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State Rep. Mike Caruso is also calling for Latson's termination.In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Caruso wrote in part, "William Latson is unfit to educate our children and must be terminated immediately. He is either demonstrably incompetent or a Holocaust denier. Whichever he chooses to be, one thing is certain, neither of those options should be in a position to shape young minds." 384

Thames Valley Police are in charge of policing the event in Windsor, which means paying for the officers on duty.Security at the last royal wedding in 2011 between Prince William and Kate Middleton cost nearly ￡6.4 million (.7 million), according to the Press Association. Included in that was ￡3.6 million (.9 million) to cover overtime pay for police, a bill the UK government ended up paying.A police spokesperson declined to comment on upfront spending for Harry and Meghan's wedding, but added that if there is an opportunity to recover the cost "this will of course be explored."Happily for taxpayers, security costs for this royal wedding are expected to be lower than the last because it is being held outside London, which could mean smaller crowds and less complicated logistics.Even if taxpayers end up contributing less this time, some Brits are unhappy with the arrangements."Taxpayers should not be funding a private wedding, no matter who is getting married," said Republic, a London-based group that campaigns against the British monarchy."A royal wedding is a private, personal event, dressed up as a national occasion. That lets the royals use the wedding as a PR exercise and [expects] the taxpayer will pay a large part of the costs," it said.The group has launched a petition urging the government not to commit any money to Harry and Meghan's wedding. The petition had over 32,000 signatures just ahead of the big event.The UK government declined to comment on spending related to the royal wedding, saying it wouldn't release any information before the event. 1586

That package was among more than a dozen improvised explosive devices sent to prominent Democratic politicians and donors around the country in October. None of the devices detonated, and no one was injured.Suspect Cesar Sayoc, 56, was charged with five federal crimes and is currently in custody waiting for trail. If convicted, he could receive up to 48 years in prison. 372

Suzi and I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of the Central Ohio community and Columbus Zoo and Aquarium family. Our 42 years at the Columbus Zoo have been the best of our lives—we’ve raised our daughters here and had the honor of revitalizing our Zoo alongside a great team while being advocates for wildlife worldwide. We look forward to supporting the Columbus Zoo for many years to come—while taking some much-needed downtime with our family along the way, Hanna said in a news release.The zoo is letting fans celebrate the legacy of Hanna by hosting several special events, including Jack Hanna Weekend, Oct. 3-4, where fans can see him in person. The zoo is also hosting Jack Hanna’s Home for the Holidays on Dec. 12. More info on these events can be found here.While Jack will be stepping back from a public role and official duties to spend more time with his family, he will retain the title “director emeritus,” the zoo said in a statement.This story was first published by WEWS' Kaylyn Hlavaty. 1004

Stackon has been at the sheriff's office since 1994 and at the high school for several years. He worked Wednesday in a different capacity, not at Sunlake High, according to the Sheriff's Office.The Pasco County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage of the eight minute long incident.  307

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