|
|
| Moldova.org / Politicom |
 English |
 Romanian |
 Russian
|
 |
|
Horoscope
Via mail - Daily horoscope  Sagittarius 22 November - 20 December A friend or coworker is pushing you over the edge today -- even though you know perfectly well that they don't mean anything serious. Just take a deep breath and let them make a fool of themselves. Weather
Other location ...
|
Man sleeps through potential standoff
Police in Indiana who surrounded a house thinking they had a potential standoff situation ultimately found their man inside fast asleep.
County police were called to the home of Paul Slusser in Osceola Wednesday, after receiving word he and his housemate had argued, with Slusser drawing a weapon and the other person fleeing, WNDU-TV in South Bend, Ind., reported. St. Joseph County police arrived at the home and had no luck raising Slusser by phone or over a loudspeaker, the television station reported. “One of the officers noticed it looked like he was just lying on the couch not responding. We were able to get in the house and found him just basically asleep on the couch,” Sgt. Regis Thimons said. Once awakened, Slusser was arrested for criminal recklessness. // Copyright 2007 by United Press International Publication date: 21 September 2007 Source: Archive 
Bookmark
this news
ADsRelated links- Iraqi bombers active outside Baghdad - Police, officials targeted in Baghdad - Balkan police stop cocaine smuggling ring - Former mayor charged in Philippines blast - Banners vanish, like Cubs' playoff hopes - U.N. envoy reports on Myanmar - Head-on crash in Wales kills 5 on M4 - Click to learn more... Click to learn more... Top News RSS Feed Assault weapons prevalent in Miami - Police quash peaceful protests in two cities - Transnistria releases earlier detained Moldovan policemen Latest news
New Russian sub ready for sea trials
The Russian navy is expected to start sea trials by the end of the year on the first of a new class of nuclear-powered submarines.The nuclear reactor of the Yury Dolgoruky is to be turned on by the end of November, Nikolai Kalistratov, director of the Sevmash shipyard in northern Russia, said. The s more... 22.11.2008 - Israeli leaders: No invasion of Gaza soon 22.11.2008 - Mexico: Former top drug official busted 22.11.2008 - 4th anniversary of Orange Revolution 22.11.2008 - Texas cheerleaders charged with hazing 22.11.2008 - Fair advertises Afghan pomegranates 22.11.2008 - Theme park settles severed feet suit 22.11.2008 - Bob Jones U. apologizes for racial past 22.11.2008 - Suit says HIV-positive girl bullied 21.11.2008 - Sea eagles may be returned to England The most read news
- Obama raised half-billion online - Franken says Minn. Senate race narrowing - Natural gas from U.S. shale could double - First military execution since '61 planned - Bush signs jobless benefits extension - Foreign Ministry considers holding of election campaign for Romania elections unacceptable - Natural gas from U.S. shale could double - Special Forces welcome Prince William - Franco Frattini to visit Moldova - Gen. Jones leading Obama choice for NSA |
What is New?
|
| © 1997-2008 moldova.org - All rights reserved. moldova.org is a registered mark by Moldova Foundation. Privacy Policy. Please read the terms of use when you can benefit from our services. Design and programming by Adpixel |
Hi: 8 ˚C
Hi: 6 ˚C
Hi: 8 ˚C
Hi: 2 ˚C
Hi: 1 ˚C
Hi: 3 ˚C