Prosecutors say a man has been indicted in the burning death of a woman inside a New York City subway train
NEW YORK (AP) — Prosecutors say a man has been indicted in the burning death of a woman inside a New York City subway train.
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Liese Dodd's killer was sentenced to 60 years in prison last week
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Georgia Fire Chief Shot Dead After Stopping to Help Couple Who Hit Deer with Their Car: Police
The incident occurred in Alabama on Sunday, Jan. 19, according to police
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Trump pardons DC officers convicted in death and cover up
President Donald Trump has issued a “full and unconditional pardon” to Washington, DC, police lieutenant Andrew Zabavsky and officer Terence Sutton for their roles in the death of 20-year-old Karon Hylton-Brown, a case that drew protests on the heels of the murder of George Floyd.
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Woman shot in targeted incident outside Markham home by suspect in construction vest, police say
Police are searching for a man after a woman was shot outside her Markham home in what's believed to be a targeted incident. Investigators believe the man disguised himself as a construction worker to trick the woman into going outside, where he could ambush her, according to Const. James Dickson, spokesperson for York Regional Police.Police have released video of the shooting, which happened in the area of Lee Avenue and Noble Street on Tuesday at about 5:30 p.m.WATCH | Police video shows shoot
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Police Officer Charged with 'Incompetence' After Accidentally Shooting Driver with His Own Gun
Termination proceedings against Officer Mindy Cardwell have begun, per the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
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Sisters Who Vanished After Night Walk Near River Sent Eerie Final Text Before Disappearing: Police
Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, 32 — who are reportedly part of a set of triplets — sent a text to their landlady at the same time they were last seen two weeks ago on Jan. 7
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Trump Finds Crazy Excuse for Pardoning Violent Rioters
President Donald Trump on Tuesday found a way to defend pardoning thousands of convicted Jan. 6 rioters–some of whom violently attacked police officers–by arguing that they had already spent enough time behind bars. Trump took questions from reporters at the White House during a press conference, beginning with NBC News Chief White House Correspondent Peter Alexander, who first asked, “You would agree that it’s never acceptable to assault a police officer?“ That prompt elicited a ”sure" from Tru
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Murdoch Gives Prince Harry Hacking Apology With Major Caveat
Rupert Murdoch ended a five-year battle with Prince Harry with a dramatic apology Wednesday for illegally intruding into his life for years—and made a “massive” settlement with the British royal to end an explosive court case. The Fox News tycoon’s British newspaper group issued a “full and unequivocal” apology for the “serious intrusion by The Sun into his private life... including the unlawful gathering” of information about him. But the apology did not say anything directly about Harry’s expl
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4 Arrested After Fire at Popular Ski Resort that Reportedly Killed at Least 76
The fire broke out at the Grand Kartal Hotel in the resort of Kartalkaya early on the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 21
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As if LA officials don’t have enough on their plates, they have another problem: Arsonists
As devastating wildfires have destroyed huge swaths of Los Angeles County, incinerating homes and leaving at least 27 people dead, fire and law enforcement authorities have also had to contend with a number of arson fires.
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Toronto police announce $83M cocaine bust, called biggest in force's history
Toronto police officials announced what they called the force's largest-ever cocaine bust Tuesday, with over 835 kilograms seized at a street value of about $83 million, coupled with multiple arrests and charges.In a statement, Chief Myron Demkiw said the investigation will save lives and make the city safer."Taking these drugs off our streets prevents violence, protects lives, and dismantles dangerous criminal networks," he said. "This impact is only possible through the dedication of our membe
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Father stopped Southport killer from going to former school a week before attack
The 18-year-old was known for having a fascination with violence and despotic figures including Hitler.
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Judges who oversaw Jan. 6 cases push back on Trump pardons
Federal judges who oversaw Jan. 6 cases pushed back against President Trump’s sweeping pardons Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell wrote in in court filings for Proud Boys Nicholas Ochs and Nicholas DeCarlo that she would not dismiss their cases with prejudice — leaving the door open for charges to be filed against the men in…
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Ottawa man accusing off-duty Windsor police officer of bar attack questioned over inconsistent testimony
The Ottawa man accusing an off-duty Windsor police officer of attacking him in a bar bathroom faced numerous questions Tuesday about inconsistencies in his testimony.Sgt. Deler Bal has pleaded not guilty to two charges of assault and one count of aggravated assault against Donald Conner on the night of Sept. 23, 2023. Bal was at the Prohibition Public House, a gastropub in downtown Ottawa, the day before he was photographed in the area for an event to honour officers who died in the line of duty
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RCMP sending in reinforcements to address rising violence, shooting death in Dawson Creek, B.C.
The B.C. RCMP is once again sending more officers to Dawson Creek, in the province's northeast, following a new spate of violence in the community of roughly 12,400 people.In the past week there have been at least two high-profile shootings, including a drive-by in a residential neighbourhood and another in a business area that left one dead and another injured.Police say these and other violent incidents appear to be gang-related and that members of several provincial units, including the Unifo
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DC officer assaulted on January 6 reacts to Trump saying he’s a friend of the police
DC police officer Daniel Hodges, who appeared on CNN in his personal capacity, talks with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins about his reaction to President Donald Trump issuing a pardon to the man who was convicted of his assault on January 6, 2021.
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Manager put in headlock during £1.38m watch robbery took own life, court told
Oliver White, 27, killed himself the day after the incident in May 2024, Woolwich Crown Court heard.
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Brooklyn Man Who Died After Beating by Muggers in Back Seat of Taxi Remembered as 'A Father Every Girl Could Dream of'
"I don’t know how to live without him. He’s my life. He taught me everything I know," Taylor Shelonchik said of her father, Michael Shelonchik, who was fatally beaten on Jan. 21
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Prince Harry breaks silence as he wins huge privacy battle in landmark case against The Sun publisher
Prince Harry and the publisher of The Sun, News Group Newspapers, have reached a shock settlement after the Duke first lodged his claim five years ago.
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Mediation falls apart in B.C. Christian Brothers case after more than 200 students come forward
A case that began with one man's allegations against a Catholic school teacher surreptitiously shipped across the country has now grown into a behemoth class-action lawsuit with more than 200 claimants.That class action — involving a pair of British Columbia private schools, the Archdiocese of Vancouver, and four Christian Brothers — is now heading to trial, after attempts to mediate the case outside the courtroom fell through.A key component of the case will be proving the schools had knowledge