Four DUI Charges and Cyclist’s Death
A drunk driver who murdered a Lexington cyclist has been arrested on 3 previous occasions on DUI charges. The driver, according to court records, is also facing deportation proceedings. 29 year old Odilon Paz-Salvador from Mexico, reportedly hit Mark Hinkel, 57, while the Horsey Hundred cycling event was in full swing. Paz-Salvador drove on for a further 3 miles with…
Duggar’s Police Record Expungement Ethical?
Shortly after Josh duggar’s police record was revealed the 2006 investigation by police was expunged. This at the direction of an Arkansas judge and further following one victim’s request. Advising USA Today Springdale police confirmed Duggar’s criminal history and police record is clean and the report ceases to exist. The victims of Sexual offenders below the age of 18 are…
NSA curtails Phone Records Program
The NSA has begun concluding it’s storage and collection of U.S. phone records. Following failure by the Senate to determine a way forward to extend or change the previously secret program. This precedes its expiration at the end of May. The Senate returns (session) on May 31. Barring a last minute compromise the curtain may well come down on that…
University Police Records Appeal by ESPN
ESPN are set to appeal a judge’s ruling (St Joseph Superior Court) in respect of The University Notre Dame’s police records. The notice was served to the Indiana Court of Appeals. ESPN contend the campus police records should not be subject to the open records law of the state. The notice was filed on Wednesday by the sports network. This…
Death Records and Exercise Benefits
It’s confirmed, exercise is integral to a healthy lifestyle. Researchers separated non exercisers from those that exercised after sifting through fourteen years of death records. Those that did not exercise were in the high risk category of premature death. The results, from evidence based studies (Journal of the American Medical Association) decipher the code to longevity and exercise. Researchers from…
Birth Records confirm Mining Risks
According to a recent press release by The IU School of Public Health a testimony opposed to HR 1644 will directly affect mountain top coal mining. The testimony would block the implementation of stream protection buffer rules. Streams and valleys are directly affected due to displacement following blasting by explosives. The blasting is effectively loosening dirt and rocks above coal…