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For Years, Philly Police Dumped Crime Data at Disney World
For more than a decade, if Philadelphia police officers made a typo or were unable to record a precise location for a crime committed in the city, the department would mark the incident with GPS coordinates inside Disney World in Florida. Specifically, the area behind Cinderella’s Castle known as “Fantasyland” became the default location for inaccurate crime data.
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‘Enter the Dragon' Writer Saved From Burning Calif. Home by ‘Hero' Teens
Author and screenwriter Michael Allin, known for writing the classic Bruce Lee film “Enter the Dragon,” was rescued from his burning Cardiff home late Thursday night by two teenage neighbors. “It got close there for a second,” said 17-year-old Aidan Cohen, who lives next door to Allin. At around 11 p.m. Thursday, Aidan and his 19-year-old brother Ryan Cohen were…
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Activists Recall CBP Interrogations, Skeptical of Reasons for Database
Customs and Border Protection said Thursday it compiled a database of journalists, lawyers and activists in order to investigate border clashes related to last fall’s migrant caravan.
