Police Blotter: Dec. 5, 2008 (The Grass Valley Union)Grass Valley Police Department
YouTube goes live (Canada.com) YouTube has broadcast its first live event, an extravaganza which was part concert and part variety show and which drew comments from viewers ranging from "AWESOME!" to "train wreck."
Portsmouth police log (Portsmouth Herald) 8:28 a.m. ? An Osprey Drive caller reported a bus driver talking on a cell phone and running stop signs. 9:35 a.m. ? Assisted at Court Street with a suicidal person.
Maple Grove police (Osseo-Maple Grove Press)6700 block of East Fish Lake Rd. - There was a report of a chain dragged across hood of a vehicle. 11900 block of 73rd Ave. - There was a report of a vehicle leaving a station without paying for gas.
Paintballs get little backspin (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) Patently Speaking highlights the technological achievements of Fort Wayne area residents. Photo caption: A pin clamp assembly has uses in the auto industry. Photo by Courtesy
The pull of paintball: A look at the high-intensity alternative sport (The West Frankfort Daily American) In a world of fast food, high-speed Internet and instant messaging, one would expect sports to follow suit. Across the country, high-intensity ?alternative? sports have captured the attention of millions of athletes, and among those adrenaline-charged sports is paintball. Paintball has been hugely popular in the major metro areas and along both coasts, and in recent years, it has ...
SARP recognizes outstanding officers at awards banquet (Pocono Record) Stroud Area Regional Police recognized several officers for their outstanding police work during the annual awards ceremony at the Pocono Inne Town.
Fort Dix Five jurors hear informant's recordings (The Philadelphia Inquirer)During a trip to a Poconos firing range in February 2007, Besnik Bakalli was so concerned about the chaotic shooting and the presence of several teenagers that he called his FBI handler.
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