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Today in the news: All John Edwards charges dropped

Today in the news: All John Edwards charges dropped

Also, homeless man gets to keep $77,000 he found

By Anonymous
Posted Jun 13, 2012 @ 05:00 PM
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"We knew that this case -- like all campaign finance cases -- would be challenging. But it is our duty to bring hard cases when we believe that the facts and the law support charging a candidate for high office with a crime." - Lanny Breuer of the Justice Department, talking Wednesday afternoon about John Edwards. All remaining charges against the one-time presidential candidate are being dropped. Two weeks ago, a jury acquited Edwards of one charge against him, and the other charges in that case were declared a mistrial.

News to know

A homeless man in Texas on Wednesday was officially allowed to keep the $77,000 that he found earlier this year. Timothy Yost stumbled upon a bag of cash and collectible coins on the banks of the Colorado River in January. He went to a bank with the bag, but the teller told him she couldn’t exchange wet money and called police. The money has been in police custody since then.

Hot video: Girl falls out of car during police chase

A camera captured a toddler falling out of an SUV during a police chase in Lubbock, Texas.

 

GateHouse News Service

Quote of note

"We knew that this case -- like all campaign finance cases -- would be challenging. But it is our duty to bring hard cases when we believe that the facts and the law support charging a candidate for high office with a crime." - Lanny Breuer of the Justice Department, talking Wednesday afternoon about John Edwards. All remaining charges against the one-time presidential candidate are being dropped. Two weeks ago, a jury acquited Edwards of one charge against him, and the other charges in that case were declared a mistrial.

News to know

A homeless man in Texas on Wednesday was officially allowed to keep the $77,000 that he found earlier this year. Timothy Yost stumbled upon a bag of cash and collectible coins on the banks of the Colorado River in January. He went to a bank with the bag, but the teller told him she couldn’t exchange wet money and called police. The money has been in police custody since then.

Hot video: Girl falls out of car during police chase

A camera captured a toddler falling out of an SUV during a police chase in Lubbock, Texas.

 

GateHouse News Service

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