From the way Darin Lee was behaving, it should have been obvious that something was wrong. Onlookers were yelling things like, “We know him. He’s high.” But instead of helping Lee, police shot him multiple times.
From the way Darin Lee was behaving, it should have been obvious that something was wrong. Onlookers were yelling things like, “We know him. He’s high.” But instead of helping Lee, police shot him multiple times.
Instead of a sticker on the back window announcing something innocuous like, “Kids on board,” Beatriz Foster uses that space to advertise for a new kidney for her 4-year-old son, Sebastian.
A scandal over a firefighter’s links to an extremist group ripped this suburban Philadelphia town into two. The carnage of the growing appeal of extremism runs deep.
