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Wrong-way driver tased, arrested on drug charges after struggle, police say; man has past attempted homicide conviction

Wrong-way driver tased, arrested on drug charges after struggle, police say; man has past attempted homicide conviction
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Teen in fatal Bradford High School stabbing sentenced to 11 years in prison

At the sentencing hearing Thursday for Timothy Carson, who at the age of 15 stabbed his estranged friend to death in a Bradford High School classroom, the family of the boy he killed offered both forgiveness and a window into their pain. Carson, now 19, pleaded guilty to second-degree reckless homicide for the death of DezâJon Taylor. Carson admitted he had stabbed 15-year-old Taylor in the heart on April 25, 2017, after Taylor and two other boys confronted Carson in a Bradford study hall. According to statements in court, the two boys had been friends but had a falling out. On the day of his death, during a passing period, Taylor and two friends walked into a study hall where Carson was assigned, closing the door behind them to lock the teacher out in the hallway. Taylor confronted Carson, punching him. Carson responded by stabbing Taylor once in the heart.

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Pandemic Causes Youth Prison Problems

Pandemic Causes Youth Prison Problems New report finds switch to virtual education and other changes taking a toll on youth, staff at Lincoln Hills, Copper Lake. By Graham Kilmer - Jan 27th, 2021 02:22 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Lincoln Hills School and Copper Lake School. Photo from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. The latest report from a court appointed monitor of the state-run youth prisons at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake shows that the pandemic is taking a toll on the children and staff. The monitor, Teresa Abreu, visited the facility in December. She wrote: “There is a definite change in the overall atmosphere from the last visit.”

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Older Adults And 1B: Wisconsin s COVID-19 Vaccine Line

UPDATED 9:46 AM ET Jan. 22, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:10 PM ET Jan. 21, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:10 PM EST Jan. 21, 2021 SHARE MILWAUKEE â This week, after much discussion, Wisconsinites got some more clarity on which groups will be next up in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Shots have previously been opened up to health care workers and long-term care facilities in Phase 1A, plus police and firefighters as the first chunk of 1B. As soon as next Monday, older adults ages 65 and up will also be able to get their shots, the Department of Health Services announced this week. And experts on the State Disaster Medical Advisory Committee, which advises the DHS on vaccine distribution, voted Thursday to finalize the rest of their Phase 1B recommendations.

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Wisconsin Senate grappling with COVID-19 vaccine questions

Wisconsin Senate grappling with COVID-19 vaccine questions Wisconsin Senate grappling with COVID-19 vaccine questions Can employers force employees to get vaccinated? Should the state prioritize vaccine distribution to inmates? The Wisconsin Senate is wrestling with issues like those and others. MADISON, Wis. - Can employers force employees to get vaccinated? Should the state prioritize vaccine distribution to inmates? The Wisconsin Senate is wrestling with issues like those and others. Prisons have been hotspots for COVID-19; the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) reports 10,000 cases of people in their care and 25 deaths. Wisconsin s vaccine advisory subcommittee recommends including prisoners in the next phase of vaccine prioritization Phase 1b.

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