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Two Washington Felons Sentenced in Firearms Dealing Case

By Staff on Nov 19, 2012   National  

Two Washington Felons Sentenced in Firearms Dealing Case

Two felons, 26-year-old Andre M. Conerly, and 29-year-old Daunte R. Williams were sentence to lengthy prison terms in Seattle on Friday for conspiracy to deal in firearms as well as being felons in possession of firearms.

Spokane Police Officer Sentenced in Connection with In-custody Death of Otto Zehm

By Department of Justice on Nov 16, 2012   National  

Spokane Police Officer Sentenced in Connection with In-custody Death of Otto Zehm

A federal judge sentenced Spokane, Wash., Police Officer Karl F. Thompson Jr. to 51 months in prison followed by three years supervised release for civil rights and obstruction violations stemming from his March 18, 2006, beating of an unarmed citizen and an extensive cover-up that followed, the Justice Department announced today.

Former CIA Director Appears Before Closed Door House and Senate Panels

By Staff on Nov 16, 2012   National  

Former CIA Director Appears Before Closed Door House and Senate Panels

CIA Chief David Petraeus took part in closed hearings with the House and Senate Intelligence Committees today. He testified about the initial descriptions that came from the White House administration following the attacks in Benghazi in September.

As Native American Heritage Day Approaches Senator Makes Statement on Alaska Natives

By Staff on Nov 16, 2012   National  

As Native American Heritage Day Approaches Senator Makes Statement on Alaska Natives

What started at the turn of the century as an effort to gain a day of recognition for the significant contributions the first Americans made to the establishment and growth of the U.S., has resulted in a whole month being designated for that purpose.

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