Troops’ vaccine hesitancy - Iranian facility hacked - South American elections

[U.S. Army Lt. Caron Nazario] conceded in his complaint that he didn't immediately pull over. He instead put on his emergency lights and continued for another 100 seconds, driving under the speed limit, so he could safely park in a well-lit gas station parking lot less than a mile down the road.
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Footage also showed Nazario being pepper-sprayed multiple times, "causing him substantial and immediate pain," the [Nazario's lawsuit] said. It also led to "substantial property damage to Lt. Nazario's vehicle and choked Lt. Nazario's dog, who was sitting in the rear of Lt. Nazario's vehicle, secured in a crate," according to the suit.
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Nazario was ultimately not criminally charged or cited for any traffic violation, his attorney said. A new vehicle tag was clearly visible in Lt. Nazario's rear window, [Nazario's attorney Jonathan Arthur] claimed. [One of the officers, Joe Gutierrez] was later fired, [the town manager William Saunders] said.