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, 78K) reports Seamus Murphy, formerly of Milford, Massachusetts, "has pleaded guilty in federal court for robbing a Derry bank earlier this year." Murphy "is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 14, 2021, United States Attorney Scott W. Murray announced in a statement." Murphy "on Jan. 8 of this year, Mu

ts, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citizen initiative to remove her from office." The decision "kills the push to

d a potential vaccine for COVID-19. The Raleigh News & Observer <https://www.newsobserver.corn/news/coronavirus/article244512837.html> (7/27, Eanes, Murphy, Shaffer, 425K) quotes the President as saying at the beginning of his remarks at Fujifilm Diosynth in Morrisville, "We will achieve a victory over

ngton Times <https://www.washingtontimes.corn/news/2020/jul/27/seattle-rioting-results-59-officers- injured-agitat/> (7/27, Richardson, 492K) reports the Seattle Police Department has said "that 59 officers were wounded in the Saturday night rioting after being struck by explosives, bottles and rocks." The Seattle Police Blot

, 78K) reports Seamus Murphy, formerly of Milford, Massachusetts, "has pleaded guilty in federal court for robbing a Derry bank earlier this year." Murphy "is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 14, 2021, United States Attorney Scott W. Murray announced in a statement." Murphy "on Jan. 8 of this year, Mu

ts, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citizen initiative to remove her from office." The decision "kills the push to

rcement officers to wear body cameras and keep them turned on while responding to a call for service or when initiating an investigative encounter." Murphy said, "We've made it clear that New Jersey will be second-to-none in enacting vital reforms to promote transparency and boost public confidence in

otests against police brutality and racial injustice." The city council "voted Monday to adopt a 2021 spending plan that calls for $340 million for the Seattle Police Department, down from the $409 million budgeted for the agency this year, NBC News reported." Under the budget, "vacancies within the department will remain u

ark company in North Carolina and touted progress toward treatments and a potential vaccine for COVID-19. The Raleigh News & Observer (7/27, Eanes, Murphy, Shaffer, 425K) quotes the President as saying at the beginning of his remarks at Fujifilm Diosynth in Morrisville, "We will achieve a victory over

t and against objections." Dozens Of Seattle Police Officers Injured During Weekend Violence. The Washington Times (7/27, Richardson, 492K) reports the Seattle Police Department has said "that 59 officers were wounded in the Saturday night rioting after being struck by explosives, bottles and rocks." The Seattle Police Blot

ark company in North Carolina and touted progress toward treatments and a potential vaccine for COVID-19. The Raleigh News & Observer (7/27, Eanes, Murphy, Shaffer, 425K) quotes the President as saying at the beginning of his remarks at Fujifilm Diosynth in Morrisville, "We will achieve a victory over

bjections." EFTA01658075 Dozens Of Seattle Police Officers Injured During Weekend Violence. The Washington Times (7/27, Richardson, 492K) reports the Seattle Police Department has said "that 59 officers were wounded in the Saturday night rioting after being struck by explosives, bottles and rocks." The Seattle Police Blot

, 78K) reports Seamus Murphy, formerly of Milford, Massachusetts, "has pleaded guilty in federal court for robbing a Derry bank earlier this year." Murphy "is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 14, 2021, United States Attorney Scott W. Murray announced in a statement." Murphy "on Jan. 8 of this year, Mu

ts, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citizen initiative to remove her from office." The decision "kills the push to