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Saying she is struggling to walk, Serena Williams ended her latest bid for a 24th Grand Slam title and withdrew from the French Open before her second-round match Wednesday because of an injured Achilles heel. Williams hurt herself during her semifinal loss at the U.S. Open three weeks ago, which she called bad timing and bad luck, and went to lengths to make clear she didn t think this was any sort of sign that she can t continue to pursue trophies in the future.More simply, Williams said, she hasn t had enough time to properly heal and needs four to six weeks of sitting, doing nothing. The sudden announcement came roughly an hour before the 39-year-old American was supposed to head out onto Court Philippe Chatrier to face Tsvetana Pironkova. Williams said i stanley cup t is more than likely she will not play another tournament in 2020. Serena Wil stanley cup liams of the U.S., left, leaves after a press conference in which she announced her withdrawal from the tournament because of an Achilles injury prior to her second round match of the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris, France, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020. Christophe Ena / AP She said she tried warming up for the match but knew she wasn t able to compete. She spoke to coach Patrick Mouratoglou and, s stanley cup he said, We kind of both thought about it and we decided it w Togd DA confirms murder-for-hire plot with escapees
DENVER -- Policeofficers across the country misuse confidential law enforcement databases to get information onromantic partners, business associates, neighbors, journalists and others forreasons that have nothing to do with daily police work, an Associated Pressinvestigation has found.Criminal historyand driver databases giveofficers critical information about people they encounter on the stanley cup job. But theAPrsquo review shows how those systems also can be exploited by officers who,motivated by romantic quarrels, personal conflicts or voyeuristic curiosity,sidestep policies -- and sometimes the law -- by snooping. In the mostegregious cases, officers have used information to stalk or harass, or havetampered with or sold records they obtained.No single agencytracks how often the abuse happens nationwide, and record-keepinginconsistencies make it impossible to know how many violations occur. stanley cup But the AP, throughrecords requests to state agencies and big-city police departments, found lawenforcement officers and employees who misused databases were fired, suspended or res adidas campus igned more than 325 timesbetween 2013 and 2015. They received reprimands, counseling or lesserdiscipline in more than 250 instances, the review found.Unspecifieddiscipline was imposed in more than 90 instances reviewed by AP. In many othercases, it wasnrsquo;t clear from the records if punishment was given at all. Thenumber of violations was surely far higher, since records p