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Travis Hunter, Sr.’s electronic ankle monitor was off for 11 minutes on June 28, according to documents.
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President Donald Trump is hopping on calls from the DNI to accuse former President Barack Obama of criminal activity after sharing a fake AI video.
The victim was expecting to pay $500,000 tax for capital gains, so she thought an email with transfer instructions was from her accountant.
Jacksonville Jaguars place 2024 second round pick on PUP ahead of training camp
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The New York Police Department said it found a 1-year-old girl who had been placed inside a garbage chute.
Police received an out-of-state call saying a New Smyrna Beach woman, 61, stated she killed her boyfriend and intended to take her own life.
Diamond Tankard, who appeared on Bravo’s “Thicker Than Water,” is accused of hitting a woman with a rock-filled sock at a Nashville Walmart.
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The department welcomes Officers Arthur Abraham, Dante Eggins and Brianna Kennedy.
Officials say they will need more detention space to hold all the new detainees, but they’re still being stymied by the feds.
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Palm Coast’s contract with the FCSO is also set to increase 26.5%, from $8.9 million to $11.3 million. Nine new deputies will be added through this contract.
“Christine Hunsicker allegedly submitted fraudulent financial statements to swindle investors and banks of more than $300 million,” officials said.
Two women allegedly involved in a shooting at a McDonald’s in Belleville, Illinois, have been charged with felonies.
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Residents Elena Krafft, Robin Magleora and Britney Álamos founded the nonprofit this summer with the mission to keep the community engaged and informed.