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Mississippi opens inquiry after police shoot and kill one-year-old during shoplifting call Original

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By Jay Gray
| Scripps News
Calls for justice are growing after 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was shot and killed by police responding to a shoplifting call at a Walmart in Senatobia, Mississippi. Police reportedly fired into the car of a shoplifting suspect. The officer alleged the vehicle was accelerating toward him at the time of that the deadly shooting. The family of the toddler is now seeking an independent autopsy after his death.
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A behind the scenes look at the digital brains of the World Cup Original

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By Jay Gray
| Scripps News
The excitement of the World Cup's matches provides the heartbeat of the tournament, but the brains of the games can be found in Dallas. "This FIFA World Cup is the largest, most complex, most connected technology advanced World Cup ever," according to Abraham Arencibia, the Vice President of Technology Development at Verizon. His team helped create the International Broadcast Center that stretches across 500,000 square feet of a downtown convention center.
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A behind the scenes look at the digital brains of the World Cup

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By Jay Gray
| KXLH-TV (Helena, MT) Verified
The excitement of the World Cup's matches provides the heartbeat of the tournament, but the brains of the games can be found in Dallas. "This FIFA World Cup is the largest, most complex, most connected technology advanced World Cup ever," according to Abraham Arencibia, the Vice President of Technology Development at Verizon. His team helped create the International Broadcast Center that stretches across 500,000 square feet of a downtown convention center.
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