NYPD: Video shows vandalism of Central Park's Columbus statue
Police say two people who vandalized a statue of Christopher Columbus in Central Park last week were caught on camera.
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It’s not your typical case of trespassing, officials say.
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Woman nabs rare goose, stuffs it in onion bag and drives off, Hawaii park officials say
The bird is considered the “rarest goose in the world,” according to the National Park Service.
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Candiace Dillard Bassett Reacts to Juan Dixon Losing His Job
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Scottie Dean Morris: Eaton 14-year-old found safe, police say
Scottie Dean Morris of Eaton was last seen on March 16. Late Friday night, police reported Morris had been found safe.
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Springfield board pressured to reveal punishment for ‘Black Lives Matter’ incident on playground
School board pressured by some residents to say more about 'Black Lives Matter' incident on school playground.
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King County Sheriff’s Office conducting ‘Gift Cards for Guns’ to lessen gun violence, prevent deaths
The King County Sheriff’s Office is conducting a “Gift Cards for Guns” event to prevent gun deaths and lessen gun violence. The KSCO said they also want to offer a safe option for returning unwanted guns and ammunition, with the ultimate goal of promoting public health and safety. “For people who no longer want guns, or the risks associated with having them, submitting them for destruction is a viable alternative to selling them,” said the KSCO.
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Baton Rouge police now searching for 2 suspected prostitutes in connection to Nathan Millard’s death
One is wanted for unlawful disposal of remains.
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‘What are you?’: Vancouver’s ‘serial racist’ filmed in another anti-Chinese rant
A man now dubbed as Vancouver’s “serial racist” has been caught in yet another anti-Chinese rant, this time at a new dessert shop in the Canadian city. The man, identified by Richmond News as Peter Hanssens, appears to have a well-documented history of harassing Asian people, typically claiming to be a lawyer and demanding that they “go back to China” each time. In the video posted on TikTok, Hanssens can be seen arguing with one of the shop’s servers, challenging her nationality in front of another worker.
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Pennsylvania chocolate plant blast kills 2, leaves 9 missing
An explosion at a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania Friday killed two people and left nine people missing, authorities said. Several other people were injured by the explosion at the R.M. Palmer Co. plant, said West Reading Borough Police Department Chief of Police Wayne Holben, who did not confirm the exact number of injured. “It’s pretty leveled,” West Reading Borough Mayor Samantha Kaag said of the explosion site.
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A man was found living in an attic after items mysteriously went missing and the homeowner smelled cigarette smoke, police say
The Washington homeowner was tipped off when he traced the smoke to a loft upstairs and found a makeshift bed, a running heater, and half-eaten food.
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SLED declares Stephen Smith's 2015 death a murder. Mother Sandy Smith 'in shock, elated'
After 8 years, Stephen Smith's death will no longer be labeled a hit and run. Now ruled a homicide, here's what to know about SLED's investigation.
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Gwyneth Paltrow trial: Actress says 'strange' ski collision felt like 'someone doing something perverted'
Gwyneth Paltrow has described how a "large" male skier collided with her and made "strange grunting noises" as she took the stand in a trial over the 2016 incident.
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Las Vegas cops get last laugh after cackling shoplifter brags she'll 'never' be caught
Police say a Las Vegas woman has been arrested after brazenly stealing from a convenience store in January while laughing and bragging that she would never be caught.
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Jury reaches verdict in racially motivated attack on Columbus store worker
The defendant claimed he was driven to commit the assault after viewing videos of police violence against Black people.
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PETA wanted Murdaugh hunting trophies, turtle-shell lamps donated instead of sold
“Violence should have no place in our society, and we’re hoping you’ll donate the tortoise-shell lamps, mounted heads and other decorations created at the expense of animals’ lives,” PETA President Ingrid Newkirk said in a letter to Liberty Auction.
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Home Depot worker had $80K worth of stolen merchandise at their home, CA officials say
Officials said they found about 600 retail items at the employee’s home.
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Frontier Airlines passenger dragged from plane, allegedly biting police
Miami International Airport police dragged off a Texas woman from a Frontier Airlines flight by her limbs after she threatened to attack a fellow passenger.
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Missouri Megachurch Pastor Claims ‘Prayer’ Regrew Woman’s Amputated Toes. Her Ex Calls It ‘BS.’
Instagram/Vimeo/ShowMeTheToes.comWhen a Springfield, Missouri-area man’s friend said recently that he’d witnessed a woman’s amputated toes grow back during a prayer session at a Missouri megachurch, he and his wife “just kind of laughed it off and rolled our eyes about it.”But the next day, the man—who said he identifies as a Christian—decided it wasn’t a laughing matter.“They exploited her,” he told The Daily Beast.“I am 100 percent against faith healers,” he said, asking to remain nameless so
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1 of 2 accused prostitutes wanted in connection to death of Ga. businessman arrested in Baton Rouge
Warrants reveal that he was doing drugs with the two women at a house in south Baton Rouge when overdosed.