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Meanwhile, in a prescient stroke of network scheduling, Grant and Wednesday's other celebrity arrest -- former White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers -- were both slated to appear on the July 10 edition of "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." No one knows whether Grant will show, but Myers -- as her publicist put it -- is "still booked...
This spared Koernke from having to explain his 1984 arrest for carrying a concealed weapon (he reportedly received a suspended sentence) or his 1986 arrest for felonious assault. According to a police report, three complainants, who admitted to having tried repeatedly to pass Koernke's van, alleged that he "bolted from the van ... pointing a handgun at them with both hands [and said] 'If you want problems, I'll give it to you. Stay off the road.'" The resulting search of Koernke's van turned up a gas mask, a (legal) 12-gauge shotgun with 10 shells, K rations...
...arrest of Rodriguez comes four days after federal attorneys in Miami unsealed a sweeping 161-page indictment against the Rodriguez brothers' vast operation in the U.S. The brothers are among 62 defendants, including six prominent defense attorneys, accused of varying charges, including racketeering and conspiracy. TIME has learned that the Justice Department is still probing the conduct of at least half a dozen more U.S. defense lawyers who work on drug cases...
Just three days before the arrest of Cali chieftain Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela in Colombia, Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo discussed his nation's involvement in the drug war with a group of TIME journalists. Meeting with Zedillo in his office at the Los Pinos presidential residence were managing editor James R. Gaines, editor at large Karsten Prager and Latin American bureau chief Laura Lopez...
...there are historic complaints on this side. Mexicans feel that our effort to fight drugs and organized crime in terms of the size of our country and the resources available is much bigger than the effort made in the U.S. Mexicans keep wondering why we seize cocaine, why we arrest corrupt policemen, and why that seldom happens...