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BUFFALO, N.Y. - When a 60-year-old man spat on the sidewalk, his DNA became as public as if he had been advertising it across his chest.
On Feb. 1, Chatt was charged in one of Buffalo‘s oldest unsolved cases, the 1974 rape and stabbing of his wife‘s stepsister, Barbara Lloyd.
But the practice has raised questions from Washington state to Florida, where similar collections are under scrutiny.
In that case, the smoking gun was tableware the suspect used during a night out with his wife. Undercover investigators had waited out Altemio Sanchez at the bar of a Bu... Read more
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San Francisco Chronicle - CA,
29 November 2006
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2 Bystanders Shot by Police Fi
A man and a woman wounded when Oakland police officers fired on a suspect at a carwash are suing the officers and the city.
The $10 million civil rights suit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court, said William Caldwell, 67, and Leona Savoy, 31, were injured on March 11 when three officers fired 26 rounds "a la Hollywood action movie-style," without giving "adequate consideration to the obvious danger (posed by) their rash decision."
The shooting happened at a carwash on the 10300 block of MacArthur Boulevard as officers tried to arrest Patrick Nickerson after he fired at a car, authorities said. Bullets fired from the officers' guns shattered the femurs of both Caldwell and Savoy, both of whom were cleaning cars, the suit said.
Oakland city officials said they hadn't seen the suit and couldn't comment.
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