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Co-worker who fatally shot Black man on camping trip will not face charges

Wednesday, March 16 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Authorities will not bring any charges against the man accused of fatally shooting Jamaican immigrant Peter Spencer nine times on a camping trip in western Pennsylvania last December. "We believe in this case that there is enough evidence presented for self-defense that... Read More.

Nurse wanted for attacking, burning coworker is found dead from apparent suicide

Tuesday, February 8 by ABC News

(WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J.) -- A 31-year-old New Jersey nurse wanted for allegedly burning a hospital worker and hitting her with a wrench has been found dead from an apparent suicide, prosecutors said. Nicholas Pagano was accused of attacking a 54-year-old employee in a Hackensack University... Read More.

‘Modern-day lynching’: Man found shot dead during trip with co-worker

Thursday, January 27 by ABC News

(VENANGO COUNTY, Pa.) -- The family of a Jamaican immigrant is calling his death a "modern-day lynching" after he was found shot to death on the front lawn of a rural Pennsylvania cabin. Peter Bernardo Spencer, 29, was invited by a co-worker to join him... Read More.

Afghan who worked for US denied visa after co-worker kidnapped, unable to reverify support

Friday, December 18 by ABC News

By CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- The gunmen at his doorstep were the final straw for "Abdul."After escaping the attack -- whether they intended to kidnap or kill him was unclear -- he, his wife and four children fled Afghanistan... Read More.

Stories tagged with: coworker

Co-worker who fatally shot Black man on camping trip will not face charges

Nurse wanted for attacking, burning coworker is found dead from apparent suicide

‘Modern-day lynching’: Man found shot dead during trip with co-worker

Afghan who worked for US denied visa after co-worker kidnapped, unable to reverify support

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