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SUV Barrels Through Native American Parade; 15 Injured
New Mexico officials say a drunk man barreled an SUV through a parade that celebrates Native American culture and that least 15 people were injured, including two Gallup police officers. The state police agency said Friday they have no reason to suspect the crime was motivated by hate. The incident stoked fear in the crowd of thousands who lined the...
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Treason, Sedition, Insurrection and Coups Explained
Treason, sedition, insurrection and coups are terms used to describe crimes and rebellions against the government. These are how they are defined according to The Marshall Project and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The Dark Web Might Be the Key to Stopping the Next Mass Shooter
Researchers who have studied the patterns and typologies of serial killers are now turning their attention to identifying mass shooters before they act. One common trait among modern mass shooters is their familiarity with the “dark web,” a less-accessible corner of the internet not indexed by search engines, with several hidden communities that promote and display violent behavior and imagery....
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Guilty Plea in Plot to Firebomb California Democratic HQ
A California man has admitted plotting to firebomb the state Democratic Party’s headquarters.
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Police Arrest 2 More in Apparent Exorcism Death of Young Child Inside a San Jose Church
San Jose police have arrested two more family members of a young girl killed during an apparent exorcism inside a small San Jose church.
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Man Dies While Burying Body of Girlfriend He Strangled
Investigators say a 60-year-old man who strangled his girlfriend died of a heart attack while burying her body in their South Carolina backyard.
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Mom Accused in Deadly Exorcism-Like Ritual on 3-Year-Old Girl Talked About it on YouTube
A woman speaking in a video posted to YouTube is the mother of the girl who died inside a back-room San Jose church in September, NBC Bay Area sources confirmed Tuesday.
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Ambulance Stolen in Chicago Led to 70 Mile High-Speed Chase
A suspect has been arrested in Chicago after allegedly stealing an ambulance Monday and leading authorities on a high-speed chase for more than 70 miles.
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Melissa Lucio Case: A Look at the Facts After Texas Grants Her a Stay of Execution
Melissa Lucio was sentenced to death on charges she murdered her 2-year-old daughter, Mariah, in 2007. But the execution is postponed to review new medical evidence that 5 former jurors say they wished they had seen.
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After Melissa Lucio's Stay of Execution Her Case Remains ‘Far From the Finish Line'
Melissa Lucio, a Texas mother of 14, has been on death row since 2008 after she was convicted of killing her 2-year-old daughter. Her execution was delayed just two days before she was scheduled to die to allow a lower court to review new evidence — including arguments that her confession was coerced. Molly Parmer, a criminal defense attorney who...
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San Francisco Police Officers Charged with Destroying Evidence
Two San Francisco police officers surrendered Tuesday to face charges of destroying evidence, while a retired officer, who had been working part-time with the gun destruction unit at the SFPD evidence room, faces unrelated felony charges of taking a soon-to-be-destroyed MP5 submachine gun and silencer home from the property room, authorities said.
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Notorious Pedophile Priest Arrested for Allegedly Killing Pedestrian While Driving Drunk
A notorious defrocked Oakland priest accused of sexually abusing dozens of children was arrested Saturday night after allegedly hitting and killing a pedestrian while driving drunk in a Walnut Creek retirement community, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has confirmed.
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Is Crime in NYC Actually Soaring? 2022 Crime Rates in Perspective
NEW YORK – Statistics suggest The Big Apple remains one of the safest big cities in America, and despite a recent surge in crime, the odds of getting victimized remain very low. And while major crimes – especially property crimes – have seen a large uptick in New York City since the start of the pandemic, NYPD reports fewer than 30%…
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Georgia Coroner Makes Gruesome Discovery: His Slain Parents and Son
The victims of a triple homicide in Georgia were the parents and son of the local coroner who made the gruesome discovery at a gun range his family owned, the official said Monday.
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Las Vegas HS Student Charged With Attempted Murder in Attack on Teacher Over Grades
A 16-year-old student has been charged with attempted murder and sexual assault after “getting violent” and strangling his teacher in a dispute over his grades last week, Las Vegas police said.
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Biden Expected to Announce Rules on Ghost Guns
The Biden administration will come out with its long-awaited ghost gun rule — aimed at reining in privately made firearms without serial numbers that are increasingly cropping up at crime scenes — as soon as Monday, three people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
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Arrest Made in Connection With Sacramento Mass Shooting
Sacramento police have announced an arrest connected to the shooting that killed six people and wounded a dozen others in the heart of California’s capital city as multiple shooters fired more than 100 rounds and people ran for their lives
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‘Significant' Evidence Suggests Trump Organization Misstated Asset Values for More Than a Decade, NY AG Says
Donald Trump has criticized the probe of his Trump Organization by New York Attorney General Letitia James as politically motivated.
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Judge Says Trump Likely Broke the Law by Trying to Obstruct Congress From Confirming Biden Win
A federal judge said Donald Trump likely broke the law by “corruptly” attempting to obstruct the confirmation of President Joe Biden’s Electoral College win.
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Senate Democrat Wyden Says Supreme Court Justice Thomas Should Recuse in Cases Involving Trump, Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, urged Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows to seek to overturn the election of Joe Biden.