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A "less than lethal munition" was used against Stephen
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KABC-TV video of the incident showed Hill moving to the
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SWAT officers had spent part of Saturday afternoon
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Hill, 34, fled to the Chatsworth neighborhood hillside after leaving a house where he was barricaded for most of Saturday.
Murder and attempted murder charges had been
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Hill, whose professional name is Steve Driver, fled in an SUV with the murder weapon, authorities said.
Ultima is located in the San Fernando Valley, known in the
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Cuban folk singer Silvio Rodriguez, a leading musical voice of the Cuban
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Rodriguez, 63, is the latest Cuban performer recently to be allowed into
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Many of Rodriguez's songs extol the Cuban revolution that
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Some fans in the raucous, mainly Hispanic crowd draped leftist
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Most of his songs were lyrical meditations on
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U.S. prosecutors have said the men were part of a Cuban
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Cuba long has called for their
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Outside the theater, one protester projected a three-story high image onto Carnegie Hall's facade of Orlando Zapata Tamayo, an imprisoned hunger striker who died in Cuba in February while demanding better prison conditions.
Rodriguez's tour will include concerts in Washington, Orlando, Los Angeles and Oakland, California.
