A confidential settlement has been reached in a federal lawsuit accusing a now-jailed former Mississippi police officer of sexually assaulting a woman while he was on duty, a news outlet reported. The settlement led U.S. District Court Judge Sharion Aycock …
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The City of Uvalde has filed a lawsuit against Uvalde County District Attorney Christina Mitchell, alleging she is blocking the city’s independent investigator from accessing key evidence into the May 24 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.
A Texas attorney caught on video allegedly pulling out a gun and trying to shoot a former girlfriend at the bar where she worked before being tackled by two patrons was found dead Wednesday, days after being released on bail. …
A former Oklahoma middle school principal is facing a federal lawsuit alleging that he groomed and sexually assaulted students at the school where he worked. Cody Barlow, a 33-year-old former Wewoka Middle School principal who was arrested in October on child …
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Atlanta police released surveillance video from Nov. 26 near Market Street with hopes the public can identify multiple minors wanted for questioning about a shooting that left two people dead, and several others injured. At 8 p.m. that night, police …
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Exactly one year ago Wednesday, then-15-year-old Ethan Crumbley opened fire on his Oxford, Michigan, high school, killing four innocent students and injuring seven others. On Tuesday, the Michigan Supreme Court temporarily halted the case against Crumbley’s parents, James and Jennifer …
A Southern California man who fired a BB gun from his car at Planned Parenthood in Pasadena on at least 11 occasions admitted he was trying to intimidate the doctors, staff and patients because the clinic provided abortions, federal prosecutors …
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