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MORNING BRIEFING: Police Shooting, CDA Bullying and Bad Emails

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Details are scarce — here's what we know: the Spokane Police fatally shot a person early this morning, ending a car chase that involved several officers. (SR)

The Coeur d'Alene School District gets an earful about bullying and racism in the public schools last night. Parents beg to see change. (SR)

click to enlarge MORNING BRIEFING: Police Shooting, CDA Bullying and Bad Emails
City Council President Ben Stuckart is hanging his head after sending an email about the upcoming election from his City email account — a big no-no. (KXLY)

Zzzzzzzzzz … oh I'm sorry, I just slipped into a coma for a second because THIS IS SO IRRELEVANT.

YONDER

After years of decline, Dell announced a $24 billion deal to go private. (NYT)

In Russia, ballet dancers will throw acid at each other. (NYT)

A fascinating case in Texas in which the wrong man sat behind bars for 25 years gets even more interesting: the prosecutors that put Michael Morton behind bars are now on trial. (LA Times)

Dude! Free pancakes!

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