Orlando Harris’ family tried to get Missouri police to confiscate his weapons due to his fragile mental health, but were only able to suggest he store the AR-15-style rifle in a unit. Despite their efforts, Harris entered his former high school, killing two and injuring seven before being shot by police. The case highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in restricting gun access and intervening in mental health crises, especially in states without red-flag laws.
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When the USPS can’t decipher bad handwriting, a facility in Utah comes to the rescue
In Salt Lake City, the U.S. Postal Service's Remote Encoding Center processes around three million letters daily, with about 75,000 requiring further examination due to illegible addresses. Led by Ryan Bullock, a team of data conversion operators, including veteran Amy Heugly, work tirelessly to decipher addresses, resorting to manual inspections when necessary to prevent mail from being returned as undeliverable. Want More Context? 🔎
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