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2 men charged after 8-hour standoff with officers in Hinsdale By Kennedy Hayes Expand HINSDALE, Ill. - Two men are facing charges following an eight-hour standoff with law enforcement officers early Thursday morning near suburban Hinsdale. Channty Keo, 44, of the 5000 block of North Mason Avenue and Jonathan Boyce, 36, of the 1200 block of Sunset Avenue in Yorkville, are each charged with one felony count of possession of a defaced firearm, according to a statement from the DuPage County sheriff’s office. About 1:10 a.m. on Thursday, DuPage County deputies and Metro SWAT responded to calls ...
Two men are facing firearm charges after a nearly eight-hour standoff Thursday near Hinsdale, authorities say.
>> pelley: tonight, the monsignor takes the stand. the highest ranking catholic church official ever charged in in a philadelphia courtroom today, the first catholic clergyman to face criminal charges for covering up child sex abuse said he was following the orders of a cardinal. monsignor william lynn described a code of silence as priests suspected of child molestation were transferred from parish to parish in the hope that no one would notice. elaine quijano was in the courtroom. >> reporter: monsignor william lynn testified he had no choice but to follow the directives of his sup...
everest. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in a philadelphia courtroom today, the first catholic clergyman to face criminal charges for covering up child sex abuse said he was following the orders of a cardinal. monsignor william lynn described a code of silence as priests suspected of child molestation were transferred from parish to parish in the hope that no one would notice. elaine quijano was in the courtroom. >> reporter: monsignor william lynn testified he had no choice but to follow the directives of his sup...