Paintball damage reported at three Cape Coral locations (The News-Press)Paintball vandals struck three southeast Cape Coral victims this weekend, according to police reports.
MORNING DRILLS (New Orleans Times-Picayune)Saints quarterback Drew Brees was working a caulking gun with the same experienced efficiency as his team's offense, running a bead of latex caulk along the soffit and fascia of the Vanderson house at 8817 Belfast St. in Hollygrove and feathering it out with his finger.
PAINTBALL (The Peninsula)Residents play a game of paintball, which was recently introduced at Hyatt Plaza in Doha. A tournament is being organised for paintball enthusiasts from June 14. Five-a-side teams can register for the tournament before June 12 at Hyatt Plaza.
Kids attend Youth Police Academy (The Fort Collins Coloradoan)Thirteen-year-old Nick Schneeberger is holding a gun and learning how to force an armed man to the ground with verbal commands.
Celebrate Father?s Day at Senior Center luncheon (Visalia Times-Delta / Tulare Advance-Register)To our handsome, hard working and retired fathers, the women will be serving the men at the Father?s Day luncheon at 11:30 a.m. June 13 at the Tulare Senior Center.
Paintball was practice, says terror-cell mole (Toronto Star)They were supposed to be like the "Mujahideen in Chechnya," so they followed a simple diet of canned tuna and pita bread.
Police mole did not help hatch plot, court told (The Globe and Mail)Agent testifies he was quickly accepted into the extremist circle and was asked to lead others at a military training camp
Former cabbie spoke of truck bombs (Toronto Star)A mysterious new figure has been introduced into the Toronto terror case. He hasn't been charged with any crime; he hasn't been named as a police informant. But a Brampton court was told yesterday that in late 2005, Afghan-Canadian Qari Kifayatullah met one of the ringleaders of the alleged plot in a Toronto restaurant to discuss the relative merits of truck bombs and assault rifles.
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