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The resident was armed with a rifle, and officials said Kelley and the resident exchanged gunfire before Kelley dropped his weapon and fled the scene in a Ford Explorer SUV. The resident flagged down another man and both men pursued the gunman in a truck and contacted authorities. 281

The U.S. Food and Drug administration often requests companies provide numerous animal tests on products, and sometimes it includes dogs.Read the Humane Society's full report below. 181

The Registrar of Voters is required to provide bilingual speakers and voting materials for voters who speak the aforementioned languages. 137

The walkouts raise a number of questions about possible punishments. Schools can punish students, but many won't as long as students aren't being disruptive. The Supreme Court ruled students don't "shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate" in Tinker V. Des Moines case. Many have also posed the question of whether or not walking out of school could hurt their chances of getting into college. Many colleges, such as Yale, Tulane and UCLA have said walking out won't affect their chances of getting into the schools. The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement Tuesday that they are aware of the walkouts saying. Read the full statement below:“On Wednesday, March 14th, students and faculty at schools across the nation are expected to walkout to mark one month since the deadly shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida. The San Diego County Sheriff's Department is aware several schools in our jurisdictions will be participating in the #ENOUGH National School Walkout. We respect everyone's right to express themselves in a peaceful and respectful manner. We would ask that students and administrators communicate with their local law enforcement particularly if they will be leaving campus to ensure their safety navigating roadways and the well-being of drivers and pedestrians. For our students: please respect the instructions of school officials and if you hear any threats of violence or even potential violence, we encourage you to talk to one of our Sheriff's School Resource Deputies. The Sheriff's Department takes every threat seriously. In addition, students can call the anonymous Crime Stoppers Students Speaking Out tip line at (888) 580-8477. Students, parents and the public can also call the Sheriff's Department at (858) 565-5200.” 1842

The Rancho Santa Fe resident, who has never been to the town of Paradise, was keeping tabs on the Camp Fire developments through media reports and was compelled to help after thinking back to his own high school experiences. 224

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