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A 21-year-old Yale student, described as a model citizen with near-perfect grades and the son of a partner in a New York law firm, was charged Tuesday with assaulting federal officers and impeding the operation of the Secret Service. Authorities say he posed as a volunteer at the Republican National Convention and got within 10 feet of Vice President Dick Cheney, shouting anti-war statements, before being dragged away.
September 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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