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New York Times Florida correspondent. Formerly of The Washington Post and The Miami Herald. david.ovalle@nytimes.com signal: davido.38
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Secret Service Agent and 2 Others Charged in Near-Fatal Fraternity Hazing

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By David Ovalle Verified
| Breaking One
MIAMI -- A Secret Service agent based in South Florida was arrested Sunday on charges that he took part in paddling a new fraternity member so severely that the student suffered kidney damage and nearly died, according to court records. The agent, Marquez Pinder, 29, was booked into a Miami jail on felony charges of hazing, attempted manslaughter and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, jail records show.
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Secret Service Agent and 2 Others Charged in Near-Fatal Fraternity Hazing

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By David Ovalle Verified
| Flipboard
Courtney Shah, the seven time Jeopardy! winner who went on to compete in the show’s Tournament of Champions, died at home on Tuesday after a battle …
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El presidente electo de Colombia pasó de defender a narcotraficantes a declararles la guerra

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By Annie Correal Verified, David Ovalle Verified
| The New York Times en Español Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. En Miami, Abelardo de la Espriella se movía en el turbio mundo de los abogados del “polvo blanco”: abogados defensores costosos que ayudan a narcotraficantes latinoamericanos acusados y a otras personas a evitar sentencias severas al convertirlos en informantes o testigos del gobierno de Estados Unidos.
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