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A woman robbed at gunpoint over the weekend has been reunited with her dog, who was stolen in the attack.The incident happened after 10 p.m. Saturday in Washington, D.C., when a suspect approached a woman walking her dog and pointed a gun at her, demanding her dog, according to theMetropolitan Police Department. Police said she fought to get her dog back from the suspect and was assaulted. The suspect fled with the dog in an awaiting vehicle.The woman, identified byseveral outletsas Zaleena Ahmed, made fliers and blasted posts on social media in a frantic search to bring her beloved 14-year-old Westie named Max home.On Tuesday, MPD said someone spotted Max wandering in Kenilworth Park.The person was a D.C. resident named David Graham, who recognized the dog from media coverage, according to The Washington Post. When [the dog] turned
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SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. 鈥?Administrators at a Wisconsin middle school say they have suspended teachers who were involved in an activity for sixth graders that included a question about how the students would punish slaves. An email sent Monday to parents at Patrick Marsh Middle School in Sun Prairie apologized for a grave error in judgment during
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