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Charged

Police Charge Trump Campaign Manager With Battery

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski watches as Trump speaks at a campaign event in Dubuque, Iowa.

Florida police have charged Lewandowski with simple battery in connection with an incident earlier in the month involving a reporter.

(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

STEVE PEOPLES a criminal court summons. morning issued Lewan- day that all five presidential er and lashed out at the

TERRY SPENCER Trump decried the charges. dowski a notice to appear contenders campaigned young female reporter who

JACK GILLUM Jupiter, Florida, police de- before a judge on May 4 for in the state, overshadow- conveyed the incident to

Associated Press termined that probable the misdemeanor charge, ing Wisconsin Gov. Scott police.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida cause existed to file a crimi- which carries a sentence of Walker’s endorsement of “How do you know those

(AP) — Police charged nal complaint against the up to a year in jail. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and bruises weren’t there be-

Donald Trump’s campaign Republican front-runner’s The unexpected develop- Vermont Sen. Bernie Sand- fore?” the New York busi-

manager with simple bat- most trusted political ad- ment injects a court battle ers’ push to narrow Hillary nessman charged.

tery Tuesday as a video- viser, Corey Lewandowski, into an already contentious Clinton’s delegate lead. “I’m not going to let a per-

taped altercation with a fe- for an altercation that took Republican primary season Speaking to reporters on his son’s life be destroyed,”

male reporter transformed place after a campaign just a week before a high- airplane in Wisconsin Tues- Trump said of Lewandows-

what was another messy appearance earlier in the stakes primary election in day, Trump vowed to stand ki.

campaign sideshow into month. Police on Tuesday Wisconsin. It came on a by his campaign manag- Continued on page 4

Supporters of Religious Exemption Bill Say Debate Isn’t Over

RUSS BYNUM “”This is only the begin- religious groups could in- joined a coalition led by “I thought that was very
KATHLEEN FOODY ning,” said Virginia Gallo- voke faith as a reason to re- Coca-Cola and other big- disappointing to see Gov-
Associated Press way, who represents the fuse to serve or hire some- name Georgia firms urg- ernor Deal in Georgia side
ATLANTA (AP) — Conserva- Faith and Freedom Coali- one. People claiming their ing Deal’s veto. The Walt with leftist activists and side
tive groups accused Geor- tion in Georgia. religious freedoms have Disney Co., Marvel Studios against religious liberty,”
gia Gov. Nathan Deal of The bill enumerated ac- been burdened by state or and Salesforce.com threat- Republican presidential
turning his back on people tions that “people of faith” local laws could force gov- ened to take business else- candidate Ted Cruz said
of faith by vetoing a “re- would not have to perform ernments to prove a “com- where. The NFL suggested Monday while campaign-
ligious freedom” bill and for others: Clergy could pelling” state interest over- Atlanta could lose its bids ing in Altoona, Wisconsin.
vowed Tuesday to keep up refuse to marry same-sex riding their beliefs. for the 2019 or 2020 Super
the fight for years to come. couples; church-affiliated More than 500 companies Bowl. Continued on page 4