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Man dresses up as mom to withdraw cash
AP, Franklin, NJ
Police said a Franklin man dressed up as his mother in an attempt to withdraw money from her bank account. Tita Nyambi, 25, was still at the Chase Bank in Franklin, in Somerset County, when police arrived Monday afternoon. Tellers called to report that a man wearing women's clothes and speaking in a high-pitched voice was trying to withdraw money through the bank's drive-through window.
Police said Nyambi handed tellers his mother’s license and a bank form forged with her signature. Nyambi was arrested and charged with forgery and attempted theft by deception.
Taiwan PM sorry for calling advocates 'idiots'
AFP, Taipei
Taiwan's premier apologised yesterday after angering the anti-China opposition by saying only "idiots" want independence from the mainland.
"Only irresponsible people or idiots want Taiwan independence," Wu Den-yih, of the pro-Beijing Kuomintang party, told a local radio station Tuesday.
"It's simply impossible for Taiwan to become independent. Even if it did, it would lead to an internal split and cause pressure from abroad."
Japanese doctor guilty of 'mercy killing'
Arp, Tokyo
Japan's Supreme Court yesterday found a doctor guilty of murder for allowing a patient to die at the request of his family, but suspended her 18-month prison sentence.
The top court, in its first ruling on a so-called mercy killing, upheld a lower court's suspended jail term for Setsuko Suda, 55, who still practices in a hospital in Yokohama near Tokyo, a court official said.
US Air Force confirms 'Beast of Kandahar' drone
AFP, Washington
The US Air Force on Tuesday confirmed for the first time that it is flying a stealth unmanned aircraft known as the "Beast of Kandahar," a drone spotted in photos and shrouded in secrecy.
The RQ-170 Sentinel is being developed by Lockheed Martin and is designed "to provide reconnaissance and surveillance support to forward deployed combat forces," the air force said in a brief statement.