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PROBLEM: Paddockâs girlfriend   Marilou Danley   plays a central role in the court documents.  Danley  has denied knowing anything about Paddockâs plans.  She  was out of the country when the attack happened  and  Danley  said after the shooting that  she  was in the Philippines at the time because Paddock had bought  her  a ticket to visit family.
 Danley  spoke with FBI agents after returning to the United States.  She  âcorroborated much of what had been previously deduced by investigators â an agent wrote in one filing  and remained âadamantâ  she  was unaware of Paddockâs intentions.
The FBI affidavit states that when investigators took a DNA sample from  Danley   â she  spontaneously stated that  her  fingerprints would likely be found on Paddockâs ammunition because  she  occasionally participated in loading magazines.â
The FBI document  filed six days after the shooting  says authorities had no evidence suggesting  Danley  had any criminal involvement in the massacre. But it notes that while investigators had not found âany conclusive evidenceâ that  she  helped Paddock  knew about his plans in advance or lied to law enforcement  that remained âthe subject of intensive review.â
In  her  statement after the shooting   Danley  said that  she  had assumed Paddock was breaking up with  her   continuing that it ânever occurred to me in any way whatsoever that he was planning violence against anyone.â

SOLUTION: Las Vegas gunman methodically sought to âthwartâ investigation of massacre FBI says

PROBLEM: After  Dallas prosecutor Jody Warner  was fired from  her  job in the district attorney's office for an altercation with an Uber driver   she  apologized for  her  actions  saying today  "I was wrong."
"I'm very sorry for the language I used. I'm not proud of it "  Warner  said at a press conference as  she  fought back tears. "I appreciate being given the opportunity to give my side. I'm not trying to make any accusations against that driver. I don't know what's in his heart. I can tell you that not everything he said was true. I never touched him."
 She  added  "I'm not ever going to justify anything that I said. There's just a little bit more to it  and I was wrong."
The argument led to  Warner 's firing on Monday by Dallas District Attorney Faith Johnson.
"After careful consideration and a thorough investigation  I have decided to terminate  Ms. Warner . Although criminal charges have not been filed   her  behavior is contrary to this office's core principle of integrity  and it will not be tolerated " Johnson said in a statement. "As public servants  we represent the people of Dallas County and are examples of justice  professionalism and ethical behavior both inside and outside of the courtroom. I will not waver on my expectation of the highest integrity for myself or my staff. I will continue to run this office with transparency and respect for the justice system and the community we serve. I encourage you  the public  to look beyond this incident and recognize that our prosecutors work hard each day to seek justice on your behalf."

SOLUTION: Prosecutor fired after fight with Uber driver makes emotional statement: 'I was wrong'

PROBLEM: Inside the immigration office in Tel Aviv   Yohannes Tesfagabr  considered  his  options.  He  could not return to Eritrea  a country  he  risked  his  life to flee in 2010.  He  hoped to avoid the fate of compatriots who languished in a desert jail for illegally staying in Israel.
Two weeks later  he  was on a flight to Uganda.
 Tesfagabr  said  his  group of Eritreans was not taken through the official immigration desk upon arrival in Uganda. They were ushered through the cargo area by a Ugandan official and driven to a hotel in the capital  Kampala. Their passports were confiscated. Hours later  the undocumented Eritreans were dismissed.
The five other Eritreans declined to talk to The Associated Press because of safety concerns. But  Tesfagabr  said  he  wanted to speak out because  he  felt  he  had been harshly treated by Israel  a country  he  had grown to love.
"My Hebrew is four times better than my English "  he  said one recent evening.
 Tesfagabr   a village boy who felt hopeless after being forcefully conscripted into Eritrea's army  arrived in Israel in 2012  the victim of alleged traffickers in Sudan who helped him cross a border point in the Sinai after his family was made to pay a $3 900 ransom. To force his parents to pay  his captors beat him and staged mock executions.
When two compatriots were jailed for overstaying their visas   Tesfagabr  knew  his  days were numbered.

SOLUTION:
Migrant deported by Israel back to Africa recounts ordeal