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ant Camp Sparks Outrage. EFTA00137396 The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/24/world/europe/police-paris-migrant-camp.html> (11/24, Breeden, 18.61M) reports Paris police on Monday "cleared out a temporary migrant camp...forcing people out of tents, chasing them in the streets and firing

munications device to facilitate a felony. He remains ineligible for bail in the Clay County jail, the Sheriff's Office said. The Sheriff's Office's Internet Crimes Against Children group began its investigation after receiving information that someone was trying to solicit sex from a teen. An undercover operation was begun wit

l Law On Sharing Images Of Police. The New York Times <https://vvwvv.nytimes.com/2020/11/30/world/europe/paris-police-beating-charges.html> (11/30, Breeden, 18.61M) reports, "French lawmakers will completely rewrite a legislative provision restricting the sharing of images of police officers that was pu

volving-juveniles> Lafayette, LA (11/30, 9K) reports that the Louisiana Attorney General's Office has "announced five arrests in Louisiana regarding Internet Crimes Against Children." The suspects "were arrested with the help of the Louisiana Bureau of Investigations and local law enforcement." Continuing Coverage: FBI Searchin

an confrontation in the face of China's assertive moves." French Lawmakers To Overhaul Law On Sharing Images Of Police. The New York Times (11/30, Breeden, 18.61M) reports, "French lawmakers will completely rewrite a legislative provision restricting the sharing of images of police officers that was p

nography. KATC-TV Lafayette, LA (11/30, 9K) reports that the Louisiana Attorney General's Office has "announced five arrests in Louisiana regarding Internet Crimes Against Children." The suspects "were arrested with the help of the Louisiana Bureau of Investigations and local law enforcement." Continuing Coverage: FBI Searchi

interview with GQ Magazine that was posted Nov. 17 on YouTube." Police Push To Clear Paris Migrant Camp Sparks Outrage. The New York Times (11/24, Breeden, 18.61M) reports Paris police on Monday "cleared out a temporary migrant camp...forcing people out of tents, chasing them in the streets and firing

unications device to facilitate a felony. He remains ineligible for bail in the Clay County jail, the Sheriff's Office said. The Sheriff's Office's Internet Crimes Against Children group began its investigation after receiving information that someone was trying to solicit sex from a teen. An undercover operation was begun wit

an confrontation in the face of China's assertive moves." French Lawmakers To Overhaul Law On Sharing Images Of Police. The New York Times (11/30, Breeden, 18.61M) reports, "French lawmakers will completely rewrite a legislative provision restricting the sharing of images of police officers that was p

nography. KATC-TV Lafayette, LA (11/30, 9K) reports that the Louisiana Attorney General's Office has "announced five arrests in Louisiana regarding Internet Crimes Against Children." The suspects "were arrested with the help of the Louisiana Bureau of Investigations and local law enforcement." Continuing Coverage: FBI Searchi