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St. Louis Metropolitan Police spokeswoman Schron Y. Jackson, when asked if police used kettling in the disturbances, said, "officers responded to the location where protesters gathered. The geographical layout of the area, and not a technique, dictated how tactics were deployed. " 281

Swords and Huizar met at a bike show in 2015, a little more than five years after she and her husband got married.Swords (who previously went by Danielle King) was in New York to see a bike show put on by her husband's company, King BMX Stunt Shows. Huizar, a Texas resident, was working at the event.Huizar pursued Swords, Foil wrote in an email to CNN.In the following months, Huizar positioned himself near Swords when he could. He rented a room down the street from the King household. When King treated his wife to a spa day, Huizar joined her. When King treated his wife to a trip for her birthday, he stayed in a nearby hotel, Foil said.King first noticed inappropriate texts between the pair. Later, Swords recorded video of an altercation between King and Huizar. Huizar allegedly put King in a chokehold after he became irate, which prompted the assault and battery charge.Swords did not respond to CNN's attempts to contact her.King provided call logs, hotel receipts and social media posts to the court as evidence.Huizar's attorney, Cheri Patrick, claimed her client did not break up their marriage because it was already in decline."Verdicts like these ignore the realities of how and why marriages fail, and remove personal responsibility for a person's own marriage," she said. "There are no winners in these cases."Patrick and Huizar will appeal the decision. 1376

State authorities announced this week that Salamoni was justified in shooting Sterling outside the Baton Rouge convenience store, and that no charges would be brought against him or Lake.The fatal encounter between the two white police officers and Sterling, a black man, helped spur renewed Black Lives Matter protests across the nation.Previously released cell phone video showed Sterling, 37, pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot.Police said they believed Sterling was reaching for a gun. The Justice Department said in May that evidence couldn't prove or disprove that Sterling was reaching for a weapon, and that Sterling had a loaded .38-caliber handgun in his pocket.As the officers awaited word on their future, Salamoni's attorney said he thought department leaders decided to fire his client months ago."No matter what evidence we give them (at the hearing), they're not going to listen. It doesn't matter what we present to them -- they're going to fire him," attorney John McLindon said.That comment came against a backdrop in which Paul's boss -- Mayor Sharon Weston Broome -- is on record as saying she believes Salamoni's firing is warranted. She told reporters Tuesday she hadn't wavered "on what I have said in the past.""I will stand by what I have said," she said. 1302

State Park officials performing routine patrols located the body of a man matching French's description with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound in an area near Palomar Mountain State Park on Saturday, Orange Police Sgt. Phil McMullin told the Register. 268

Skadden Arps said in a statement Tuesday that the firm terminated Van Der Zwaan's employment last year and is cooperating with authorities. 139