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PHOTO CAPTION: “Arlington County Police have released this computer-generated composite sketch. (Image courtesy of Arlington County Police)”
UPDATE:
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Composite Sketch of Plastic Bag Attacker Released
June 8, 2007 - 6:21pm
ARLINGTON, Va. -
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Arlington Detective Steve Gomez says the general description of the suspect remains the same: a black man, 20 to 35 years old, about 5-feet-11, medium build, light to medium complexion.
Meanwhile, police are concerned that some women may have been the targets of a copycat.”
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “However, the description of the suspect does not match that offered by women in four other cases.
On Thursday afternoon, a man questioned in a string of plastic bag attacks in Arlington was released from police custody.
Police say he remains a person of interest.”
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Bosnia bus crash injures 27 Americans and Bosnian driver
Calibre ^ | June 11, 2007
Posted on 06/11/2007 1:31:23 PM PDT by joan
Released : Monday, June 11, 2007 2:29 PM
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina-A bus carrying Americans to a Catholic shrine in southern Bosnia collided with another vehicle Monday, injuring 27 passengers and the Bosnian bus driver, hospital officials said.
“We are currently accessing the injuries and all I can say now is that three people sustained serious injuries, possibly life-threatening,” said Dr. Lidija Lincender of Sarajevo’s Kosevo hospital.
The U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo said the American group were from Wisconsin.
Twenty of the injured were hospitalized in the Kosevo hospital, and another seven were taken to the General Hospital, the embassy said.
Bosnian police said the bus, which had been carrying 34 passengers, collided with another vehicle in vehicle in Tarcin, some 20 kilometers (12 miles) south of Sarajevo. No details about the accident could be released because an investigation was under way, police said.
The embassy said the bus passengers had been on their way to the southern Bosnian town of Medjugorje, where millions of faithful have visited a shrine since 1981, when six Bosnian Croats said they began seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary. The Medjugorje apparition has not been officially recognized by the Catholic Church.
