The tomb of far-right French leader Jean-Marie Le Pen was vandalized in Brittany less than three weeks after his burial, prompting an investigation by police. French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau condemned the act as “an absolute abjection,” emphasizing the importance of respecting the dead. Known for his extreme views against immigration and multiculturalism, Le Pen’s burial site had been under increased police surveillance but was later scaled down, leading to the attack and subsequent reinstatement of security measures.
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Arkansas nurse charged with using dead patient's name in attempt to purchase hundreds of oxycodone pills
Caitlin Carol Adams, a nurse in Arkansas, is facing felony charges for allegedly using a dead man's name to purchase oxycodone pills at pharmacies. Adams, a licensed registered nurse, used a fake prescription to buy pills at multiple pharmacies, claiming they were for a patient at a nursing home where she had been fired. After being arrested and released on bond, Adams is awaiting arraignment on March 20, while her nursing license is under investigation....
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