one jet flew underneath the drone, and kipped the pro-feller on the back of the mq-9. because of the damage, we were in a position to have to essentially have to crash it into the black sea. reporter: but russia denies the two aircraft collided. the russian ambassador to the u.s. trying to calm tensions after the biden administration summoned him to the state department. we prefer not to create a situation where we can face unintended collisions or unintended incidents between the russian federation and the united states. reporter: with u.s. and russian aircraft operating over the black sea, the invasion of ukraine drags on, and so do the chances of a dangerous miscalculation. we know that the interception was intentional. it was also very unsafe and unprofessional. the actual contact of the russian fighter with our uav, the physical contact of those two, not sure yet. reporter: russian aircraft have had other dangerous confrontations with the u.s. in the black se
district attorney, saying there is nothing we could charge him with. alabama athletics has called miller a cooperating witness, but received heavy criticism for allowing miller to play. the athletic director greg burn was asked if miller s talent and ongoing season is the reason he was still on the court. i think that s a fair narrative that people can immediately go to. what i have tried to think about this entire time is let s do what we think is right. let s make sure we are honest. he hasn t been in any type of trouble nor is he in any type of trouble in this case. reporter: after those comments, the alabama head coach said his words came across poorly. miller never missed a beat shortly after being named in court as the person who transported the gun. he scored 41 points in a win over south carolina, while many
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Subscriber only Dads are normally the ones who dish out the punishment, but these Northern Rivers fathers who went before the courts this year have now been at the receiving end of the stick. Between firearm possession, drink driving and domestic violence, some dads haven t been setting a good example. We take a look back at some of the dads who went before court in 2020:
Nathan Bradley •A Tuntable Falls man has been sentenced for possessing unregistered firearms in his shed, which is located only metres away from where his children sleep. Nathan Bradley was convicted in Lismore District Court earlier in September for possessing an unregistered pistol, possessing unauthorised firearms and possessing ammunition without a permit.