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Month: June 2022

Garland Police Department said its officers killed the suspect.

Child sexual assault suspect who allegedly killed a private investigator is shot dead by Texas police

By Andy Rose, CNN A man wanted on suspicion of child sexual assault killed a private investigator who was serving a warrant on him, according to police in Garland, Texas. The shooting took place inside a motel room Thursday night on Broadway Boulevard, Garland Police Department spokesperson Pedro Barineau said in a statement. Private investigators

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A resident wearing a mask looks out from his home in Shanghai on Thursday.

Shanghai neighborhoods return to lockdown a day after restrictions eased

By Nectar Gan and CNN’s Beijing bureau Multiple neighborhoods in Shanghai were placed back under lockdown only a day after city-wide restrictions were lifted, as China’s stringent zero-Covid strategy continues to haunt the financial hub. Shanghai lifted its two-month lockdown on Wednesday, allowing most of its 25 million residents to leave their communities. But nearly

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A small memorial was left at the Natalie Medical Building on Thursday after the shooting in the medical facility on Wednesday in Tulsa

‘This can really happen anywhere, and it’s very scary.’ Witnesses describe how an ordinary day turned deadly at an Oklahoma medical clinic

By Aya Elamroussi, CNN For the dozens of people who were seeking care at an Oklahoma medical facility on Wednesday, it was a regular afternoon that turned into a nightmare within minutes when a gunman opened fire. About three hours earlier, Michael Louis had purchased an AR-15-style rifle, and he used the weapon to unleash

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A small memorial was left at the Natalie Medical Building on Thursday after the shooting in the medical facility on Wednesday in Tulsa

‘This can really happen anywhere, and it’s very scary.’ Witnesses describe how an ordinary day turned deadly at an Oklahoma medical clinic

By Aya Elamroussi, CNN For the dozens of people who were seeking care at an Oklahoma medical facility on Wednesday, it was a regular afternoon that turned into a nightmare within minutes when a gunman opened fire. About three hours earlier, Michael Louis had purchased an AR-15-style rifle, and he used the weapon to unleash

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San Francisco policemen walk in the 2019 San Francisco Pride Parade and Celebration.

San Francisco Police and Pride parade organizers reach compromise to allow some uniformed officers to participate

By Cheri Mossburg and Taylor Romine, CNN Some uniformed police officers will now be able to march in San Francisco’s Pride Parade, according to a statement from parade organizers and the San Francisco Police Officers Pride Alliance, amending a previous decision that banned officers from wearing uniforms but allowed other types of police-affiliated apparel. “Pride

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A memorial is seen surrounding the Robb Elementary School sign  on May 26

‘We’re not going back’: Uvalde superintendent reaffirms no students will return to Robb Elementary after massacre

By Omar Jimenez, Meridith Edwards, Travis Caldwell and Christina Maxouris, CNN No students or staff will be returning to Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, the site of a tragic massacre last month, Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District Superintendent Hal Harrell reaffirmed Friday. “We’re not going back to that campus,” Harrell said during a special meeting

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El mundo puede estar acercándose a una crisis energética como la de la década de 1970, o peor

Alexandra Ferguson Nueva York (CNN Business) —  El mundo está lidiando con aumentos de precios de la energía que desafían la gravedad, desde la gasolina y el gas natural hasta el carbón. Algunos temen que esto sea tan solo el principio. Funcionarios actuales y anteriores del sector energético dicen a CNN que les preocupa que

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