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Azelle Rodney death: PC fired eight shots in quick succession

From BBC Azelle Rodney was shot six times during a Met Police operation to arrest a suspected armed gang and fatally injured A former Met Police officer fired eight short-range shots in just over two seconds at a gang member…

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HP agrees to pay $100 Million in suit over botched autonomy deal

By Marisa Kendall, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard Co. has agreed to pay $100 million to end a shareholder class action over the company’s ill-fated 2011 acquisition of British software firm Autonomy. If approved, the proposed settlement would…

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Female prison worker gave killers tools to escape prison, sources say

From FoxNews.com Manhunt continues in upstate New York for escaped murderers A female prison work supervisor gave two inmates the power tools to escape from a maximum-security prison Friday in upstate New York and had planned to provide a getaway…

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Biotech worker, stockbrokers hit with insider-trading charges

By David Ruiz, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday announced insider-trading charges against the former information-technology director of a San Diego biotech firm, alleging he tipped his brother-in-law stockbroker to significant advances…

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The doctor who got Ebola

By Helen Ouyang From New York Magazine Craig Spencer in May, seven months after contracting Ebola. Five months into West Africa’s Ebola outbreak, last September, a young New York emergency-room doctor named Craig Spencer headed to Guéckédou, Guinea, to volunteer…

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The Editor speaks: Come on now Free Speech is NOT “In Memoriam”

I can only wonder what the Editorial Staff at The Cayman Compass are up to and I am VERY unhappy. It is a “No No” for another media house to comment on another’s Editorial and very sadly I am having…

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Cayman Extends Legends and Lions into a Month-long Dive Event

From Sept 5 – Oct 3, 2015 Cayman’s dive industry celebrates its stellar dive product and honors dive legends Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands – During the month of September, divers will be able to book some of the best dive…

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Right to die: Court backs France in Vincent Lambert case

From BBC Vincent Lambert has been on life support at a hospital in Reims The European Court of Human Rights has upheld the decision of a court in France to allow a paralysed man to be taken off life support….

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In UK first, law firm raises $45 million via IPO

By Brian Baxter, From The Am Law Daily A month after Gateley announced that it would become the first law firm in the U.K. to tap into public markets, the 350-lawyer regional midmarket shop raised more than $45 million in…

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Caribbean-US Security Dialogue ends on high note

By Lindsay Thompson, BIS From The Bahamas Weekly NASSAU, The Bahamas – The Caribbean-United States High Level Citizen Security Dialogue ended with a better understanding and appreciation of what needs to be done to curb the high incidents of violence…