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/08/person- abducted-paterson-bodega-returned-safely-fbi-confirms/5921162002/> (10/8, Katzban) reports, "An individual was abducted from a bodega in Paterson on Thursday morning, the Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed. He was safely returned by law enforcement later that same day." The Record adds,

ut stated one suspect was in custody and that both the Newark and New York City offices were involved in the investigation. The FBI also thanked the Paterson and New York police departments, as well as the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office and the Passaic County Sherriff's Office." New Hampshire Man Sen

times.corn/2020/10/08/world/hong-kong-officials-warn-of-a-new-wave- of-infections.html> (10/8, Ramzy, 18.61M) reports that Hong Kong Health Secretary Sophia Chan "said Thursday that the city was considering options for mandatory testing as it prepared for a new wave of coronavirus infections." Chan said, "Fr

<https://www.jacksonville.coin/stoty/news/military/2020/11/23/jacksonville-navy- lieutenants-gun-purchases-focus-new-indictment/6388955002/> (11/23, Patterson, 203K) reports, "Prosecutors have stopped trying to prove that an indicted Jacksonville Navy officer was part of a Chinese CEO's smuggling conspira

would give cash payments of about $650 to residents who tested positive for the coronavirus, a policy designed to encourage people to get tested." Sophia Chan, "Hong Kong's health secretary, said the policy was aimed at people who had avoided getting tested because they were afraid of the financial consequ

ocus the confirmation hearings on her position on federal debt. US Files New Charges Against Florida Navy Officer. The Florida Times-Union (11/23, Patterson, 203K) reports, "Prosecutors have stopped trying to prove that an indicted Jacksonville Navy officer was part of a Chinese CEO's smuggling conspira

t would give cash payments of about $650 to residents who tested positive for the coronavirus, a policy designed to encourage people to get tested." Sophia Chan, "Hong Kong's health secretary, said the policy was aimed at people who had avoided getting tested because they were afraid of the financial conseq