The archive of all headlines from July 18, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Baton Rouge Police Ambush
At least three others were wounded, officials said. It was unclear whether the attack was planned or happened during another crime.The gunman, who was identified as Gavin Long of Kansas City, Mo., was killed by the police.
Gavin E Long of Kansas City shares details and sites with ‘Cosmo Setepenra’ and was a US Marines veteran who spent a year in Iraq
Baton Rouge Police Ambush
Gavin E Long of Kansas City shares details and sites with ‘Cosmo Setepenra’ and was a veteran who spent a year in Iraq
Three other officers were wounded in the shooting, which comes at a time of heightened racial tensions in Baton Rouge and across the country.
At least three others were wounded, officials said. It was unclear whether the attack was planned or happened during another crime.The police killed the gunman, who was from Kansas City, Mo., and served as a Marine in the Iraq War.
The police killed the gunman, who was from Kansas City, Mo., and served as a Marine in the Iraq War.Three more officers were wounded in the attack, which left many wondering whether anger at the police had prompted yet another shooting.
Baton Rouge Police Ambush
The police killed the gunman, who was from Kansas City, Mo., and served as a Marine in the Iraq War.Three more officers were wounded in the attack, which left many wondering whether anger at the police had prompted yet another act of retaliation.
Three other officers were wounded in the shooting, which comes at a time of heightened racial tensions in Baton Rouge and across the country.What we know about Gavin Eugene Long, the Baton Rouge shooter
Gavin E Long of Kansas City shared details and sites with ‘Cosmo Setepenra’ and was a veteran who spent a year in Iraq
The police killed the gunman, an African-American from Kansas City, Mo., who served as a Marine in the Iraq War.Three more officers were wounded in the attack, which left many wondering whether anger at the police had prompted yet another act of retaliation.
Baton Rouge Police Ambush
The gunman who killed three police officers in Baton Rouge, La., was from Kansas City, Mo., and served as a Marine in the Iraq War.Three more officers were wounded, leaving many to wonder whether anger over recent police shootings had prompted yet another act of retaliation.
The gunman who killed three police officers and wounded three others on Sunday left a vast and angry online trail documenting his interest in black separatism and fury at police shootings of black men.It's not just Dallas or Baton Rouge — police officers have been killed across the country
The gunman who killed three police officers in Baton Rouge, La., was from Kansas City, Mo., and served as a Marine in the Iraq War.Three more officers were wounded, leaving many to wonder whether anger over recent police shootings had prompted yet another act of retaliation.
Authorities piece together information about victims and sequence of events that led to Gavin Long killing three police officers on a quiet Sunday morning
The authorities were trying to retrace the movements of Gavin Long, who fatally shot three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, La., before being killed in a shootout.“There was no doubt in my mind” that Mr. Long had intended to kill the officers, the superintendent of the Louisiana State Police said.
The gunman who killed three police officers and wounded three others on Sunday left a vast and angry online trail documenting his interest in black separatism and fury at police shootings of black men.Police confirm Baton Rouge officers were explicitly targeted
The man who fatally shot three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, La., “was targeting officers,” state police officials said Monday.The gunman, Gavin Long, 29, of Kansas City, Mo., was in the Marines from 2005 to 2010.
Authorities piece together information about victims and sequence of events that led to Gavin Long killing three police officers on a quiet Sunday morning
The Marine veteran who fatally shot three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, La., “was targeting officers,” state police officials said Monday.A video on a site registered under the name of the gunman, Gavin Long, urges a bloody response to police killings of black men.
The elusiveness that marked Baca's time in office will meet hard reality today when he is sentenced for lying to federal authorities in an investigation over whether sheriff's officials obstructed an FBI inquiry into abusive deputies working in county jails. TRAIL GUIDE
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A federal judge rejected a plea agreement under which former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca would have served up to six months in prison for lying to federal authorities, saying the punishment was not severe enough. Retired Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca
Follow all the latest from Cleveland as the Republican national convention opens on the theme of ‘Make America Safe Again’
A federal judge rejected a plea agreement under which former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca would have served up to six months in prison for lying to federal authorities, saying the punishment was not severe enough. Lee Baca
A federal judge rejected a plea agreement under which former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca would have served up to six months in prison for lying to federal authorities, saying the punishment was not severe enough. TRAIL GUIDE
Baca must now choose between several unappealing options, including withdrawing his guilty plea and taking his chances, or going ahead with the sentencing and accepting whatever punishment the judge has in mind. TRAIL GUIDE
Trump’s staff remains optimistic of winning November’s general election despite a paucity of big name politicians and celebrities he said would be in Cleveland
Baca must now choose between several unappealing options, including withdrawing his guilty plea and taking his chances, or going ahead with the sentencing and accepting whatever punishment the judge has in mind. EUROPE
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Follow all the latest from Cleveland as the Republican national convention opens on the theme of ‘Make America Safe Again’
The floor of the Republican National Convention turned into a scene of boisterous dissent as a faction of delegates tried to stage a last-ditch revolt against Donald J. Trump.But after several minutes of confusion, the anti-Trump delegates appeared to have been stymied.