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Akron's independent police auditor, Anthony Finnell, may not be able to review the Jazmir Tucker shooting for another year, he said. That's because he has to wait on several other processes, including a potential civil lawsuit, before he can start.
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A federal judge late Sunday night blocked the Trump administration from deploying any National Guard units to Oregon, including hundreds of out-of-state soldiers. -
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