White House shooting denial

A man charged with trying to assassinate US President Barack Obama has pleaded not guilty.

White House shooting denial
Wed, 25 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

Oscar Ramiro-Ortega Hernandez made a brief appearance with his lawyer in US District Court in Washington.

Ortega is accused of firing shots at the White House on the night of November 11. Obama and his wife Michelle were not home at the time.

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