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Records: Ex-bus driver had marijuana, cocainePost staff report
When police searched the Williamstown, Ky., apartment of former school bus driver Angelynna Young a few days after her vehicle smacked into a utility pole and injured 17 students, they found cocaine, marijuana and dozens of pills from various doctors and pharmacies, according to newly opened court records.
The drugs they...
Bus driver had 41 pill bottles...
When police walked into the apartment, they saw five pill bottles on the kitchen table.
In the dining room, 21 bottles sat on a microwave cart. In the master bedroom, five pill bottles were in a nightstand drawer, and on the stand was a plastic tray with white powder, later found to be cocaine.
The cache of drugs that troopers found in Angelynna Young's apartment six days after th...
Walker’s death ruled accidental...
Matt Doyle, an investigator with the Harris County Medical Examiner's office, said forensic pathologist Dr. Kathy Haden-Pinneri had ruled on the cause and manner of the death of Rhonda Kay Walker after reviewing tissue toxicology tests.
“Ms. Walker's death has been ruled accidental due to the combined toxic effects of cocaine, morphine and Diazepam,” Doyle said.
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Mother in custody after allegedly poisoning kids...
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Mother charged after allegedly poisoning kids...
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The woman was charged yesterday with three counts of maliciously administering poison with intent to harm.
Magistrate Dermot Kehoe today ordered she remain in custody, saying she posed an unacceptable risk to herself and her children, prompting the defendant's mother to break down in tears in the courtroom.
Solicitor Jas...
Mother's plea for help 'ignored'...
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Queensland Child Safety Department officials ignored a Gold Coast mother's cries for help hours before she allegedly gave her three children large doses...
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Airport employees now have to smoke like everyone else — outside.
The Halifax airport has closed its smoking room lounge to everyone but international in-transit passengers.
The smoking room was meant for passengers on international flights to use during stopovers but was also being used by employees looking for a warm place to light up.
Peter Spurway, spokesman for the Halifa...