Pc Lina Jarasiute loads the lift with toys and gifts for the family
- Credit: Met Police
Kind-hearted police officers have gone beyond the call of duty, organising toys, clothes and nappies for a family in need.
The officers from the response unit at Bethnal Green police station were called to a block of flats in Limehouse where a person was in a mental health crisis.
They arranged hotel accommodation for two children and their carer, while the person in crisis went to hospital and continues treatment.
The children appeared to have very few toys or clothes, the officers noticed.
Hoopeston Area School District has resumed athletic activities.
Hoopeston Area Superintendent Robert Richardson announced last week that athletic activities would resume but with limited in-person spectators due to Illinois Department of Public Health guidelines.
ââThe schools will follow the IDPH guidelines: Spectator Expectations Limited capacity to follow IDPH guidelines up to 50 spectators 30 ft, Social Distance between spectators and participants. Spectators must properly wear a mask and social distance from non-household individuals. Each athlete will be provided a ticket(s) for guest(s) A ticket must be presented at the time of entrance to the event. Each spectator will be asked to provide name and contact information (to perform contact tracing if necessary) Each spectator will be asked if they are experiencing symptoms and have their temperature checked. Spectators are asked to not shout, sing or chant while observing the event. Spectators are asked to be courteo
Developments in three federal capital cases at the transition between presidential administrations illustrate the choices that the new Biden
Department of Justice will face in formulating its policy on the federal death penalty. The cases, each at a critical turning point in determining whether to move forward in a potentially capital prosecution, will shed light on the strength of the DOJ leadership’s commitment to implementing the president’s pledge to end the federal death penalty.
On January 19, 2021, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit overturned federal death-row prisoner
Kenneth Barrett’s 2005 death sentence for the murder of an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper. On that same day, federal prosecutors notified the U.S. District Court in Connecticut that they were no longer seeking a new sentencing hearing for
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