Officials propose changes after stun gun used on girl

Some officials in Cincinnati are calling for a change to police policy after an officer used his stun gun to shock an 11-year-old Ohio girl suspected of shoplifting.

Cincinnati police can use stun guns to incapacitate people as young as 7 if they’re actively evading arrest, under current policy. Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman has proposed raising the minimum age to 12.

Police Chief Eliot Isaac said the department will review policies on use of force on minors.

TAOS, N.M. — A severely disabled Georgia boy who authorities say was kidnapped by his father and marked for an exorcism was found buried at the ramshackle compound in the New Mexico desert that has been the focus of investigators for the past week, the toddler’s grandfather said Thursday.

New Mexico authorities, however, said they had yet to identify the remains, discovered Monday. And prosecutors said they were awaiting word on the cause of death before deciding on any charges.

The boy, Abdul-ghani Wahhaj, would have turned 4 Monday. Prosecutors said he was snatched from his