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Saturday 17 June 2006
Motorcycles and a cure for cancer
Published: Friday, June 16, 2006
By Victoria Welch
Free Press Staff Writer

As she rides her motorcycle between Essex and Milton on Saturday, Amy Couture will wear a shirt that sums up how she describes the experience she's had since receiving a phone call in November 2003.

"Big letters. 'Cancer sucks,'" the Milton resident said with a laugh on Wednesday, during her lunch break from work in the Sports Medicine department at Fletcher Allen Health Care's Fanny Allen campus in Colchester. "I mean, that's it, plain and simple."

Breast cancer entered Couture's life upon the discovery of a lump in her breast in fall 2003. She found out she carried a genetic mutation that left her more susceptible to developing the disease. She underwent chemotherapy, a double mastectomy and the removal of her uterus and ovaries -- aggressive treatment designed to eliminate the chance she could redevelop the disease after treatment.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 14:41:33 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Helmet or not Helmet that is the big Q
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Ben Roethlisberger apologized to the Pittsburgh Steelers, fans and his family on Thursday, hours after being released from a hospital, saying he was fortunate to be alive and pledging to wear a helmet if he ever again rides a motorcycle.

"In the past few days, I've gained a new perspective on life," the Super Bowl-winning quarterback said in a statement released by the team. "By the grace of God, I'm fortunate to be alive ... "

Roethlisberger, 24, who wrecked his bike and cracked his head on a car windshield on Monday, was discharged late Wednesday night.

The youngest quarterback ever to win a Super Bowl was not wearing a helmet when he crashed into a car that was turning left in front of his motorcycle. Pennsylvania's mandatory helmet law was repealed in 2003.

But Roethlisberger said in the statement that if he ever rides a motorcycle again "it certainly will be with a helmet."

Doctors have said two rounds of tests showed no brain injuries, although there was a mild concussion. Doctors used small titanium plates and screws to reassemble Roethlisberger's broken jaws and repaired other broken facial bones. He also lost two teeth and chipped several others, doctors said.
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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:59:01 Read/Post Comment: 4printer friendly

Helmet law repeal effort has 'em butting heads
Michigan - The debate over whether the state should require motorcyclists to wear helmets appears geared up to drive into election season.

Even after Monday's motorcycle crash of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who was not wearing a helmet, GOP gubernatorial candidate Dick DeVos confirmed his vow to sign a repeal of the state's motorcycle helmet law. Gov. Jennifer Granholm has all but promised to veto the repeal measure that cleared the state House earlier this month and awaits her signature.

The repeal would let riders 21 and older go without helmets if they have been licensed to operate a motorcycle for at least two years and have taken a safety course. The legislation also requires riders to have $10,000 in personal injury insurance.

"This has to do more with politics than governance," Lansing pollster Ed Sarpolus said.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:58:06 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

7 killed so far during Laconia Bike Week
A Canadian woman who was a passenger on a motorcycle riding on the Kancamagus Highway yesterday afternoon was killed in a bizarre accident when a tree fell on her, according to authorities.

Louise Croft, 43, of Ontario, Canada, is the seventh motorcyclist since Friday to die on New Hampshire roadways during the annual Motorcycle Week.

Croft was a passenger on a motorcycle that had just left the Sabbaday Falls turnout on Route 113, the Kancamagus Highway that stretches between Conway and Lincoln.

New Hampshire State Police Sgt. Kevin Duffy said she was struck by a "decayed" tree that fell suddenly on the road. Fire and ambulance personnel from Conway Village were dispatched to the accident 15 miles west of town at about 4:15 p.m., Deputy Chief Keith Noble said.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:57:14 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Ex-cop charged in biker 'cleansing'
WINNIPEG — Three Winnipeg men with links to the notorious Bandidos biker gang — including a former police officer — were charged Friday in the massacre of eight fellow gang members and associates in Ontario.

Dwight Mushey, 36, Marcello Aravena, 30, and Michael Sandham, 36, each face eight charges of first-degree murder following early-morning police searches at three homes in the Manitoba capital.

Police described Mushey and Sandham as full-patch members of the Texas-based Bandidos and Aravena as a “prospect,” meaning he is not yet a full-fledged member.

Sandham is also a former constable with the East St. Paul Police Service, north of Winnipeg — a fact Winnipeg police Deputy Chief Menno Zacharias conceded is a concern.

“As a police officer, naturally, he would have been exposed to training materials relative to motorcycle gangs and organized crime,” Zacharias said. “And as a working officer, he would have access to a variety of related information.”

“It’s a concern, but I don’t know what actual part that may have played in any of this.”

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Posted by ace on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:24:14 Read/Post Comment: 2printer friendly

Three More Charged in Sheddon Biker deaths
With help from the Winnipeg Police Service, the Ontario Provincial Police has arrested and charged three more people in connection with the April gang murders near Sheddon, Ontario.
One of those charged is 36-year old Mike Sandham, a former police constable with the East St. Paul police. Police say he's now a full patch member of the Bandidos motorcycle gang.

The raids in Winnipeg this morning happened shortly after 5 o'clock.

The others charged are 36-year old Dwight Mushey, and 30-year old Marcello Aravena both of Winnipeg. Mushey is a full patch member, while Aravena is a prospect member.
Police say they'll be returned to St. Thomas, Ontario by the OPP this afternoon for a court appearance this evening.

The OPP will be conducting a follow up investigation in and around Winnipeg in the coming weeks.

Those charged join two three others already facing eight counts each of first degree murder, and two others who've been charged with eight counts of accessory after the fact to murder.

CJOB's Lorne Edwards reporting.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:17:18 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Keeping the gangs out
Police are taking names when it comes to gangs in Lower Bucks County.

"T," "Shaka" and "Panhead" are some of the nicknames of alleged street and motorcycle gang members who have been arrested in recent months. "Sex, Money, Murder," "G-Shine" and the "Breed" are some of the gangs.

During a press conference Wednesday in Lower Makefield, federal, state, county and local law enforcement announced plans to coordinate intelligence-gathering efforts in the region as a first step toward stopping street gangs from becoming entrenched in Bucks County and the surrounding area.

But it's not just names authorities plan to write down.

Calling the Bloods street gang the predominant gang in the region, U.S. Attorney Patrick Meehan said authorities in the Bucks area are getting a "real picture" of the gang presence in the area. In addition to identifying gang members during traffic stops, authorities hope to assess gangs' criminal activity  drug dealing, auto theft, gun trafficking, street extortion and recruiting efforts.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:16:23 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Cop shot while executing search warrant
Canada - A brief but bloody doorstep shootout left one police officer wounded and a suspect dead after a Quebec provincial police tactical team tried to serve a warrant early Wednesday.

The heavily armed tactical team, who wear bullet proof vests and helmets, were attempting to enter the scenic waterfront home around 6 a.m. when a blast of gunfire erupted.

An unidentified 53-year-old man and a police officer went down in the clash.

The police officer suffered minor injuries but the man died in hospital, said Montreal police Const. Benoit Couture.

Montreal police took over the investigation from Quebec provincial police as required under provincial law.

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Posted by e107 on Saturday 17 June 2006 - 01:13:49 Read/Post Comment: 1printer friendly

Friday 16 June 2006
WSP pays out $2 million in trooper 'groping' case
WSP pays out $2 million in trooper 'groping' case

SEATTLE - A $2-million settlement was reached Thursday in the case of a former Washington State Patrol trooper who pleaded guilty to groping women during traffic stops near the 520 bridge.

Michael Idland still faces personal lawsuits but his former employer, the Washington State Patrol, pushed ahead to work out financial settlements with the female victims, with taxpayer money.

Last November, Idland pleaded guilty to fondling and groping female drivers he pulled over along 520, but at the same time he held firm that he did nothing wrong. Then, just days ago, anxious to put this case behind them, the WSP reached a settlement with nine of the women.

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Posted by e107 on Friday 16 June 2006 - 02:16:41 Read/Post Comment: 2printer friendly

WSP trooper accused of workman's comp fraud
WSP trooper accused of workman's comp fraud

04:56 PM PDT on Wednesday, June 14, 2006
By LINDA BRILL / KING 5 News

OLYMPIA, Wash. - A Washington state trooper has pleaded not guilty to defrauding the state out of $20,000 in workman's compensation benefits.

He's accused of claiming he couldn't work because of a job injury, even though he was commercially fishing during his time off.

Trooper James Long said the Washington State Patrol has known for eight years that he runs a commercial fishing business during his time off. In February 2005, Long hurt his wrist during police training.

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Posted by e107 on Friday 16 June 2006 - 02:15:34 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Thursday 15 June 2006
Bikers go to court to keep Blagojevich from safety funds
Illinois motorcyclists, tipped off by state Treasurer Judy Baar Topinka, sought Tuesday to block Gov. Rod Blagojevich from using biker safety funds to bolster the state budget.

An aide to Topinka, Blagojevich's Republican challenger, acknowledged alerting the biker group ABATE of Illinois and other organizations last week that the governor intended to transfer specially earmarked money to the state's general bank account.

ABATE went to Sangamon County Circuit Court to prevent the Democratic governor from transferring money in the funds set aside for biker safety and training. Money in those funds comes from motorcycle registration fees and other surcharges paid by bikers. The group argued the governor lacks the constitutional authority to transfer the funds.

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Posted by e107 on Thursday 15 June 2006 - 13:51:38 Read/Post Comment: 11printer friendly

Cops and locals praise Angels for peaceful weekend
UK - POLICE and Riber residents have praised the behaviour of angelic bikers after they enjoyed a trouble-free weekend in the Dales.

Around 500 members of the Ashfield Hell's Angels converged on Matlock from across Europe for a 20th anniversary party in the grounds of Riber Castle.

There were fears that the bikers would bring noise and disruption to the quiet village, especially when it was revealed that Derbyshire has traditionally been known as the territory of the Outlaws, a rival biker gang.

Matlock police were prepared for disturbances and sent their 'B' Division Mobile Police Station up to Riber for the duration of the visit.

But just three complaints of noise were received all weekend.

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Posted by e107 on Thursday 15 June 2006 - 13:50:06 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Alleged biker leader arrested
Pennsylvania - Police officers carrying high-powered rifles and dressed in helmets, goggles and bulletproof vests arrested the reputed president of the Breed outlaw motorcycle gang at his Bristol Township house Tuesday morning.

John Napoli Jr., 33, walked out of his house on Appletree Drive and into the custody of armored police from Bristol Township, Bensalem and Falls. His two young children in the house were not harmed by the 9 a.m. police action to serve Napoli with weapons-related charges, authorities said.

Several officers dressed in tactical gear accompanied Napoli to district court in Bensalem, where District Judge Leonard Brown set bail at $10 million.

"I can make it $20 million," Brown interjected when Napoli, a convicted felon who's awaiting trial for the assault of a police officer from New Jersey, complained that the bail was "outrageous."

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