News That Stunned Us
A gay rights group in B.C. says a lesbian teacher at a Catholic high school for girls in Vancouver was told to work from home after parents complained about having a lesbian teach their kids. Earlier this week, Vancouver's Little Flower Academy told Lisa Reimer, a music teacher, to work from home for the rest of her contract, which expires in June, the Pride Education Network said Wednesday.
Steve Ellis was convicted Wednesday of breach of trust and an Immigration and Refugee Protection Act charge of bribery.
An Ontario woman is facing criminal charges in a case police have dubbed "seatbelt rage." A provincial police officer pulled a car over Thursday, April 15, in Meaford, Ont., after noticing the driver was not wearing her seatbelt. Police said the woman became "highly agitated," screamed and shoved the officer before throwing her documents on the ground.
In this photo taken Sunday, April 18, 2010, Venezuela's former lightweight boxing champion Edwin Valero, left, is escorted by a police officer to a police station in Valencia, some 150 kms, some 93 miles, west of Caracas. Valero committed suicide in his jail cell on early Monday just hours after he was arrested in his wife's killing, police said.
A close up of bags filled with heroin. Police say a third-grader in Pennsylvania handed out more than 60 small bags of heroin to his classmates before his teacher discovered them.
Medics wheel a man injured during a gunfight in Arrowhead Mall, Saturday, April 10, 2010 in Muskogee, Okla. Police cordoned off the downtown Arrowhead Mall in Muskogee after shots were fired inside the shopping center Saturday, and authorities said four people were taken to a hospital.
Artyom Savelyev, 8, is led by Russian authorities after his adoptive U.S. mother returned him to Moscow on a one-way flight.
Two Winnipeg teachers who simulated a lap dance at a student rally are no longer being paid while they wait to learn their fate.
Footage obtained by ABC News shows a Peruvian air force jet opening fire on the missionary family's small plane. American missionary Veronica "Roni" Bowers and her 7-month-old daughter Charity were killed in the April 20, 2001, attack. Footage obtained recently by ABC News shows the CIA was complicit in the attack due to poor communication and bungled intelligence. CIA operatives sat back and watched the attack unfold.
A photo of Christian missionaries Roni and Jim Bowers and their children, Cory and Charity, taken just a few weeks before their small plane was shot down over the Amazon River in Peru in April 2001.
