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Feb 26 2024
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Idaho's first execution since 2012 to take place as CBS2 investigates death row
Wednesday will mark the first execution in Idaho since 2012, when the State executes Thomas Creech. Creech has been on death row since 1983. He was serving a prison sentence for murder when he beat a fellow inmate to death. The Governor and the Parole Board have denied Creech clemency, saying that the State sentenced him to death for his crimes, and it is now their responsibility to carry it
KBOI 2Feb 26 2024
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Law Enforcement: Georgia student death suspect is an illegal immigrant
(Athens, GA) -- Officials say the suspect in the death of a University of Georgia student is an illegal immigrant. Jose Ibarra was arrested for the murder of 22-year-old Laken Riley, whose body was found last week in a wooded area near the school. Ibarra is from Venezuela and reportedly came to the U.S. in 2022. He's charged with felony murder, false imprisonment and kidnapping, and concealing
WZFG The FlagMar 17 2023
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6 South And West Side Alderpeople Endorse Paul Vallas, Banking On Him To Cut Crime And Boost Policing
CHATHAM — A cluster of South and West side alderpeople are throwing their support behind Paul Vallas for mayor, saying his plan to hire police officers to strengthen public safety is the better solution for their constituents. Local officials and community leaders gathered Thursday at Josephine’s Southern Cooking, 436 E. 79th St., to announce their endorsements of the former Chicago Public
Block Club ChicagoSep 14 2018
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Manafort expected to plead guilty to federal crimes
Special counsel Robert Mueller has filed a superseding criminal information against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, indicating a forthcoming guilty plea on charges related to his work lobbying for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
The HillFeb 27 2024
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Mayor Adams says NYC must ‘modify’ sanctuary laws, offering clearest stance to date
After staying tight-lipped on his position for weeks, Mayor Adams came out in favor of modifying the city’s sanctuary status laws late Monday — lending his support to a growing chorus of mostly conservative voices who have called for abolishing the local immigration protections in the wake of several high-profile crimes involving migrants. The sanctuary laws, which date back to the 1980s,
New York Daily NewsFeb 27 2024
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3 juveniles arrested in another Minneapolis robbery spree
Three juveniles were arrested in connection to two Sunday crime sprees that included 14 robberies, police said. The first spree lasted from 10:46 a.m. to 11:49 a.m. It included the following six incidents: A second spree began at 8:25 p.m. and included the following incidents: Police said in a press release Monday that the last robbery included a carjacking. At about 9:25 p.m., police observed
Alpha NewsFeb 26 2024
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Fentanyl drug traffickers now required to serve mandatory minimum sentence, Gov. Little signs HB406 into law
BOSIE, Idaho (KIFI) - Mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl charges in Idaho have now become law. Governor Brad Little officially signed House Bill 406 into law Monday. The controversial bill was closely scrutinized as it passed through the Idaho House and Senate. The new law creates a minimum sentence of three years and a fine of at least $10,000 for a person carrying four grams of
KIFI News 8Feb 26 2024
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2 men charged in shooting that killed 1-year-old boy
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - Two of the suspects in the shooting that took the live of 1-year-old Taidyn Anderson on February 19 have been charged with murder. The call came shortly after 7 p.m. for a shooting at Sugar Creek Apartments at 2550 South Oliver. Officers arrived and found Taidyn Anderson and two 24-year-old women with gunshot wounds. The baby was pronounced dead at the hospital. “I am
KAKEJul 11 2023
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Los Angeles Crime Wave: Beyoncé's Mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Has $1 Million in Cash, Jewelry Stolen in Home Invasion
The mother of pop superstar Beyoncé Knowles was hit by burglars who stole more than $1 million in cash and jewelry in a home invasion burglary in Los Angeles. Burglars took an entire safe containing the cash and jewelry, law enforcement sources told TMZ. The break-in was discovered Wednesday morning, when a person affiliated with Tina Knowles-Lawson stopped by the Hollywood Hills residence and
Breitbart NewsAug 19 2022
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Democrat led cities see deserted downtowns, surging crime as residents flee
American cities such as San Francisco, Cleveland, and Portland rank high among Democrat led metropolises that have become barren of human activity in the wake of record-high crime, homelessness, and poor public services.
According to the Daily Mail, the downtown and urban centers of major US cities have seen activity drop by nearly 50 percent according to a study by the Institute of
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