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About half a billion dollars worth of cocaine — enough to service the New Zealand market for 30 years — was found floating in the Pacific Ocean
Some of the cocaine packages had identifiable stickers, like a four-leaf clover, and the logo for Batman.
- Miami Herald
Man awakens his girlfriend with warning, Florida cops say: ‘We’re going to have a bad day’
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Cause of death confirmed in killings of rappers who went missing
The bodies of three missing men, Armani Kelly, Montoya Givens and Dante Wicker were discovered in an abandoned Highland Park apartment building.
- Fox News
Massachusetts mom Lindsay Clancy's 911 dispatch reveals frantic first responders
Massachusetts mom Lindsay Clancy, who's accused of killing her children, is still recovering in the hospital, where she will be arraigned Tuesday afternoon.
- WHIO
Ohio city ranked second safest small city or town in U.S.
A new survey attempted to see if small cities and towns are truly safer than larger cities.
- Fox News
Gabby Petito update: Newly released high-res photo shows injuries from Utah domestic call
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- Business Insider
All 5 officers charged in Tyre Nichols' death removed or failed to activate their body-worn cameras. They were caught by a 'sky cop' camera installed to monitor crime hotspots.
An overhead "sky cop" camera offered the most thorough visual accounting of Tyre Nichols' beating; this time the criminals they stopped were cops.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
12-year-old girl sues off-duty Kenosha officer, school district and city arguing her rights were violated when the officer knelt on her neck for more than 20 seconds
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- Greenville News
Alex Murdaugh trial: Raincoat, Murdaugh's hands, shirt, shorts positive for gunshot residue
The Alex Murdaugh trial continued Tuesday, Feb. 7. Here are the latest updates, analysis and live video from the Colleton County courthouse.
- KTRK – Houston
Man shot during robbery outside commercial parking lot in downtown Houston, police say
In one of the robberies, a suspect allegedly shot a victim walking to his car at a commercial parking lot on St. Joseph Parkway. The second robbery took place earlier that night on Polk Street, HPD said.
- Reuters
Porn star Ron Jeremy committed to state mental hospital
Porn star Ron Jeremy was committed to a state mental health hospital after being found incompetent to stand trial on rape and other charges, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles District Attorney said on Tuesday. Jeremy can be held for up to two years, said Greg Risling, spokesperson for the district attorney's office. A hearing on Jeremy's progress is scheduled for May 8.
- The Root
White Neighbors Try to Drive Out Black Ranchers by Slaying Their Livestock
What in the American Horror Story do we have here? A Black Colorado family recently repaired their ranch following some flood damage, only for their white neighbors to terrorize both them and their livestock. According to 9News, however, their complaints about the stalking and harassment actually backfired on them.
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Savannah Chrisley Calls Out Bobby Bones for His Comments About Her ParentÂs' Legal Troubles
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Ga. elementary school principal, PE teacher fired for having sex at school, investigation finds
The PE teacher admitted to the affair after she accused him of bugging her office.
- Kansas City Star
Missouri executes Leonard Taylor, convicted of 2004 murders, despite innocence claim
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- WFXT
4 Massachusetts towns ranked among 15 safest communities in America
Four Massachusetts towns have been ranked among the top 15 safest communities in America, according to a new report.
- NBC News
DeSantis tries to revoke Orlando Philharmonic's liquor license over drag show
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis filed a complaint against the Orlando Philharmonic Plaza Foundation over a Christmas drag show.
- CBS-Chicago
Police shoot, kill suspect near bar in Irving Park
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said around 3:08 a.m., officers responded to a call for a person with a gun. He said a security guard at the bar heard people arguing and saw a man point a gun at other people.
- Kansas City Star
He stole an entire cabin, then tried hiding it with sheet metal, Michigan police say
The 12-by-28-foot cabin disappeared more than a year ago, police said.