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10C DEJROIT FREE PRESSTUESDAY, AUG. 17. 1982 Barroom feud fuels shooting By SANDY McCLURE jaw I i V- 1 If jumped on his brother," Heyer said. "He pointed his gun at the people and forced the near capacity crowd of about 40 to lie on the floor. "Crowley was forced to lie on the floor with the others, but managed to fire his service revolver at Broome twice when the man's attention was momentarily diverted." Broome was shot about 2:50 a.m.

and died in the emergency room at Outer Drive Hospital in Lincoln Park about 3:15 a.m., police reports said. CROWLEY, A 10-year veteran of the Sheriffs Department, was questioned and released Sunday pending the outcome of an investigation by the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office. Dominic Carnovale, chief assistant Wayne County prosecutor, said Monday the investigation might take a week or more. Wayne County Sheriff William Lucas and Under-sheriff Loren Pittman were unavailable for comment Monday. Candlelight service Part of the throng of Elvis Presley fans taking part in a candlelight service in honor of the rock idol make their way up the winding driveway of the singer's estate.

The procession to the meditation garden next to Graceland mansion in Memphis ended early Monday as more than 7,000 fans lit candles from an eternal flame at the gravesite of the late superstar. The ceremony commemorated the fifth anniversary of the entertainer's death. AP Photo Free Press Staff Writer A chance meeting in a crowded Lincoln Park restaurant between two brothers and a bar bouncer touched off a chain of events that led to the shooting death of one of the brothers by an off-duty sheriff's deputy, officials said Monday. Joseph Broome, 29, of Taylor, was shot to death in the Copy Cat II 24-hour deli early Sunday by Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy Kenneth Crowley, 35, police said. Broome, pointing a automatic pistol toward about 40 patrons of the Fort Street restaurant, ordered everyone to lie on the floor to keep them from interfering with his brother's fight, according to police.

Broome's brother, Benjamin, 28, had fought a week ago with Lawrence Bridgeman, 29, a bouncer at Jack Daniels' Lounge in Lincoln Park, Police Chief Robert Heyer said Monday. "WHEN THE Broome brothers happened upon Bridgeman in the Copy Cat shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday, the fight started up again," Heyer said. According to Heyer, some of the restaurant's patrons tried to break up the fight after Benjamin Broome jumped on Bridgeman. "Joseph Broome pulled out his gun after the people His honor wears a turban LONDON (AP) Mota Singh, a Kenyan-born' Sikh who in 1979 became England's first turban-wearing judge, was promoted Monday to the post of circuit judge for Southeast England.

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Beckowitz had been shot in the head and stabbed more than 80 times before the dismemberment. THE PETITE, red-haired Clark, wearing blue jeans, a red jersey and moccasins, sobbed and wept as she stood before Detroit District Judge Wendy Baxter and said she was prepared to stand trial on a charge of mutilating a corpse. Clark, speaking in a barely audible choked voice, said, "I'm all right," when Baxter asked whether she needed time to compose herself. Originally Clark was being held as a witness. But last Thursday, she was charged with mutilation, a felony carrying a 10-year maximum sentence.

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