Canadian rider James Piccoli finishes third in third stage of Tour of Rwanda
Canadian rider James Piccoli leads cyclists during action in Stage 3 of the Tour of Rwanda on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Israel Start-Up Nation team-Jean Chris Kirito MANDATORY CREDIT May 04, 2021 - 9:20 AM
GICUMBI, Rwanda - Canadian rider James Piccoli finished third Tuesday in the third stage of the Tour of Rwanda.
France s Alain Boileau, a member of the B&B Hotels p/b KTM team, won a sprint to the finish in the 171.6-kilometre stage from Nyanza to Gicumbi in four hours 23 minutes 57 seconds.
Colombian Julian Quintero of the Terengganu Cycling Team was second ahead of Piccoli, a 29-year-old from Montreal who rides for Israel Start-Up Nation. Both had the same time as the leader.
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Florida official apologizes to woman months after police shot her with rubber bullet at Black Lives Matter protest
LaToya Ratlieff said her eye socket was fractured in the May incident.
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Florida city commissioner apologizes months after woman was injured by police
LaToya Ratlieff says her eye socket was fractured while at a Black Lives Matter protest in May following the death of George Floyd.Lynne Sladky/AP, FILE
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