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Police pensions strike a nerve
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsHell hath no fury like a police union scorned. Just ask Hollywood commissioner Beam Furr. Or Fort Lauderdale city manager George Gretsas. Both have been in the hot seat after angering police in contract negotiations. Both have tried to take......Tags: Police Investigations, Public Employees, Fires, Interior Policy, Disasters and Accidents
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In MI, Obama adds two more supers
The Swampby John McCormick TROY, Mich. - With a dispute over convention delegates from Florida and Michigan seemingly settled, Sen. Barack Obama traveled to this battleground state Monday to continue his general election campaign on the day before the marathon...Tags: Police Investigations, Michigan, Political Candidates, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
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Laura Bush admires Clinton's 'grit'
The Swampby Katie Fretland In an interview in Ljubljana, Slovenia, ahead of President Bush's last U.S.-European Union summit, the first lady said she admired Sen. Hillary Clinton's "grit and strength" during the Democratic primaries. Laura Bush told ABC News'...Tags: Social Issues, Political Candidates, Primaries, Arts and Culture, National Government
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Watchdog blasts FBI immigrant checks
The SwampThe FBI takes it on the chin from the Justice Department Inspector General Glenn Fine today morning for "serious deficiencies that have resulted in large backlogs and questions about the reliability of the resulting information" on citizen and immigration...Tags: Police Investigations, Baseball, National Football League, Politics, Major League Baseball
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Ex-Bear Benson reinforces bad-athlete public image
O, by the WayFormer Chicago Bears running back Cedric Benson certainly hurt himself with his stupidity over the weekend when he was stopped by police for an alleged traffic violation that was compounded by a DUI charge. But he also created even more......Tags: Cedric Benson, Drunk Driving, Chicago Bears, Prosecution, Sports
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Cheney on achievements: War on terror
The Swampby Mark Silva Near the end of his tenure, the most powerful vice president in the history of the United States pauses to assess "the most important achievements of the administration and any disappointments.'' That was the question put to......Tags: Crimes, Social Issues, Arts and Culture, National Government, New York
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Laura Bush: U.S. relations 'on the mend'
The Swampby Mark Silva Heading into Paris, where U.S.-Franco relations have been frayed by the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and other issues, First Lady Laura Bush asserted somewhat confidently: "I think it's on the mend.'' President Bush delivers an address there......Tags: Religious Leaders, Social Issues, Benedict XVI, National Government, Diplomacy
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NYPA shakeup has links to state-police probe
Spin CycleThe ouster of the New York Power Authority???s chief executive appears related in part to an uproar over the agency???s former inspector general, who???s the focus of a widely-publicized state-police probe headedby Attorney General Andrew Cuomo....Tags: Eliot Spitzer, Executive Branch, David A. Paterson, Politics, Regional Authority
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More on Pembroke Pines drug raid/shooting
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsGot lots of response to my Sunday column on the Pembroke Pines drug raid that led to the shooting death of homeowner Vincent Hodgkiss last week. My question: Are confrontational raids using heavily armed SWAT teams at the crack of......Tags: Police Investigations, Crimes, Pembroke Pines, Drug Trafficking, Law Enforcement
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'Operation Malicious Mortgage' strikes
The SwampRalph Cioffi, left, and Matthew Tannin are escorted to federal court in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Thursday, June 19, 2008. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg News. by Frank James The federal government's regulators may not have done.......Tags: New York, Investments, Mortgages, Fraud, Crime, Law and Justice
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D.C. AG: 'Not open season with handguns'
The Swampby Matthew Hay Brown Washington Mayor Adrian Fenty expressed disappointment with the Supreme Court decision today to overturn the three-decade-old District of Columbia handgun ban, but said officials would move quickly to comply with the ruling. "I have...Tags: Crimes, Homes, Social Issues, Interior Policy, Washington (U.S. state)
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Vandals left anti-Obama, McCain notes
The Swampby Katie Fretland In downtown Orlando, 24 cars were vandalized yesterday and the culprits left behind note cards with messages that supported Hillary Clinton and insulted Barack Obama and John McCain. Our friends at the Orlando Sentinel report that three....Tags: Police Investigations, Barack Obama, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Crime, Law and Justice
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