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Aufdenkamp, Dyess reinstated after fatal shooting

Memphis Police Officers Ned Aufdenkamp (left) and Matthew Dyess (right)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

Memphis Police Officers Ned Aufdenkamp and Matthew Dyess are back on duty with the police force after they were relieved of duty following the January fatal officer-involved shooting of Steven Askew.

Police Director Toney Armstrong said the two

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Ripley man indicted for first-degree murder

BELLS, Tenn. (AP) -

Authorities in West Tennessee say a homicide in Bells is unusual in that the victim did not know the suspect.

Antonio Toomes of Ripley is under indictment on charges of first-degree murder, especially aggravated robbery and especially aggravated burglary in the fatal shooting of Matthew McKnight whose mother found him

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Doctor duo helps abuse victims escape safely

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

Dr. Todd Motley, a new addition to the physician practice family at Methodist South Hospital, came across a patient three years ago who needed more than medical help.

"I asked her, ‘What happened to your leg? I mean, this is nasty. What happened?' She said ‘Well my boyfriend pushed me down,'" says Motley.

It was

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Facebook says it was hacked, no data compromised

Associated Press -

Facebook Inc. says it was the target of hackers but no user information was compromised during the attack.

The social media giant said Friday on its security blog that the company discovered in January that its system had been targeted in a sophisticated attack. A handful of the company's employees

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Ark House approves guns at colleges, universities

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -

The Arkansas House has approved a bill that would let faculty and staff carry concealed handguns on college campuses. Gov. Mike Beebe says he would probably sign it if the Legislature sends it to him.

The House sent the bill to the Senate on a 70-11 vote, with one member voting "present." Republican Rep. Charlie

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