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Gauge Allen Grimes, 19, of Granite Falls, pleaded guilty to felony third-degree burglary before his sentencing Nov. 22 as part of a plea agreement under which felony charges of third-degree burglary, illegal possession of ammunition or firearms and theft were dismissed. He was sentenced to 36 months in prison.
square as millions celebrated the announcement. president morsi is calling this a coup detat. but they still have to put a new plan a political plan in place. they asked morsi to step down and drafted a road plan. that draft includes suspending the constitution, giving the chief justice presidential powers for the new inter,um. forming a new techno contract national government, and securing freedom of media and free speech. they also vow to steer away from violence and remain peaceful. just hours ago the optional leader will now enact that road map. i hope that this map this road map this plan as a beginning for a new beginning with the revolution of which the egyptian people have spent dearly to achieve what we, all of us, want social justice. michael: but the future clearly remains unclear. and many may still suffer sacrifice even before morsi s resignation there was blood shed. last night 16 people were killed and 200 people injured in a protest among morsi supporters.