A woman, Kristal Rios Esquivel, was mistakenly detained for a week after her arrest at the National Zoo for allegedly spitting at a police officer, despite a Justice Department decision not to seek pretrial detention. A judge highlighted systemic errors in the handling of her case, which he termed “false imprisonment,” and noted ongoing issues with the D.C. justice system.
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Identified Remains of U.S. Sailor Killed in Pearl Harbor Attack
A Navy fireman, Edward D. Bowden, who died during the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, has been identified 84 years later. Bowden, who served on the USS California, was one of over 100 men lost in the attack; his remains were identified through advanced analysis, and he is set to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery later this month. Want More Context? 🔎
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