Published on

06-29-2023

Authors

Stabbing at University of Waterloo in Canada

Two students and a professor were stabbed during a class on gender issues at the University of Waterloo in Canada. The assailant, whose motive is unknown, was quickly arrested and there is no further threat to public safety. Classes were cancelled for the day but will resume as scheduled on Thursday.

Original Article

French Interior Minister condemns violence as riots spread across France

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin has condemned the violence and announced the deployment of 40,000 law enforcement officers to quell potential violence. Tensions are high in the Paris region, but rioting has also spread to other towns and cities across France. The rioting was sparked by the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old driver by a police officer during a traffic check, and protests are expected to take place nationwide.

Original Article

UK Court Rules Rwanda Not a Safe Third Country for Asylum Seekers

The UK Court of Appeals ruled that Rwanda cannot be considered a 'safe third country' for asylum seekers. While the court said that deporting asylum seekers to another safe country is not illegal, it determined that Rwanda had 'serious deficiencies' in its asylum system and that asylum seekers would face a risk of mistreatment if sent there. The UK government plans to challenge the ruling at the Supreme Court. Human rights groups argue that it is immoral and inhumane to send migrants thousands of miles away to a country with a poor human rights record. The government of Rwanda disputes the ruling, claiming to be one of the safest countries in the world.

Original Article

Yankees' Germán pitches perfect game in win over Athletics

Domingo Germán, right-hander for the New York Yankees, pitched a perfect game against the Oakland Athletics, retiring every batter in an 11-0 victory. It is the first perfect game since 2012 and the 24th in major league history. Germán struck out nine hitters and threw 72 of 99 pitches for strikes. He becomes the fourth Yankees pitcher to achieve a perfect game. This marks the 13th no-hitter in Yankees history.

Original Article

Rankin County Deputies Fired or Resign After Brutal Drug Raid Incident

Five deputies from the Rankin County Sheriff's Department in Mississippi have been fired or resigned following a drug raid incident in January. The incident involved the beating, sexual assault, and tasering of two Black men who were handcuffed. One of the deputies also shot a man in the face. The victims have filed a $400 million lawsuit against the department. The department's internal investigation, as well as investigations by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations and the Department of Justice, are ongoing. The terminated deputies may face criminal charges.

Original Article

No headline provided

No summary provided

Original Article

New Haven Board of Police Commissioners fires two officers involved in arrest

The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners has voted to terminate two police officers, Oscar Diaz and Betsy Segui, for their alleged involvement in the arrest of Randy Cox, who was paralyzed due to injuries sustained while in police custody. Cox has filed a $100 million federal lawsuit against the city and the police. The officers were seen in surveillance video placing Cox in a police van without seat belts and allegedly failing to provide immediate medical aid. The officers were among five charged in the incident, with one having retired since. Cox's charges were dropped in October 2022.

Original Article

Stabbing at University of Waterloo leaves students and professor injured

Two students and a professor were stabbed in a classroom at the University of Waterloo. The motive behind the attack is unclear. The suspect, who is a member of the university community, is being questioned by investigators. The university assured that there is no further threat to public safety. Classes in the affected building were canceled but other campus operations will continue as normal.

Original Article

Shooting outside US Consulate in Jeddah

An unknown assailant opened fire outside the US Consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The motive for the attack is currently unknown. The consulate went into lockdown during the shooting, but no Americans or American staff were injured. The assailant was killed by Saudi security forces and the investigation is being conducted by Saudi authorities.

Original Article

Couple wakes up to find alligator in their home

A couple in Louisiana was surprised to find a 5-foot alligator in their home. The alligator had entered through the doggy door, but was later captured by wildlife officials. The couple plans to install a locking dog door to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Original Article