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A man who was magnet fishing this week in Western Kentucky got something to stick on his line, but it didn t have gills it was a hand grenade.
The Paducah Police Department said its Bomb Squad was called out Monday evening to the Clarks River bridge off Sheehan Bridge Road on a report that a man caught a grenade while magnet fishing. The squad used its robot to retrieve the item and place it in an explosive storage container, the Paducah Police Department said in a Facebook post that included a photo of the grenade. It was properly disposed of without incident.
Louisiana Mother Says Doctor Denied Help to Her Son, Chastised Him Over ‘Gangsta Apparel’
A Louisiana mother says her son was racially profiled by a doctor who denied her son a surgical procedure on the basis of a joke Christmas sweater, reports KATC.
Shelley Jack of Ville Platte, Louisiana, says she took her 17-year-old son, who had been shot, to get a follow-up treatment at Mercy Regional Medical Center. However, according to Jack, the doctor they saw did not approve of his patient’s apparel and used the clothing to make assumptions about the teen’s personal life. The dates of the incidents in question remain unknown as of this writing.
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Dr. Subhashis Maitra, 60, has been practicing medicine in the area for the last 29 years, treating patients as a vascular surgery specialist. Maitra officially retired Feb. 28. âI came here to learn how to interview,â Maitra said. âI was impressed by the kindness of the people I met. I decided I wanted to come here and not keep interviewing.â
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Dr. Subhashis Maitra says it’s time to find out what life is all about.
After more than 35 years in the medical field, including the last 29 years in Altoona, Maitra, 60, a vascular surgery specialist, officially retired Feb. 28.
“I need to give back to my wife (Linda) for the sacrifices she has given and for our parents.
I-24 eastbound lanes reopened at 11mm near Paducah following SEMI crash. Recovery crews have completed efforts to upright an overturned SEMI blocking the eastbound lanes of Interstate 24 near the 11 mile marker in McCracken County. (Source: File graphic) By Jessica Ladd | February 8, 2021 at 9:27 PM CST - Updated February 9 at 4:19 AM
PADUCAH, Ky. (KFVS) - Recovery crews have completed efforts to upright an overturned SEMI blocking the eastbound lanes of Interstate 24 near the 11 mile marker in McCracken County.
According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, it took crews seven hours to clear the wreckage.
The eastbound lanes were reopened at 3:45 a.m. on Tuesday, February 9.