Suspected IRA Dissidents Charged With Attack

News out of Belfast, Northern Ireland said that two suspected Irish Republican Army dissidents have been charged with attempting to kill an off-duty police officer near the province's border and the Republic of Ireland last week. They were 26 and 32 years of age and were among three suspects arrested after gunmen tried to ambush the officer in Garrison, a lakeside border village in the westernmost corner of Northern Ireland on Saturday.

Wisconsin Dragnet Ends with Man's Arrest

A gunman was arrested Friday after he came out from some woods near the scene where three teenagers were slain and a fourth person was wounded. He was suspected of opening fire on a group of young swimmers gathered along a riverbank. Scott J. Johnson, age 38, was dressed in camouflage when deputies caught up with him. They hunted for him all night. As officers approached, he dropped his assault rifle. Nine young adults had gathered at a railroad bridge to go swimming in the Menominee river when the gunman appeared Thursday afternoon and opened fire. He must have been a little wacky.