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Cell Phones News Archive17-Jan-2008Police Can Check Cell Phones, Car Of Men Injured By Tiger (NBC 4 Los Angeles) A judge rules that police can legally examine Cell Phones and a car belonging to two brothers injured in the San Francisco Zoo tiger attack. Bill would fine drivers who talk or text on cell phones (North Adams Transcript) BOSTON (AP) ? Drivers who talk or text on Cell Phones could be hit with fines or have their licenses suspended under a bill making its way through the Statehouse. SFPD Search Tiger Attack Victims' Car, Cell Phones (CBS 5 Bay Area) San Francisco police on Wednesday afternoon searched the cell phones and car of two men mauled by a zoo tiger, looking for evidence that they may have provoked the Christmas Day attacks. Meanwhile, city officials asked a judge to allow them to examine the items in a separate civil investigation. Police search car, cell phones in tiger mauling (MSNBC) San Francisco police on Wednesday searched the contents of the cell phones and car of two brothers mauled by a zoo tiger, seeking evidence that they may have provoked the animal, which also killed a friend of the men. School board approves purchase of cell phones (The Commercial Dispatch) Columbus Municipal School District's Board of Trustees adopted a new cell phone policy at their regular meeting Monday, allowing the district to purchase cell phones for employee use. SJ Judge Delays Ruling On Tiger Victims' Cell Phones, Car (NBC 11 Bay Area) The day after a San Francisco judge ruled police can search the cell phones and car of the tiger attack victims, a San Jose judge is asked to rule on the same question. S.F. police search car, cell phones of victims of tiger attack (San Francisco Chronicle) San Francisco police investigators on Wednesday searched the car and Cell Phones of the two brothers who survived the San Francisco Zoo tiger attack, but so far officials are not saying what evidence, if any, was found. Police spokesman Sgt. Neville Gittens...
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