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Immigration and Customs EnforcementHundreds of people have attended a vigil in the US city of Minneapolis to protest against the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration agent. The woman, identified in the media as 37-year-old US citizen Renee Good, was shot at close range as she drove her car. The mayor of Minneapolis Jacob Frey has bluntly rejected the Trump administration's assertion that the agent had shot her in self-defence.
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BBC World Service - Newshour, Hundreds Attend Minneapolis Vigil After ICE Shooting
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Electric Vehicles · North CarolinaThe nearly $14 billion Toyota expects to spend on its sprawling lithium-ion battery factory in Randolph County represents the largest single investment the company has ever made in North America.See the Story
NC Sees Setbacks in ‘Green Energy Economy’
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James City County · James City CountyA former Durham County detention officer who admitted to accepting a bribe from an inmate to supply him with Chick-fil-A sandwiches and cell phone batteries avoided jail time in a recent plea, according to the district attorney and court documents. Former Sgt. Nicole Locke pleaded guilty to bribery of an official, a class F felony. Her 12-month supervised probation sentence was part of a negotiated plea with prosecutors and approved by Durham Co…See the Story
Ex-jailer avoids prison after admitting to taking bribe, smuggling Chick-fil-A
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