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• Kentucky court delves into use of cell phones for tracking A sharply divided Kentucky Supreme Court ruled Thursday that police violated a robbery suspect's constitutional protections by accessing his cell phone without a warrant, calling use of the phone as a tracking device “profoundly invasive." In the 4-3 decision, the court’s majority said the robbery suspect was subjected to a warrantless search when police obtained his real-time cellphone location information. They ruled that the information was illegally acquired and should be excluded from evidence. At issue was whether there's a…
• Kentucky court delves into use of cell phones for tracking A sharply divided Kentucky Supreme Court ruled Thursday that police violated a robbery suspect's constitutional protections by accessing his cell phone without a warrant, calling use of the phone as a tracking device “profoundly invasive." In the 4-3 decision, the court’s majority said the robbery suspect was subjected to a warrantless search when police obtained his real-time cellphone location information. They ruled that the information was illegally acquired and should be excluded from evidence. At issue was whether there's a…
• Private Mission wins Santa Maria Stakes at Santa Anita Private Mission’s debut in trainer Sean McCarthy’s barn was a victorious one Saturday at Santa Anita as the 4-year-old daughter of Into Mischief held off Blue Stripe to win the $200,000 Grade II Santa Maria Stakes for fillies and mares. Transferred to McCarthy when Bob Baffert’s 90-day suspension went into effect, Private Mission tracked pacesetter Lady Mystify from second up the backside, took a 2 1/2-length lead at the head of the stretch and outfinished Blue Stripe by three-quarters of…
• Male blood donor turned away from clinic for refusing to say if he’s pregnant Leslie pictured at home in Stirling (Picture: Robert Perry)A male blood donor was turned away from a donation centre after refusing to indicate whether or not he was pregnant. Leslie Sinclair, 66, has given a staggering 125 pints of blood over the course of nearly half a century. But he was barred from doing so on his most recent trip to the Albert Halls clinic in Stirling, central Scotland, when staff insisted he answer every question on the paperwork. They…
• County-by-county list: Juneteenth celebrations, events across the Jacksonville area Mark your calendars: Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, is on Sunday. Juneteenth celebrates the official end of slavery in the United States. Despite the 1863 Emancipation Proclamation’s freeing of enslaved people, slavery persisted in slave-holding border states and rebel areas until federal troops took control of the regions. Texas was the last state to welcome proclamation-enforcing federal troops -- until this day, June 19, 1865, when General Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas with the famous statement: “The people of…
• These beautiful low-maintenance plants bring movement to the garden by blowing in the breeze Cape rush Chondropetalum elephantinium (Photo by Joshua Siskin)There is one common denominator to the diverse plant groups found on the Monrovia list referenced above. They are all monocots. Flowering plants or angiosperms are divided into dicots and monocots. Dicots have two seed leaves or cotyledons and monocots have one. The two halves of a kidney bean are known as seed leaves, the first “leaves” to show themselves when the seed germinates. A corn kernel, by contrast, or a palm tree…
• Hayward murder defendant allegedly claimed he shot victim by accident, but police say video showed attempt to doctor crime scene OAKLAND — On the day after his birthday, a Bay Area man was charged with murder in connection with a shooting during an argument at a Hayward residence, court records show. Steven Velasquez, 38, was charged with murdering Robert Lee Saffold in the June 13 shooting. Velasquez was arrested at the scene of the homicide and allegedly claimed the shooting was accidental, authorities wrote in court filings. The shooting and its aftermath — where Velasquez allegedly attempted to stage the…
• Sweden: Cartoonist Vilks' fatal car crash was an accident An exploding tire led the driver of the unmarked police car carrying Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who had lived under police protection since his controversial 2007 sketch of the Prophet Muhammad, to lose control over the vehicle, which crashed head-on with a truck last year, Swedish authorities said Wednesday. The crash killed three people, including the 75-year-old cartoonist. Since Vilks was facing death threats for his drawings, it raised the question of whether the crash was a terror attack instead…
• Eurovision Song Contest 2023: Nicola Sturgeon suggests it’s held in Glasgow as it’s confirmed UK will host instead of Ukraine Although Ukraine won this year’s show, the UK will be stepping in to host (Picture: MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP via Getty Images)Although Ukraine won this year’s show, the UK will be stepping in to host (Picture: MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP via Getty Images)Nicola Sturgeon has thrown Glasgow’s name into the running to host Eurovision 2023 after it was confirmed it could come to the UK as Ukraine is unable to host. The First Minister of Scotland suggested Glasgow as host city for next year’s…
• Church shooting survivor: Gunman 'disengaged,' sat alone The 70-year-old suspected gunman in a shooting that killed three people at an Alabama church sat by himself drinking liquor, rejecting offers to join the others gathered at the potluck dinner, before gunfire shattered the peace of the evening, a survivor recalled. “It felt like he was disengaged,” Susan Sallin, 73, said. Sallin was seated at the same table at the “Boomers Potluck" with the three people who died in the Thursday night shooting at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in…