Judge: No searches allowed at Puerto Rico festival  SAN JUAN,
Puerto Rico (AP) — A judge in Puerto Rico has issued a temporary
injunction blocking police from searching everyone who attends a
popular street festival in the island's capital that attracts
hundreds of thousands of people every year.  Thursday's ruling
comes a day after the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit
challenging the new security measures approved by San Juan Mayor
Carmen Yulin.  It would have been the first time that police set
up checkpoints and searched all people attending the four-day
San Sebastian festival that began Thursday in historic Old San
Juan.  The judge ruled that security cameras and police dogs are
still allowed. A final decision in the lawsuit is expected in
the coming days.  The festival features music, art and food.