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Posted inAccountability, State Secrets

US government fails to track toxic spills in nation’s waterways

by Theresa E. Soley February 6, 2017June 30, 2021

The federal government routinely fails to list the amount of toxic chemicals spilled into the nation’s waterways, leaving the public in the dark about spills’ impacts on residents, neighborhoods and the environment.

Posted inHired Guns

Man shot after urinating on wall sues security guard and his firm

by Shoshana Walter November 9, 2015December 15, 2015

A man hospitalized after being shot by a Sacramento, California, security guard outside a convenience store now is suing the guard and his prior employer, claiming the guard used excessive force.

Posted inGuns, Guns and Society

Want to carry a concealed gun? Live in Sacramento, not San Francisco

by Matt Drange June 12, 2015June 30, 2021

A catch in state law gives local law enforcement officials complete discretion to interpret California’s primary requirements for anyone wanting to carry a concealed gun. Some counties grant permits to anyone who’s eligible, while others maintain a strict standard.

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Posted inGuns, Hired Guns

Few shootings by security guards get reported or investigated

by Shoshana Walter May 25, 2015June 30, 2021

When a police officer pulls the trigger, it touches off a prescribed set of events, including an investigation. But that’s not the case with security guards.

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