Wednesday, February 06, 2013
Mom confiscates her son's letter of intent on signing day - USATODAY -Plantation, Fla., running back Alex Collins is learning this fact the hard way. Collins, a four-star prospect, gave a verbal commitment to Arkansas on Monday; as of this morning, he was expected to sign with the Razorbacks. - One problem: His mom won't let him sign. Worse yet, she's taken his National Letter of Intent and hit the road, essentially preventing Collins from giving his official commitment to any school on national signing day.
Cop squad is FIRED after six officers were caught on camera kissing girls, shopping and drinking coffee while ignoring 911 calls - including an unconscious baby | Mail Online
Above ground and safe, Ethan turns 6 - CNN.com - Lateef Mungin and Martin Savidge, CNN - As far as birthday milestones go, 6 isn't an age that gets the kind of enthusiastic treatment that parents reserve for when a child turns 1 or comes of age at 12. But Ethan turns 6 on Wednesday after surviving an unimaginable ordeal, and Midland City, Alabama, wants to make sure it's a birthday worth remembering.
Revealed: The dramatic firefight that ended the Alabama bunker stand-off as it is revealed survivalist shot first...as photos of the underground hideout are released | Mail Online - Laura Collins and Rachel Quigley
Small Town Wins Its Standoff With a Kidnapper - NYTimes.com - Campbell Robertson and Robbie Brown - Early ideas were proposed and dropped. Filming the scene from across the highway was a man named Rickey Stokes, a local bail bondsman who runs a blog on happenings in the area, RickeyStokesNews.com. Officials invited Mr. Stokes over, and discussed having him either go into the bunker with a camera, or teach a female F.B.I. agent to use his camera and go in. - Both of those notions were scrapped quickly. In any case, Mr. Dykes, wary of being tricked, insisted that his speech be live-streamed, not prerecorded. - Kirke Adams, the district attorney for Dale County who had been called to the scene from coaching high school girls’ soccer practice, said Mr. Dykes never gave an inch. - “The demand he made was impossible to accomplish in the way he wanted it done,” Mr. Adams said. “And he would accept no alternative.”
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