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Friday September 21, 2001

TPD officers punished for actions during Fourth Ave. riots

Chief Richard Miranda says police response was too slow

An officer suspected of shooting a UA student in the eye with a less-than-lethal bullet will be punished along with seven other police officials involved in the Fourth Avenue riots on April 2.

Detective Michael Mare will receive a written reprimand for using non-lethal weaponry without being authorized.

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  • In 1599, William Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar" was performed for the first time by the Lord Chamberlain's Men.
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    "The sooner he leaves and is brought to justice, the better off I think the world will be."
    - Secretary of State Colin Powell in support of capturing and prosecuting Osama bin Laden.


     

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