Monday, April 17, 2017

Suspect in Washington state mall shootings found dead in cell

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Suspect in Washington state mall shootings found dead in cell

Suspect in Washington state mall shootings found dead in cellThe gunman accused of killing five people during a shooting rampage last year inside a Washington state shopping mall has been found dead in his jail cell, a local official said on Monday. Arcan Cetin, who was being held on five counts of aggravated murder, was found hanging in his cell at the Snohomish County jail on Sunday night, according to Rosemary Kaholokula, a prosecutor with the Skagit County prosecutor’s office. Cetin, 20, a Turkish-born legal U.S. resident, confessed to police investigators that he had brought a .22-caliber rifle into a department store at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, Washington, on Sept. 23, 2016, and shot five people.


First Lady Nudges Trump to Put Hand Over His Heart During National Anthem at Easter Egg Roll

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Police: Woman wearing pajama bottoms robs 6 Utah banks

Police: Woman wearing pajama bottoms robs 6 Utah banksSALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah woman has been arrested after she was identified as the pajama-wearing robber in at least six bank robberies in the Salt Lake City area, including five in less than two hours on Saturday morning, police said Monday.


Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher's Marriage Is Basically a Real-Life Fairytale

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BP says crews brought leaking Alaskan well under control

BP says crews brought leaking Alaskan well under controlBP Plc said workers on Alaska's North Slope had brought under control a company-operated well that spewed oil and gas over the weekend. The leak was discovered on Friday and a team from BP, the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and local government was brought in to coordinate efforts. A BP spokesman said details of what caused the loss of control were not available.


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