Jon Offredo
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Dover, DE, United States
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Police investigate shooting death in Brandywine Hundred
New Castle County police are investigating a shooting that killed one man near Claymont → Read More
29 use-of-force complaints on file against Delaware cop, court records show
Dover police officer charged with second-degree assault after suspect was kicked in jaw. → Read More
Indicted Dover cop had used force nearly 30 times in recent years
A Dover cop facing second degree assault charges had used force nearly 30 other times. → Read More
Grand jury intimidation complaint adds twist to Dover cop trial
Cpl. Thomas Webster is set to go on trial Nov. 30 on an assault charge stemming from a 2013 arrest captured on police video → Read More
Carney: Suspend intake of military-aged Syrian refugees
Carney said the refugee vetting process needs to be airtight before admitting military-aged refugees from Syria. → Read More
Republicans to Markell: reverse Syrian refugee stance
Earlier this year, Markell said he'd be open to having refugees. State GOP officials say he should reverse that stance. → Read More
Punkin Chunkin canceled for second straight year
The event, scheduled for November at Dover International Speedway, is canceled for the second year in a row → Read More
Physician-assisted suicide bill gets a hearing
The legislation, only introduced last week, is scheduled for a hearing with the Health and Human Development Committee → Read More
Death penalty repeal supporters rally Wednesday morning
The rally was hours before a crucial House hearing. → Read More
Birders, nature seekers pay homage to horseshoe crabs
DuPont Nature Center at Mispillion Reserve hosts Peace, Love and Horseshoe Crab festival → Read More
'Ivies vs. Inmates' chess challenge pits Princeton U. students against N.J. State Prison inmates
Five Princeton University students will travel to the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton on Friday for the chess competition → Read More