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...commercial driver's licenses to carry fuels and other hazardous materials. Truckers must pass two tests: the federally mandated 30-question multiple-choice test (states can add more questions) to obtain a commercial vehicle license and a separate test on the procedures for safely handling hazardous substances. After the arrest of about 20 people suspected of fraudulently obtaining haz-mat licenses, chemical companies tightened their transport policies, assigning two drivers to every vehicle and using satellite tracking systems to monitor haulers from pickup to drop...
...call from a local veterans' group, complaining that the black sash was improper. He stood his ground. The next day, a man wearing a badge came into the store and, Caporale says, introduced himself as a police detective. He told him the sash was illegal and threatened to arrest him if he didn't remove it, Caporale claims. A lot of yelling ensued, all of it done by Caporale. He ordered the detective out of his store and told his employees to close down the shop. "Tell my wife I've gone to jail," he shouted. Then he marched down...
...Caporale reopened the store and put the flag back up. This time, he draped the black sash over the door. The police chief denies Caporale's version of events; he claims the detective went into the store as a "veteran," not an officer. He insists no one threatened to arrest Caporale for the sash, only for becoming belligerent. All that is certain is that two men were desperate to take a stand, any stand...
...April 26, Broward County sheriff's deputy Josh Strambaugh stopped Atta for a traffic violation. Atta didn't have his license with him and was given a citation. He did not show up for his hearing, and on June 4 a warrant was issued for his arrest. But it was too late. By this time, Atta and his men were moving every couple of months, drifting from one low-rent dwelling to the next. Nearing the final stages of their plotting, they had become very careful. They kept to themselves and seem not to have even attended a mosque. Only...
...prominent mullahs have condemned the American actions. In an apparently prophylactic move earlier today, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, one of the most prominent fundamentalist Muslim clerics who heads Jamiat-i-Ulema Islam, and who is one of the most vocal supporters of the Taliban in Pakistan, was put under house arrest by the Pakistani police. In the last two weeks Rehman had been travelling the country inciting crowds to demonstrate against America, and he was clearly seen as a threat to stability on the streets of Pakistan. This suggests that the Pakistani authorities had been informed that the airstrikes were imminent...