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PHOENIX (AP) - The man who fatally shot a suspect beating an Arizona state trooper said Tuesday that he doesn't consider himself a hero and he's grappling with taking someone's life. Thomas Yoxall, of Arizona, gave his account of the dramatic Jan. 12 encounter between the now-dead suspect and the state trooper. |
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By ASTRID GALVAN Associated Press. PHOENIX (AP) - The man who fatally shot a suspect beating an Arizona state trooper said Tuesday that he doesn't consider himself a hero and he's grappling with taking someone's life. Thomas Yoxall, of Arizona, gave his account of the dramatic Jan. 12 encounter between the now-dead suspect and the state trooper. |
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Thomas Yoxall, the man who fatally shot a suspect beating an Arizona state trooper, pauses as he is overcome with emotion as he explains his recounting how he killed Leonard Pennelas-Escobar who was beating Trooper Edward Andersson "in a savage way" during a news conference at the Department of Public Safety Tuesday, Jan. |
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The man who fatally shot a suspect beating an Arizona state trooper said Tuesday that he doesn't consider himself a hero and he's grappling with taking someone's life. Thomas Yoxall, of Arizona, gave his account of the dramatic Jan. 12 encounter between the now-dead suspect and the state trooper. Yoxall had not been previously identified. |
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PHOENIX -- (AP) The man who fatally shot a suspect beating an Arizona state trooper said Tuesday that he doesn't consider himself a hero and he's grappling with taking someone's life. Thomas Yoxall, of Arizona, gave his account of the dramatic Jan. 12 encounter between the now-dead suspect and the state trooper. |
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THE past 11 months have been one of the most trying periods for some people in the Ra Province. For those in Nayavutoka Village in Nakorotubu, slow reaction to cyclone warnings delivered over the radio and through mobile phones cost them two lives. With almost a year since Severe Tropical Cyclone.... |
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English's later years were marked by the same home-to-home hopscotching that had disrupted his adolescence. Yet all that moving around never seemed stanch his zeal to live and to forge meaningful connections with those around him. Daughter Barbara English-Belanger, who helped care for him in his.... |
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BYU Broadcasting has a new boss — and he's coming (almost) directly from the University of Utah. Michael A. Dunn, who was the general manager of KUED-Ch. 7 at the U. from 2010-13, has been named the managing director of BYU Broadcasting. He'll oversee BYU's radio, television and digital channels, including BYUtv, KBYU-Ch. |
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Erika Harris has worked in television news in Southeast Texas since 1999. Harris grew up in Houston and graduated from Texas Southern University. While at TSU, she anchored the early morning radio news broadcast on 90.9 KTSU. She also starred in leading roles in TSU theater productions.
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With less than three months left in their herculean task to recall Jefferson Parish President Mike Yenni, organizers say they are preparing a "blitz" to ensure they gather the more than 90,000 voter signatures needed to call a special election. They have until April 6, the six-month deadline state law imposes for recall petitions. |
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The Trump team’s approach, a globalism of the 1%, benefits themselves even as it reinforces American exceptionalism. Their worldview is a galaxy distant from the sort of democratic internationalism that values diplomacy, human rights, and multilateral cooperation to address planetary problems like climate change and economic inequality. |
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