Breaking News: Kenyan killed in Deadly accident on I-85
July 25, 2009
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(2480 MaCland Rd SW, Marietta, GA. 30064; 770-419-9234)
JANE MURAGURI
5070 Oak Branch Lane
Acworth, GA. 30102
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Wednesday at 7-9PM at KACC, 771 Elberta, Dr. Marietta, GA. 30066
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KACC: 770-427-0555
Seven people were killed, including the driver, and 11 were injured when a car careered toward a crowd of people who were watching the Dutch royal family riding past in an open-top bus on Thursday, Dutch police said.
Raila toilet talk diminishes own stature
Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s toilet story has not only stunned many but served to undermine the personality of a man who, only a year ago, was regarded as an alternative to President Mwai Kibaki.
Speaking at the coastal city of Mombasa, Raila told a public gathering that he had been allocated a smaller toilet than what the President would have been given. Raila was visibly angry at the absence of the Coast Provincial Commissioner at the launch of the National Oceans and Fisheries Policy.
Sometimes He breaks our heart to make us whole.
Sometimes God allows pain so we can be stronger.
Sometimes God sends us failure so we can be humble.
Sometimes God allows illness so we can take better care of ourselves.
Sometimes God takes everything away from us so we can learn the value of everything He gave us.
Raila: Red carpet and Toilets
Kenyan Runner interview in Spanish
County police fatally shoot robbery suspect after foot chase in Essex
By Brent Jones | [email protected]
The unidentified man died after he was taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, police spokesman Bill Toohey said.
Police say the incident unfolded about 8 a.m. when the man held up a Rite Aid pharmacy at 140 Back River Neck Road. Toohey said the man followed employees into the store as it was opening and demanded money. During the robbery, an employee fled and called 911, police said.
Officers arrived and chased the suspect about two blocks to the 1500 block of Williams Ave., where a confrontation between the armed man and officers occurred, Toohey said. The man was shot in a backyard of a two-story brick rowhouse.
Billy Bishop, a resident of the house, said he heard the gunfire.
Bishop said he was in an upstairs room with his family when he heard two gunshots. He said he ran over to a window and could see the man’s body and the officer standing over him. Bishop said he then went outside to see what was happening.
“There was blood all over the place,” he said. “They tried to give the guy CPR and took him away in an ambulance. They yelled at me to go in. I got yelled at like four times.”
Tia Alexander, who lives two doors from the crime scene, said she was lying in bed when she heard a commotion and an officer yelling into a walkie-talkie. She awakened her husband, who went to the window and saw the officer shoot the victim, Alexander said. He was taken to police headquarters to give a statement.
Alexander said she heard the officer yell “shots fired” over his police radio just before the shooting.
Police did not release the identification of the officer. A weapon was recovered from the suspect, police said.
Yesterday’s incident was the second police-involved shooting in that neighborhood in two years. In January 2007, police fatally shot a man off Back River Neck Road after he led them on a chase, crashed his car and shot at pursuing officers.
Sun reporter Richard Irwin contributed to this article.
By Brent Jones | [email protected]
Austrian government cancels Kenyan debt
Christian the Lion Reunion
July 25, 2009
Friends, family and well wishers are meeting daily for prayers on the following venues
Friday, Monday and Tuesday at 7-9PM at Muraguris residence, 5070 Oak Branch Lane, Acworth, GA. 30102
Saturday at 7-9PM at KACC, 771 Elberta Dr. Marietta, GA 30066
Sunday at 3-5PM at KACC, 771 Elberta Dr. Marietta, GA 30066
Wednesday at 7-9PM at KACC, 771 Elberta, Dr. Marietta, GA. 30066
Please check this page for more updates.
For further details, kindly contact the following people.
Raphael Wanjohi: 404-388-6111
John Kinyua: 770-608-8245
Christopher Njaramba: 404-702-6310
Simon Nderi: 770-527-8925
KACC: 770-427-0555
Source- oanow.com