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Trial Opens for Oklahoma Officer Charged in Fatal Shooting of Black Driver
The prosecutor says Betty Jo Shelby, who is charged with manslaughter, panicked when she shot Terence Crutcher. Her lawyer says he could have been reaching for a gun.
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The prosecutor says Betty Jo Shelby, who is charged with manslaughter, panicked when she shot Terence Crutcher. Her lawyer says he could have been reaching for a gun.
By LUCIA WALINCHUS
The secretary of education in Puerto Rico has pushed for closings and consolidations to save money. Teachers fear the cuts will cost them their jobs.
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