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White House Intruder Sentenced to 17 Months in Prison
White House fence jumper Omar Gonzalez was sentenced today to 17 months in prison, less the time already served for bursting into the executive mansion with a knife last year.
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White House Fence Jumper to be Sentenced in US Court
A US Army veteran who burst into the White House with a knife in September is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court today.
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White House Fence Jumper Pleads Guilty to 2 Charges
A mentally disturbed US Army veteran who jumped over the White House fence and ran into the president's mansion with a knife pleaded guilty yesterday to two federal charges.
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Alleged White House Fence Jumper Found Competent to Stand Trial
Psychiatrists say Omar Gonzalez, who is accused of jumping the White House fence and running inside the executive mansion before being apprehended, is competent to stand trial.
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US Court Orders Mental Tests for Accused White House Intruder
A US federal judge on Tuesday ordered a full psychiatric evaluation for the man accused of jumping the fence outside the White House and bursting into the president's home.
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White House Gets Second Barrier After Fence Jumping
A second fence has been erected along part of the White House grounds, pushing tourists and passersby farther away after a fence jumper got into the executive mansion.
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Vet Arrested at White House Needs Help: Relatives
An Iraq war veteran accused of scaling a fence and making it into the White House before the Secret Service stopped him owns several guns that he could have brought with him if he had meant to harm anyone, his former stepson said Sunday.
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U.S. Defense is Bolstered by a New Man in the Middle
As the teams played on a rain-drenched field, Germany pelted the mouth of the U.S. goal with a succession of speculative services. But Omar Gonzalez was there to allay the danger, finishing with a game-high 10 clearances.
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White House Intruder Sentenced to 17 Months in Prison
White House fence jumper Omar Gonzalez was sentenced today to 17 months in prison, less the time already served for bursting into the executive mansion with a knife last year.
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White House Fence Jumper to be Sentenced in US Court
A US Army veteran who burst into the White House with a knife in September is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court today.
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White House Fence Jumper Pleads Guilty to 2 Charges
A mentally disturbed US Army veteran who jumped over the White House fence and ran into the president's mansion with a knife pleaded guilty yesterday to two federal charges.
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Alleged White House Fence Jumper Found Competent to Stand Trial
Psychiatrists say Omar Gonzalez, who is accused of jumping the White House fence and running inside the executive mansion before being apprehended, is competent to stand trial.
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US Court Orders Mental Tests for Accused White House Intruder
A US federal judge on Tuesday ordered a full psychiatric evaluation for the man accused of jumping the fence outside the White House and bursting into the president's home.
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White House Gets Second Barrier After Fence Jumping
A second fence has been erected along part of the White House grounds, pushing tourists and passersby farther away after a fence jumper got into the executive mansion.
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Vet Arrested at White House Needs Help: Relatives
An Iraq war veteran accused of scaling a fence and making it into the White House before the Secret Service stopped him owns several guns that he could have brought with him if he had meant to harm anyone, his former stepson said Sunday.
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U.S. Defense is Bolstered by a New Man in the Middle
As the teams played on a rain-drenched field, Germany pelted the mouth of the U.S. goal with a succession of speculative services. But Omar Gonzalez was there to allay the danger, finishing with a game-high 10 clearances.
