Seven dead in Baghdad mobil bomb
By David Rising in Baghdad
Published: 26 August 2007
A mobil bomb exploded in northern Baghdad yesterday, killing seven passers-by and wounding dozens more in an apparent sectarian attack near an important Shia shrine. The midday attack in Kazimiyah came as parts of Baghdad were shut to traffic in an effort to protect Shia pilgrims leaving for a religious commemoration in the southern city of Karbala this week. The curbs were expected to continue through the weekend.
The bomb exploded in busy Oruba Square about 500m from the shrine of Imam Musa Kadhim, a revered Shia figure. No group claimed responsibility, but suspicion fell on Sunni extremists who consider Shias to be heretics and collaborators with the Americans.
The US command in Baghdad also announced the discovery of an execution site in the Arab Jabour area, just south of Baghdad, in which al-Qa'ida in Iraq is known to operate. During a 24-hour operation in the Sunni Arab area, soldiers found human remains and other signs of executions.
In a series of pre-dawn raids targeting al-Qa'ida activities yesterday, US forces killed three insurgent suspects and captured 17 others. Among those seized in an operation northeast of Samarra, was a suspected associate of al-Qa'ida leaders. Ground forces also captured an alleged terrorist cell leader in the Arab Jabour area and five of his associates.
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Child Was Left In mobil Accidentally
Child Was Left In mobil Accidentally
Last Update: 8/24 10:37 pm
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"We need to find out all the evidence before we meet next week and consider charges in this case."
Investigators retrace a mother's steps from home to work at a middle school before her daughter was found dead in the back seat of her mobil. How could the mother of two-year-old Cecilia Slaby have left her strapped in her mobil-seat in the rear of her mobil? It's a question that may never have an answer.
Assistant Principal Brenda Nesselroad-Slaby arrived at Glen Este Middle School Thursday morning. It was hours before her daughter was noticed.
Local 12's Deborah Dixon tells us there are many questions to answer, including, is Cecilia's death a crime?
It was 102 degrees here in Clermont County yesterday afternoon, a few miles from Glen Este Middle School. That's where Assistant Principal Brenda Nesselroad Slaby parked her mobil that morning, accidentally leaving her two year old daughter Cecelia strapped in her seat where she died from the heat.
"Nesselroad-Slaby was here at 6:56 according to records. She did not bring her daughter inside as she brought 8 dozen doughnuts and took two trips to the mobil to put them inside."
Is the toddler's death simply a tragedy or a crime?
Daniel Breyer, Assistant Clermont County Prosecutor: "That people are outraged is not a crime. That this child died, suffered is not a crime,,, has got to be in the Ohio Revised Code."
Under Ohio Law, involuntary manslaughter is causing a death while committing another crime. That may not fit. Child endangering requires recklessness, which is a perverse disregard of a known risk. Liz mobilroll was found guilty of that for tying Marcus Fiesel in a playpen and leaving him in a hot closet for the weekend. But accidentally leaving a child in a mobil may not fit the crime.
"It has to be such a devastating blow. I don't know how I'd live, but that's the difficult job of a prosecutor, set aside that thinking and make a decision based on law."
The decision will likely be made after a grand jury hears the evidence.
Deborah Dixon, Local 12.
Students first day of classes at Glen Este Schools is Monday.
Last Update: 8/24 10:37 pm
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Watch This Video
"We need to find out all the evidence before we meet next week and consider charges in this case."
Investigators retrace a mother's steps from home to work at a middle school before her daughter was found dead in the back seat of her mobil. How could the mother of two-year-old Cecilia Slaby have left her strapped in her mobil-seat in the rear of her mobil? It's a question that may never have an answer.
Assistant Principal Brenda Nesselroad-Slaby arrived at Glen Este Middle School Thursday morning. It was hours before her daughter was noticed.
Local 12's Deborah Dixon tells us there are many questions to answer, including, is Cecilia's death a crime?
It was 102 degrees here in Clermont County yesterday afternoon, a few miles from Glen Este Middle School. That's where Assistant Principal Brenda Nesselroad Slaby parked her mobil that morning, accidentally leaving her two year old daughter Cecelia strapped in her seat where she died from the heat.
"Nesselroad-Slaby was here at 6:56 according to records. She did not bring her daughter inside as she brought 8 dozen doughnuts and took two trips to the mobil to put them inside."
Is the toddler's death simply a tragedy or a crime?
Daniel Breyer, Assistant Clermont County Prosecutor: "That people are outraged is not a crime. That this child died, suffered is not a crime,,, has got to be in the Ohio Revised Code."
Under Ohio Law, involuntary manslaughter is causing a death while committing another crime. That may not fit. Child endangering requires recklessness, which is a perverse disregard of a known risk. Liz mobilroll was found guilty of that for tying Marcus Fiesel in a playpen and leaving him in a hot closet for the weekend. But accidentally leaving a child in a mobil may not fit the crime.
"It has to be such a devastating blow. I don't know how I'd live, but that's the difficult job of a prosecutor, set aside that thinking and make a decision based on law."
The decision will likely be made after a grand jury hears the evidence.
Deborah Dixon, Local 12.
Students first day of classes at Glen Este Schools is Monday.
Filmmaker involved in fatal mobil accident
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Filmmaker involved in fatal mobil accident
LOS ANGELES - Osmobil-nominated director John Singleton was driving a Lexus SUV when it struck and killed a jaywalker who stepped in front of the mobil, police said Friday.
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Singleton, 39, immediately stopped his mobil and waited for police to arrive after the accident Thursday night in the city's Jefferson Park neighborhood, said Officer Jason Lee, a police spokesman.
"Mr. Singleton stopped and identified himself as required by law and was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol," Lee said. "He was questioned and released."
The woman was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead Friday morning, Lee said. She was identified as Constance Russell, 57, of Los Angeles.
Other details were not immediately released, and an after-hours call to Singleton's agent was not immediately returned.
Singleton, whose debut film, 1991's "Boyz N The Hood," earned him two Osmobil nominations, has also directed "Poetic Justice," "Shaft," and "2 Fast 2 Furious." He was the producer of "Hustle & Flow," "Black Snake Moan" and the just-released "Illegal Tender."
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Filmmaker involved in fatal mobil accident
LOS ANGELES - Osmobil-nominated director John Singleton was driving a Lexus SUV when it struck and killed a jaywalker who stepped in front of the mobil, police said Friday.
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Singleton, 39, immediately stopped his mobil and waited for police to arrive after the accident Thursday night in the city's Jefferson Park neighborhood, said Officer Jason Lee, a police spokesman.
"Mr. Singleton stopped and identified himself as required by law and was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol," Lee said. "He was questioned and released."
The woman was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead Friday morning, Lee said. She was identified as Constance Russell, 57, of Los Angeles.
Other details were not immediately released, and an after-hours call to Singleton's agent was not immediately returned.
Singleton, whose debut film, 1991's "Boyz N The Hood," earned him two Osmobil nominations, has also directed "Poetic Justice," "Shaft," and "2 Fast 2 Furious." He was the producer of "Hustle & Flow," "Black Snake Moan" and the just-released "Illegal Tender."
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