder that can damage organs , is in the second category . When Selena Gomez shocked her 126 million Instagram followers on Thursday by revealing that she had disappeared from the public eye this summer because she was getting a kidney transplant because of lupus , her fans had many questions . Many wondered how someone so young and seemingly healthy — Gomez , 25 , made numerous appearances this spring , looking radiant — could suddenly need such a radical surgery . Some commented that perhaps her case was atypical . It ’ s the opposite . Lupus , in which the body ’ s immune system turns against itself , strikes women of child-bearing age at the highest rates . Those who are minorities are especially vulnerable . While only about 10 percent of women with lupus who are white progress to kidney failure , about 20 to 40 percent of women who are African American or Hispanic do so . Gary Gilkeson , associate dean at the Medical University of South Carolina and chair of the Lupus Foundation of America ’ s medical-scientific advisory committee , says the disease is incredibly challenging to diagnose because it looks like many other conditions in its early stages . People with lupus may first experience fatigue , joint pain or a little bit of rash on their bodies and can go for a long time before their doctors realize it is more serious . “ Many people see two or four physicians before it is picked up that ’ s what the problem is . It is difficult to diagnose early on , but the earlier the diagnosis the better the chance of us catching it before it gets too out of hand , ” Gilkeson said . No one knows exactly what causes lupus . More than 60 genes have been identified as putting people at higher risk , but environmental factors also seem to play a large role . Some scientists believe that certain viral infections may trigger lupus . There is evidence that different organic pollutants and even exposure to radiation through substances like uranium could activate the disorder . Some of the most important research on lupus going on right now involves early identification of people who may develop lupus before they have full-blown symptoms . The National Institutes of Health is funding a study that looks at people with a certain blood-based indicator and one or two symptoms that suggest lupus . Some of those people will actually progress to the disease and some will not , and the goal is to try to figure out what the difference is between the two groups . While kidney failure is a serious , life-threatening complication of lupus , the number of people having successful treatment with transplants is increasing . People have two kidneys but need only one . So a growing number of patients have managed to find friends or family members who are matches and can donate , or they participate in “ kidney exchanges ” in which a friend of one patient will donate to a stranger who is a match in exchange for the second patient ’ s friend donating to the first patient . In Gomez ’ s case , the donor was one of her BFFs , actress Francia Raisa , who has appeared on “ The Secret Life of the American Teenager ” and played a hockey player turned figure skater in one of the recent remakes of “ The Cutting Edge. ” The good news for patients like Gomez , Gilkeson said , is that many women with lupus who undergo transplants go on to live long , healthy lives . There ’ s something about the immuno-suppressants that transplant patients must take to prevent rejection of the new organs that also keeps lupus at bay . “ I think it ’ s important to emphasize that lupus patients can lead relatively normal lives , ” he said . “ She will be able to resume her career , go to college if she wants , and having children is possible . ”

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Rapper Bankroll Fresh shot to death outside Atlanta recording studio ATLANTA — Atlanta police are investigating after a late-night fatal shooting happened outside a well-known area recording studio . Police now confirm that 28-year-old Trentavious White , who goes by the name of Bankroll Fresh , was shot at the Street Execs Studio at 1740 Defoor Place in northwest Atlanta . According to Lt. Charles Hampton with the Atlanta Police Department , authorities responded to the studio around 11 p.m. Friday night where they found a large crowd running away from the location . Shortly after police arrived , they learned that one person had been shot and taken away from the studio by car to the Hughes Spalding Hospital . The victim , now identified as White , died shortly before midnight from gunshot wounds . 11Alive 's crews on the scene reported at least 50 shell casings on the ground outside the studio , however police have not said how many of those shots actually hit White . Neighbors and business owners woke up to find bullet holes in their homes and storefronts , but at this time , police do n't believe anyone else was hit or killed in the shooting . News of the the rapper 's death spread quickly online , and early Saturday morning `` RIP Bankroll Fresh '' was a top trending topic on Twitter , with many rappers expressing their shock at the news . Street Execs Studio is known for work with several well-known artists , perhaps the most notable being College Park native 2 Chainz . But the artist is n't alone with other local acts , including Cap 1 , Skooly , Travis Porter and Young Dolph all being listed on the studio 's website as having ties to the location . But outside the music world , and in the nearby neighborhood , opinions of the location have been mixed . In November of 2015 , 11Alive 's Jeremy Campbell reported that neighbors in the Underwood Hills Neighborhood Association have blamed the studio for recent shootings , assaults , car break-ins and other repeated crime in the area . Owner Charley Jabaley responded to those complaints and said that he met with city leaders about safety and his future there . He also told 11Alive that he 's worked to bring in new security and a new studio manager in an effort to keep noise and other problems down . At this time , police have not released information regarding suspects or a possible motive , although Homeland Security responded to the location and recovered video evidence that is now being processed . 11Alive 's Gary Stilwell contributed to this report . In other news PHOTOS | Mugshot gallery PHOTOS | People we 've lost in 2016

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SIOUX FALLS , S.D . ( KELO ) — A Sioux Falls area woman has been sentenced for prohibited possession of a firearm , according to a release from the U.S. Attorney ’ s office for the District of South Dakota . U.S. Attorney Alison Ramsdell announced that 35-year-old Elizabeth Ashley Drake , described by the release as transient , was sentenced to 18 months in prison followed by three years supervised release . Drake was indicted by a federal grand jury in July 2021 of possession of a firearm by a prohibited person , as she had previously been convicted of crimes punishable by imprisonment of more than a year . She has also been barred from possessing a firearm due to the illegal use of controlled substances . Drake pled guilty of her charges , which stemmed from a June 2021 incident in which Sioux Falls police searched a vehicle Drake was a passenger in and located the firearms , narcotics , and syringes .

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KANSAS CITY , Mo . > > The family of a Black man who was shot and killed by a white Kansas City police officer in 2020 is suing the officer and the Board of Police Commissioners for at least $ 10 million . The federal lawsuit filed Thursday by Donnie Sanders ’ family accuses the officer , Blayne Newton , of using excessive force when he shot Sanders on March 12 , 2020 . It also accuses the board , which oversees the Kansas City Police Department , of not properly training or disciplining officers in the use of deadly force , The Kansas City Star reported . Leslie Foreman , a spokeswoman for the police , said the department does not comment on pending litigation . Sanders ’ death is one of the prominent cases in Kansas City involving Black people cited by civil rights activists when pushing for changes to the Police Department . Newton shot Sanders , 47 , three times after he followed Sanders ’ vehicle into an alley . Sanders parked the vehicle and ran , with Newton chasing him , police have said . Police dashcam video records Newton yelling commands at Sanders to stop and show his hands but the video does not capture the shooting . Kansas City police were not wearing body cameras at the time but have since begun doing so . Newton told investigators he believed he saw a gun in Sanders ’ hand . No weapon was found ; investigators said Sanders had only a cellphone in his jacket pocket . Two witnesses reported they saw Newton walking backward while yelling commands as Sanders approached with his arm extended . Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker , citing an investigation by Kansas City police and the Missouri State Highway Patrol , determined last year that the witnesses ’ statements collaborated Newton ’ s account that he shot Sanders because he was afraid for his life . Newton was not charged and returned to work as a patrol officer . He underwent another review after witnesses said he put his knee on the back of a Black woman who was on the ground during an arrest — another case that sparked protests .

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Trump 's pardons are troubling , but presidential pardon power is absolutely essential Barack Obama and Jimmy Carter made wise use of pardons . It is up to voters to choose presidents of character who wo n't abuse the power as Trump has . President Donald Trump ’ s pardon of Michael Flynn has again put the pardon power back in the headlines and fueled speculation that Trump might even use it to spare himself and his family criminal prosecution . The Flynn pardon typifies Trump ’ s use of clemency to reward loyal allies . Unsurprisingly , Trump has demonstrated a special affinity for this unique presidential power . Unlike almost every other presidential responsibility , granting clemency is entirely the president ’ s decision , with no requirement to consult Congress or any other government agency . Clemency comes closest to fulfilling Trump ’ s view that he has “ the right to do whatever I want as president . '' This view aligns with a long line of judicial opinions which recognize that currently there are no legal constraints on the clemency power . Chief executives can grant clemency for “ good reasons or bad , or for any reason at all , ” as the Florida Supreme Court put it . No wonder Trump refers to his clemency power as a “ beautiful thing. ” Trump has not used the power of pardon excessively Yet , despite his affection for it , Trump has used the pardon power sparingly . As of Nov. 25 , he has pardoned , commuted or rescinded the conviction of only 45 individuals . This is the fewest of any president since William McKinley , who served from 1897 to 1901 . President Barack Obama , by comparison , granted clemency 1,927 times during his two terms . And when Trump has granted clemency , he has favored a rogue 's gallery of people whose crimes convey contempt for the constraints imposed by the rule of law . This has been true from his first pardon , in August 2017 , of Arizona ’ s notorious sheriff Joe Arpaio , who had defied a court order directing him to stop engaging in racial profiling , to last week ’ s pardon of Flynn , his former national security adviser who had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI . Trump 's uses of the pardon power , however , are not the first time in recent memory that presidential grants of clemency caused an uproar , although his contempt for the rule of law may make him unique . Earlier examples include Gerald Ford ’ s controversial 1974 pardon of Richard Nixon for any crimes arising from the Watergate scandal and George H.W . Bush 's grant of clemency to former Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger for obstruction of justice in the so-called Iran-Contra scandal . Eight years later , President Bill Clinton stirred up controversy by pardoning financier Marc Rich on charges of tax evasion . Rich ’ s family had made substantial contributions to the Clinton library . Calls for limits on the president ’ s clemency power have followed each of those scandals . But none succeeded in generating new legal limits . Unconstitutional : President Donald Trump should n't be able to pardon himself Today , scholars and commentators are again looking to law to control the pardon power . They are calling on Congress to enact criminal penalties if pardons are granted for corrupt reasons , in the hope that “ the legislature can prevent or deter the most egregious abuses. ” Some are advocating a constitutional amendment which would require others to sign off on pardons and restrict when the power could be exercised . Cycles of scandal and reform are very much part of American history . But for every pardon scandal there are countless examples of its wise use , like Obama ’ s record number of clemencies granted to correct the injustice of draconian drug sentences or Jimmy Carter ’ s 1977 pardon of Vietnam War era draft resisters in an effort to heal national divisions after the war ’ s end . Voters are the check on pardon power I am deeply troubled by Trump ’ s pardons and understand the desire for reform , yet I think the current proposals would do more harm than good . The power to pardon without limit is both a dangerous and essential one . The framers of the Constitution understood that , but they believed that no system of government could or should rely solely on legal formula to achieve all that would be necessary in a good society . Quid pro quo : Trump 's clemency for Roger Stone is an admission of the president 's guilt in Russia probe Writing in 1833 about the president ’ s clemency power , the chief justice of the United States , John Marshall , said it would always entail “ an act of grace , proceeding from the power entrusted with the execution of the laws. ” This grace , Marshall emphasized , is beyond the reach of legal compulsion or regulation and its proper use depends on the judgment and propriety of those who wield it . No set of laws can specify all the occasions which warrant grace and mercy . In a society that too often looks to law to solve its problems , Marshall ’ s words are a salutary caution . They suggest that the remedy for Trump ’ s abuses of the pardon power rests with the people , not the legislatures or courts . It is up to voters to choose presidents of character and wisdom who will use the clemency power wisely to advance the causes of decency , democracy and compassion . Austin Sarat is Associate Provost and Associate Dean of the Faculty and William Nelson Cromwell Professor Jurisprudence & Political Science at Amherst College and author of `` Mercy on Trial . '' Follow him on Twitter : @ ljstprof

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The owner of a scrap company where the remains of several school buses were found after being stolen from the Far South Side has been charged with illegal possession of auto titles , police said . The name of the Sunrise Transportation bus company could be seen on shards of metal in the yard at SRV Metal Scrapper and Gonzalez Auto Parts & Dismantling , 3405 S. Lawndale Avenue , police said . Initially , four people were taken into custody , including the owner of the company , Sergio Quintero , 44 , who was charged late Saturday with felony possession of a title or registration that has not been assigned , said Chicago Police Department News Affairs Officer John Mirabelli . Quintero , of the 4400 block of South Drake Avenue , was ordered held in lieu of $ 25,000 bail in a hearing in Cook County Bond Court midday today . Those involved in scrapping stolen vehicles often will use partially blank title documents to make it appear that they held title to a stolen vehicle prior to its being scrapped , officials say . Police searched the scrap dealer starting about 7 a.m. Friday , and about 2:15 p.m. , they found Quintero in the false ceiling of the parts yard 's office , trying to hide from officers , Mirabelli said . Daywatch The 40-foot-long buses , capable of seating 75 people , were stolen sometime overnight Thursday from the bus company 's yard in the 10000 block of South Torrence Avenue on the far South Side and were not discovered missing until the next morning , police said . The buses were all equipped with GPS tracking devices , and police were able to track `` their entire movement '' to the scrap yard on the West Side , police said . Three of the buses were torn apart using heavy equipment , police said . When officers arrived at the business , several people who apparently worked in the scrap yard ran into a building , police said . Officers initially apprehended one person and later took two others into custody . The owner was arrested about 2:15 p.m. on Friday . `` There was a pile of shredded school buses about two stories high , '' one police official said . Some pieces were large enough that police could see the Sunrise bus logo , the official said . Engines and transmissions from the buses had already been cut in half , and the seats tossed in a `` big pile of scrap . '' chicagobreaking @ tribune.com Twitter : @ ChicagoBreaking

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON A 103-year-old church in Cape Breton has been vandalized with racist graffiti a month after a community group saved it from demolition . Members of the Stone Church Restoration Society found an obscene word , a swastika and several other symbols had been tagged on the back of the St. Alphonsus Church in Victoria Mines , 15 kilometres north of Sydney . “ I 'm very distraught , ” Melanie Sampson , the president of the Stone Church Restoration Society and a member of the congregation , told CTV Atlantic . “ This building does n't stand for racism . Never did and never will. ” The St. Alphonsus Church was built in 1916 and sits on the hilltop overlooking the Sydney harbour . In 2015 , the Diocese of Antigonish agreed to sell it to the group as they did not want to cover the $ 600,000 in necessary repairs . In November , the group said it had received the ownership papers after spending four years raising $ 40,000 to buy the property . On March 17 , Stone Church Restoration Society was officially granted ownership of the church . The group hopes to one day restore the facility and use it as a tourist attraction and wedding venue . The church was not the only target for the vandals , either . Sampson ’ s been told several homes in nearby Whitney Pier have also been tagged . While the properties were not vandalized with racist imagery , some were hit with half circles and the initials “ PBG , ” which police told Sampson means “ Pier Boy Gang. ” Sampson said a local contractor has offered to remove the graffiti for free . “ I think it 's a way for the community to rally together and let people know this type of behaviour won ’ t be tolerated , ” she said . Police say no arrests have been made and the incident remains under investigation . The Stone Church Restoration Society is looking at installing cameras and extra lighting to prevent any further vandalism .

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Business Owner And Employee Sentenced To Prison For Conspiring To Defraud The IRS PITTSBURGH , Pa. - Richard Swartz and Richard J. Connell were sentenced in federal court on their convictions of conspiracy to defraud the Internal Revenue Service , United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today . Chief United States District Judge Gary L. Lancaster sentenced Swartz , 55 , of Coraopolis , Pa. , to 15 months imprisonment , three years supervised release and a fine of $ 30,000 . Connell , 65 , of Pittsburgh , Pa. , was sentenced to 12 months and one day imprisonment followed by three years supervised release . According to information presented to the court , Swartz owned and controlled Ace Tire and Parts , Inc. , a retail auto parts and repair business located at 1101 Fourth Avenue , Coraopolis , Pa. Swartz also owned and controlled the company , Mariclare of PA , doing business as Installer 's Supply , a wholesale automobile supply and parts business located at 1104 Fourth Avenue , Coraopolis , Pa. Connell was an employee and the controller of Ace Tire and Parts , Inc. Connell also performed financial services for Mariclare of PA. From January 2000 through January 2006 , Swartz and Connell conspired to defraud the Internal Revenue Service ( IRS ) , by defeating and obstructing the IRS in the collection of income and employment taxes , as well as filing false tax returns . The tax loss to the government was between $ 400,000 and $ 1,000,000 . The third defendant , John H. Swartz , Jr. , died on January 12 , 2012 . Assistant United States Attorney Stephen R. Kaufman prosecuted this case on behalf of the United States . U.S. Attorney Hickton commended the Internal Revenue Service , Criminal Investigation for the investigation leading to the successful prosecution of Swartz and Connell .

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WASHINGTON — A grand jury in Newark , N.J. returned a three-count indictment today charging the Chief Engineer and the Second Engineer of a bulk carrier vessel called the M/V Sun New with conspiracy , obstruction of justice , and a violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships in connection with the use of two bypass hoses used to discharge sludge and oil contaminated bilge waste overboard into the ocean . According to the indictment , Chang-Sig O was a licensed Chief Engineer of the M/V Sun New and at all times was responsible for managing engine room operations and crew members on board the vessel and assuring compliance with the laws regulating the discharge of oil from the vessel . Mun Sic Wang was a licensed Second Engineer and was responsible for operating the vessel ’ s Oily Water Separator - a required pollution prevention device . Engine room operations on board large oceangoing vessels such as the Sun New generate large amounts of waste oil . International and U.S. law prohibit the discharge of waste oil without treatment by an Oily Water Separator . The regime also requires that all overboard discharges be recorded in an Oil Record Book , a required log which is regularly inspected by the Coast Guard . According to the indictment , the defendants used two hoses on a trip from Korea to Camden , N.J. between November 20 , 2005 , and December 31 , 2005 , to circumvent required pollution prevention equipment and dump sludge and oily bilge waste into the ocean . This bypass equipment was discovered by the U.S. Coast Guard during an inspection of the vessel in Camden , N.J. on January 3 , 2006 . The defendants are charged in the indictment with conspiracy and a violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships for using these bypass hoses and failing to record these discharges in the Oil Record Book . The indictment further alleges that the defendants obstructed the Coast Guard inspection by making false statements designed to prevent the Coast Guard from finding out about these discharges . If convicted , each defendant faces a maximum statutory sentence of 5 years in prison on the conspiracy charge , 5 years in prison on the obstruction charge , and 5 years in prison on the violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships . An indictment contains only allegations . The defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty . # # # 06-494

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Bills aimed at easing exoneration for wrongly convicted people with new non-DNA evidence will be considered in the General Assembly this session and could again be controversial . The proposals were prompted in large part by the case of Thomas Haynesworth , an innocent man convicted in a series of 1984 attacks on women in Richmond and Henrico that new evidence strongly suggests were committed by a serial rapist . Although efforts to clear his name were backed by prosecutors and Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli , Haynesworth won writs of actual innocence from the Virginia Court of Appeals by the narrowest of margins . A recent Hampton case in which Johnathan Montgomery was convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl who now admits she made the story up is expected to give momentum to amending the law this session . A bill introduced by state Del . David B. Albo , R-Fairfax , would explicitly allow the attorney general to introduce evidence of innocence , not just guilt , in non-DNA writ cases — as Cuccinelli did in Haynesworth ’ s case . People are also reading… It would also change the word “ could , ” to “ would ” in a key part of the current law : “ that no rational trier of fact could have found proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. ” Cuccinelli said Thursday that in appropriate cases , his office should be allowed to bring evidence of innocence to the court ’ s attention . “ The attorney general ’ s role should be ... to pursue justice , not purely to defend convictions , ” he said . “ Thankfully , ( the current law ) didn ’ t stop us in the Haynesworth case . But that was 6-4 — that was as close as you can be to losing without actually losing , ” he said . He said the intent of the proposed changes is to clarify the threshold that an innocent convict has to prove , and how they have to do it . “ Not an easier standard but that the process would be a lot smoother and more understandable , ” he said . Brandon L. Garrett , a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law , said Albo ’ s bill would provide “ thoughtful , important , and much-needed changes to the writ of innocence standard in the commonwealth. ” “ The new language recognizes that no judge can pretend to be certain that no juror could find guilt ; instead , a judge should ask whether it is plausible that jurors would convict despite new evidence of innocence , ” he said . But even with those changes , Garrett said , Virginia would still have one of the more restrictive post-conviction laws in the country . “ There is much work to be done to improve this statute , ” he said . Shawn Armbrust , executive director of the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project , which represented Haynesworth , said that while the changes appear minimal , they are important . “ I think these changes — particularly the ‘ could ’ to ‘ would ’ — are really significant and are really going to help innocent people , ” said Armbrust . However , a key architect of the writ of actual innocence law , Ken Stolle , a former state senator and now the Virginia Beach sheriff , opposes changing the words “ could ” to would ” and said he hopes the General Assembly will reject the amendment . “ It really changes the intent of the bill , the initial writ of actual innocence , ” said Stolle , also the former chairman of the Virginia State Crime Commission . The word , “ could , ” in Stolle ’ s view , means that appeals court judges must find the jury could not have found guilt in light of new evidence . Substituting “ would ” for “ could ” would allow the appeals court to substitute its judgment over the jury ’ s judgment . “ I think it is huge mistake , ” he said . Such a change might have led the appeals court to grant a writ of actual innocence in the Dustin Turner case , Stolle contends . Stolle said an intention of legislators when the writ law for non-biological evidence was enacted in 2004 was that a recantation of testimony would not be enough to win a writ . Juries must decide at the time of a trial whether a witness ’ s testimony is believable , said Stole . “ Under a ‘ would have ’ clause , then a simple recantation would come into play , and I think it could reverse the outcomes of some decisions. ” Turner and a fellow former Navy SEAL trainee , Billy Joe Brown , were convicted of the 1995 Virginia Beach slaying of a college student , each man implicating the other . In 2003 Brown changed his story and said that he alone committed the murder . The appeals court , and later the Virginia Supreme Court , refused to grant a writ of actual innocence to Turner . Armbrust disagreed with Stolle that the proposed change would have led to a different result in Turner ’ s case or in any other considered thus far . “ We would have won a larger margin in Haynesworth ... but it would not have changed the others , ” she said . The current laws allowing for writs of actual innocence were enacted in 2001 , for new DNA evidence , and 2004 for non-DNA evidence as a means for getting around Virginia ’ s 21-day rule , one of the toughest in the country . The rule prohibits Virginia courts from considering new evidence of innocence if it is discovered more than 21 days after a case is final . Prior to then , innocent people had to rely on pardons from governors and not exoneration from a court . Four writs of actual innocence based on non-DNA evidence have been granted since 2004 — two concerned legal issues , and Haynesworth ’ s two , which were granted without explanation in a 6-4 vote . In many sexual assault cases , the primary , if not sole , evidence is the accuser ’ s testimony . And no writ has been granted in cases in which accusers recanted their trial testimony and said they lied against the accused . Stolle said the one certain thing about people who recant their testimony is that , at some point , they lied . The issue is when they lied — during the trial or afterward . But asked about the Montgomery case , Stolle said he believes that , “ A recantation where the only evidence is the testimony that ’ s being recanted , then I think that reaches the level that is necessary for the writ of actual innocence. ” A bill introduced by state Del . Joseph D. Morrissey , D-Henrico , would provide for changes other than those proposed by Albo and Cuccinelli . Among other things , Morrissey ’ s bill would allow a writ in cases where the new evidence , had it been available at trial , would have created reasonable doubt about guilt , as opposed to having to prove “ that no rational trier of fact could have found proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. ” ( 804 ) 649-6340

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Man charged on his birthday after alleged parental abduction Ottawa police have charged Kevyn Lex Menard with disobeying a lawful court order in connection with an alleged parental abduction for which they issued an Amber Alert Thursday . Article content Ottawa police have charged Kevyn Lex Menard with disobeying a lawful court order in connection with an alleged parental abduction for which they issued an Amber Alert Thursday . Advertisement 2 Article content Menard appeared in court Friday , the same day he turned 25. tap here to see other videos from our team . Man charged on his birthday after alleged parental abduction Back to video He allegedly abducted his two-year-old son from an outdoor barbecue at Tunney ’ s Pasture at about noon Thursday . Police found the child safe on Ritchie Street about three hours later . Police said Friday that their investigation was ongoing and further charges could be laid in connection to the incident , which is believed to be related to an ongoing domestic dispute . The Amber Alert issued Thursday is thought to be the first issued directly by Ottawa police , though Ottawa has previously fallen under OPP and RCMP alerts . With files from Shaamini Yogaretnam . msmith @ ottawacitizen.com twitter.com/mariedanielles

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ROSENBERG , TX ( KTRK ) -- A Rosenberg woman was arrested during a multiple sclerosis episode , mistaken by police for DWI , she said . She spent three days in jail and faced felony charges . Christie Lietzau takes prescribed medicines to manage the disease , but had a flareup , she said . Her daughter called 911 while she drove her to a fast food restaurant Friday , police said . The daughter said she told police her mom has MS and was having an episode . Police told her she was impaired and arrested her . `` They just assumed since my speech was slurred and I was unstable that I was impaired and that 's not fair , '' Lietzau said . Lietzau claims she was n't given any field or blood tests but Rosenberg Police stands behind the arresting officers actions , saying they followed policies and procedures . `` According to the officer I spoke to , she never mentioned anything about the lady not being able to speak , '' said Lt. Tracie Dunn of the Rosenberg Police Department . `` Apparently they had a conversation and she was able to sign consent for a blood test . '' They say they drew blood from Lietzau and the charges stem from allegations of being under the influence of a certain amount of prescription drugs . Lietzau claims she took only the prescribed medicines in the amounts she always takes . Rosenberg Police say blood tests will take a few weeks . She spent three days in jail and faced felony charges . Christie Lietzau takes prescribed medicines to manage the disease , but had a flareup , she said . Her daughter called 911 while she drove her to a fast food restaurant Friday , police said . The daughter said she told police her mom has MS and was having an episode . Police told her she was impaired and arrested her . `` They just assumed since my speech was slurred and I was unstable that I was impaired and that 's not fair , '' Lietzau said . Lietzau claims she was n't given any field or blood tests but Rosenberg Police stands behind the arresting officers actions , saying they followed policies and procedures . `` According to the officer I spoke to , she never mentioned anything about the lady not being able to speak , '' said Lt. Tracie Dunn of the Rosenberg Police Department . `` Apparently they had a conversation and she was able to sign consent for a blood test . '' They say they drew blood from Lietzau and the charges stem from allegations of being under the influence of a certain amount of prescription drugs . Lietzau claims she took only the prescribed medicines in the amounts she always takes . Rosenberg Police say blood tests will take a few weeks .

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Olympic hockey heroine Beth Storry has thanked her teachers at Bulmershe School and Sonning-based Reading Hockey Club for helping her win the bronze medal . Earley-born Beth , goalkeeper for Great Britain ’ s hockey team , said she ‘ couldn ’ t have done it without them ’ . Beth was one of six Reading players in the GB team that lost to eventual silver medallists Argentina in the semi-final . And she said : “ I owe a lot to the school , especially Mr Wickens and Miss Leesom who coached me , then all those who helped me at the club and then all those involved with England and GB . “ We would all liked to have won the gold medal , but we are still very happy with the bronze. ” The 34-year-old added the experience was “ absolutely incredible ” but is looking forward to switching off and tucking into some cake . Beth , whose parents Celia and Malcolm still live in Earley although she lives in Marlow , said the team used the disappointment of going out in the semi-finals to spur them on to win bronze with a 3-1 victory over New Zealand . “ We were devastated after the semi-final – we wanted to get to the final and we believed we were good enough to get there . “ We said to each other ‘ we ’ re not coming away without a medal ’ . ” Beth added : “ Walking out on to the pitch to be presented with our medals , it was just incredible . “ Our medals were presented after the Holland vs Argentina game [ the final ] but we still got so much applause from the fans. ” Since the game on Friday the team have been busy with media engagements . She said : “ The whole experience has been absolutely incredible . Everyone has been lovely and it ’ s been so well organised . “ We ’ ve got a great team , we all get on with each other really well . “ The media and stuff has been a real whirlwind . “ It ’ s fantastic but it ’ s been a bit crazy. ” This was Beth ’ s second Olympics but it is the first time she , or any of the other women on the hockey team , have won a medal .

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WARSAW , N.Y. — A Castile man accused of trying to kill the Wyoming County Sheriff in December of 2018 has pleaded guilty to attempted murder in the second degree . Lynn Michael Hall made the plea Wednesday in Wyoming County Court . He faces 20 to 25 years in prison , which would be followed by up to five years of post-release supervision . Sentencing is scheduled for September 17 . Hall is being held at the Niagara County Jail without bail . Hall had been ruled unfit to stand trial in January of 2019 . He had been given two psychiatric exams by different doctors who ruled that , `` ( Hall ) is incapacitated and thus unable to assist in his defense or able to understand the nature of the proceedings . '' That changed in June of 2019 , however , after treatment by physicians . Court proceeding got underway in September , though two different trial dates had been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic . Police say Hall was tailgating and flashing his lights at Wyoming County Sheriff Gregory Rudolph on State Route 238 , as he was on his way to work in December 2018 . When Sheriff Rudolph pulled over to see if Hall needed help , that is when Hall pulled in front and blocked him . Police say Hall got out of his car , met Sheriff Rudolph at the door of his police vehicle , and started a physical altercation . Hall allegedly tried to get Sheriff Rudolph 's gun , as they both continued to struggle to the ground at the side of the road . Hall ended up on top of the Sheriff with a knife threatening to kill him . `` If not for the actions of civilian John Harzynski and Trooper Ron Ensminger during the early morning hours of December 11th , the result could have been grave , '' District Attorney Donald O ’ Geen said in a statement . Ensminger is the New York State Trooper who was injured when he was run over by a vehicle during a June 1 protest on Bailey Avenue in Buffalo . He is still in the hospital recovering from his injuries . “ Today , Sheriff Rudolph and his family received justice and peace knowing that Mr. Hall will be sentenced to a lengthy prison sentence , '' O ’ Geen said . `` This case is a true example of the fact that police officers risk their lives every day to protect the public . '' RELATED : Man accused of trying to kill Wyoming Co. Sheriff ruled unfit to stand trial RELATED : Man who saved Wyoming County Sheriff receives Liberty Medal RELATED : Man accused of trying to kill Wyoming County Sheriff in court RELATED : Wyoming County Sheriff back to work following roadside attack RELATED : Wyoming County Sheriff injured in roadside incident

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A Manhattan woman was sent to the hospital after running a red light , causing a two-vehicle accident Wednesday , according to a Riley County Police Department report . RCPD Lt. Kurt Moldrup said the accident occurred at the Fourth Street and Leavenworth Street intersection . At 11:42 a.m. , Nancy Mathiot , 1934 Montgomery Drive , was driving a 1989 Chevy Caprice heading north , crossing Leavenworth Street , when she was struck by another vehicle , according to the report . David McKee , 57 , of 2124 Griffith Terrace , was driving eastbound in a 1999 Cadillac STS . Mathiot , 70 , was transported to Mercy Regional Hospital for a cut to the face , and she was issued a citation for running a red stoplight , according to the report . McKee received no injuries . In another RCPD report , Justin Lupfer , 20 , of 1919 Platt Street , had $ 800 in miscellaneous tools and a toolbox stolen from his truck bed . Moldrup said the theft occurred between Sunday and Wednesday . Injury accident transports 1 to hospital A Manhattan woman was sent to the hospital after running a red light , causing a two-vehicle accident Wednesday , according to a Riley County Police Department report .

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Public Affairs ANGELA DODGE Telephone : ( 713 ) 567-9388 USATXS.ATTY @ USDOJ.GOV WWW.JUSTICE.GOV/USAO/TX April 26 , 2011 HEROIN SEIZURE AT THE VETERAN ’ S INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE LEADS TO INDICTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN ( BROWNSVILLE , Texas ) - A Brownsville federal grand jury has returned a two-count indictment charging Tracey Joel Hernandez with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute heroin and possession with intent to distribute 5.73 kilograms ( 12.6 pounds ) of heroin , United States Attorney José Angel Moreno announced today . Hernandez , 36 , a resident of North Carolina , was the driver and sole occupant of a car that attempted to cross the U.S./Mexico border at the Veteran ’ s International Bridge in Brownsville , Texas , on April 2 , 2011 . Hernandez was arrested after an inspection by Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) agents of the car she was driving was found to contain four bundles of black tar heroin in the radiator . Hernandez was referred by CBP officers to Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) agents for further investigation . The heroin has an estimated value of $ 1.2 million . U.S. Magistrate Judge Felix Recio has ordered Hernandez be held in federal custody without bond pending further criminal proceedings . She will be arraigned on the newly issued indictment in the near future . Each of the felony charges , conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute heroin , carry a statutory minimum punishment of 10 years and a maximum of life in federal prison . In addition , each charge carries a fine of up to $ 10 million and a supervised release term of up to five years . This case was investigated by CBP and HSI . Assistant United States Attorney V. LaTawn Warsaw is prosecuting the case . # # #

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'Serial stowaway ' Marilyn Hartman is being held without bond following her arrest at Chicago 's O'Hare International Airport on Tuesday after she left the residential facility where she was being electronically monitored . Updating results A plane slid off the runway Monday at Chicago 's O'Hare airport as snowy conditions and blustery winds led to hundreds of flight cancellations . Chicago 's O ’ Hare International Airport is once again the nation ’ s busiest in terms of total flights , surpassing Atlanta for the first time sin… Tourists flock to this abandoned high-rise , built for affluent families but now housing only ghosts .

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Justice News Justice News December 30 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Announces Franklin County , Ohio , Sheriff 's Office Has Fully Implemented Agreement Regarding Use of Tasers Press Release Justice Department Reaches Landmark Settlement Agreement with State of Oregon Regarding Americans with Disabilities Act December 29 , 2015 Press Release December 18 , 2015 Press Release Illinois Woman Convicted for Kidnapping and Transportation of a Minor with Intent to Engage in Sexual Activity December 17 , 2015 Press Release Readout of Department of Justice ’ s First Meetings in Chicago Following Announcement of Pattern or Practice Investigation of the Chicago Police Department December 16 , 2015 Press Release December 15 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Settles Housing Discrimination Lawsuit Against Owner of North Fort Myers , Florida , Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicle Park Press Release Justice Department Agrees to Termination of Consent Decree Concerning Children in Ohio Juvenile Correctional Facilities December 10 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Obtains $ 100,000 Settlement in Lawsuit Against Wisconsin Mobile Home Park for Discriminating Against Families with Children December 2 , 2015 Press Release Former Huntsville , Alabama , Police Officer Sentenced for Excessive Use of Force and Obstruction of Justice November 30 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Reaches Settlement with Sage Bank to Resolve Allegations of Mortgage Lending Discrimination November 20 , 2015 Press Release Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Announces Indictment of Eight Defendants in United States and Mexico on Sex Trafficking and Related Charges November 19 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Sues Three Michigan Apartment Complexes for Discriminating Against Families with Children November 18 , 2015 Press Release Former Carroll County , Tennessee , Sheriff ’ s Office Lieutenant Pleads Guilty to Using Taser on Restrained Pre-Trial Detainee November 17 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Settles Americans with Disabilities Act Employment Discrimination Case Against Bolivar County , Mississippi November 13 , 2015 Press Release November 10 , 2015 November 9 , 2015 Press Release Press Release Justice Department Sues Lakewood , Colorado , Apartment Complex for Discriminating Against Families with Children November 5 , 2015 Press Release Woman Who Held Disabled Adults Captive in Subhuman Conditions Sentenced to Life Plus 80 Years in Prison November 4 , 2015 Press Release Justice Department Settles with Augusta County , Virginia , Regarding Polling Place Accessibility Under the Americans with Disabilities Act November 2 , 2015 Press Release Former Sergeant with Los Angeles Sheriff 's Department Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison in Civil Rights Case Stemming from Beating of Jail Visitor October 30 , 2015 Press Release Pennsylvania Man Pleads Guilty to Running Sex Trafficking Operation to Compel Multiple Women and One Minor into Prostitution in Pennsylvania , Maryland and Elsewhere

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