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In a decision Tucson police say could put people in danger, the state Court of Appeals has ruled someone can be drunk behind the wheel with the keys in the ignition and still not be guilty of drunken driving.

In a unanimous decision, the judges threw out the conviction of Vincent Zaragoza, who was stopped by police as he got in his car and was putting the keys in the ignition, but before he drove anywhere.

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SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. (AP) - A prosthetic leg has been returned to a Sierra Vista woman two weeks after it was stolen.

Police Sgt. Lawrence Boutte says a man brought the leg to the station Tuesday, saying his son had found it near a trash can.

Boutte says the leg was not damaged.

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BERLIN - In a highly unusual move for an American presidential candidate, Barack Obama staged a foreign-policy speech Thursday before a huge overseas audience. He called for renewed trans-Atlantic cooperation to rein in Iran, fight religious extremism and terrorism, and address global warming and poverty.

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