Swatting leads to additional police presence at Delaware schools
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A Texas woman says squatters refused to leave her property and changed the locks after falsely insisting that they had a lease
Linda Giang told ABC13 Houston that a family temporarily moved into her home and changed the locks after falsely insisting they paid $6,000.
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Florida deputies checked on elderly person not seen in days. A ‘sadistic’ scene was found
“The cruel and inhuman actions of Queen in this case are utterly sadistic,” Citrus County Sheriff Mike Prendergast said.
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Jonathan Majors Releases Texts From Woman in Alleged Assault: ‘This Was Not an Attack’
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Capitol rioter known as "QAnon Shaman" released early from federal prison
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Driver dies after leaping from stolen police cruiser in chase, California cops say
Television station helicopters captured the chase on video.
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Convicted Killer Freed by Wagner Goes Home and Kills Again
ReutersA convicted killer sentenced to 14 years in a maximum security prison in Russia got the break of his life when the notorious Wagner Group began recruiting inmates for the war against Ukraine last year—and now free, he’s murdered someone again.Ivan Rossomakhin, 28, is accused of another murder in his native village in the Kirov region less than three years after he was ordered to spend more than a decade behind bars, MediaZona reports. During that time, he managed to avail himself of Wagne
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Missing Georgia exec found dead, rolled in carpet in Baton Rouge had fentanyl in his system: coroner
Nathan Millard, a Georgia man who went missing from a business trip in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, before he turned up dead in a vacant lot, had fentanyl in his system when he died.
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Man charged with 1990 rape of slain woman in Wildwood can't be tried. Here is why
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Ex-Idaho girls basketball coach charged with 20 counts of statutory rape faces new allegations
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Teen accused of paralyzing woman in Houston robbery confesses in jailhouse phone calls
Joseph Harrell, the 17-year-old teen who was arrested in connection to a violent robbery that left a Vietnamese mother paralyzed last month, was caught on jailhouse phone calls confessing to the crime and continuing to threaten the victim. In the calls obtained by ABC 13, Harrell can reportedly be heard discussing probation while laughing at those who think he could spend up to 20 years in prison for his crime. "We were snatching purses," Harrell confessed.
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Sam Bankman-Fried's new bail conditions prevent the FTX founder from playing his beloved 'League of Legends'
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Mother sentenced for brandishing gun toward daughter's attacker
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Chase suspect jumps out of stolen police cruiser: video
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Why the Trump Org Suddenly Fired Its Jailed Money Man’s Lawyer
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Former Boston police officer arrested for involvement in January 6 attack on the Capitol
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Japanese man who licked soy sauce bottle indicted in landmark case against 'sushi terrorism'
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Greene County man sentenced to 3,000 years in prison for sex crimes against children
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Trump praises Manhattan grand jury a week after predicted arrest
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