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MORNING BRIEFING: Gonzaga victories, shooting arrests and illegal dairy workers

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HERE

After releasing photos of the victim’s tattoos to help identify her, police arrested two men for the fatal Monday morning shooting near SFCC.  (SPD, S-R)

Gonzaga swept the WCC basketball championships, with titles for both the men’s and women’s teams. Now the question is where the men’s team will be seeded for the tournament. (ESPN)

NEAR

Estimates vary from 75 to 90 percent, but most of Idaho’s dairy farm workers are not in the U.S. legally. (Idaho Statesman)

Authorities are searching for a 26-year-old man who apparently killed his grandparents in King County after they picked him up from prison on Friday. (Seattle Times)

A Seattle graphic designer was chosen as the lucky winning lady in the season finale of The Bachelor. (Seattle Times)

ELSEWHERE

Five U.S. troops were killed in a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan. (Reuters)

The conclave begins: The Vatican is all sealed up for pope-selecting. (WSJ)

The so-called New York City “Cannibal Cop” faces life in prison after the jury found him guilty of conspiracy to kidnap. (NY Daily News)

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