Michael Aaron Jayne, the man accused of hitting a Santaquin police officer with a car and killing him over the weekend, has previously faced charges for violent crimes against law enforcement.
SAN JOSE (Reuters) -Nicaragua's government said on Wednesday it had granted asylum to Panama's former President Ricardo Martinelli, after the ex-leader, currently facing a lengthy prison sentence at home, requested the protection at Nicaragua's embassy in Panama City. The former president confirmed to Reuters that he had requested asylum in Nicaragua. Martinelli, who is campaigning to return to Panama's presidency in elections later this year, considers himself a victim of political persecution with his life in "imminent" danger, according to a statement from Nicaragua's foreign ministry.
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