Hong Kong chaos subsides, Spokane Police ombudsman's contract renewed, and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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IN OTHER NEWS...

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Hong Kong chaos subsides, Spokane Police ombudsman's contract renewed, and other headlines

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Big trouble in little Hong Kong
After a night of chaos at the Hong Kong Airport, there is peace... for now. (New York Times)

Eat his shorts
Bart Logue received "glowing praise" from the Office of the Police Ombudsman Commission yesterday as his contract was renewed for another three years. (Spokesman-Review)