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...sparred with a 43-year-old at Au Bon Pain who refused to leave the restaurant last Saturday. John Igo, 43, of Cambridge first swung at the officer, then pushed him over a bike rack. Igo was slapped with charges of assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, and falsifying his information to officers following the arrest. Igo originally lied to police about his name, address, date of birth and social security number...
...Orleans, but many of the city's bad guys seem to be turning up in Houston, which finds itself caught in the cross hairs of an apparent gang war between Hurricane Katrina evacuees from two rival housing projects. On Friday, Houston's newly formed Gang Murder Squad announced the arrest of eight men from New Orleans suspected in 11 murders in the Houston area over the past three months. "These guys are hooking up with friends and old rivalries are beginning again," Sgt. Brian Harris, a Gang Murder Squad investigator and the top detective on the case, told TIME. Unlike...
...Local officials aren't providing much guidance. Only one police official has been detained in connection with the Dongzhou killings. A month after the shootings, police continue to arrest villagers and block outsiders from entering Dongzhou to investigate whether the official body count of three is too low, as villagers claim. Power-plant construction, residents have been informed, will proceed. Nevertheless, some locals hold out hope that Beijing, which earlier this month targeted rural graft as one of its biggest priorities for 2006, will clean up the mess. "If only the central government knew the truth, they would help...
Though Dershowitz never actually called for targeted killings, he devoted much of his article to defending Israel’s assassination of the Black September attackers and arguing that attempting to arrest them would not have been successful. He pointed out that several nations had freed hijackers—instead of extraditing them to Israel or the U.S.—in the years before the attacks, and that Germany released the surviving Black September terrorists less than two months after Munich...
...before his piece appeared in the Globe, Dershowitz wrote a similar op-ed in The Baltimore Sun in which he made the same arguments regarding “the cycle of violence” and why having European countries arrest and extradite the terrorists would not have been successful. In the Sun piece, however, Dershowitz also attacked what he saw as the film’s “one-sided political view” and insinuated that the film’s screenwriter opposes Israel’s existence...